Moodubelle: Miscreants Vandalise Cross on Private Property Case Filed
Moodubelle: Miscreants Vandalise Cross on Private Property Case Filed Udupi: In a disheartening incident that has raised concerns within the community, a sacred cross located on private property in Kuduremale, Kattingeri village, Kapu taluk, was vandalized by unidentified miscreants on February 19. The incident has elicited profound shock and dismay among residents, particularly among [] The post Moodubelle: Miscreants Vandalise Cross on Private Property Case Filed appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Three arrested for assaulting bus conductor, driver in Karnataka's Belagavi - Deccan Herald
Three arrested for assaulting bus conductor, driver in Karnataka's Belagavi Deccan Herald
Milk prices in Karnataka likely to rise by Rs 5 per litre Heres all you need to know The Financial Express
Karnatakas economy strong despite oppositions misinformation, says CM Siddaramaiah - Daijiworld.com
Karnatakas economy strong despite oppositions misinformation, says CM Siddaramaiah Daijiworld.com
Protesting sub-registrars force officials to follow HC order in Karnataka
BENGALURU: Sub-registrars and senior sub-registrars, who have been staging an agitation at the office of the Inspector General of Registration and Commissioner of Stamps (IGR & CS) here since Thursday 4 pm, called off their protest around Friday 8 pm following an assurance by the commissioner. The commissioners office witnessed high drama when sub-registrars, many women, sat on chairs in front of IGR & CS K V Dayanandas chamber. Dayananda was not allowed to come out of his chamber. By 7.30 pm, he addressed the protesters and promised them to convey the decision taken by the government. However, they refused to budge and stated that they would continue their protest. After some time, Dayananda called the association president and promised him that the sub-registrars would soon be given login access and allowed to work in previous posts. This message was conveyed to them by the association president, who placed his mobile on speaker mode, when Dayananda made the announcement. In all, 90 sub-registrars and senior sub-registrars obtained a stay order on February 18 against their transfer by the revenue department on December 10, 2024. With the department not complying with the stay order, around 40 of them, who are members of the Karnataka State Stamps and Registration Department Employees Association, launched the protest on Thursday. Assn plans to hold another protest An official said, We have only transferred those who have put in five years out of their last eight years of service in the same place. It was done after counselling (where sub-registrars are allowed to choose places of posting among the options given). It was done in the public interest, but we are now in a spot. Association president Shankare Gowda said, The HC issued the stay order on February 18, but it was not followed. We had planned to protest till February 25. However, we called it off temporarily on Friday evening after the commissioner promised that the sub-registrars will be given login access and allowed to work in their previous posts. We are planning to hold another protest in support of our demands from Thursday. On the reason for refusing to accept the transfer order, a sub-registrar said, My daughters II PU exam will commence shortly. How can we be transferred suddenly in December? We were given only 10 days to relocate. A senior sub-registrar said, My new posting was in a place where the job was handled by a sub-registrar. After years of seniority, why should I accept it? Another sub-registrar said the revenue department has no business to issue transfer orders. Transfers have to be done by DPAR. What we told the court is the creation of a new system all of a sudden by the department, wherein those who have worked in 60 offices in the BMRDA region (Bengaluru Urban, Rural and Ramanagara) and 10 districts having city corporations cannot opt for inter-transfers anymore. We were given options to go to Raichur, Koppal and other rural areas. How is this acceptable? Public not affected It was business as usual on Friday despite the protest.. We generate a daily revenue of Rs 75 crore across the state with roughly 8,500 articles registered in 256 sub-registrars offices. This average crossed on Friday. First division and second division assistants were given charge of the offices of sub-registrars. So, people were not affected, the commissioner said.
With or without Gods, its up to us to save Namma Bengaluru
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who is also Bengaluru Development Minister, has kicked up a storm with his Even Gods cant save Bengaluru statement on Thursday. He is right. For a city referred to as a Paradise, when it was much smaller in size, to evolve into such a mess thanks to humans flocking to the city and expanding it haphazardly at a record-beating rate must be a challenge now even for the Gods to come down to salvage it. Predictably, there is already a degree of political excitement to read deep into Shivakumars statement, ironically made at an event in which he himself released a handbook called Namma Raste Kaipidi: Towards Safe, Inclusive and Resilient Roads in Bengaluru. The handbook has been brought out by a 10-member expert committee headed by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Engineer-in-Chief. It deals with a scientific and systematic approach to project planning, design, engineering, and operation and maintenance with the objective of improving city roads, decongesting the city and improving Namma Bengalurus civic quality, while aiming at better quality of life for its citizens. Shivakumar called it the Constitution for all the (BBMP) engineers to follow. There may be something to Shivakumar doubting the ability of the Gods to save Bengaluru just days after taking a holy dip at the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj. May be, he as Bengaluru Development Minister sees the humongous problem the city faces as an acute challenge which yielded him the opportunity to re-illuminate his pet project of tunnel roads and double-decker roads as the much-wanted solutions to Bengalurus woes. If that is true, and going by the scientific explanations of transport and urban mobility experts, if tunnel roads and double-deckers are attempted, Only God can save Bengaluru now could be the collective gasp of 1.40 crore Bengalureans. A December 2024 research report from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Scenario Evaluation for the Proposed Sub-Urban Rail Network and Metro Rail Network for Bangalore Metropolitan Region, prepared by Prof Ashish Verma, Professor (Transport Systems Engineering), and Convenor, IISc Sustainable Transportation (IST) Lab, and his three research scholars, reveals that double-decker roads and tunnel corridors, despite offering localised travel time reductions, encourage private vehicle usage, reduce public transit ridership, and exacerbate environmental and social disparities. The report instead recommends increasing suburban rail capacity, comprehensive mass rapid transport system (MRTS) coverage, and seamless modal integration to foster an equitable, scalable, and resilient urban mobility framework. The study provides valuable insights for policymakers to align infrastructure investments with sustainable and inclusive mobility goals. Experts have warned of possible humongous chaos heaped on Bengalureans during the laying of tunnel roads and building double-decker roads. That is besides the time taken to realise such projects. Strengthening the current infrastructure by enhancing MRTS, improving the existing roads in a scientific manner, public transport, opening walking zones by laying quality footpaths, and opening cycling zones across the city is the better bet. This can be further boosted by developing the blue-green infrastructure, detailed in the Namma Raste Kaipidi. It lays special focus on developing natural infrastructure through increasing green spaces like gardens, urban forests, green roofs, urban farms etc, and blue infra like lakes, rivers, streams, wetlands, and other natural and constructed drainage channels. It enhances urban ecological health by integrating natural elements into the built environment, counterbalancing the impacts of development; besides filtering pollutants, replenishing groundwater, mitigating urban heat island effect, and supporting local biodiversity. It improves walkability and recreational spaces, and can incorporate traffic calming, pedestrian infrastructure and placemaking initiatives. Gods may not come down to save Namma Bengaluru no doubt that they could, if they did. But, when our own deeds turn Namma Bengaluru into the mess that it is today, isnt it our duty to correct things? Isnt there a belief that God helps those who help themselves? The Namma Raste Kaipidi handbook lays down the science. What we need is the spirit as citizens and a strong political will with a single-minded goal to salvage Namma Bengaluru. Kevin Lynch, American urban planner and author of The Image of the City, had said, A well-maintained city is a reflection of its peoples pride, where every corner tells a story of care and community. When we do successfully transform Namma Bengaluru into a city that reflects our pride with its every corner telling a story of care and community, the Gods would surely be with us to celebrate. Until then, its up to us.
MP govt forms committee to oversee implementation of new township policy
MP govt forms committee to oversee implementation of new township policy Bhopal: Days after approving the Integrated Township Policy, the Madhya Pradesh government has formed a committee which has been constituted under the chairmanship of Sanjay Kumar Shukla, Principal Secretary, Urban Development and Housing. The committee will oversee the implementation of the new policy [] The post MP govt forms committee to oversee implementation of new township policy appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
PM Modi to be guest of honour in Mauritius 57th National Day celebrations
PM Modi to be guest of honour in Mauritius 57th National Day celebrations New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be the guest of honour at the 57th National Day celebrations of Mauritius, the countrys PM Navin Ramgoolam informed its parliament. Addressing the countrys parliament, the Mauritius PM said, In the context of the celebrations [] The post PM Modi to be guest of honour in Mauritius 57th National Day celebrations appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
My father is 100 pc fit, vote for him: Nitish Kumars son on Bihar election
My father is 100 pc fit, vote for him: Nitish Kumars son on Bihar election Patna: In response to recent remarks by Tejashwi Yadav, Rashtriya Janata Dal leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Assembly, concerning Chief Minister Nitish Kumars health, Nishant Kumar, the Chief Ministers son, has asserted that his father is [] The post My father is 100 pc fit, vote for him: Nitish Kumars son on Bihar election appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
BJP slams Karnataka Dy CM Shivakumar for Gods remark - The New Indian Express
BJP slams Karnataka Dy CM Shivakumar for Gods remark The New Indian Express
BJP govt working to enrich culture, tradition and literature in Tripura: CM Saha
BJP govt working to enrich culture, tradition and literature in Tripura: CM Saha Agartala: Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha said on Friday that the BJP government is working to enrich and promote the culture, tradition, and literature and for this, the state administration has undertaken a series of programmes. After inaugurating the three-day Tripura [] The post BJP govt working to enrich culture, tradition and literature in Tripura: CM Saha appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Bengal CM targets Yunus government for low-scale celebration of International Mother Language Day in Bdesh Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, on Friday, indirectly targeted the caretaker government in neighbouring Bangladesh headed by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus for a low-scale celebration of International Mother Language Day there, with the latter himself avoiding his presence [] The post Bengal CM targets Yunus government for low-scale celebration of International Mother Language Day in Bdesh appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnatakas economy strong, BJP mustnt spread lies: CM Siddaramaiah
BENGALURU: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said on Friday that Karnatakas economy is strong and the BJP should stop spreading lies. He asked the Opposition to work with the government to improve the welfare of the states people. Karnatakas economy is strong enough to withstand the BJPs betrayals. We will continue to fight for our rights against the injustices of the BJP-led Centre under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We stand by our words and our people, the CM stated, responding to BJP leaders BY Vijayendra and Basavaraj Bommais allegations over the state of the economy. The CM said during the BJPs rule, the states economy was pushed to the brink of collapse. Now, while sitting in the Opposition, they are speaking as if they are great economists. Our government is working hard to bring the states economy back on track after the mismanagement and chaos caused by the BJPs irresponsible financial policies, he stated. He said during the BJPs rule, they took up projects worth seven times more than the budget allocated, and as of March 31, 2023, they left behind unpaid bills worth Rs 2,70,695 crore for key departments like Public Works, Minor Irrigation, Water Resources, Urban Development, Rural Development, and Housing. The Modi government has also done great injustice to Karnataka in tax devolution, he stated. We are providing over Rs 90,000 crore annually directly to the people through DBT and subsidies, including Rs 10,400 crore for senior citizens, disabled persons, widows, and others. The Centre contributes only Rs 450 crore, the same as during PM Manmohan Singhs tenure. What has the BJP done for Karnataka? he stated. Siddaramaiah said Karnatakas capital expenditure is better than neighbouring progressive states. Karnataka is spending 15.01% of its budget on capital expenditure, compared to Maharashtra (12.74%), Tamil Nadu (10.58%), and Telangana (11.58%), he stated. He said the strong economy and good governance have attracted investments worth Rs 10.27 lakh crore at the recent Invest Karnataka summit.
Centre to hold fresh round of talks with protesting farmers in Chandigarh today
Centre to hold fresh round of talks with protesting farmers in Chandigarh today New Delhi: After a positive meeting last week, the Centre is set to hold a fresh round of talks with the protesting farmers in Chandigarh on Saturday evening, with an intent to discuss several of their demands, including a legal guarantee for [] The post Centre to hold fresh round of talks with protesting farmers in Chandigarh today appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
BJP, Congress exchange barbs over proposed milk price hike
BENGALURU: A war of words has erupted in Karnataka between the Opposition BJP and the ruling Congress over a proposal to hike milk prices. BJP leader Dr CN Ashwath Narayan criticised the Congress government, alleging that its only guarantee to the people is price hikes. If they increase the price, milk will cost Rs 47 per litre. The only guarantee of the Congress is Price Hike, Price Hike, and more Price Hike, he said. Reacting to the BJPs criticism, Karnataka Chief Whip in the Legislative Council and Congress MLC Saleem Ahmed defended the government, stating that no final decision has been made yet and that price revisions are a routine process. The price has been increased from time to time, but no decision has been taken yet; only a proposal has been made. When the BJP was in power, prices of essential commodities also rose. They dont have the courage to ask the PM to reduce fuel prices, he remarked. Ahmed claimed that the Congress government has successfully implemented all five of its major electoral guarantees, which has contributed to its recent victories in three bypolls. There will be some increase for development, and people will accept it, he added. The proposed hike in milk prices comes amid broader concerns over inflation and rising costs of essential commodities. While the government maintains that any revision will be done in the public interest, the Opposition continues to target the administration over its economic policies.
Goa: Illegal cricket betting racket busted in Porvorim, 3 arrested
Goa: Illegal cricket betting racket busted in Porvorim, 3 arrested Porvorim (Goa): The police have busted an illegal cricket betting operation in Goas Porvorim with strong ties to Gujarat, arresting three individuals from the state in connection with the case, officials said. According to Police Inspector Rahul Parab, on the night of February 20, the [] The post Goa: Illegal cricket betting racket busted in Porvorim, 3 arrested appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Police academy, CIIL ink pact to provide language training to cops in Karnataka
MYSURU: In a significant initiative, the Karnataka Police Academy (KPA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL) to provide specialised language training for police officials. This collaboration aims to enhance their communication skills and cultural understanding, enabling them to effectively interact with diverse linguistic communities across the country. The MoU, signed during the International Mother Tongue Day celebrations, held here on Friday, will facilitate professional language learning for Karnataka Police personnel. In return, the KPA will extend its expertise to CIIL by offering training programmes in security, cyber security, fire safety, and other critical areas. KPA director S L Channabasavanna emphasised the strength of Indias diversity. The diversity is the strength of our nation. While we must love our mother tongue, it is equally important to respect and learn other languages, he stated. He highlighted the necessity for police officials to be proficient in multiple languages, particularly when they travel to other states for investigations. Understanding the local language is crucial for effective communication. This agreement with CIIL will help officials gain language skills that enhance their professional efficiency, he added. Drawing from his experiences, Channabasavanna recalled an instance in Sudan, where Indian peacekeeping officials felt immense joy when local police communicated in Indian languages. He stressed that familiarity with local languages makes it easier to gather information and work effectively in different regions. Encouraging officials to learn multiple languages, he noted, When I was posted in Chamarajanagar, I learned Tamil; in Bidar, I picked up Marathi and Telugu. Learning different languages is essential, and we must also cherish our mother tongue. Renowned linguist and former JNU professor Kapil Kapoor addressed the gathering virtually, stressing that all languages hold vast knowledge. He advocated for primary education in ones mother tongue, arguing, It is a myth that scientific education cannot be imparted in regional languages. Indian languages have a rich vocabulary, and Sanskrit has contributed immensely to linguistic knowledge across the country. Criticising the continued colonial influence on education, Kapoor remarked, The British-era mindset still dominates. English has been projected as the language of employment, which needs to change. Every mother tongue is an international language in its own right, and preserving a language ensures the survival of its culture. Education in the mother tongue is crucial. Knowledge of English does not define ones intellect. Sanskrit is not a dead language, it is a powerhouse of knowledge, and its significance must be revived, Kapoor said.
Karnataka HC issues notice to government, heads of boards, corporations
BENGALURU: Observing that the issue deserves serious attention in as much as a public interest element and democratic significance under the Constitution, the Karnataka High Court on Friday sought a response from the State government and all those holding office of profit due to their appointments to various boards and corporations, and as political secretaries and advisers. A division bench of Chief Justice NV Anjaria and Justice MI Arun issued notice to the State government and other respondents appointed heads of boards and corporations and advisers, and directed them to submit their responses. The issues in the petition bear constitutional and democratic importance. It would require a definite response from the State government and other respondents, the court said, directing them to submit their reply before March 18, and adjourning the hearing of the petition filed by Suri Payala, engineer-in-chief level officer at the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, to March 27. Senior counsel Sai Deepak, representing the petitioner, submitted that the State government has appointed 42 MLAs and MLCs between June 1, 2023, and January 26, 2024, to posts heading boards and corporations, with the benefit of cabinet rank ministers and all pecuniary benefits. This amounts to conferring the status of cabinet rank itself on them, which is against Article 164(1)(A) of the Constitution, which caps the total number of ministers, including the chief minister, at 15 per cent of the total number of members in the Legislative Assembly. However, the 48 appointments exceed 15 per cent of members of the Assembly. It is a serious public issue since its a drain on the public exchequer, he argued. Advocate-General (AG) K Shashikiran Shetty submitted that a similar issue had cropped up before the coordinate bench of the court in the Umapathy versus State of Karnataka case. The arguments sought to be canvassed then were that violation of Articles 164 and 161 were dealt with negatively. Sai Deepak argued that the appointments were also a direct infringement of Article 191 of the Constitution read with provisions of the Karnataka Legislature (Prevention of Disqualification) Act, 1956. Meanwhile, AG questioned the locus of the petitioner, alleging that he filed the petition as he was not appointed chairman of the KSPCB by the state government. However, the court kept the issue open.
Making someone work without salary amounts to begar: Karnataka HC
BENGALURU: Stating that it is highly uncouth on the part of the State Government to stop the salaries of the existing teachers and that making someone work without payment of salary would amount to begar, the Karnataka High Court directed the State Government to release salaries that are withheld of the employees working in BVV Sanghas Basaveshwar Engineering College at Vidyanagar of Bagalkot within seven days. If salaries are not released, even a day later than seven days, shall carry 6% interest per annum, from the date it is withheld, till the date of payment, the court cautioned. Justice M Nagaprasanna passed the order while allowing in part the petition filed by Basaveshwar Engineering College, an aided institution, questioning the order dated June 29, 2024, issued by the Department of Technical Education by which a few excess teaching and non-teaching staff of another college are deployed into the petitioners institution unilaterally without consultation. It is highly uncouth on the part of the State Government to stop the salaries of the existing teachers, as an arm-twisting tactic, making the petitioners institution obey the orders, the court said. The Department of Technical Education deputed six staff from the BVB Engineering College in Hubballi to the petitioners college through the impugned order. The college in turn communicates to the department expressing its inability to allow joining or let in those six deployed staff into the college. Therefore, the State Government stopped releasing salaries to all the employees working in the petitioners institution solely on the score that the petitioners institution had not obeyed the orders of the government.
Bus conductor, driver assaulted over language issue in Karnataka; told to learn Marathi
A NWKRTC bus conductor and driver were attacked by a group of people in Balekundri (KH) after a language-based argument. The incident, sparked by a dispute over speaking Marathi, led to physical assault on the bus conductor and driver, drawing demands for immediate arrest of the attackers.
Former PM, RS member Deve Gowda meets Jal Shakti minister, discusses water disputes in Karnataka
BENGALURU: Former PM and Rajya Sabha member HD Deve Gowda on Friday met Jal Shakti Minister CR Patil in New Delhi and discussed various water-related issues concerning Karnataka, including the states concern over it getting a raw deal in allocation of its share in various river-linking projects. During the meeting, Gowda demanded that 25 tmcft of water be allocated to Karnataka in the Godavari-Krishna-Cauvery river linking project, to which Patil responded positively. Gowda had recently expressed displeasure over the allocation of 15.891 tmcft of water of the 147 tmcft assessed as available for diversion and said that he would write to PM Narendra Modi to resolve the matter. Apart from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu (40.93 tmcft), Telangana (45.061 tmcft), Andhra Pradesh (43.861 tmcft), and Puducherry (2.189 tmcft) were allocated their share. Apart from this, quick approval of the states irrigation projects and provision of necessary grants were discussed.
Nine injectable drugs made in other states failed sterility tests, says Health Minister Dinesh Rao
BENGALURU: Expressing grave concern over several instances of the sale of contaminated injectable drugs, Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao has urged Union Health Minister JP Nadda to create a system for all laboratories in states and those under the Centre to share alerts on drugs that have failed sterility tests. In a letter to Nadda on February 20, Rao stated that nine injectable drugs, which have been manufactured in other states, failed sterility tests in government laboratories of Karnataka between January 1 and February 16. Rao said the list of drugs did not include injectables manufactured by Paschim Banga Pharmaceuticals based in West Bengal, whose contaminated injectables caused the death of five young mothers in Ballari district. Asserting that he has instructed health officials to take adequate steps to ensure these drugs are notsold in Karnataka, Rao stated that it is highly likely that contaminated drugs manufactured by these companies are sold in other states. Injectables, as you are aware, are used in acute care. Given the life or death consequences for patients being administered these contaminated drugs, I request you to ensure all products sold by these companies are withdrawn from across India and these companies are not allowed to sell any drugs until they are inspected by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation for compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices, Rao said. He said, In addition to the system to share alerts, there should be a legal requirement to share sales records from the manufacturer to enable seizure of contaminated drugs before they are given to patients, Rao said. It should alert doctors, pharmacists and patients,he added.
Karnataka flags nine Injectable drugs manufactured in other states for failed sterility tests South First
Karnataka not bankrupt, economy stable: Siddaramaiah rejects BJP claims - MSN
Karnataka not bankrupt, economy stable: Siddaramaiah rejects BJP claims MSN
Pre-Budget meeting on excise witnesses clashes between two associations
Hijab Ban To Stay Till SC Takes A Call: Karnataka Minister Ahead Of Exams - NewsX
Hijab Ban To Stay Till SC Takes A Call: Karnataka Minister Ahead Of Exams NewsX
Study suggests Karnatakas nutritional centres should fill staffing gaps - Deccan Herald
Study suggests Karnatakas nutritional centres should fill staffing gaps Deccan Herald
Governor Gehlot returns 3 Bills to Karnataka govt seeking more clarity - Deccan Herald
Governor Gehlot returns 3 Bills to Karnataka govt seeking more clarity Deccan Herald
Beneficiaries to get Gruha Lakshmi money in a week: Karnataka WCD Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar Deccan Herald
Five pilgrims from Karnataka's Bidar killed, nine injured in Varanasi accident - Deccan Herald
Five pilgrims from Karnataka's Bidar killed, nine injured in Varanasi accident Deccan Herald
Graduates of Agama Shastra receive certificates
FKCCI seeks land reservations and separate MSME policy in Karnataka Budget - Deccan Herald
FKCCI seeks land reservations and separate MSME policy in Karnataka Budget Deccan Herald
11 bike-borne youths brandish machetes, arrested
BJP slams govt over power shortages for farmers
No proposal to let Muslim employees leave work early: HM
Bengalurus motorists struggle to negotiate Panathurs sewage-soaked, pothole-riddled roads
Four arrested in Bengaluru for raping woman on hotel terrace
Bengaluru couple promises work visas, cheats 50 people of s 2 crore
Man fatally stabbed in robbery bid at Majestic
HSR Layout residents fear to tread on footpaths
Happy Streets promises fun at Bengalurus Konanakunte on February 23
No Plan To Allow Muslim Staff To Leave Early During Ramzan: Karnataka Minister Denies Discussion on Early Leave for Muslim Employees NewsX
Bengaluru-London air traffic soars 171% in December 2024
Steep hike in Bengaluru Metro fares drives away parking lot users
Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority fails to recover 88% of refund amount
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah defends fiscal health, points finger at BJPs reckless legacy - South First
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah defends fiscal health, points finger at BJPs reckless legacy South First
3D concrete printing workshop held
Why shift blame to god to cover up your inefficiency, asks BJP
KDA to edu dept: Address schools concerns on Kannada mandate
Coffee growers make merry as prices hit record high, but joy may be short-lived
State govt failed to uphold dignity of women: Bommai
Use CSR funds to sustain new universities: Ex-minister
Mins ill-health caused Gruha Lakshmi delay: Patil
Mega med camps at 80 locations in DK, Udupi
NWKRTC introduces 856 new buses; staff shortage, financial woes linger
AI has ushered in a new era in mining tech, says expert
Poultry industry faces bird flu scare, prices plummet
Farmers to launch indefinite dharna from Feb 22
DC to govt staff: Ensure transperancy in work
BJP wins Huvina Hadagali municipality
Vehicle shortage hinders garbage collection
Father-son duo embarks on 4,000km bike journey
Tourism facilitation centre opened at Mluru Central rly station
Mundoor village to host Ktakas largest honey processing plant
Inhuman treatment of dead labourers body will be investigated: Minister
Pictorial book to be launched today
Mangaluru struggles to find space for anganwadi centres
Tulu Academy, MLA urge govt to exclude Bhootaradhane from Rangotsava
Min Santosh Lad calls for Nitin Gadkari as prime minister
No progress in probe into hit-and-run case
Karnataka High Court directs state govt to pay salaries of Bagalkot Engineering College staffers Deccan Herald
MUDA: BJPleaders to meet to discuss next course of action
Wolf doesnt become tiger by wearing its skin: Eknath Shinde takes dig at Uddhav Thackeray
Wolf doesnt become tiger by wearing its skin: Eknath Shinde takes dig at Uddhav Thackeray Gondia (Maharashtra): Shiv Sena supremo and Deputy Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Friday targeted his former boss and Shiv Sena-UBT chief Uddhav Thackeray, saying a wolf does not become a tiger by wearing the skin of a big cat. [] The post Wolf doesnt become tiger by wearing its skin: Eknath Shinde takes dig at Uddhav Thackeray appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka MLC polls: Recounting to take place on Feb 28 - Deccan Herald
Karnataka MLC polls: Recounting to take place on Feb 28 Deccan Herald
Deve Gowda requests Centre to allocate more water to beat water shortage in Karnataka Deccan Herald
Ktaka BJP says wont allow Cong govt to shut down newly created universities
Ktaka BJP says wont allow Cong govt to shut down newly created universities Bengaluru: Karnataka BJP has declared that it wont allow the Congress-led government to shut down nine new universities established during its tenure. Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, BJP State President B.Y. Vijayendra terming the decision as foolish on Friday, stated, We have [] The post Ktaka BJP says wont allow Cong govt to shut down newly created universities appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka Asks Centre to Withdraw Substandard Drugs - Deccan Chronicle
Karnataka Asks Centre to Withdraw Substandard Drugs Deccan Chronicle
INTACH and Art Kanara Trust to Launch Pictorial Book Showcasing Mangalurus Heritage Alongside Exhibition of Artworks Mangaluru: In a celebration of art and heritage, the Mangaluru Chapter of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), in collaboration with the Art Kanara Trust, is poised to unveil an evocative pictorial book titled Combing [] The post INTACH and Art Kanara Trust to Launch Pictorial Book Showcasing Mangalurus Heritage Alongside Exhibition of Artworks appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Servants of Knowledge digitises over 33,000 books in NLSIU library
The group has also created a digitised database of legal resources for visually-challenged students
Health department finds samples of 9 injectable drugs manufactured in states outside Karnataka to be contaminated Deccan Herald
Karnataka High Court orders notice to govt on PIL challenging appointment of MLAs/MLCs as corporation heads Deccan Herald
Kalaburagi to host national-level saras mela from February 24 to March 5
Karnataka Dy CM DK Shivakumar under fire over his reported remarks on Bengaluru traffic; BJP says, 'No surprises here!' TheNewsMill
Preliminary inquiry not mandatory in corruption cases: Supreme Court relief for Karnataka Lokayukta Deccan Herald
Karnataka Dy CM DK Shivakumar under fire over his reported remarks on Bengaluru traffic; BJP says, 'No surprises here!' ANI News
Anganwadi scam: Congress suspends woman leader from party
Licences of 10 fair price shops cancelled for stocking excess foodgrain
Atul Subhash suicide case: Karnataka High Court disposes of Nikita Singhania plea seeking quashing of FIR India Legal
