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- 1IndiGo A321 Suffers Tail Strike at Bengaluru After Go-AroundโIndiGo A321 Tail Strike at Bengaluru After a Go-Around
An IndiGo Airbus A321 sustained a tail strike at Bengaluru's airport following a go-around. The incident, reported by aviation outlets, has drawn attention within the aviation community, with readers discussing the aircraft's landing or aborted-landing handling and what it means for the airline's safety record. No injuries or details about affected passengers were specified in initial reports.
- 2Prime suspect in fake medicine racket arrested at Bengaluru airportโผFake medicine racket: Prime suspect arrested at Bengaluru airport after landing from Sharjah
The prime suspect in a fake medicine racket has been arrested at Bengaluru airport after arriving on a flight from Sharjah. The arrest marks a key development in the ongoing investigation into the counterfeit drug operation, though details about the suspect's identity, the scale of the racket and other people involved have not yet been disclosed by authorities.
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More than 800 objections from the public have prompted the Greater Bengaluru Authority to revisit its proposed parking rules. The volume of feedback has pushed officials to conduct a fresh review of the regulations before they are finalised, reopening debate over how parking will be managed and priced across Bengaluru.
- 4Over 800 objections force review of Bengaluru parking rulesโOver 800 objections prompt review of GBA parking rules in Bengaluru
More than 800 objections have been filed against the Greater Bengaluru Authority's proposed parking rules, prompting officials to review the regulations before they are finalised. The volume of public feedback has pushed the authority to reconsider provisions of the draft rules, which affect how parking is managed and priced across the city.
- 5Bengaluru, NCR, MMR Lead โน2โ5 Crore Home Sales in H1 2026โBengaluru, NCR and MMR Lead โน2โ5 Crore Home Sales in H1 2026: CRE Matrix Report
A CRE Matrix report says Bengaluru, the National Capital Region and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region led India's โน2โ5 crore housing sales in the first half of 2026. The finding points to continued strength in premium residential demand across the country's largest property markets.