The Hindu News

The first such legislation in the country, the Bill not only expands the scope those eligible for leave, but also proposes setting up Karnataka Women Well Being Authority

As per government data, the annual average price of arecanut has remained above 40,000 per quintal during the last four years, and has not shown any significant decline

According to an official, at leastsix acresof land is required for building a full-fledged depot, whiletwo acresis essential for developing a city bus terminus

Tourism Minister approves Ecological Experience Zoneat a cost of 18.47 crore andTonga Ride Heritage Experience Zoneat a cost of 2.71 crore

An invitation has been issued to apartment owners to participate in the interaction

There is renewed focus on the threat to religious harmony in Mandya

The Chief Minister pointed out that while the peak arrivals are expected between December-January, the Union government will open procurement centres only in February-March.

The delegation was led by PWD Minister and district-in-charge Satish Jarkiholi and comprised leaders from BJP, Congress and JD(S), and religious leaders

Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar says it is the Centre which has meted out injustice to the farmers of the State

So far, in 2025, these cases have stood at 13,000 with a financial fraud of 2,038 crore

In Karnataka minimum wage issue has been hanging fire ever some codes were notified

Universal School of Law organises dialogue to address the question: Why India ranks high on GDP, but low on human rights

Tenders for the project will likely be called in January: BDA

The government could be looking at streamlining guarantee scheme beneficiaries, ending old schemes that do not serve meaningful purpose and cutting down on expenditures on human resources as part of belt tightening exercise

The Ranebennur police have cracked the murder case of a woman within 24 hours with the arrest of the womans acquaintance who has confessed to committing the crime

The Karnataka Pranta Raitha Sangha will stage a protest in front of Gescom office in Kalaburagi city on Tuesday (December 9), demanding reliable daytime three-phase power for agricultural pump sets and immediate replacement of burnt transformers and snapped wires across the district