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A KPCC Legal Cell member filed a police complaint regarding an Instagram post. The post contained defamatory and objectionable content targeting Rahul Gandhi. Several users also posted abusive and sexually explicit comments on the video. Police registered a case under the IT Act and BNS for investigation. Measures are being taken to delete the video and trace the account administrator.

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A villager allegedly murdered his wife and then committed suicide. He made a video call to relatives claiming the murder before his death. The wife, Gagana, is currently missing and a search is underway. Police registered a missing complaint and are investigating the incident. The couple had been married for thirteen years and had two sons.

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Union minister V Somanna stated Karnataka faces a severe water shortage. An all-party meeting will determine the state's next Cauvery issue steps. He stressed adherence to Supreme Court directions and the constitutional framework. Somanna also praised the chief minister's initiative for state development. He urged that public convenience should not be affected by protests.

Our stance on Cauvery water is clear. We can only give water to our people, but the Chief Minister has also asked for cooperation. In the wake of the Prime Minister's arrival, the Chief Minister will personally appeal. Prahlad Joshi does not protect the interests of the state; he only speaks against the Chief Minister and us, Kharge said.

Karnataka has banned high fat, sugar, and salt food sales near schools and colleges. This move follows a similar decision recently made by the Maharashtra government. Educational institutions must now strictly enforce this advisory to promote healthier eating habits. Officials will conduct inspections and take legal action against any violators found. The state government aims to prevent lifestyle diseases among young students.

Karnataka's chief minister urged Tamil Nadu's counterpart to postpone a planned visit. Widespread protests are occurring over the Cauvery Water Management Authority's directive. The Karnataka government will decide its next steps after an all-party meeting. Inter-state river disputes can be resolved through dialogue and consultation. Tamil Nadu may release some water while contesting the Supreme Court case.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's visit to Bengaluru is likely deferred due to escalating Cauvery water dispute tensions. Karnataka's Chief Minister urged reconsideration of the trip, citing the current atmosphere. Widespread protests are opposing the directive to release water to Tamil Nadu. Karnataka will decide its next steps after an all-party meeting and legal consultations. The state may release some water while contesting the Supreme Court case.