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As the Central and state governments allow phase-wise relaxation in curbs to get the life up and running again following over two months of lockdown to prevent the spread of Covid-19, we bring you the latest updates from Bengaluru. from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

Night curfew extended by an hour, government offices to function five days a week from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

Two SSLC students from Kaladagi in Bagalkot district tested positive for Covid-19 just hours after they wrote their first exam on Thursday. In Hassan, a 16-year-old was driven straight to the hospital after the maths paper on Saturday. from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

(This story originally appeared in Bangalore Mirror on June 28, 2020) from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

Karnataka reported a record 24-hour spike of 918 Covid-19 cases on Saturday, taking the tally to 11,923. Bengaluru added a record 596 cases to the tally, marking a sharp rise over the past week. from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

Chief minister BS Yediyurappa’s decision to make revenue minister R Ashoka in-charge of Covid-19 operations in Bengaluru hasn’t gone down too well with deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan and health minister B Sriramulu. from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India

Researchers have discovered one of the largest and nocturnal dwarf gecko from Sakleshpur in Hassan. The new species has been named ‘Cnemaspis magnifica’, derived from the word magnificent due to its striking features, conspicuous colour pattern, and large size. The common English name for this gecko is ‘Magnificent dwarf gecko’. from Bangalore News & Coronavirus Live Updates: Latest Bangalore News Headlines & Coronavirus News Updates from Bangalore - Times of India