Sonu Nigam seeks legal relief from Karnataka High Court amid Bengaluru event controversy - ANI News
Sonu Nigam seeks legal relief from Karnataka High Court amid Bengaluru event controversy ANI News
Monsoon to hit Karnataka on June 5, yellow alert issued for 13 districts - Udayavani
Monsoon to hit Karnataka on June 5, yellow alert issued for 13 districts Udayavani
Monsoon may hit Karnataka by May-end; IMD predicts above-normal rainfall this season Times of India
Sonu Nigams petition to be heard by Karnataka HC on May 15
BENGALURU: The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday adjourned the hearing of the petition filed by popular singer Sonu Nigam to May 15. The singer has challenged the first information report registered against him for allegedly making an objectionable statement recently during a music concert in the city when a group of audience demanded a Kannada song to be sung. A vacation bench of Justice Shivashankar Amarannavar adjourned the hearing while directing the petitioners counsel to rectify office objections raised by the registry. The crime was registered against Sonu Nigam following a complaint filed by one Dharma Raj Ananthaiah with Avalahalli police in Bengaluru city on May 2, alleging that the statement of the accused not only hurt the sentiments of Kannadigas but also caused distress to them.
700 youth in Bengaluru trained in AI: Capgemini, Nasscom drive skilling push
BENGALURU: At least 700 underprivileged youths in Bengaluru and the Delhi-NCR region have been trained and certified through the AI for Skilling programme, an initiative by Capgemini in partnership with the Nasscom Foundation. The programme, implemented in Bengaluru and Delhi NCR, is designed to provide 200-hour training, comprising over 140 hours of technical instruction and more than 60 hours of soft skills development. The initiative builds on Capgeminis Digital Academy programme. It aims to make students more upskilled, so that it becomes easier for them to get employment. CEO of Capgemini-India, Ashwin Yardi, said, Through Capgeminis digital academy, in partnership with Nasscom Foundation, we are bridging the digital divide equipping the youth with industry-relevant AI and technology skills for meaningful careers. CEO of Nasscom Foundation Jyoti Sharma said, Our collaboration with Capgemini, under the AI for Skilling initiative, reflects our shared vision of an inclusive digital economy, where marginalised youth have the opportunity to participate and break barriers to AI access. By enabling future-ready skills and focusing on foundational, core work skills, we are investing in the potential of Indias youth to fully embrace evolving digital opportunities.
CM Siddaramaiah, ministers busy touring districts ahead of Sadhana Samavesha
BENGALURU: Ahead of Sadhana Samavesha, the state governments celebration to mark two years in office to be held at Hospet in Vijayanagar district on May 20, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his ministers are busy touring the state. The ministers, all of them senior, have been given the task of identifying underprivileged people staying in tandas and hadis. On May 20, they will be given title deeds for their properties, along with identifying their settlements as revenue villages. The ministers and senior legislators have been given the specific task of interacting with the beneficiaries, officials and leaders at 64 Assembly constituencies, where a large number of people are staying in such settlements. These underprivileged people, who number around one lakh across the state, will be given property title deeds to mark the governments two-year anniversary. Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has given the task of identifying and talking to the beneficiaries to senior ministers, including Satish Jarkiholi, Priyank Kharge, Dinesh Gundu Rao, Santosh Lad, Krishna Byre Gowda, NS Boseraju and others. Each minister has to cover one to two Assembly segments. They will hold meetings with officials and discuss giving title deeds to beneficiaries. The ministers have been told to complete the meetings by May 15. Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and other top party leaders are expected to take part in the Hospet event. While Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda has been given the overall charge of the event, Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy has been given the responsibility of getting the beneficiaries from different parts of the state to Hospet. Congress sources said this is a government and not a party event. But it is a prestige issue for both the party and the government, they added. This is why senior ministers and leaders have been sent to different parts of the state. The deadline of May 15 to complete the process is to give enough time for the authorities to prepare the title deeds, the sources said.
Man held for hateful remarks against PM Modi in Karnataka
BENGALURU: A 25-year-old computer technician was arrested by the city police on Monday night for allegedly posting objectionable content against Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his social media account. The video went viral and caught the attention of the social media wing of the city police, which directed the Bandepalya police to act. The police registered a suo motu case and picked up the accused, identified as F Nawaz, from his paying guest accommodation in Mangammanapalya. Nawaz was produced before a local court on Tuesday and remanded in judicial custody. In a video post, the accused blamed the PM for the skirmish along the India-Pakistan border and suggested that a bomb should be dropped on Modis residence. He also accused Modi of creating a war-like situation in the country when people were living in peace. A case of acts endangering the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India (BNS 152), promoting enmity between different groups on the grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, etc., and doing acts prejudicial to the maintenance of harmony (BNS 196) and statements conducing to public mischief (BNS 353) has been registered. As per preliminary investigations, the accused made such a post for the first time. We are checking if he posted any similar videos. The accused is also wanted in an NDPS case registered by the Tumakuru district police, said an officer.
BJP questions Congress leaders stance on ceasefire
BENGALURU: Senior BJP leaders in Karnataka hit out at IT/BT Minister Priyank Kharge and other Congress leaders who have questioned the Centres decision on the ceasefire. Indian missiles seem to have hurt Congress leaders more than the Pakistanis, said BJP state president BY Vijayendra. Opposition leader in the Assembly, R Ashoka, asked has Pakistan outsourced its communication to the Congress party? Given the Congress historically soft stance on Pakistan, what exactly are they attempting to achieve by undermining our armed forces unequivocal victory? In their relentless campaign against PM Narendra Modi, Congress seems to disregard the unparalleled bravery and strategic brilliance displayed by our forces, Vijayendra stated on social media. Stating that Operation Sindoor was a resounding success, the BJP leader said the Indian Armed Forces struck deep into terrorist infrastructure within Pakistan, eliminating high-value targets. He said rather than demoralizing our armed forces with petty politics, Congress should rise above partisan agendas and applaud the unwavering courage of our soldiers and the decisive leadership of PM Narendra Modi. Ashoka asked if the Congress has outsourced its national communication to Priyank. Honble Kalaburagi district in-charge Minister Priyank Kharge avare, people of Kalaburagi are asking why Kalaburagi is at the bottom of the table in SSLC/Class 10 board examination performance. Can you kindly extend your Gyan Darshan a little bit on the human development of Kalaburagi, before commenting on foreign policy and diplomacy? Ashoka stated. The BJP leader asked the minister not to be under the illusion that one day he can become the successor to Indira Gandhi. Pakistan is using video statements from Mallikarjun Kharge and Siddaramaiah in its press conferences to attack and humiliate India, trying to paint itself as innocent, the BJP leader questioned.
Karnataka govt to grant land titles, convert hamlets into revenue villages
VIJAYAPURA: The Karnataka government is taking decisive steps to provide land ownership rights to residents of undocumented settlements such as Tandas and Hattis, with a comprehensive plan to convert these land titles into revenue villages, said Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda. Addressing the media before chairing a review meeting at the DCs office here on Tuesday, Gowda said these hamlets are being occupied by many nomadic and semi-nomadic groups, and the government wishes to convert them into revenue villages by legalising them and giving title deeds to the residents. He announced that land title distribution, which was left incomplete during the previous BJP regime, will be completed this year. The Congress government has been making efforts for two years to find a solution for the residents. It will end uncertainty among them, as they will have clear ownership documents, the minister said. He said the previous government issued 72,000 land titles, but failed to cover all beneficiaries. We have already issued 36,000 titles under our jurisdiction and prepared titles for one lakh more families, he stated. Highlighting the ongoing digitisation drive, the minister said that 20 crore pages of land records have been computerised, and work is under way to digitise an additional 70 crore pages. This digitisation, he noted, will curb illegality and ensure that land records are easily accessible. Our aim is to make peoples records available at the fingertips, he added. Gowda also revealed that over 52 lakh cases of agricultural land are still in the names of deceased persons. Efforts are being made to update inheritance records and speed up overall development work in the state.
Karnataka court grants divorce to man on grounds of cruelty, bigamy by wife - Sambad English
Karnataka court grants divorce to man on grounds of cruelty, bigamy by wife Sambad English
Karnataka unhappy over failure to get irrigation project grants
BENGALURU: Karnataka has expressed displeasure over failing to get grants from the Union government for its irrigation projects. State Policy and Planning Commission Vice-Chairman BR Patil and the States representative in Delhi TB Jayachandra, on Tuesday discussed the states projects and the Union governments grants for the year 2024-25 and 2025-26 for Karnataka. Officials from the Water Resources, RDPR, PWD, Commerce and Industries, Urban Development and Minor Irrigation departments who attended the meeting, discussed Central government-sponsored projects, fund sharing between the State and Union governments and other issues. Additional Chief Secretary Gaurav Gupta said the Union government has allocated funds for railway projects and there is no issue with railway projects as well as national highways. However, he said grants announced for water resources and minor irrigation departments are long pending and have not been released. The Union government announced the Upper Bhadra Project as a national project, but the required grant of Rs 5,600 crore was not released. The officer said the Telangana government has reacted positively to the Krishna and Tungabhadra projects, whereas the Andhra Pradesh government has not.
This isnt goodbye, its merely a see you later: Joel Ward to leave Crystal Palace after 13 years
This isnt goodbye, its merely a see you later: Joel Ward to leave Crystal Palace after 13 years London: Joel Ward will depart Crystal Palace this summer after 13 years with the club, upon the expiration of his current contract. The 35-year-old has been a near-ever-present throughout the clubs longest top-flight spell to date, playing [] The post This isnt goodbye, its merely a see you later: Joel Ward to leave Crystal Palace after 13 years appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Political fever in Karnataka's Gangavathi hots up after Reddys disqualification
KOPPAL: Political permutations and combinations are on the rise in Koppal district, after the disqualification of Gangavathi MLA G Janardhana Reddy. BJP leaders are vying to field a strong candidate to secure the seat, buoyed by the response for the partys recent Janakrosh Yatra. The line of aspirants for a ticket for the impending election is only growing, with certain BJP sources suggesting that Reddys wife Aruna, is likely to contest. Congress has also set its eyes on the constituency, confident of the successes of its five guarantee schemes. Reddy was a minister in the first BJP government, when BS Yediyurappa was the CM. In 2023, he won as MLA from Gangavathi, from a party he floated -- Kalyana Rajya Pragati Paksha -- only to rejoin the BJP in March 2024. Now, the post of MLA for Gangavathi lies vacant, following the disqualification of Reddy, who was convicted by a special CBI court in an illegal mining case. Aruna is now a strong contender, though lacking major prior political experience. She also lost the latest Lok Sabha polls. Aruna has, however, handled many elections, alongside Reddy, former MP Karadi Sanganna, BJP leader Paranna Munavalli, and former MLC HR Srinath. At the same time, a member of the prominent Hitnal family is also emerging as a strong aspirant from the Congress camp. Sources said the Hitnal family has already sent across a message to the high command to consider one of their names, should Iqbal Ansari, who lost to Reddy in 2023, decides not to contest this time. It may be noted that two members of the Hitnal family are already an MP and MLA, in Koppal. At present, however, none of the leaders from both the parties wish to react to any speculation, while they await decisions from their respective top brass.
Indian Arrows Women Juniors lose against Garhwal United FC
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SC survey enumerators flood helpline with software snag complaints in Karnataka
BENGALURU: In what is turning out to be a rocky rollout for the much-anticipated Scheduled Caste survey, which started less than ten days ago, reports are pouring in of major technical glitches and a severe manpower crunch that have left citizens fuming and surveyors worrying. Sources revealed that the survey, which is crucial for understanding the socio-economic status of Scheduled Castes, has been plagued by server crashes and software slowdowns, leading to massive delays in data collection. Sluggish pace Residents from many places voiced frustration over the sluggish pace with many questioning the preparedness of the system. If this is how theyre conducting the survey that is so important, how can we trust the results, asked an exasperated respondent. Sources said that enumerators on the ground are helpless and are facing angry residents while grappling with faulty apps and overloaded servers. A senior officer from the Social Welfare Department said, There was a problem and there were many calls from surveyors. The calls went up to 200, with many complaining about software issues. The problem was bad three days ago, but now they say it has been solved. The problem was on a Friday evening and Saturday, when we received many complaints from enumerators and field staff. The number of complaints has come down drastically and today (Tuesday) it is bare minimum. While officials claim the situation is now under control, many remain sceptical about the surveys accuracy and credibility.
Will clear Rs 32K crore dues in three months, Deputy CM DK Shivakumar tells contractors
BENGALURU: Karnataka State Contractors Association has alleged that the state government owes contractors Rs 32,000 crore in pending bills. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar has assured to clear the dues in the next two to three months. Shivakumar had convened the meeting with the members of the Contractors Association on Tuesday. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, the association president Manjunath said they have explained to the DCM the issues faced by the contractors. He said they have appealed to government to release and clear pending bills of small contractors. The DCM, he said, has assured to pay the dues based on seniority among the small contractors. Manjunath said the mistakes that are made by officials while clearing bills are not known to the the CM or ministers. We have convened this to the Deputy CM and explained the internal issues, he said. Shivakumar said he is going to talk to the Chief Minister and clear their pending bills. This meeting has been fruitful. Deputy CM has told us to contact him if there is any issue , he said. Manjunath said Shivakumar is aware of the blunders by officials during the BJP regime too. He has assured to rectify this. We want small contractors to get relief, he added. The association had written a letter to the Deputy CM about their issues and he had invited them to meet in person.
Sindoor tattoos a rage among Hampi youth
HOSAPETE: How to wear patriotism on your sleeve? Hampi and Hosapete seem to have an answer. In the wake of Indias awe-inspiring response, Operation Sindoor, hitting terrorist bases in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir as well as in the heartland of Pakistan, college students in these towns have set an example for the countrys youth to emulate--tattoo the iconic words Sindoor on their arms. The trend is not just limited to locals. Many foreign tourists, including Israelis, have applied Sindoor, on their arms, in an apparent tribute to the brave Indian soldiers who brought Pakistan to its knees in retribution to the dastardly Pahalgam terrorist attack late April. The tattoo shops in the towns are doing brisk business. The cost starts from Rs 600 and goes up to Rs 1,500 depending on the size of the etching. The colour of the etching depends on skin tone, said Ganesh N, one of the tattooists. Some of the youth said they will have Sindoor etched as temporary tattoos while others swear they will keep them for ever. This one is for India, and is forever Akash Nayak (17), sporting a Sindoor tattoo, said that Op Sindoor showed the Indian Armys fire power to the world. I wanted to join the Army, but could not get selected. Now its time to stand with the country. Two days ago, I decided to have a permanent tattoo--Sindoor, a beaming Nayak said. Ravi, another youth from Hampi, said, As an Indian, I am proud of the Army. When I got the word Sindoor tattooed, I had goosebumps all over me. This one is for India, and is forever. He added, My friend from Israel was so impressed with Sindoor when I explained to him the significance and cultural context of the word. He, too, then immediately made a run for the tattoo shop. Ganesh, the tattoo artist, said, In the last one week many youths came to my shop and demanded patriotic words or signs, especially the Sindoor word which is the most popular among all. Hold Parl session to discuss Op Sindoor: Kharge to PM Kalaburagi: AICC president Mallikarjun Kharge demanded the prime minister to convene a special session of the Parliament immediately. Before proceeding to New Delhi, Kharge addressed the media at his residence here and said convening the special session is necessary to discuss several issues, including Operation Sindoor and Indias ceasefire with Pakistan. When asked about US President Donald Trumps claim that it was on his suggestion that both India and Pakistan agreed to declare a ceasefire, the Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha said that the proper forum to discuss matters of such importance is either the Parliament or an all-party meeting. All parties in the Opposition camp have expressed their support for the steps taken by the Union Government, and the Centre should also reciprocate the same by taking them into confidence, he added.
IMD issues yellow alert across Karnataka till May 15
BENGALURU: Heavy rain and gusty winds battered Bengaluru through Tuesday afternoon and evening, leading to waterlogging, treefall and traffic congestion. The rain also tugged down the mercury, bringing relief to citizens reeling under the harsh summer heat. The city came under an intense spell of 34.2mm of rain. According to the India Meteorological Department, HAL Old Airport area recorded 41mm, and Bengaluru Urban recorded 33.5mm of rain. The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Bengaluru and across Karnataka, including Bengaluru Rural, Kolar, Chikkaballapur, Udupi, Tumakuru, Vijayapura, Bagalkot, Bidar and Uttara Kannada districts, till Thursday. It has forecast strong winds and thundershowers. The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) control room was flooded with calls about waterlogging. The BBMP forest wing reported that following heavy rain, 36 trees were uprooted and 121 branches had fallen. Officials said a big tree crashed on to a four-wheeler in Yelachanahalli, but no casualties were reported. Officials and civic teams cleared the trees and branches and also removed silt from roadside drains to clear stagnant water and divert it into drains.
Urban areas in Karnataka may get more rain this monsoon
BENGALURU: At a time when the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a 5% above normal rainfall this south-west monsoon across India, weather officials in Karnataka have cautioned more rain for south-interior Karnataka, especially in urban pockets like Bengaluru, owing to local weather convections. The monsoon is likely to hit the Kerala coast on May 27, five days earlier than its normal onset date of June 1. Director of IMD-Bengaluru N Puviarasan told The New Indian Express that the long-range forecast has been issued for the entire country based on global climatology factors. Excess rainfall has been predicted over south interior Karnataka.The local effects--increasing heat islands and urbanisation will also play a role in the amount of rainfall. Puviarasan further said that rising temperatures also play a crucial role in influencing rainfall. Last year, the maximum temperature recorded in Bengaluru was around 36 degrees Celsius in May. This year, it is hovering around 33 degrees Celsius. At the moment, pre-monsoon showers are very good in most parts of Karnataka, but not so much in Bengaluru. Other districts, including Belagavi, are experiencing very heavy rainfall. According to the data available, Karnataka received 86.4mm of rainfall in May 2023 as against the normal forecast of 73.7mm. In May 2024, the state received 118 mm. Further, Bengaluru recorded 181.5mm in May 2024 and 305.4mm in May 2023. According to weather expert Prof MB Rajegowda, the increased rainfall in the state should be well utilised by farmers and agrarian regions for increasing cultivation. Farmers can go for long-duration crop varieties, he suggested. Explaining the scenario in Bengaluru, Rajegowda said that increased heat layers will draw more clouds. Precipitation was 600 mm in the 1950s, and now it is 1,000 mm. Summer heat has intensified, and so has the rain, he elaborated. However, officials from the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Management Authority said pre-monsoon showers have already started. Intense rainfall in urban areas coupled with flooding seems to have become the new normal now, an official said. The official added that models show that coastal and north interior Karnataka will also experience heavy rainfall.
Girls outshine boys in CBSE Class 10, 12 results yet again in Karnataka
BENGALURU: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the results of Class 12 and 10 examinations on Tuesday. The pass percentage for Class 12 is 88.39 and Class 10 is 93.66. Amongst the 17 regions, the Bengaluru region, which covers Karnataka, claimed the fourth position in Class 12 with 95.95 pass percentage. In Class 10, Bengaluru achieved a pass percentage of 98.90, at the third position. Of the 21,664 students from Karnataka who appeared for Class 12, 20,786 passed. Girls continued their legacy in scoring the highest with 96.90 pass percentage, compared to boys with 95.14 pass percentage. A total of 93,017 students from the state appeared for Class 10 CBSE Board examinations out of which 91,996 passed. Girls outshined boys with a pass percentage of 99.46 while boys scored a pass percentage of 98.43. Students can access their results online via platforms like DigiLocker, UMANG app, and the official CBSE websites. Additionally, the CBSE announced to arrange a post-result annual psychological counselling for parents and students with a team of 65 qualified professionals to deliver remote and telecounseling assistance for parents and students through the helpline number 1800-11-8004 from anywhere across India. In addition to tele-counseling, this toll-free number offers centralized support,valuable information, and practical tips for coping with result-related stress through Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) mode. Pass Percentage (Karnataka) 2024 Class 12- 96.95 Class 10- 99.26 2025 Class 12- 95.95 Class 10-98.90
Ejipura flyover work gains pace, Minister Ramalinga Reddy says 50 per cent work done
BENGALURU: With over 250 precast segments of the 2.5-kilometre Ejipura flyover already erected, Transport Minister and BTM Layout MLA Ramalinga Reddy stated that the project has gained momentum, as the land acquisition process is nearing completion. He said that 50 per cent of the project is already completed. Reddy said, Officials have apprised that of 726 concrete slabs, 291 have been erected, and another 220 precast slabs are ready and being fixed. Adhering to strict directions that the project has to be completed, the company is doing its work, and BBMP chief engineer Raghavendra Prasad is monitoring the project. Prasad said a new team comprising his deputies Chandrashekhar, executive engineers Sandesh Shetty and Ranjith, and assistant executive engineers from the quality and control wing, are monitoring the project. Work is being monitored both online and offline. We have installed cameras to track the progress. Apart from lifting and erection of precast slabs, the engineers have also taken up median, asphalt and footpath work, which is being done simultaneously with the flyover, said the chief engineer. The engineer informed that the land acquisition problem has been solved, with St Johns Medical College and Hospital and the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIOA) agreeing in principle to give the land required for the project. A stretch of 5,999sqm starting from St Johns Hospital Road to Sarjapura will be acquired to build piers and columns. Similarly, 917sqm at IIOA that falls on the right side of Kendriya Sadan will be acquired. Hospital officials have asked for compensation. Similarly, four properties covering 623sqm at the free left turn side in Madivala and 32 private properties measuring 986.28sqm near Ejipura have been proposed for acquisition, said Prasad. The engineer added that once land acquisition is done, work will go on smoothly and by December, the project will be ready.
Bangalore Development Authority promises to complete basic infrastructure in KG Layout
BENGALURU: Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) on Tuesday held a meeting with the allottees of new sites in Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout on providing basic infrastructure facilities. The meeting was held after the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) prodded the BDA. In the meeting, it was informed that the authority has already provided basic infrastructure in the layout, such as roads, electricity, underground drainage, drinking water, Sewage Treatment Plant, electric substation, parks, and other essential amenities. The allottees were told that about 90 per cent of the work in the layout has already been implemented and steps would be taken to complete the remaining 10 percent of the work. Regarding the acquisition of 550 acres of land scattered in various portions of the layout, landowners had filed petitions in the High Court. The court had given the BDA a three-month period to settle the matter. Accordingly, representations were received from the landowners. After reviewing them, the authority rejected the requests to drop from the layout plan, stating that the land is essential for the continuity of basic infrastructure and the planned development of the layout. The process of land acquisition in the layout is ongoing. Recognising the delays caused by the ongoing court case, the authority assured the site allottees that steps would be taken to expedite the completion of the work. In eight weeks, the land acquisition will be completed for the continuation of basic infrastructure services in those patch of lands, said N Jayaram, BDA Commissioner. The meeting witnessed commotion when one Suryakiran began raising irrelevant questions against the authority. On questioning an official authorisation letter to represent the allottees, he left the meeting along with all the allottees. Engineer Member, Deputy Commissioner (Land Acquisition), Engineering Officers, Executive Engineers, legal representatives, and senior officials of the Authority were also present in the meeting.
Anita Anand appointed Canadas Foreign Minister; will pilot reset with India
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US urges India, Pak to maintain direct communications
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Ukraine notifies US of finalising natural resources deal
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Turkish President meets NATO chief, reiterates support for Russia-Ukraine ceasefire
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Prahlada Ramarao, mentored by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, led the Akash missile defense system project. Overwhelmed with pride, Ramarao witnessed Akash successfully intercepting Pakistani drones and missiles along the western border. Developed indigenously with a budget of Rs 500 crore, Akash proved its effectiveness in its first real-world combat test.
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7 killed by lightning as heavy rains pound North Karnataka - Deccan Herald
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BJP to hold Tiranga Yatra, sans party symbols
Mangalya Bhagya scheme: Mass marriage in Nanjangud on May 22
Koppals fair showcases regions mango diversity
The 10-day exhibition and sale of different varieties of mangoes was inaugurated at the Horticulture Departments premises in Koppal
Wayanad to Bangalore via an alternative route: My experience - Team-BHP
Wayanad to Bangalore via an alternative route: My experience Team-BHP
What is a Good Score and Rank in KCET 2025: Marks Vs Rank, Cutoff Trends and Analysis, and More Shiksha
Security tightened in Dharwad district
In the wake of Indo-Pak conflict and to contain possible repercussions, the Police Department has taken several measures to ensure law and order and also for safety of people and properties in Dharwad district.
Bengaluru Braces for Yellow Alert Weather - urbanacres.in
Bengaluru Braces for Yellow Alert Weather urbanacres.in
Singer Sonu Nigam moves Karnataka High Court seeking quashing of criminal case over Kannada remark
Based on a complaint by T.A. Dharmaraj, president of the Bangalore City District Unit of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (Narayana Gowda faction), the Avalahalli police had lodged an FIR against the singer.
'Has India outsourced its foreign policy to US?' asks Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge Deccan Herald
Karnataka High Court to hear on May 15 Sonu Nigam's plea seeking quashing of criminal case over Kannada remark Deccan Herald
Singer Sonu Nigam moves Karnataka HC seeking quashing of criminal case over Kannada remark Deccan Herald
Hindutva extremists desecrate Quran, Islamic literature in Karnataka; protest held Kashmir Media Service
