The Hindu

From July 5 till the end of the month, BWSSB booked nearly 800 cases for violations of water usage norms and levied penalties of around 30 lakh, several times higher than the revenue earned from the sale of treated water

The stretch, opposite the K.R. Market building and beyond the main market complex, was home to kirana stores, fish shops, masala outlets and several other businesses

The mother and calf are now open for public viewing.

Villagers in Neeragunda, in Arsikere taluk, have stumbled upon a centuries-old veeragallu (hero stone) bearing a Kannada inscription that could resolve long-standing confusion over the date of the death of Vishnuvardhana, the celebrated ruler of the Hoysala dynasty

Vice-Chancellor promises refund of excess amount collected after University Chalo agitation

Most of the footpath vendors obliged by removing their items including garments, footwear, plastic items, fruits, bangles etc.

Amid mounting discontent within the Karnataka Congress over the Cabinet expansion, an audio recording of a purported conversation between two senior Congress leaders has triggered fresh political controversy

Clean-up drive part of Corporations 80 Garbage-free Spots campaign

The High Court of Karnataka has refused to quash a criminal case registered against two self-proclaimed Congress leaders for cheating over 5.3 crore promising jobs in various government departments

Kannada inscriptions reveal scientific grammar, says Prof. Basavaraja Kodagunti

KUDA chairman Mazhar Alam Khan says the dream project of late Qamar-ul-Islam is taking shape with Home Minister Priyank Kharges support and asserted that infrastructure works will begin within a month

The Centre of Excellence for Studies in Classical Kannada (CESCK) hosts workshop on Kannada inscriptions in Karnataka and beyond

He says there should be no shortage of seeds and fertilizers for farmers.

The Home Minister has asked officials to submit a detailed report on the sulfur dioxide leakage, as well as safety measures at the pharmaceutical factory.

Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah says that 200 crore was released for the development of Bidar and called for better sanitation, faster civic works

Upset at not being made a minister, Mr. Patil had earlier said that he was resigning from his Assembly membership as he felt that there was no place for loyalty and honesty in the Congress.

He says that Kannada organisations have decided to go ahead with the Karnataka bandh on August 13 against releasing water to Tamil Nadu, despite the appeal by Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and other leaders to not do so.

He says that portfolio allocation was likely to happen in the next two to three days and he would happily handle the portfolio allotted to him.

Mr. Patil thanked party workers and supporters who had expressed disappointment over his exclusion from the Cabinet.

According to the police, the attackers intercepted him on the road and assaulted him with deadly weapons.

Commission directs Kalaburagi-Yadgir DCC Bank to appoint Public Information Officers and comply with mandatory disclosure provisions

According to preliminary reports, the incident took place between 1 AM and 2 AM inside the industrial plant

The much-anticipated expansion of the Karnataka Cabinet has yet again brought back the insider-outsider debate to the fore, with over a dozen among the newly-sworn-in Ministers identified as migrants and a number of legislators who have missed out being original Congressmen

Karnataka App Based Workers Union had threatened to launch a strike if action was not taken against illegal bike taxi operations.

Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has maintained a studied silence amid growing indications that he is unhappy with the list of 19 Ministers inducted into the D.K. Shivakumar Cabinet, even as several of his supporters openly criticised the Chief Minister and the Congress high command

With several parts of the State receiving heavy rainfall in recent days, the first four days of August recorded 49 mm of rainfall against the normal 35 mm, with a departure of +39%