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They are demanding timely release of benefits and incentives

The State estimates the revenue shortfall of 9,000 crore in addition to the revenue loss of about 9,500 crore due to non -merger of cess

CAG found that 49 out of the 100 Water Level Sensors installed in Bengaluru remained non-functional

Speaker Khader rejects demand by A.S. Ponnanna after House resumes proceedings following an adjournment over the Oppositions objections

Funds were utilised to purchase vehicles and build roads on DC office premises violating the guidelines, according to the CAG

Complex operation completed with minimal disruption in passenger train services, says Solapur Division

The Deputy Chief Minister was speaking after flagging off a Swachchata Run near the Fort Lake

KSNDMC forecast says minimum temperatures likely to drop significantly below normal levels

The state government raised concerns regarding the performance of GCC (Gross Cost Contract) operators who are entrusted with the deployment and operation of electric buses in Bengaluru with the union government.

It is seeking redressal of issues concerning farmers, workers and common people and an end to the anti-people policies of the governments

Kalyana Karnataka Kannadapara Sanghatanegala Okkutta criticises the State govt., elected representatives for neglect towards development

Pointing out that the two missed installments of February and March amounted to nearly 5,000 crore, the Opposition urged her to let the House know where the money had gone

Upendra talks about working with Rajinikanth and his upcoming projects including 45 with Shivarajkumar and Raj B Shetty releasing on December 25

The Forest Minister would visit the conflict area along with peoples representatives and hold discussions with local farmers affected by the conflict, said MLC Kishor Kumar Puttur

The protesters remarked that the Delhi High Courts rejection the EDs plea on the National Herald case was a loss of face for the BJP at the Centre

No religion teaches hatred and violence, claims Siddaramaiah

Cut off power supply, says Congress member Laxman Savadi

BJP member C.T. Ravi suggested strengthening the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act, 1994, so that the accused lose licence to practice

MLC K. Shivakumar urged the Minister to consider regularisation of licensed surveyors to fill vacant posts of government surveyors, as many of them were nearing retirement and did not have adequate source of income for the future

Leadership issues plague the two major parties in Karnataka

Minister for School Education and Literacy Madhu Bangarappa has said that the government is positive towards bringing the teachers of aided schools under Arogya Sanjivini schemes which enables the teachers to get cashless treatment in empanelled hospitals.

Drop the idea of starting magnet schools scheme, activists tell State govt.