Bantwal: A new Reliance Digital store has been inaugurated at Kaikamba in BC Road, Bantwal, offering a wide range of electronic products under one roof.

The new outlet provides customers with a variety of products, including mobile phones, televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, laptops and other home appliances.

Several exclusive offers have been introduced as part of the grand launch. Customers can avail themselves of instant discounts of up to ₹15,000 on selected products.

The store is also offering attractive deals, bank cashback benefits and pre-delivery options. Customers also have an opportunity to receive special gifts as part of the launch offers.

The new Reliance Digital outlet was inaugurated on September 12. The management has invited customers and families to visit the store and make use of the special launch offers.

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The store provides an opportunity for customers to shop for a wide range of electronic and home appliances at one place while enjoying attractive discounts and benefits.

Kalaburagi: A 32-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man were found hanging from the same tree on the outskirts of Sankanoor village in Chittapur taluk of Kalaburagi district.

The deceased have been identified as Sharanamma, 32, from Chittapur town, and Basavaraj, 21, from Bachwar village in Yadgir district.

According to preliminary information, the two had reportedly been in a relationship for several years. Police suspect that they may have taken the extreme step after their families opposed their relationship.

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The two are believed to have died two to three days ago. Their bodies were found in a decomposed condition in a hilly area.

Police visited the spot and conducted an inspection. A case has been registered at the Chittapur Police Station, and further investigation is underway.

Viral : Madanayakanahalli Police have warned the public to be careful while using the latest 80s-style photo editing trend on social media.

Many people are using apps and online links to turn their photos into images inspired by the 1980s. Police have cautioned that cyber fraudsters may misuse such trends to target unsuspecting users.

People may be asked to download unknown apps or open suspicious links for photo editing. Such links or apps could put personal information at risk and may lead to cyber fraud.

Police have also warned against sharing sensitive details while using photo-editing services. Passwords, bank account details and other private information should never be shared with unknown persons or untrusted apps.

The police advised users to avoid installing unfamiliar applications and clicking on suspicious links. They also urged the public to check the reliability of any online service before using it.

Cyber criminals may use popular social media trends to attract users and collect their personal information. Police stressed that people should remain alert and protect their data while taking part in online trends.

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Madanayakanahalli Police issued the advisory as part of their cyber safety awareness efforts. They urged citizens to verify the source of any link, app or service before sharing information online.