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Submitting a memorandum addressed to CM Siddaramaiah, the organisations described the incident as not only an attack on an individual but also an effort to destroy humanity in the name of honor based on caste discrimination.

The Halaga gram panchayats experiment has not been easy to implement, but it says its intentions are in the interest of not just students but also their parents.

The petition argues that the notification regarding the reduction of ESZ has excluded ecologically critical areas surrounding established elephant corridors from the protected zone

Laws alone may not be enough as long as notions of caste superiority exist

The Chitra Santhe will be inaugurated by Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah

Thimmapur meets members of victim family at Inam Veerapur village

The village recently witnessed an honour killing in which a pregnant woman was killed by her family for marrying outside caste

Around 3,000 people from various parts of the district participate in a march raising slogans against the State government

The police have directed pubs and bars to close by 1 a.m.; as many as 50 flyovers across Bengaluru will be closed as part of traffic regulation measures

He says that the words he uttered are commonly used words in colloquial language in North Karnataka region

They were speaking at the 72nd Foundation Day function of the student organisation in Dharwad

Mallepuram G. Venkatesh delivers lecture on Saint Kanakadasa and Universal Human Consciousness organised in Kaginele

BJP to protest against state policies

The march will begin from the Siddharoodha Math and culminate in a public meeting at Nehru Maidan where an appeal will be made to society to prevent such incidents

In most temples, entry for darshan commenced around 6 a.m. and continued uninterrupted throughout the day.

The court rejected the application filed by Thimarodys counsel seeking exemption from appearance. Observing that no grounds were made for his absence, the court issued a non-bailable warrant against Thimarody.

Use of computer will be limited to only typing answers and the candidate will have to bring his/her own computer or laptop duly formatted to the exam centre.

Indicating that the complainant may have forgotten the alleged incidents involving Mr. Revanna as memory fades if the offences are not severe in nature, the Court said that subsequent serious offences of alleged rape by Prajwal Revanna might have, as an afterthought, made the survivor complain against Mr. Revanna.