Mahantesh

Despite winning multiple World Cups, India's blind cricketers, both men and women, face a stark reality of poor facilities and financial insecurity. Victories offer temporary relief through government rewards, but a lack of long-term support and institutional backing leaves players struggling for financial stability and consistent opportunities.

An eleven-month-old baby boy drowned in a bucket of water after his mother briefly left him unattended. Overwhelmed by guilt and unable to cope with the tragedy, the 29-year-old software professional died by suicide, leaving behind a note blaming herself for her son's death.

An 11-month-old boy drowned in a bucket at his Bengaluru home while his mother, a software professional, briefly stepped away. The mother, unable to cope with the guilt, died by suicide shortly after, leaving a note blaming herself. Her husband discovered the tragic scene upon returning from work.

Sleuths suggested a shift in the focus of the SP mahantesh murder probe, hinting that personal motive could have triggered the attack on the deputy director of co-operative audit.

Police may still be reluctant to agree with the contention of whistleblowers and anti-corruption activists that the murder of SP mahantesh, the deputy director (Bangalore Urban district) of the Directorate of co-operative audit, was related to his work.

With the lone eyewitness to the murderous assault on deputy director co-operative audit SP mahantesh still off the police radar, investigators appear to have all but dumped their initial claim in the FIR that four armed men attacked the official.

mahantesh was attacked on May 16 on Palace Road by unidentified men. His family maintained that the attack was because of professional enmity.

A tragic accident claimed the lives of senior IAS officer mahantesh Bilagi and two family members in Kalaburagi. Their car veered off the road after attempting to avoid a stray dog, leading to the fatal crash. Bilagi, a 2012-batch officer and MD of Karnataka State Minerals Corporation, was en route to a family wedding.

Police may be reluctant to admit that Karnataka officer S P mahantesh was killed because be blew the whistle on cooperative housing scams, but fresh details show the officer had been attacked at least thrice in the past.

Police probe into SP mahantesh’s murder stands at where it was when the murderous assault happened on him five days ago. In fact, investigators were so clueless that they were hoping that the official may survive the attack and provide them leads.