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Bengaluru Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar defended the tunnel road project, saying it was meant for public benefit and not a personal venture. He urged BJP leaders to offer constructive suggestions instead of needless criticism. Speaking at his Sadashivanagar residence,
Lucknow Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar on Sunday assured that the upcoming Bihar Assembly Elections will be conducted in a peaceful, transparent, and impartial manner. Speaking to reporters in Kanpur, Kumar emphasized the Election Commission’s firm stance agai
BENGALURU“Legal education is a powerful weapon that can transform society,” said Karnataka State Law University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. C. Basavaraju, inaugurating the registration and Freshers’ Day 2025 programme for first-year law students, organised by the Constitution Refle
BENGALURU:In a bid to strengthen enrolment and counter growing competition from private institutions, government schools across Karnataka are set to begin their admission drive from November—well ahead of the usual academic schedule. The Education Department, backed by the state
BENGALURU Wildlife conservationist Giridhar Kulkarni has urged the Forest Department to reject the proposed 10-MW mini-hydel project across the Kumaradhara River at Somwarpet, warning that it would cause irreversible damage to the Western Ghats through landslides, flooding, fo
BENGALURU With a steady rise in crimes involving quick commerce delivery agents, the Bengaluru City Police is planning a detailed crackdown and introducing new safeguards to regulate the largely unorganised sector. Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh has directed all po
BENGALURUThe efforts of the Negila Yogi Samaj Seva Trust in empowering women were lauded by Ullal Ward Nagarik Vedike President S. Madaiah, who distributed free sewing machines to more than 50 women trained in tailoring. The event, organised jointly by Ullal Ward Nagarik Vedik
Mandya The Sri Harsha Seva Foundation will organize a special awareness program titled Youth Awareness Campaign Towards Agriculture on November 4 at 10 a.m. at the Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar Kalamandira in Mandya. The event, held in memory of K.M. Harsha, aims to inspire yout
Mysuru In a shocking case of cyber fraud, a housewife from JP Nagar in Mysuru has reportedly lost ₹1,58,93,000 after being duped by online fraudsters who promised huge returns on trading investments. The victim, identified as Pushpa Jwalanappa Jain, lodged a complaint at the S
Channarayapatna A daring burglary at the Sri Shettihallamma Temple in Shettihalli village, Channarayapatna taluk, was caught on CCTV cameras in the early hours of Sunday. The footage shows the thief breaking the temple’s main door lock with an iron rod and forcibly opening the
Chamarajanagar Karnataka Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre has stated that the state government has not permitted any illegal homestays, resorts, or stone mining operations in forest areas. Addressing a meeting with officials and farmers in Chamarajanagar on Sunday to discuss way
Channarayapatna In a distressing and emotional incident, a dispute broke out among five siblings over the body of their deceased mother at the Mathrubhumi Old Age Home in Channarayapatna taluk of Hassan district. The elderly woman, Parvathamma (80), hailed from Kavalikere vill
Udupi “Life itself is a divine gift, and selfless service done with devotion reaches God,” said noted thinker and social leader M.B. Puranik. Speaking at a special meeting organized by the Paryaya Reception Committee in Udupi, he emphasized that taking part in temple festiviti
Eminent Islamic scholar and Samastha Mushawara member Totti Mahin Ustad (75) passed away at his residence in the Fourth Mile area of Kasaragod on Sunday. Originally from Koringila in Puttur, he was widely respected as a teacher, spiritual guide, and community leader. He is surviv
Moodbidri A statue of the legendary queen Rani Abbakka was unveiled in Moodbidri on Saturday by District-in-charge Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao. The event was organized by the Jawahar Bedra Sanghatana in front of the Chowtar Palace. Minister Rao announced that he would write a le
Mangaluru The 29th Profcon Global Professional Students Conference, organized by the Wisdom Islamic Students Organization, called for urgent measures to address public confusion surrounding the voter list revision (SIR). The meeting was inaugurated by former Deputy Commissione
Bagalkote District In-charge Minister R.B. Thimmapura announced that the government is considering compensating residents of submerged villages with payments equal to their property value instead of constructing new rehabilitation centers. He noted that many centers built year
Chikkamagaluru Following the tragic deaths of two villagers in a wild elephant attack at Kerekatte village in Sringeri taluk, Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre has ordered an immediate capture operation. In response, six trained elephants — Ekalavya, Dhananjaya, Prashant, Harsha
