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This the 24th edition of The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling Fair

Incidentally, the Bidadi township was first announced during the 20-month regime of Mr. Kumaraswamy during his first term as the Chief Minister in 2006-2007.

Over 70 tonnes of fruit sold in three days

The operation is said to be the first-of-its-kind in south India. The officers have taken it as an experiment to develop an SOP to capture Indian gaurs

Members of Hindutva outfits led by Sri Rama Sene chief Pramod Mutalik condemn the decision to lift the ban on wearing hijab in schools, colleges

Minister says a 7,000-crore project has been proposed to supply water from Narayanpur Reservoir to 370 villages in Bidar, Kalaburagi districts

The ambitious road modernisation project aims to improve urban mobility, ease traffic congestion, strengthen tourism infrastructure and provide durable pothole-free roads amid Mysurus rapid urban growth and increasing tourist inflow

Acting on information provided by a Belagavi-based NGO, officials raid a worksite at Nandibandi village and safely send the workers back home

Members of All India Central Council of Trade Unions are seeking withdrawal of the notification related to the new Labour Codes

The construction of a new bus stand at Bannimantap at a cost of 129 crore has been taken up as the suburban bus stand in the city was found to be operating beyond its carrying capacity

Ballari Traffic Police organise helmet awareness campaign, helmet distribution drive and a bike rally

Question paper leaks have shattered the dreams of thousands of students aspiring for medical education

Asked if the State Government will permit students to sport saffron shawls and turbans, Mr. Siddaramaiah said such shawls will not be allowed

Sri Vachanananda Swami has been accused of inappropriate behaviour with a minor boy who was staying in the free hostel run by the Veerashaiva Lingayat Panchamasali Guru Peetha in Harihar

Karnatakas Public Works Minister Satish Jarkiholi, who belongs to the Nayaka community, a scheduled tribe, spoke to The Hindu

Karnatakas Leader of Opposition R. Ashok announced that he and his family would abide by austerity measures

Ramesh S. Kalagurthi, who was serving his sentence at the prison, was unable to clear 18,000 fine amount due to severe financial hardship

While the 1931 census put ST population at about 0.8%, with more tribes added to the list, it is now estimated to be over 7% of Karnatakas population

The festival aims to celebrate and promote local mango varieties, seasonal forest produce (Ranmeva) and sustainable living practices