The Karnataka Cabinet on Thursday approved the Justice Cunha Committee's report on the Chinnaswamy stadium stampede in Bengaluru that claimed 11 lives and left over 50 people injured.
Despite a delayed start due to heavy morning showers, Day 3 of the Oriental Cup 2025 delivered thrilling action, here at Dr. Ambedkar Stadium, as St. Francis De Sales Senior Secondary School, Janakpuri stamped their authority in both the boys' and girls' categories with clinical victories.
After falling for a single-digit score against West Indies Champions in his first match in four years, the 'Mr 360' of the old days stamped his authority with a 30-ball 63, consisting of three fours and four sixes and scoring at a strike rate of 210.00.
The Leader of Opposition in Karnataka Assembly, R Ashoka, on Saturday wrote to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to hand over the investigation into the stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru to the Central Bureau of Investigation.
Karnataka Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao on Thursday announced that strict action will be taken against those responsible for the Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede in Bengaluru, which claimed 11 lives and left more than 50 injured.
No formal permission was taken from the event organiser (DNA), merely informing the police about the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) victory parade on June 3 without seeking formal approval as mandated by the 2009 city order. Consequently, the police denied permission.
The unfortunate tragedy led to the death of 11 people and left over 50 injured. The state government had requested the High Court to keep the report confidential, but as per ESPNCricinfo, the court on Monday categorically stated that there were no legal grounds for such confidentiality and t
Siddaramaiah said that the retired High Court judge D'Cunha submitted the report on the stampede in two volumes, whose recommendations would be discussed in the forthcoming cabinet meeting.
The accused have divided a commercial plot worth over Rs 18 crores into nine smaller plots and made separate nine registries for just only around Rs 5.38 crores, resulting in revenue loss to the government by stealing stamp duty of Rs 13,32,95,000, the officer added.
RCB claimed that CAT didn't adhered to principles of natural justice and challenged CAT's findings, stating they were made without giving RCB an opportunity to be heard.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Ombudsman Justice Arun Mishra (Retd) has asked Indian Premier League 2025 winners Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) to file their respective written replies on the complaint alleging gross negligence an
The Karnataka Government on Wednesday challenged the Central Administrative Tribunal's decision to revoke the suspension of senior IPS officer Vikas Kumar in connection with the Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede case.