The sharp increase in Bengaluru Metro fares has left commuters frustrated, leading to a drop in ridership. Many say the sudden surge affects their monthly expenses, particularly students and those living on tight budgets. Even after a partial rollback, ridership has continued to decline by nearly one lakh passengers since the hike was first announced.News18 spoke to several commuters, and many regular users feel that the increase in ticket prices could have been implemented in a phased manner rather than in one go. Mobile App – https://onelink.to/desc-youtube

Former chief election commissioner SY Quraishi has debunked claims that a US agency funded voter turnout efforts in India, calling the reports baseless. He clarified that a Memorandum of Understanding with the International Foundation for Electoral Systems did not involve any financial commitments.

A tragic stampede at a railway station has left the nation shocked and demanding answers.