Under the revised system, students will complete 12 short tests and 48 projects yearly, with averages determining internal marks for overall scores
Bengaluru
Education experts have hailed the Karnataka government’s recent decision to consider internal assessment marks while
Businessman donates silver chariot worth ₹2 crore
Subrahmanya
A magnificent silver chariot worth ₹2 crore, donated by the family of Kurunji Dr. Renuka Prasad from Sulya, has reached the Kukke Sri Subrahmanya Temple. The grand chariot, about 18 feet long and crowned with a g
The Principal Chief Conservator of Forestshas ordered her transfer to Sri Krishna Mutt, which is being challenged by Hirekal Math that has cared for Subhadra for 26 years.
Udupi
Karnataka High Court has granted a final opportunity to Udupi Sri Krishna Mutt to file its objec
Farmers, supported by students, lawyers, and leaders, continue round-the-clock protests, shutting towns like Athani, Hukkeri, Sankeshwar, and Harogeri for three days
Belagavi
The ongoing protest by sugarcane farmers at Gurlapur Cross in Mudalagi taluk has entered its eighth
Loans up to ₹3 lakh at low interest rates for Gruhalakshmi beneficiaries
Bengaluru
The Karnataka government will soon establish the Gruhalakshmi Multipurpose Cooperative Society to support beneficiaries of the Gruhalakshmi scheme across the state. The society will be expan
BENGALURU
Minister Ramalinga Reddy has clarified that he has never traveled to Delhi seeking a ministerial position and has no intention of doing so in the future.
Speaking on the issue of cabinet expansion, the recent Delhi tour of Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, an
BENGALURU
Women and Child Development Minister Lakshmi Hebbalkar assured that the issue of extending gratuity benefits to all Anganwadi workers and helpers who have retired since 2011–12 will be resolved soon after discussions with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
The Minister
Agarbathi Industry Growth
BENGALURU
Union Minister of State for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Shobha Karandlaje inaugurated AIAMA Expo 2025, India’s largest international conference and exhibition dedicated to the agarbathi (incense) industry, organized by the All Ind
Plant processes 600 tonnes daily, aims to handle 500 tonnes of dry waste soon.
BENGALURU
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Around 200 tonnes of sorted dry waste are being sent daily to the Bidadi Waste-to-Energy Plant, said Kari Gowda, Chief Executive Officer of Bengaluru Solid Waste Management L
Committee suggests inflation-linked user charges, broader tax base, and efficient asset monetization.
BENGALURUThe Resource Mobilization Committee (RMC) has, in its final report, recommended rationalizing user charges in public services and establishing a mechanism to automati
Dharmasthala case delay explained
Home Minister Dr. G. Parameshwara clarified that the acceptance of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) report on the Dharmasthala case has been postponed due to technical reasons. “The report submission has been delayed for a few days as cert
State records ₹14,395 crore in September collections amid consumer push for billing
Bengaluru
Karnataka has emerged as the top-performing state in GST revenue growth during the Dasara festival season, recording a 10 percent rise in September collections. The impressive surg
Mumbai
The Shiv Sena (UBT) on Thursday accused the BJP-led Maharashtra government of taking politically motivated decisions ahead of local and civic body elections. It also criticised the State Election Commission (SEC) for announcing polls to 246 nagar parishads and 42 nagar
Bulandshahr
A tragic accident at the Kartik Purnima Fair in Ramghat village on Wednesday evening claimed the life of a six-year-old girl and left five others injured when a swing collapsed during the festivities.
Police said the incident took place around 6 p.m. after the s
Hostile policy
Seoul
North Korea on Thursday denounced the latest US sanctions on Pyongyang over cybercrime-related money laundering, vowing to respond in a corresponding manner.
The North's reaction came as the US announced on Tuesday that it had imposed sanctions on ei
Quetta
At least nine Baloch civilians were injured after Pakistani military forces carried out an aerial attack on the Chiltan Hills in Balochistan, said a leading human rights organisation on Thursday. Citing verified reports and eyewitness accounts, Paank, the Baloch Nationa
Seoul
South Korea and the United States have yet to release their joint fact sheet on the outcome of last week's summit between President Lee Jae Myung and US President Donald Trump, raising speculation about what has caused the extended delay. Seoul officials said earlier the
Ramanagara
Farmers staged a protest by blocking the road in front of the District Collector's office on Thursday, demanding that all farmers be allowed to participate in the meeting being held at the District Collector's office to determine the compensation rate for the land t