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[ad_1] Bengaluru Airport authorities have announced the cancellation of 44 flights as Karnataka observes a state-wide shutdown. As per an announcement by Airport authorities 22 arrivals and 22 departures have been cancelled today from Kempegowda International Airport. As per the announcement, the cancellations have been made due to operational reasons and the passengers were intimated within time. The flights scheduled to fly to metro cities New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and other destinations have been cancelled. Also read:  Air India Completes Acquisition Of First Airbus A350 Aircraft, To Arrive In India By December According to reports, the activists purchased a ticket for the Indigo 7731 flight and arrived at the Bengaluru airport at 9.50 a.m. with plans to stage a protest near the flight. The authorities took them into custody as they were preparing to stage the protest. The protesters were taken into custody and handed over to police, who then cancelled the flights sche

[ad_1] Bengaluru, India: Street food is one of the best ways to experience a new city's culinary culture, and now the people of Bengaluru will have another official food street to explore. A 500-meter stretch located near Seshadripuram College in Karnataka's Yelahanka new town area is set to be transformed into the city's second official food street, reported The Times of India. What's special about this food street is that it used to be a dump yard but will now offer a variety of eateries offering a range of local delicacies. Located in Karnataka's Yelahanka new town area, the food street promises to be a game-changer for foodies in the city, offering a diverse range of Indian cuisine at roadside shops. The project cost a whopping Rs 3 crore and involved revamping the area, constructing small shops, beautifying the roads, and providing sit-outs for the public. Also Read:   8 Best Restaurants In MG Road, Bengaluru For The Foodie In You Representational Image (