Amid prevalent chaos and uncertainty over access to the essential services and commodities during the lockdown, we bring you the latest updates from your city.
*Drones to help Bengaluru cops enforce social distancing
* ANI update at 10.45am: Devotees maintain social distancing while offering prayers to Lord Hanuman at a temple in Maratha Galli area of Hubballi on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti.
*Continue lockdown in hotspots in Karnataka till April 30, say doctors
*Many parents in Dakshina Kannada are giving their children haircuts, to be self-sufficient during the lockdown.
*Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa had announced that Karaga will be held, but with only five people present, in keeping with the lockdown and distancing protocol.
*DIY activities help Bengalureans beat lockdown boredom
With plenty of time on hand, the creative side of Bengalureans is emerging in the form of DIY (do it yourself) arts and crafts activities.
*While four of Tuesday’s coronavirus cases are from Bengaluru, three are from Mandya, two each from Bagalkot and Kalaburagi and one from Gadag. The Gadag and Mandya patients are the first from the two districts.
*With the Covid-19 pandemic taking a huge economic toll, many schools in Bengaluru have decided to not increase school fees for the upcoming academic year in a big relief for parents.
*Bengaluru's flagship festival, Bengaluru Karaga, will not be held this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic
*12 new coronavirus cases take Karnataka total to 175 on Tuesday
*Drones to help Bengaluru cops enforce social distancing
* ANI update at 10.45am: Devotees maintain social distancing while offering prayers to Lord Hanuman at a temple in Maratha Galli area of Hubballi on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti.
*Continue lockdown in hotspots in Karnataka till April 30, say doctors
*Many parents in Dakshina Kannada are giving their children haircuts, to be self-sufficient during the lockdown.
*Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa had announced that Karaga will be held, but with only five people present, in keeping with the lockdown and distancing protocol.
*DIY activities help Bengalureans beat lockdown boredom
With plenty of time on hand, the creative side of Bengalureans is emerging in the form of DIY (do it yourself) arts and crafts activities.
*While four of Tuesday’s coronavirus cases are from Bengaluru, three are from Mandya, two each from Bagalkot and Kalaburagi and one from Gadag. The Gadag and Mandya patients are the first from the two districts.
*With the Covid-19 pandemic taking a huge economic toll, many schools in Bengaluru have decided to not increase school fees for the upcoming academic year in a big relief for parents.
*Bengaluru's flagship festival, Bengaluru Karaga, will not be held this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic
*12 new coronavirus cases take Karnataka total to 175 on Tuesday
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