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Mangaluru Mangaluru will implement alternate-day water supply from May 4 after reduced inflow in the Netravati River led to falling levels at the Thumbe vented dam, the city’s main drinking water source. The Mangaluru City Corporation said rationing is a precautionary step to
Bantwal Massive traffic congestion disrupted Vittal town in Bantwal, leaving commuters and pedestrians stranded for hours. The jam began around 9 am due to heavy movement of vehicles attending weddings and local functions. By late morning, queues stretched across major roads i
New Delhi In her 15 years of uninterrupted rule, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is now facing a formidable challenge from a resurgent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the state where she is being largely projected as having lost the initial political edge. As per
Mumbai Mahendragiri, the sixth ship of Nilgiri-class (Project 17A), was delivered to the Indian Navy on Mumbai, marking a significant milestone in achieving self-reliance in warship design and construction, an official said on Friday. Project 17A frigates are versatile mult
West Bengal BJP President Samik Bhattacharya on Friday criticised Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee following her visit to a strongroom amid concerns over alleged EVM tampering. Kolkata Bhattacharya claimed that the ruling Trinamool Congress leadership is anticipating electora
BJP exudes confidence GuwahatiAssam Minister Jayanta Malla Baruah on Friday expressed strong confidence in the Bharatiya Janata Party’s prospects in the upcoming Assembly elections, predicting a decisive mandate for the ruling alliance and victory across key constituencies, in
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Friday stated that the state government is allocating nearly Rs 33,000 crore annually towards social security pensions, describing the initiative as unmatched anywhere in the country. Amaravati He emphasised that the pro
New Delhi Minister of State for External Affairs, Kirti Vardhan Singh held a meeting with an African Union (AU) Commission delegation led by Willy Nyamitwe, Chairperson of AU Permanent Representative Committee and Ambassador of Burundi in New Delhi on Friday. The discussions,
HUBBALLI A major decision has been taken in Karnataka’s civic administration as the Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation passed a resolution to form the Greater Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (BHDMC), officially reversing earlier plans to split the twin-city body.
Haveri Public anger has grown in Haveri city after four children were reportedly attacked by stray dogs. Residents have accused the Haveri City Municipal Council of failing to control the rising stray dog population and ensure public safety. Locals say the city has more tha
KOPPAL The ongoing struggle to control industrial pollution and protect the environment in Koppal has reached a new stage, with residents and activists strongly opposing the proposed nuclear power plant project in the region. Concerns have grown after reports that the governme
Gadag The Gadag District Savita Samaj held a Labour Day and felicitation programme at its office, where leaders demanded better recognition and welfare support for barber families. They said the barber community, part of the traditional Savita Samaj, deserves the same benefits
HAVERI A free inter-religious mass marriage program was held in Haveri, spreading a strong message of simple living and social responsibility. The event was organized by the All India Bahujan Samaj Party at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Bhavan in Siddharoda Colony, marking the birth anniv
Community Service Honour Gadag Civic workers were praised as the backbone of society during a World Labour Day event held at Sri Guru Sachchidananda Math in Gadag. Chandrashekhar Hadimani, supervisor of the Gadag-Betageri Municipal Council, said these workers keep the city
MLA stressed planned development and efficient work completion; residents hope projects improve roads, drainage, and quality of life Hanagal MLA Srinivas Mane has announced that each village in Hanagal taluk will receive Rs. 50 lakh for development of basic infrastructure.
Karadi Sanganna highlighted Buddha Purnima as a peace festival, praising Buddha, Basava, Ambedkar; speakers urged spreading non-violence, equality, education, and awareness among youth KOPPAL MLA K Raghavendra Hitnal said Gautama Buddha is the light of Asia while addressing
District in-charge Minister H. K. Patil today inaugurated several development works and welfare facilities across Gadag city, marking multiple public events. At Mulgund Naka near the Deputy Divisional Officer’s office, he opened commercial shops built under SCP and TSP grants by
Minister said construction labour card offers government job-like benefits, helped during COVID-19, assured issuance within week after application GADAG Construction workers play a vital role in building the nation, and government welfare schemes act as a strong safety net
