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Raj Shankar
Editor in chief
Shankar Raj is a senior journalist with more than 30 years experience, mostly with The Indian Express and The New Indian Express. He was the Editor for Karnataka and Kerala editions of The New Indian Express, and former Managing Editor of the Nyusu Digital Media P Ltd. Bengaluru.
Latest Articles
Drug Racket Probe: Sandalwood Actor Sanjana Galrani Arrested
Actress Sanjana Galrani sent to 5-day police custody
Bengaluru: After remaining in the drug...
Actor Ragini not co-operating in investigations, say officers
Actor Ragini Dwivedi was Monday remanded to five-day police custody by a Bengaluru sessions court even as investigators alleged that she was stone-walling most questions and was not co-operating.
Congress leader apologizes to actor
Bengaluru: Congress spokesperson and activist Kavitha Reddy Sunday evening released a video apologising for the incident involving Kannada film actor Samyuktha Hegde...
Drug Racket: Vivek Oberoi’s brother in law among 12 accused
Bengaluru: A close scrutiny of those arrested in connection with the drug case shows that big names were involved, including real estate...
Bengaluru records the first case of COVID reinfection
A private hospital here has reported the city’s first case of Covid-19 reinfection. Though not new, such instances are very rare, say doctors.
Actor Samyuktha Hegde alleges she was a victim of moral policing
Actor Samyuktha Hegde and two friends Saturday alleged that they were victims of moral policing at a public park here where they had gone to exercise.
COVID cases mount in Karnataka
Karnataka continued contributing largely to India’s growing Covid-19 numbers adding 9746 new cases to the list on Saturday.
Ragini is second accused in Bengaluru drug racket case
A day after her arrest, the Central Crime Branch of the Bengaluru police Saturday named Sandalwood actor Ragini Dwivedi as the second accused in a First Information Report (FIR) that included the names of 11 others.
