Stories from Bengaluru · India

A wall collapse at Bowring Hospital in Bengaluru has resulted in seven deaths, including one child. A heavy rainstorm in Bengaluru, India, caused a wall at a hospital to collapse on the night of April 29. Seven people died after a government hospital wall collapsed during heavy rainfall in Bengaluru. The victims were reportedly part of a Kudumbashree tour group. A wall collapsed near a hospital in Bengaluru, Karnataka, killing seven people including three children. The incident was caused by heavy rain, wind, and oil spills, according to the report. Local authorities are managing the aftermath of the sudden collapse. The victims were located near a medical facility in the city.

A new self-reliant bullet train manufacturing system is set to be operational in Bengaluru by next year. The project aims to produce high-precision welding machines and robotic components to support domestic high-speed rail infrastructure. This development is part of India's push for technological self-sufficiency in transport.

Royal Challengers Bangalore secured a five-wicket victory against the Gujarat Titans at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. The win marks a significant performance in the ongoing Indian Premier League season. The match concluded with Bangalore reaching the target despite the competitive pressure from the Titans. Australian bowler Josh Hazlewood conceded 56 runs during his four overs for Bengaluru. Royal Challengers was bowled out for 155 runs. Josh Hazelwood conceded 56 runs in four overs without a wicket and was run out for a golden duck.