Advocate Shot Dead by Tenants in Bengaluru's Whitefield; Accused Delivery Agents on the Run Bengaluru A 42-year-old advocate was shot dead late at night, allegedly by two of his tenants, at Pattandur Agrahara under the Whitefield police station limits of #Bengaluru. The deceased has been identified as Manjunath (42), a practicing #advocate and property owner in the locality. ​According to the police, the murder occurred between 11:30 PM and midnight. The two accused, both working as delivery personnel for #Swiggy, were residing as tenants on Manjunath's property. ​Preliminary investigations revealed that a heated argument had erupted between the landlord and the duo roughly an hour prior to the shooting over pending rent arrears. The confrontation escalated shortly before midnight when the two men confronted Manjunath again, and one of the accused whipped out a firearm and shot him directly in the head. ​Both assailants fled the scene immediately after firing the fatal shot. Senior officers from the #Whitefield station rushed to the spot alongside forensic experts to inspect the crime scene. Police have launched a manhunt to nab the accused and further investigation is underway. @dcpwhitefield @BlrCityPolice

Oh dear Manvanth, you have been extraordinary since you debuted in longer format. Just keep going like your idol Ben Stokes and you will be a great asset for KA.

This is the El Niño effect on India—it’s scary. Nearly 50% of India’s population (750 million people’s livelihoods) depends on agriculture. It’s a massive disaster. Drinking water, groundwater, urea, and food shortages plus drought are inevitable in the next 12 months. India faces a real electricity crisis. State governments are asking farmers to stop the summer crop, and households and industries are being notified of upcoming power cuts. What exactly is the Government of India under Narendra Modi doing? What predictions have they made? How are they helping states? Who will take care of farmers? What about food shortages? Can someone answer this?

Playing Garba in Chaniya Choli, Surat’s Dr. Kalpana Savani rushed to her hospital in a Rapido after learning about a critical ICU patient. She helped stabilise the patient, putting duty and humanity first! 🙏❤️ #Navratri2026 #Garba #Surat #GujaratiPride #GujaratCulture

Every kid in the garden copied someone's run up and action. Who was the bowler you tried to copy as a youngster?

Shringeri temple lo Dining hall chusaka pichi ekkesindhi bayya 🥵🙏 peak maintainance, peak taste, peak everything ❤️

India has won! भारत की विजय। अच्छे दिन आने वाले हैं।

Nagzira tigress killed on NH-53 Vidarbha corridors keep claiming tigers. Last night around 2 a.m., a tigress was hit by a truck on NH-53 in the corridor linking Nagzira-Navegaon and Umred-Karhandla in Bhandara district. She died on the spot. Preliminary findings suggest she belonged to the Nagzira population. Over the years, Maharashtra has seen numerous cases of tigers and other wildlife being killed by trains. Nearly 90 percent of these incidents have occurred in just seven districts of Vidarbha mainly Chandrapur, Yavatmal, Wardha and Nagpur. The government must treat these repeated accidents as a serious lesson and act so that wildlife safety on these corridors can actually be secured. #bigcatdeath #wildlifecare #wildlifeawareness #tigerkillonroad #wildlifecorridor

Yes. IRUMUDI is rotha film to the core. It only grossed high because TFI wanted to have its monopoly against any other dub films and they ran some maniac level BO campaign just to show dubbed movies must be crushed no matter the cost

2+ hours. Every single day. That's how long kids from Whitefield spend on Varthur Road for a 5km commute. My own daughter is stuck right now as I post this. Whitefield deserves better than this. @blrcitytraffic @DKShivakumar @krishnabgowda @PCMohanMP @MALimbavali #Varthur

I have been living in bengaluru for more than 2 years now and I spent the last week in mumbai (greatest city in india to live in they say) and i think there’s a lot that blr is missing out on >mumbai had so much more than just cafes/food/restros >people had personalities more than just their profession >weekdays weren’t completely low on energy just because everyone is working >i could just go out, take a walk by the beach, have fun, catch up with someone and still spend less than 100 rupees >transportation is insanely convenient read: local, metro, running autos ofc the traffic is crazy, rent is crazy but overall each and every profession can find their peace. the only city in india that can convince me to shift cities now :)