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BENGALURU As speculation intensifies over a possible change in Karnataka’s Chief Minister post, the BJP has taken a jibe at the Congress, dubbing the anticipated leadership shuffle the “November Revolution.” The ruling party appears divided, with tensions simmering between Chi
Bengaluru A grand celebration of Kannada Rajyotsava was held at MC Sarovar Apartments, near KR Puram RTO Office, Medahalli, Bengaluru East. The event was led by Mr. Vishwanath, Vice President of the Apartment Association, and his wife Mrs. Prathima, who coordinated the day’s f
Price rise burden BENGALURU Even as consumers were rejoicing over the recent GST rate reduction, the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has announced a steep hike in the price of its flagship product, Nandini Ghee, triggering mixed reactions across the state. The federation ha
A citywide youth-led dialogue on climate action to create awareness among school and college students BENGALURU The Climate Action Cell of the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) is set to host the “Makkala Climate Action Sabhe–2025” on November 7 at Puttanna Chetty Town Hall
BENGALURU Living with the cheerful elderly residents of an old age home brings deeper meaning to life than living among the wealthy, said Ramakrishna, President of the Yeshwantpur Constituency Vokkaligara Vedike. He was speaking after hoisting the flag during the 70th Kanna
BENGALURU India’s startup capital is set to take innovation to the next level with the launch of the country’s first integrated Startup Park, a landmark initiative designed to fuel entrepreneurship and job creation. The project, spearheaded by Ique Ventures under the leadershi
Boon for farmers BENGALURU Farmers often face a major challenge when spraying pesticides—most of the liquid never stays on the leaves. Because plant surfaces are naturally waxy and water-repellent, water droplets tend to roll away or bounce off, reducing the pesticide’s eff
The protection of forest environment is essential to avoid human-animal conflict BENGALURU:In a major policy move to address the rising human-wildlife conflict, the State government has decided to regulate local authorities’ powers to grant permissions for new resorts and home
The civic amenities must be provided properly and problems solved on priority for people to lead a peaceful, healthy life BENGALURU:Bengaluru Central City Corporation Commissioner Rajendra Cholan has directed officials to expedite and complete the ongoing stormwater drain (SWD
LondonA major British think-tank has warned that Finance Minister Rachel Reeves must introduce large tax increases in her upcoming November 26 budget to avoid a financial crisis similar to the one that forced former Prime Minister Liz Truss to resign in 2022. The National Inst
BeijingChina has announced that it will suspend some retaliatory tariffs on U.S. farm imports starting November 10, following last week’s meeting between President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump. However, tariffs on American soybeans will remain at 13%, keeping them c
North Korea’s May 2024 satellite launch failed, despite three planned launches, while intelligence reports indicate partial reopening of Kaesong Industrial Complex for daily goods SEOULNorth Korea appears fully prepared to conduct its seventh nuclear test once leader Kim Jong-
The ministry disputed Zelenskyy’s claim of 60 Russian troops in Kupiansk, stating Ukrainian units were trapped in “cauldrons” and facing rapidly worsening conditions MOSCOWRussia on Wednesday claimed that Ukrainian troops fighting in the eastern cities of Pokrovsk and Kupiansk
MOSCOWRussia has started developing a new generation of nuclear-powered cruise missiles that will be faster and more advanced than previous models, President Vladimir Putin announced during an awards ceremony for weapons developers at the Kremlin. Putin said the new missiles w
The wins reflect voter frustration with Trump’s early presidency, increased trust in Democrats, and California redistricting favoring their congressional prospects WashingtonDemocrats won major victories in the first elections since Donald Trump’s return to the White House, ca
Bengaluru More than 1,900 pre-university lecturers in Karnataka are yet to receive their honorarium for evaluating II PU examination papers for the 2025–26 academic year. The Karnataka Pre-University College Lecturers’ Association revealed that the government still owes around
Chitradurga Tension erupted in Chitradurga’s Sadiq Nagar area after a dispute broke out between Hindu and Muslim residents over the construction of a new mosque. The controversy reportedly began after municipal officials allegedly permitted the project without following due le
WOMEN SLAM SIT BengaluruThe Karnataka State Women’s Commission has once again intervened in the Dharmasthala Burude case, where numerous skeletons were reportedly found buried in the village. Expressing dissatisfaction with the Special Investigation Team’s (SIT) probe, the com
