The Hindu

Fuel supply in Karnataka remains stable despite West Asian development: Oil marketing companies

The number of government schools securing 100% results has also increased this year

Fewer people drink in Karnataka, but those who do, drink more; per-capita alcohol consumption in the State is about 9.1 litres per person per year, compared with the national average of 6.4 litres

Compared to last time, the number of students failing in the third language also decreased significantly this year

Mega industry, commerce expo being organised by KCCI in association withUnion Ministry of Industry and Commerce is on till April 29

Signalling a broader shift in learning outcomes, the region records an overall pass percentage of 91.6% this year

Social cost that has been calculated to be around 1,270 per litre of alcohol in beverage in 2024-2025 and is estimated to around 2,000 by 2028-2029

The district recorded a pass percentage of 94.50% this year, a significant jump from 80.89% in 2025; Mandya district emerged as a standout performer, climbing to 5th position from 12th last year

The former Chairman of ISRO says people know the role of science and technology in reducing physical efforts for mundane activities

M.C. Sudhakar has said that this is to address the issue of rising pension liabilities on State universities

Against odds, Manasa of RMSD in Mysuru secures 99%

Designed as a one-stop platform for academic and career counselling, the event brings together renowned educationists, career experts, and top institutions to provide personalised guidance.

Initial tests revealed that she was suffering from a rare and life-threatening condition splenic torsion

98.4% pass percentage recorded this year is highest recorded by Dakshina Kannada during the last 12 years

Karnataka Class 10 toppers tell The Hindu how they achieved the perfect score and the intense preparation that helped them shine

Sukhadeva told The Hindu that he only studied four to five hours a day. Though he initially took tuitions for a month, he later began studying at home by himself.

Brunda M. Tapse wishes to study science at PUC and pursue her higher studies in the engineering stream.

Saujanya, whose parents are both teachers, said her studying techniques focussed on understanding and not rote learning.

Bharath is a student of Vidyalakshmi English Medium School in Channagiri taluk would commute to school everyday from his native village.

Prarthana Nagappa Biradar Patil aims to pursue Science in her PUC and study medicine thereafter.

A student of Mother Theresa Memorial School in Shankaranarayana of Kundapura Taluk, Preetham is the eldest of the two children of Ganapathy Poojary, a private bus conductor, and Nagaratna, a home maker.