Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister warns of reduced food production after 80% crop loss
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister warns of reduced food production after 80% crop loss
Govt cuts wheat allocation in weekly auction even as millers ready to pay over 31/Kg
Millers in States such as Assam, Karnataka and Telanga are wondering why the government cut their allocation despite maximum offtake
Opinion of Cabinet sub-committee will be taken in reforming KSPC, says Karnataka Chief Minister
Javed Akhtar faces backlash for calling Rashmika Mandanna a Tamil actor
Javed Akhtar defended Rashmika Mandanna against accent-based trolling. However, the lyricist is now facing backlash for referring to her as a Tamil actor, with social media users pointing out that she is a Kodava from Karnataka
Run for health, harmony organised under Sashakta Karnataka in Belagavi
A large number of people, young and old, men and women participate in the national-level marathon
Will take action if Kannadigas sidelined in jobs in Karnataka: CM Shivakumar
In a post on 'X', Shivakumar said the government had taken concerns about Kannadigas being overlooked seriously and asserted that their rights, dignity, and opportunities would not be compromised.
Udupi: Mother Kills Disabled Daughter, Commits Suicide
A tragic incident in Udupi, Karnataka, saw a 40-year-old woman, Netravati, allegedly kill her 14-year-old physically disabled daughter, Suprati, before dying by suicide. The police are investigating the motive behind the deaths, which occurred on Sunday while Netravati's husband was at work.
Ranji Trophy: Karnataka will aim to shrug off its disappointing start to the season
The host will fancy its chances against Tripura, one of the weaker Elite sides, which comes into the fixture on the back of two defeats; rain could disrupt the plans though
Veerashaiva-Lingayat Mahasabha appeals for Karnataka Ratna for Bheemanna Khandre
Karnataka CM warns of action against private firms sidelining Kannadigas
D.K. Shivakumar says the government will act if companies are found deliberately denying employment opportunities to local candidates
Karnataka CM warns of action against private firms sidelining Kannadigas
D.K. Shivakumar says the government will act if companies are found deliberately denying employment opportunities to local candidates
Over 7900 children killed in road accidents in Bangladesh in six years: Report
Over 7900 children killed in road accidents in Bangladesh in six years: Report Dhaka: At least 7,963 children have been killed in road accidents in Bangladesh from 2020 to September this year, including 2,513 who died while they were travelling to and from educational institutions, local media reported, citing data from the Road Safety Foundation [] The post Over 7900 children killed in road accidents in Bangladesh in six years: Report appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka's DK Shivakumar warns IT firms of action over alleged bias against Kannadigas
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar expressed concern over job discrimination against Kannadigas in technology companies. He highlighted the seriousness of complaints regarding biased recruitment practices in Bengaluru. His statements came after a viral video showcasing the issue and prompted a wider online discussion. The government intends to take appropriate action against firms found to be discriminating against local candidates.
Man arrested for extortion plot
Mr. Halappa said farmers in Hosanagara, Sagar, Sorab, Shivamogga Rural and Ripponpet, among other places in the district, were facing disruptions in power supply
'Wants to murder my mother': Woman hospitalised after brother-in-law runs Bolero over her
Karnataka is facing a critical drought, leading to alarming crop losses approaching 80%. In response, the government has begun processing compensation to support the devastated farmers. Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara urged for immediate action to tackle food grain production challenges and called for unity among political figures to request further aid from the central government.
DK Shivakumar Warns of Action if Kannadigas Denied Jobs in Karnataka
In Karnataka, the Kannadiga is sovereign. The government will not allow the rights, dignity, and opportunities of Kannadigas to be disregarded for any reason, he said
Farmers groups discuss list of demands ahead of meeting with Karnataka CM Shivakumar
Nearly 30 leaders of various organisations discussed revising the minimum selling price for sugar and a higher Fair and Remunerative Price for sugarcane
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar called complaints of Kannadigas being denied jobs in Bengaluru's IT sector disheartening and warned that action would be taken against private institutions found deliberately sidelining locals.
'This is Sachin, this is Dravid': How Manvanth Kumar fell in love with cricket
Karnataka all-rounder is finding his feet in domestic cricket with batting, bowling and ability to deliver under pressure. From his father's love for Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid to the influence of Manish Pandey and coaches Yere Goud and Vinay Kumar, Manvanth reflects on his journey, ambitions, workload management and his love for anime.
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Karnataka CM approves prosecution of IAS officer in KPSC scam
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Protest at CEO, Karnataka office demanding CECs resignation
The protest is part of an ongoing campaign seeking Gyanesh Kumars resignation; the group has vowed to continue the protest every Sunday until its demands are met
Such politics no longer acceptable: NDA leaders hit out at Farooq Abdullah
Such politics no longer acceptable: NDA leaders hit out at Farooq Abdullahs Kashmir remarks New Delhi: Several NDA leaders on Sunday criticised National Conference president Farooq Abdullah over his remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting the Centres actions against terrorism, the abrogation of Article 370 and Indias position on Pakistan. West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh [] The post Such politics no longer acceptable: NDA leaders hit out at Farooq Abdullahs Kashmir remarks appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
PM Modi to visit Odisha today, inaugurate RBI data centre in Khordha
PM Modi to visit Odisha today, inaugurate RBI data centre in Khordha Bhubaneswar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Odisha on Sunday to inaugurate the Reserve Bank of Indias (RBI) data centre and cybersecurity training institute at Jatni in Khordha district, marking a significant addition to the countrys financial and digital infrastructure. According to the [] The post PM Modi to visit Odisha today, inaugurate RBI data centre in Khordha appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Spirit of 'Vocal for Local' now taking our products to global markets: PM Modi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the spirit of 'Vocal for Local' is now taking Indian products to global markets, while reiterating the call to choose 'Swadeshi' during the ongoing festive season to further the resolve of an 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. Addressing the 139th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat', PM Modi said, During this festive season, you must have noticed a shift in your surroundings. People are now placing great importance on Swadeshi products while shopping. This spirit of 'Vocal for Local' is now taking our products to global markets. Giving examples, he mentioned how 'makhana' from Bihar's Purnia is now reaching Greece, and 'arhar dal' from Kalaburagi in Karnataka is being exported to the Maldives. New global markets are opening up for India's farmers, he added. While discussing local products, I would like to draw your attention to another important aspect: the packaging of a product is just as significant as its quality. Often, when we see an item in the market, it is its attractive packaging that draws us to pick it up. We want to know about a product just by looking at its packaging, the Prime Minister said, adding that there is now an increasing emphasis on packaging. In Maharashtra, PM Modi mentioned that tribal communities have placed a strong focus on the packaging of the products they create. Through an initiative called 'Shabari Naturals', he mentioned that products like honey, mahua, chironji and bamboo-based items are being brought to the market, reflecting ribal art. You will be pleased to know that this packaging has received Japan's prestigious 'Good Design Award'. Our youth are also experimenting anew in this field; a 'bamboo' start-up in Karnataka is creating packaging material from bamboo and agricultural residue, he said. Talking about the Khadi products, the Prime Minister said, This time on Gandhi Jayanti, sales of the products of Khadi Gram Udyog exceeded Rs 28 crore in a single day. It is an increase of Rs 1.5 crore over the previous year. This means that the popularity of Khadi continues to grow, and the benefits are reaching those whose skills and hard work bring items like Khadi and various handicrafts to life. Reiterating the call to adopt Swadeshi, PM Modi said, During the festive season, we often buy many things for our families and loved ones. This time too, do prioritise products made by local artisans when you shop; your purchases will boost their morale. This sense of affection will further strengthen the 'Vocal for Local' movement. As this movement gains momentum, the dream of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' will be realised all the faster. For that, I personally urge you to prioritise and highlight products crafted by local artisans, he added.
Video: RSS holds route march amid tight security in Karnataka
Bengaluru: The RSS held route marches at several locations across Bengaluru on Sunday, October 25, as part of its centenary celebrations and Vijayadashami, with BJP leaders R Ashoka and Chalavadi Narayanaswamy participating in the events. The marches were also organised in several other districts of Karnataka, although some were cancelled or postponed due to permission-related Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
UNESCO delegation reviews Hampi monuments and conservation plans
Vijayanagara: A UNESCO World Heritage Centre expert team began a review of conservation measures at Hampi on Saturday, October 24, holding discussions with officials from multiple departments responsible for protecting and managing the historic site. The delegation, headed by George Abung from Kenya and Ichida Shimoda from Japan, interacted with senior officials from Vijayanagara and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
On Camera, Karnataka Woman Run Over By Brother-In-Law Amid Land Dispute
The dispute is said to have stemmed from ownership and cultivation rights over six acres of land. The woman had recently got the land surveyed, fenced and cultivated. Her brother-in-law allegedly objected to the survey
Delhi U-19 Coach Nayyar Seeks Two-week Camp To Iron Out Flaws Before Cooch Behar Trophy
Cooch Behar Trophy: New Delhi, Oct 24 (PTI) Delhi U-19 mens team coach Rajeev Nayyar said he has requested the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) to set up a two-week camp for improving their fielding and fitness for the Cooch Behar Trophy. He added that the association has assured him of time for having a camp ahead of the red-ball competition starting on November 26. The development comes after Delhi had a disappointing Vinoo Mankad Trophy campaign, where they finished at the bottom of their group. These kids have not grown up yet. They listen to their coaches. A 16 to 19-year-old kid listens. So, I had time and spoke to the officials. I said, See, its Diwali, and there are more holidays in between, like Karva Chauth. I told them that I want a camp for one to two weeks. We are lacking in fielding and fitness, so we will work on it, as well as do match simulations, because when you play practice matches, you are playing against each other, and you have already played against each other before. We are not playing friendly matches against other states. We will be playing intra-squad games because we dont have time. I told them this is better. The rest is up to the DDCA officials - the final call is theirs. It will be as per what they say. Whenever the camp is set up, I will share my playing experiences of 20 years with all the players, Nayyar told IANS in a free-wheeling chat. Nayyar said fielding and fitness would take priority over skills whenever the camp happens. When a kid plays cricket, I first check whether he is fit or not. If he is fit, then he will bat, bowl and field. Secondly, I will look at his fielding. Fielding is very important because even after making 100 runs, if you give away 10 runs in the field and drop a catch, that batter can go on to score a hundred. So, skills come later, and thats why I was thinking that this time, God willing, we will get a camp of two weeks, and I will work on our fielding and fitness. After that, skills work will continue, but I will pay more attention to fielding and fitness. Nayyar wants his players to use the camp to identify their own weaknesses, so they head into the four-day competition without any glaring flaws. Being a coach, no matter how the team is, I have to share my experiences and keep the players motivated, because we are in a very good pool. We have Himachal and Chandigarh. Our first match is against Punjab at Ropar. Then we have a match in Hyderabad, and then a match against Rajasthan. There are five good teams. But we dont say their team is good and our team isn't. We will say our team is better than theirs. I always tell the kids to believe in themselves. You have to believe in yourself. You are the best. When you walk onto the ground, you shouldnt have any flaws. Errors should be rectified before the match, in the nets. If there is a camp, players should tell us, Sir, I want high catches. I want slip catches. I want short catches. I am weak against left-arm bowling, off-spin, or the short ball. I just want the boys to practise a lot so that there are no weaknesses when the Cooch Behar Trophy begins. The request for a longer build-up to the Cooch Behar Trophy comes after Delhi were left short of preparation time for the Vinoo Mankad Trophy. The side opened with a commanding chase of 339 against Gujarat but then lost to Himachal Pradesh by 35 runs and were routed by Karnataka by 198 runs. Their match against Jharkhand was washed out, and a five-wicket defeat to Chandigarh left them at the bottom of the Group E table. Nayyar said the team had only a brief period to come and practise together, before playing for the age-group tournament. In the elite stage, all the teams were good Karnataka, Jharkhand, Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh and Gujarat. But our start to the season was good. We won the first game against Gujarat by chasing 339. I was so happy with such a good start, because I had been a coach with the UTCA team before, and then I was the coach of the Ranji Trophy team. When I got the responsibility of coaching the under-19 teams, I understood that this is the phase where we get to know whether a kid will play for India or not and whether he is focused or not. In the under-19s, players can get to play for India in the World Cup as well. That is a very important tournament for them. He also felt the washout against Jharkhand proved costly. In the remaining four matches, we had to win the fourth game. They batted first and scored 280. But what happened? I mean, with VJD, we needed 80 runs in 10 overs. We should have changed that. But, unfortunately, by the time we had 230 runs, it rained heavily. So, we missed out on that game. If we had won that match, we would have got two points, and we would automatically have finished third, ahead of UTCA. This happened because they won two matches from the fourth game onwards. If we had won the fourth match against Jharkhand, we would have got the two points as well and finished third. That was it. With the Cooch Behar Trophy next on the calendar, Nayyar stressed the importance of red-ball cricket in young players by stating that the IPL alone would not take them into the Indian team. I was in Delhi and had a word with the officials, because I know a lot about red-ball cricket. I have played more than 100 matches. But nowadays, players are not interested in playing four-day games. They just love to play T20s and are more interested in it because they are only watching the IPL. But we have to make the kids understand that red-ball and first-class cricket are very important, because the IPL alone wont take you into the India team. How many people get to play for India? In the IPL, they perform well. They are selected for Indias T20 and one-day teams as well. But Indias Test teams are selected on the basis of four-day matches. See, if you know how to play a four-day game, you can play one-day and T20 cricket easily. But for those who only know how to play one-day and T20 cricket, the longer format is difficult. There are very few kids who are able to play T20, one-day, Test and four-day games. It is very difficult to play all of them, but it is not impossible. Nayyar said Delhis talent pool had thinned since his playing days but credited the DDCA for taking the initiative to create more playing opportunities. At one time, when I used to play Ranji Trophy, there were 10 Test players in the Delhi dressing room who had played for India. It is not like that now. But there is potential. The DDCA is doing a lot for the players. Now there is the DPL, which is just like the IPL. I am very thankful to the president, Rohan Jaitley Sir, who has done such a great job for the kids and the officials as well. I was watching all the games. Every year, the DPL is improving. When players are getting everything from the association, they have to give back to the association as well. This is very important. It is a very good platform. I am not blaming the academies, but kids go to an academy, bat, bowl and come back home. The DDCA is doing a lot for the players. Now there is the DPL, which is just like the IPL. I am very thankful to the president, Rohan Jaitley Sir, who has done such a great job for the kids and the officials as well. I was watching all the games. Every year, the DPL is improving. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
HD Kumaraswamy accuses Karnataka CM, Home Minister of framing him
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Telangana Leader Urges Chief Minister to Seek Water from Karnataka Amid Crisis
Amid a water and drought crisis, a Telangana leader urges CM to negotiate with Karnataka for water supply. Telangana Leader Urges Chief Minister to Seek Water from Karnataka Amid Crisis
Karnataka's CM DK Shivakumar OKs IAS officer's prosecution in KPSC exam paper leak case
US carrier rearms as Iran trade routes narrow: Report
US carrier rearms as Iran trade routes narrow: Report Washington: A US aircraft carrier is replenishing supplies for possible renewed strikes against Iran, while restrictions at Iraqi and Pakistani border crossings are adding to Tehrans economic isolation, according to reports by The Wall Street Journal. The reports describe military preparations and restrictions on commerce as [] The post US carrier rearms as Iran trade routes narrow: Report appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Russian State Duma Speaker arrives in New Delhi for 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum
Russian State Duma Speaker arrives in New Delhi for 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum New Delhi: Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Vyacheslav Volodin, has arrived in New Delhi to participate in the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum. The Parliament of India will host the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum on [] The post Russian State Duma Speaker arrives in New Delhi for 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Obama tears into Trump over Iran war, tariffs and
Obama tears into Trump over Iran war, tariffs and grifter presidency at Ohio rally Washington: Former US President Barack Obama launched a sweeping attack on President Donald Trump at a rally in Cleveland, Ohio, blaming his administrations war with Iran, tariffs and immigration crackdown for rising costs and calling the November 3 midterm elections the [] The post Obama tears into Trump over Iran war, tariffs and grifter presidency at Ohio rally appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Gujarat: Over 30,000 attend Kankaria garba event, differently-abled persons join celebrations
Gujarat: Over 30,000 attend Kankaria garba event, differently-abled persons join celebrations Ahmedabad: More than 30,000 people attended the Kankaria Na Garba festival organised by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) at Kankaria Lakefront, where differently-abled persons joined other residents in celebrating the traditional Gujarati folk dance. The event, organised for the first time in this format [] The post Gujarat: Over 30,000 attend Kankaria garba event, differently-abled persons join celebrations appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
No room for hate: Kerala CM slams vloggers video on Fort Kochi
No room for hate: Kerala CM slams vloggers video on Fort Kochi Thiruvananthapuram: United Democratic Front (UDF) leader and Keralam Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Saturday strongly slammed an Instagram video by an out-of-state vlogger that allegedly spread misinformation about Fort Kochi, saying such attempts to portray Kerala in a negative light and create communal [] The post No room for hate: Kerala CM slams vloggers video on Fort Kochi appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Air India, Air India Express flights to Riyadh, Dammam to remain suspended till Nov 7: Indian Embassy Riyadh: Air India and Air India Express flights to and from Riyadh and Dammam will remain suspended until November 7, while services to and from Jeddah will stay suspended until October 31, the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia [] The post Air India, Air India Express flights to Riyadh, Dammam to remain suspended till Nov 7: Indian Embassy appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
IMD predicts wet spell for Bengaluru over next 2 days
Assam Police apprehends 25 suspected infiltrators: Himanta Biswa Sarma
Assam Police apprehends 25 suspected infiltrators: Himanta Biswa Sarma Guwahati: The Assam Police apprehended 25 suspected illegal infiltrators attempting to enter India through the international border and turned them back to their place of origin, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, reiterating the state governments commitment to preventing illegal infiltration. In a post on social [] The post Assam Police apprehends 25 suspected infiltrators: Himanta Biswa Sarma appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka 'sting' case: Delhi man
Delhi man gets bail in Siddaramaiah sting video case
Karnataka CM considers lower Golden Chariot fares in off-season
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Now, one more road proposed alongside Bengalurus Hebbal Lake
The GBA has published a circulation plan for the Greater Bengaluru Local Planning Area, inviting objections and suggestions from the public. The exercise aims to expand the road network to improve traffic flow across the city.
Missing KRIDL engineer traced to Mumbai after 40 days
According to the police, Mr. Parvez was found near Bandra railway station on October 22, following an extensive search across Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh
Eight KLE tech varsity researchers feature in global top 2% list of scientists
Eight researchers from KLE Technological University, Hubballi, have been featured in the 2026 single-year rankings of the worlds top 2% scientists, while five have been recognised for their career-long scientific impact
West Graduates Constituency: Counting staff told to ensure transparency
Returning Officer for the Karnataka Legislative Council West Graduates Constituency election K.M. Janaki has urged vote-counting supervisors and assistants to ensure transparency and accountability at every stage of the counting process
A Formula One drivers job is the best job in the world: Mika Hkkinen
Only a matter of time before everyone involved in sting operation is exposed, says Priyank Kharge
Bengaluru leads post-SIR voter activity as Form 6 applications rise 32%
Tiger kills cow in Kodagu village
Unseasonal rain adds to woes of Malnad coffee growers
Excess Oct rain eases farmers concerns in Mysuru
Family turns mothers uttara kriye into tribute to nature
Hariprasad challenges BJP to declare Godse terrorist
Unesco team reviews conservation efforts in Hampi
Congress high command steps in, asks Karnataka govt to probe alleged sting attempts on CMs
Woman, 8-yr-old daughter die after consuming poison in Dharwad
Two other daughters critical; police probing reported loan angle
Siddaramaiah Sting Video: Delhi Man Arrested
Bengaluru Police have arrested Ritesh Pandey, a Delhi-based man, in connection with the uploading of a purported sting operation video targeting former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on social media. This marks the first arrest in the case, which involves allegations of a political conspiracy and an ongoing investigation into the video's origin and circulation.
Haveri reels under 386cr crop loss
Many graduates miss West graduates poll as enrolment lags
Only 97,400 enrolled across four districts despite estimated graduate population of over 4 lakh
BJP corners Cong over alleged fake vote in Haveri
DULT plans European-style electric trams on 23-km BRTS route
Cyber traps are changing: Stay a step ahead, say cops
After hurdles, BCC gets land for ABC centre
Home Nurse Arrested in Hiriyadka House Theft Case; Gold Worth Rs 1.85 Lakh Seized
Home Nurse Arrested in Hiriyadka House Theft Case; Gold Worth Rs 1.85 Lakh Seized Udupi: Hiriyadka police arrested a 45-year-old man in connection with the theft of a gold chain from an elderly womans house in Kukkehalli village. The police seized 15 grams of gold, valued at approximately Rs 1.85 lakh, and the motorcycle allegedly [] The post Home Nurse Arrested in Hiriyadka House Theft Case; Gold Worth Rs 1.85 Lakh Seized appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
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Commuters wait through multiple signal cycles at junctions along Old Madras Road
The length of traffic queues forces commuters to wait for at least two signal cycles to cross a signalised junction on Old Madras Road
Twin weather systems could bring in rain till Tuesday in Bengaluru
Ecology, flood control top residents priorities in blueprint for Bengalurus lake upkeep
Auto driver kills advocate for not accepting fare demanded for ride in Bengaluru, arrested
R. Ashok seeks probe into alleged irregularities in waste management tenders
Addressing a press conference, Mr. Ashok said that one of the 133-crore tenders floated by the GBA had been awarded to a private company despite the firm failing to meet the eligibility criteria.
Kumaraswamy alleges Shivakumar, Priyank conspired to implicate JD(S) in sting operation
Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation employees to get Rs 1-crore accident insurance
Unhygienically prepared halwa, date products seized
North Bengaluru areas battle power cuts for 3 months as Metro work damages Bescom cable
e-Khata open houses to resume from Oct. 31
Chamundeshwari Rathotsava held atop Chamundi Hills
Cancellation of Vajra Mushti Kalaga: Pramoda Devi Wadiyar to issue a statement
Golden Chariot may offer off-season discounts: Shivakumar
Back pain: Lancet review calls for clinical assessment over routine scans
Guidelines favour patient education, physical activity and exercise, with imaging reserved for cases where serious disease is suspected, say doctors
Cook dragged under car over road rage in Bengaluru, dies
Karnataka high court orders job regularisation after govt employees retirement
Yaduveer urges government to frame official protocol for Dasara rituals
