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North Bengaluru's real estate goes big

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 Bengaluru — the pulse of modern India’s economic upturn and the start-up capital of the country has outgrown its regional roots and is now a global phenomenon. The city is an investor’s paradise for all the right reasons — the ease of doing business, the sturdy governmental support, a larger-than-life incentivized environment, and the world-class corporate culture raise the city’s identity and put it ahead of its peers. Traditionally, Bengaluru’s business and commercial nodes ran through its central and southern districts, while up-and-coming clusters sat at the city’s edges. Naturally, these businesses have since crisscrossed geographic boundaries, and unconventional markets are usurping the status quo and witnessing a real estate boom. In the wake of recent developments, North Bengaluru is emerging as a viable economic and residential prospect with a long-term allure that’s only getting bigger. In proximity of opportunity North Bengaluru’s primary appeal lies in its closeness t...

Karnataka hijab row Highlights: HC hearing to continue tomorrow; court dismisses plea filed by one petitioner

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Udupi, Karnataka Hijab Row News Highlights, Bangalore Today Updates, 17 Feb: The court said it will resume hearing the pleas on Friday, after state advocate general Prabhuling Navadgi sought time to respond to the petitions. Students sit in protest after being denied entry while wearing hijab, outside a college campus, in Chikmagalur, Wednesday Karnataka Hijab Controversy News Highlights: The Karnataka High Court Thursday adjourned hearing in petitions filed by Muslim girls studying in government pre-university colleges in Udupi against the government ban on Hijabs in classrooms. The court will resume hearing the pleas on Friday, after state advocate general Prabhuling Navadgi sought time to respond to the petitions. The AG told the court that he was awaiting some orders from the state government. The full bench of the High Court remarked that the state can modify its government order. The court also dismissed one of the petitions filed by a social activist saying: “We will dismiss th...