Haryana power staff call 3-day strike against giving licence to private discom
HERC grants Eleven Power 25-year licence to distribute power in Gurugram, Nuh; Power Minister says State will contest move before tribunal; staff allege decision will undermine State-owned firm
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Economic woes have fuelled public discontent in France under Macron
Traffic diversions for Police Commemoration Day parade on Wednesday
Commercial vehicles will be prohibited from using Kamarajar Salai between Napier Bridge and the Lighthouse during the specified period
Guest lecturers yet to get hike in honorarium announced in the budget
Higher Education Minister had announced in Assembly that the honorarium for guest lecturers would be hiked by 5,000 to 35,000
The RSS at 101, between change and continuity
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Police trace missing girl to a childrens home in Kellys
A police inspector visited the home in person and verified the girls identity and well-being
Dengue persists, doctors caution against infections as monsoon sets in
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Bodies of two school students recovered from Puzhal Lake
The bodies were located on the lakebed and retrieved nearly 17 hours after the operation began
Chennai Metrowater deploys additional sewer machines to desilt city network
If even a legally recognised mosque cannot be protected, what safeguards remain for others? says Mirwaiz
JNUSU ends 17-day protest after rustication orders of its office-bearers revoked
University agrees to demands such as withdrawing FIRs against union members; V-C highlights democratic nature of administration; JNU forced to bow before collective strength, say students
Hygiene lapses found at sweet shops in Chandni Chowk, Naraina, Okhla, Narela
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On paddy field conservation in Keralam
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At Dussehra rally, Uddhav bats for 'regime change', promises 'acche din' after ousting BJP
Addressing the annual Dussehra rally at Shivaji Park in Mumbai, Mr. Thackeray insisted that staging a protest is the right of youth because 'vote chori' (vote theft) is happening with everyone, especially new voters
30-foot-high cockroach effigy triggers AAP-BJP war of words
Deliberate alteration of Sanatan customs and hurting of religious sentiments: The festival of Dussehra, or Vijayadashami, is a highly sacred event governed by ancient Hindu rituals, scriptures and longstanding traditions
The court sets aside an order granting succession certificate in favour of the relatives of a deceased priest to get the claim amount of a fixed deposit made by the priest
The court directs the Madurai Regional Passport Officer to consider and dispose of the application for the renewal of passport in 3 months
T.N. government should construct new Secretariat complex outside Chennai, says Anbumani
He wants the State government to clarify whether the media reports about constructing the Secretariat at Pallavan Illam are true
Grand Dussehra Shobha Yatra draws crowds in Jammu
Jammu, Oct 20: Jammu witnessed grand Dussehra celebrations as the Sanatan Dharam Natak Samaj organised a Shobha Yatra under the leadership of its chairman and Jammu East MLA Yudhvir Sethi, drawing large crowds and showcasing the regions cultural and spiritual traditions. The celebrations marked the victory of good over evil, featuring a colourful procession with decorated chariots and tableaux depicting Lord Rama, Lakshman and Hanuman, followed by the traditional burning of the effigies of Ravana, Kumbhkarna and Meghnad at Parade Ground. The Shobha Yatra began at Deewan Mandir after traditional prayers performed by Sethi. It passed through Moti Bazar, Sabzi Mandi, Rajtilak Road, Purani Mandi, Old Hospital Road, City Chowk, Shalamar Road and Raghunath Bazar. Devotees also offered prayers at the historic Raghunath Temple before the procession moved towards Parade Ground amid chants of Jai Shri Ram. Local artists who had participated in the nine-day Ramleela at Deewan Mandir joined the procession, bringing scenes from the Ramayana to life. The main attraction was the burning of the three effigies at Parade Ground, where thousands gathered to witness the spectacle. Artists portraying Lord Rama and Lakshman ignited the effigies, which went up in flames amid cheers from the crowd. According to the organisers, the effigies were prepared by artists from Uttar Pradesh over nearly a month. Elaborate security and traffic arrangements were put in place to facilitate the celebrations. Speaking on the occasion, Sethi said Dussehra conveyed the enduring message that truth and righteousness ultimately prevail. He said the large public participation reflected the people's devotion and the importance of preserving cultural traditions. He also highlighted the values of harmony, compassion and unity associated with Sanatan Dharma, calling for these principles to be passed on to younger generations. Sethi appreciated the Sanatan Dharam Natak Samaj for organising the event and providing a platform for local artists to showcase their talent. He also extended Vijayadashami greetings to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, urging them to uphold righteousness and social harmony. Sanatan Dharam Natak Samaj president Anil Masoom, general secretary Bharat Bhushan and other members of the organisation were present. Masoom highlighted the festival's cultural significance and its role in bringing people together while familiarising younger generations with the Ramayana. The celebrations concluded with the symbolic burning of the three effigies, reaffirming Dussehra's traditional message of the triumph of good over evil.
Er. Gulam Ali Khatana slams OIC over Kashmir remarks
Srinagar, Oct 20: BJP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Er. Gulam Ali Khatana on Tuesday strongly condemned the resolutions adopted at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Baghdad on October 1718, describing the remarks against India as politically motivated and an interference in the countrys internal affairs. Khatana accused Pakistan of using the OIC platform to advance its political agenda and malign India, questioning the organisations position on issues concerning Jammu and Kashmir. He asserted that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh were integral parts of India and said no international resolution or external intervention could alter the countrys position on its territorial integrity. Highlighting developments in Jammu and Kashmir since the abrogation of Article 370, Khatana said the region had witnessed a renewed focus on infrastructure, connectivity, tourism, investment and development under Prime Minister Narendra Modis leadership. He said the people of Jammu and Kashmir deserved peace, progress and economic opportunities, rather than being drawn into what he described as Pakistans geopolitical agenda. Khatana also criticised Pakistan over its human rights record in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), citing allegations of repression and the use of force against protesters. He said Pakistan should address concerns within areas under its control instead of raising allegations against India at international forums. He maintained that the outstanding issues concerning Jammu and Kashmir included Pakistan vacating territories under its occupation and ending support for cross-border terrorism. Reacting to the OICs remarks, including allegations concerning Islamophobia, Khatana said India had a long tradition of pluralism, coexistence and respect for different faiths. He contrasted this with allegations of minority persecution and sectarian violence in Pakistan. Khatana urged the OIC to adopt a balanced approach and avoid becoming a platform for what he described as Pakistan-sponsored anti-India narratives. He said the organisation should respect the sovereignty of states and focus on dialogue, peace and international cooperation. Reaffirming Indias position, Khatana said the country would not accept interference in its internal affairs and would continue to uphold its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In Delhi, only 0.27% of 4.5 lakh Form 6s disposed of so far
Of 4.5 lakh applicationsfor inclusion, about 2.39 lakh were filed bythose seeking re-inclusion or applying for the first timeafter the draft roll was published
Keralam seeks FSSAI clarity on high fat, sugar, salt food
The State will strengthen all legal measures to curb unhealthy eating habits among children and prevent excessive consumption of junk food, says Health Minister K. Muraleedharan
Russian aerial blitz kills 9 in Ukraine as Zelenskyy meets U.S., European officials in Norway
We are maintaining all contacts that can help bring peace, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a post on X
Dussehra celebrated in Belagavi
Family members of the Patils of the old city performed the pooja. They receivedvarious palanquins carrying revered deities such as Venkatramna, Maruti, Jotiba, and the Aapti tree
Health Department issues circular on maintaining medicine stocks in hospitals
The circular directs that an updated list of the medicine stocks in hospitals be provided to doctors in the OP (outpatient) departments. This will help doctors have a clear idea about the medicines available in the hospital and to prescribe the same to patients.
Dushanbe [Tajikistan], October 20 : Even as the West Asia conflict continues to impact the global economy, India continues to grow at 7.2 per cent, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday as he attended a cultural event organised by the Indian Diaspora in Tajikistan. Addressing the community during his second visit to the Central Asian nation since 2021, Singh said India remains among the world's fastest-growing economies despite adverse circumstances. There was a time when the world claimed that India's economy was a lost cause, he said, adding that the strength and determination of the Indian people had made the difference. Singh said India contributes 16 per cent to the global economy while accounting for 18 per cent of its population. He said India's standing in the international community has grown under the present NDA government. Contrasting the present with the past, he said the people called it an era of policy paralysis, but it had been transformed through reforms under the current government. Since our government took office, Indias standing within the international community has grown. Today, when India speaks on the global stage, the world listens with seriousness. Indias economy has seen rapid improvement; it is now among the fastest-growing economies in the world. We contribute 16 per cent to the global economy, while our population accounts for 18 per cent. Despite the challenges arising from conflicts in West Asia, our economy continues to grow at a rate of 7.2 per cent, even in such adverse circumstances, he said. Singh said India has signed Free Trade Agreements with about 38 countries, keeping in view uncertainties in global trade over the last few years. He further said that Defence production stands at Rs 1.8 lakh crore, and India is now manufacturing submarines. A semiconductor ecosystem is taking shape, with the country set to build both ships and chips. He said India now has more than 2,50,000 startups, over 45 per cent of which have a female director or partner. India has also lifted 250 million people out of poverty over the last decade, he said. He also hailed the success of UPI in India, stating that in August alone, it saw 23.66 billion transactions worth Rs 29.88 lakh crore, ten years after its inception. He also said that 1213 years ago, Indias Current Account Deficit was over 4 per cent of its GDP. Last year, it declined to about half a per cent, specifically, 0.61%. Now our country has signed FTAs with about 38 countries, which is a unique milestone in India's trade history. These FTAs have opened up the markets of large economies for India's manufactured products. Currently, our defense production stands at 1.8 lakh crore rupees, and we are now manufacturing submarines. A semiconductor ecosystem is taking shape in India. The country is set to build both ships and chips. India has become a global hub for real-time digital transactions. In the month of August alone, there were 23.66 billion UPI transactions, amounting to 29.88 lakh crore rupees. It has been ten years since the inception of UPI, and it has shattered all previous records, he said. Highlighting the growth in the last decade, he said, In the past, there was talk of policy paralysis, but today, reforms are taking place everywhere. Our foreign exchange reserves have now surpassed $7 billion. We are reforming with a clear policy direction. I do not need to go into great detail regarding the changes we have introduced in the GST. However, I would only like to say that whatever reforms are taking place, all these reforms are not out of compulsion; this is our conviction. Singh said that until 12 to 13 years ago, access to mobile phones and the internet was considered a position of great power, and after 2014, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government focused on making mobile data affordable. Until 12 to 13 years ago in India, there was also a time when access to mobile phones and the internet was in itself considered a position of great power. It was thought that simply having access to mobile and internet was a massive achievement. Whoever had access possessed information, possessed knowledge, and along with that, also had opportunities. After 2014, when the NDA government was formed in India under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and we were given the opportunity to serve, India placed a special focus on making mobile data affordable. This means that in India, connectivity didn't just connect people, it also worked to connect opportunities. This miracle has taken place in India, he said. Singh urged Indians in Tajikistan, whether students or workers, to act with the utmost care so that India's credibility is never questioned. A gap between one's words and actions leads to a crisis of credibility, he said, while noting there had been no complaints against any Indian. He described the diaspora as India's cultural ambassadors and an extension of our family. Singh, who said he has addressed the diaspora in 3035 countries, called the cultural program unlike any I have seen. (ANI)
Death toll from Houthi strike on Yemen government camp rises to 73
It marked the deadliest attack in weeks as fighting between the Iran-backed Houthis and Yemens internationally recognised
PM Modi flags three enemies of India, calls for unity in national interest
Let our thoughts be aligned all the institutions of the nation, all political parties let us stand together for the national interest. We must proceed with this very spirit; we must fight together against the enemies of the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said
Residents block road over irregular water supply
Pinarayi Vijayan questions SMA drug distribution; SAT Hospital says only CDSCO-approved drugs used
Pinarayi Vijayan said the negligent stance of the Health Minister was criminal and demanded that the Government conduct an enquiry into the incident
J&K government announces annual shifting of capital from Srinagar to Jammu
According to the Darbar Move calendar, the offices are scheduled to reopen in the winter capital of Jammu on November 2. In summer capital Srinagar, offices will start closing from October 30 and October 31
Siddha medical camp held at Dindigul district court
Furniture showroom fined for unclean mosquito breeding spot
Two priests of Tiruchendur temple arrested for stealing money from hundi
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Minister Kamali launches supply of fine rice for family cardholders under price-stabilisation scheme
Uddhav Thackeray calls for saffron flag to fly at Red Fort
President Droupadi Murmu attends Dussehra celebrations in New Delhis Dwarka
President Droupadi Murmu attends Dussehra celebrations in New Delhis Dwarka
West Bengal CM meets families of deceased in Kolkata puja pandal stampede
Suvendu Adhikari hands over a cheque of 25 lakh to relatives and assures government job for one person in every family
West Bengal CM meets families of deceased in Kolkata puja pandal stampede
Suvendu Adhikari hands over a cheque of 25 lakh to relatives and assures government job for one person in every family
Kanthapuram Sunni faction calls off protests against Waqf board reconstitution in Keralam
The faction will have a nominee in the board, says Minister Samsudheen
Kanthapuram Sunni faction calls off protests against Waqf board reconstitution in Keralam
The faction will have a nominee in the board, says Minister Samsudheen
Discarded from aquariums, exotic South American fish invades Noyyal tanks in Coimbatore
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Ranji Trophy: Himateja ton puts Hyderabad in command
When I was batting, and two wickets fell, I knew in my mind that someone would partner with me, said K. Himateja
Collector reviews flood mitigation works in Cuddalore
MKU daily wagers appeal to CM for regularisation after decades of low pay
Srinagar Admin Suspends Classwork at Six Colleges for JKSSB Exam
Srinagar, October 20 : Classwork will remain suspended at six educational institutions in Srinagar on Wednesday to facilitate the smooth conduct of an OMR-based written examination being conducted by the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB), officials said. The JKSSB is scheduled to conduct the written examination for the posts of Attendant General Cadre (AGC) G-II and Barber G-III in the Health and Medical Education Department on October 21, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. As part of the arrangements for the examination, the District Magistrates office has ordered the suspension of academic activities at the designated centres. The institutions affected by the order include S.P. College, M.A. Road; AAA Memorial Degree College, Bemina; Government College for Women, M.A. Road; Government College of Education (IASE), M.A. Road; Government Polytechnic for Women, Bemina; and Kashmir Government Polytechnic, Gogji Bagh. According to an official communication, the Additional District Magistrate, Srinagar, has directed the heads of the institutions to ensure that only staff members assigned examination duties are permitted to enter the premises during the examination hours. The measure has been taken to ensure the smooth and hassle-free conduct of the examination.
State Highways Dept. to complete widening of BHEL Feeder Road in Ranipet by December
The project is expected to bring relief to motorists, especially truck drivers, bound for industrial units in the district
Soorasamhaaram enacted at Kulasekarapattinam
Petrol bomb hurled at DECT office in Shillong
Shillong, Oct 20: A petrol bomb was hurled by unidentified miscreants at the ground floor of the Directorate of Employment and Craftsmen Training (DECT) office building on Keating Road, opposite Civil Hospital, Shillong, at around 7 pm on Tuesday. Local residents doused the fire and said they did not see those who hurled the bomb. [] The post Petrol bomb hurled at DECT office in Shillong first appeared on Highland Post .
Student Service Centre inaugurated at Pondicherry University
Police hold special weapons and equipment exhibition
Durga Puja in Bengali cinema: How Satyajit Ray and Rituparno Ghosh portray the goddess
From Devi and Parama to Utsab and Antarmahal, Bengali filmmakers have used Durgas image to explore womens agency, patriarchal control, family tensions and the contradictions between the goddesss power and womens lives
Activists seek Governors intervention for release of people arrested in Odishas bauxite region
Two activists, Randall Sequeira and Laxman Naik, associated with the resistance against Sijimali bauxite mining, were picked up from Bhabanipatna
Over hundred people gather in front of Assam Secretariat to press for
Guwahati, Oct 20: More than a hundred people from all walks of life gathered in front of the Assam secretariat here on Tuesday to form a human chain to press the demand for punishment of those responsible for singer Zubeen Gargs death in Singapore last year. The police, however, prevented them from holding a demonstration [] The post Over hundred people gather in front of Assam Secretariat to press for justice for Zubeen first appeared on Highland Post .
Shopping centres bear the brunt of traffic bottlenecks in Tiruchi
Many busy streets witnessed hectic activities in view of four continuous holidays beginning Saturday and the opening of new showrooms has aggravated the problem
Hundreds of children begin formal learning during Vidyarambam ceremonies in Madurai
L-G would be final authority in proposed U.T.-level body in Ladakh, says Centres proposal
The draft, accessed by The Hindu asks, whether the delimitation of constituencies for the elected body will be done by an election authority or a Delimitation Commission; it also explores multiple options, including reserving one-third or up to 50% of the seats in the proposed body for women
Dasara festivities add to garbage burden in Tiruchi
Heaps of garbage were found on Thanjavur Road, Singarathope, NSB Road, Big Bazaar Street, Chinnakadai Street, Nandi Koil Street, and Sathara Veedhi in Srirangam
Shillong, Oct 20: Beyond the glitter of pandals and prayers to Goddess Durga, it is the beat of the dhak that is keeping Shillongs Durga Puja united. As thousands throng puja pandals across the city to celebrate the victory of good over evil, the Central Puja Committee (CPC) hosted its flagship Drum Beat Competition [] The post The beat that binds Shillongs Durga Puja first appeared on Highland Post .
Children initiated into the world of letters on Vijayadasami day
L-G Vinai Kumar Saxena says the decision is historic as it was implemented in a record time of just six days and now paves the way for creation of LAHDC in all eight districts of Ladakh, including the newly-created Sankoo district
3 Killed As Bikes Collide Head-On, Catch Fire In Rajasthan's Sirohi
Assistant Sub-Inspector Ramnath said some of the youths were travelling towards Ambaji when their motorcycle collided with another coming from the opposite direction.
Minister inspects rain-hit areas in Ramanathapuram
Sophies Molineux and Dunkley set maximum base price of 50 lakhs at WPL mini auction
Centre must stop treating Punjab's drug crisis as political opportunity: AAP Minister on Shahs visit
Harpal Cheema's reaction came as Amit Shah met the kin of victims of the drug menace in Punjab and said he had come to remind the AAP government and its leaders that they promised to eradicate the drug trade within three months of coming to power, but it is growing
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Association formed for financial market investors
PM Modi burns Ravana effigy at Dussehra celebrations in Delhi
New Delhi ,October 20 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday participated in Vijaya Dashami celebrations at the DDA Utsav Ground in IP Extension, Delhi. During the celebrations, PM Modi participated in the traditional Ravana effigy-burning ceremony, marking the festival that symbolises the victory of good over evil. Ramrajya signifies a system of governance free from discriminationa realm where justice prevails, and everyone is afforded equal opportunities. In such a system, the purpose of authority is not merely to rule, but to ensure the welfare of the people... Serving the poor and the marginalized must remain our highest priority. The life of Lord Ram offers us a profound lesson: no matter how great the crisis or how daunting the challenge, we must not rely on others. We must recognise our own potential, trust in our own resources, transform our resolve into strength, and forge solutions through our own hard work... Today, we too must move forward, guided by this very mantra. We have set before us the goals of a Viksit Bharat and an Atmanirbhar Bharat...., PM Modi said at the Dussehra celebrations. Earlier today, PM Modi wished the people of the country on the occassion, calling for everyone's happiness, prosperity and success. In a post on X, PM Modi wrote, Heartfelt greetings of Vijayadashami to you all. May this festival of victory, filled with joy and faith, imbue everyone's resolve with renewed strength. May every life be enriched with happiness, prosperity, and successthis is my sincere wish. Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta called upon people to follow the ideals of Lord Shri Ram to eliminate social evils, including corruption, substance abuse, crime, discrimination and atrocities against women, while addressing Dussehra celebrations attended by President Droupadi Murmu at Dwarka Sector 10 in the national capital. Addressing the gathering at Delhis Ramlila celebrations, Gupta said Vijayadashami was not merely a celebration of Lord Rams victory over Ravana but also a reminder that truth triumphs over falsehood, righteousness over unrighteousness, and justice over injustice. Welcoming President Droupadi Murmu, the Chief Minister said, Today is a moment of great joy for us. On the grand stage of Delhis largest Ramlila -- a stage now made even more magnificent by her presence -- we are honoured to welcome the First Citizen of our nation, Her Excellency the President. On behalf of the people of Delhi, I extend a very warm welcome to her. Emphasising the significance of Vijayadashami, the Chief Minister said the festival had inspired people for centuries by reinforcing the victory of good over evil. For centuries, this day has inspired us, reminding us that truth always triumphs over falsehood, righteousness prevails over unrighteousness, and justice overcomes injustice. Virtue always triumphs over arrogance, she said. Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is celebrated across the country with religious ceremonies, cultural programmes and the burning of effigies of Ravana, symbolising the triumph of righteousness over evil. (ANI)
Panjapur bus terminus gets ready for Deepavali rush
The officials are planning to consult private transport companies to address the issue of the integrated bus terminus being located away from the city; shuttle services are being planned
Salem Corporation clears over 100 metric tonnes of excess waste in view of Ayudha Pooja
Greater Bengaluru Authority receives over 1,500 objections to tree felling for Hebbal Short Tunnel
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) restrained the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) from felling any trees till the hearing in the case challenging tree felling for the project is completed
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Akash delighted to make it count
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Monsoon poses threat of drinking water contamination in Tiruchi
Water samples are being collected and sent for testing three times a week; water-logging has increased the danger of opens wells and borewells getting contaminated
Kharge to apprise Modi of concerns over SIR, delimitation and womens reservation
AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge said he would apprise Prime Minister Narendra Modi of his concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the proposed delimitation exercise and the implementation of womens reservation during their interaction on Wednesday (October 21).
Kharge to apprise Modi of concerns over SIR, delimitation and womens reservation
AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge said he would apprise Prime Minister Narendra Modi of his concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the proposed delimitation exercise and the implementation of womens reservation during their interaction on Wednesday (October 21).
Sugarcane farmers crisis: Karnataka CM Shivakumar seeks Centres intervention
State will fulfil some of their demands, says Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar
Sugarcane farmers crisis: Karnataka CM Shivakumar seeks Centres intervention
State will fulfil some of their demands, says Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar
Vijay announces 30 lakh for Asian Para Games medal winners from T.N.
Jehan Dorab Madan and Sahana Ravi both won bronze medals in table tennis at the event being held in Japan
Samiti urges Centre to appoint Kannadiga as Central University Vice-Chancellor
Kalyana Karnataka Pratyeka Rajya Horata Samiti has urged the Union government to appoint a qualified academician from Karnataka as Vice-Chancellor of the Central University of Karnataka (CUK) at Kadaganchi, on the outskirts of Kalaburagi
Samiti urges Centre to appoint Kannadiga as Central University Vice-Chancellor
Kalyana Karnataka Pratyeka Rajya Horata Samiti has urged the Union government to appoint a qualified academician from Karnataka as Vice-Chancellor of the Central University of Karnataka (CUK) at Kadaganchi, on the outskirts of Kalaburagi
