The Hindu

The assessment of English language learning is based on the four main language skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing

He defeats Congress rival Sharanappa Mattur by 3,297 votes, crosses winning quota in first preference vote counting itself

23rd All Karnataka Manuscripts Conference, organised by Kannada University, Hampi, inaugurated in Bidar

Oblesh is the sole breadwinner of his family, and his condition has left him unable to work.

As many as 1.48 lakh names have been removed in the district after SIR

The final electoral roll has 18.94 lakh voters against the 23.71 lakh before revision

The number of names deleted from the electoral roll include the ASSD voters and those who were found ineligible during the enquiry phase of the SIR process

Anuvani initiative debuts with speech models for language identification and speaker diarisation, covering Indias linguistic diversity

CSIR-CFTRI celebrates 77th Foundation Day; director stresses research with tangible societal benefits

Scouts and Guides stage street play as SWR observes Vigilance Awareness Week

The attachment includes movable assets valued at 13.76 crore and immovable properties worth 9.18 crore, taking the total to 23.35 crore

Technical investigation reveals inter-State links in illegal SIM box network; 10 devices seized from Tiruchirappalli and Thanjavur

Principal Secretary Naveen Raj Singh inspects sports infrastructure in the district, issues directions to officials, meets Hubballi-Dharwad West MLA

Writes to RDPR Minister, seeks priority for Bedarapur and Venkataiahna Chathra

Women voters outnumber men in the district with seven Assembly constituencies, according to the final electoral roll

State Guarantee Schemes Implementation Authority Vice-Chairperson interacts with guarantee scheme beneficiaries in Shivamogga

More than 99.32 lakh names have been knocked off the rolls as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Karnataka.

Karnatakas Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar, Home Minister Priyank Kharge, and Health Minister U. T. Khader visited the hospital to enquire about his health

The count, which will be held between October 30 and November 2, is open to anyone who would like to participate

Election Observer Manoj Jain and Returning Officer K.M. Janaki oversaw the opening of the strongroom and the process of opening ballot boxes and bundling ballot papers.

30,250 votes polled; 14 tables set up for counting of first-preference votes

Karnatakas electorate now stands at 4,55,00,011, down from 5,54,32,314 voters before the SIR began

Questioning the autonomy and impartiality of the Election Commission of India (ECI), former Union Minister J.D. Seelam criticised the changes to the process of appointing election commissioners

Farmers, mill owners to announce final decision in two days; settlement linked to Centres decision on minimum selling price of sugar

Participants will discuss advanced farming technologies, water-efficient agricultural practices, cattle rearing, goat farming, poultry, pisciculture, biogas production, and vermicomposting

As many as 43 candidates, including three sitting members, are in the fray

Karnataka says HCs decision to allow bike-taxis ignore poor safety standards of motorcycles, higher accident fatality rates, and congestion

The CWC member says that as per the Registration of Electors Rules 1960, mentioning the reason for deletion of voter name is mandatory

Kuruba leader Bailappa Nelogi says the Congress is maintaining silence over the sting operation involving the former Chief Minister