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Slug: Parameshwara Hits Back BENGALURU Home Minister G Parameshwara on Tuesday alleged that Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot’s decision to refer the Hate Speech and Hate Crime (Prevention) Bill to President Droupadi Murmu was a deliberate attempt to consign it to “cold storage
Blurb The QR code will enable sellers as well as patients to verify authenticity and access drug information BENGALURU In a move aimed at improving medicine safety and accessibility, the Karnataka Health Department is planning to propose the introduction of indented QR c
Intro Authority warns buyers to verify approvals as unauthorised sites face demolition risks BENGALURU After identifying hundreds of unauthorised layouts across its jurisdiction, the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has launched a public awareness drive to educate c
Blurb ‘State should host similar district-level job fairs to ensure wider participation’ BENGALURU In a major step towards empowering persons with disabilities and integrating them into the social and economic mainstream, Karnataka will organise its first-ever exclusive
Intro : Misuse of taxpayers’ money to incite people against the Central Government alleged BENGALURU BJP State president and MLA B.Y. Vijayendra on Friday launched a sharp attack on the Congress-led State government, accusing it of misusing public funds to publish misleadin
BlurbThe newly completed bridge will ease traffic congestion and significantly reduce travel delays. BENGALURU After nearly two years of delays, technical hurdles, and public inconvenience, the long-pending Goripalya–Hosahalli railway bridge is finally ready, offering relie
IntroContractors allege worsening corruption and delayed payments, threaten statewide agitation from March BENGALURU The State Contractors Association has announced a week-long work stoppage and a massive protest on March 5, alleging that the government has failed to clear
Savita community seeks law against caste abuse GADAG A strong demand for a special law to stop caste-based insults against the Savita community was raised during Savita Maharshi Jayanti celebrations in Gadag. Krishna H. Hadapada, District President of Gadag District Savita
BlurbTechnical problems on the common portal have left hundreds of students struggling to secure mandatory internships. BENGALURU Around 600 students of Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) are yet to receive approval for their mandatory seventh-semester internships,
Intro: Government decision prolongs incumbents’ terms, delaying expected changes in corporations and boards statewide. BENGALURU The state government has issued an order extending the tenure of the current chairmen and presidents of various corporations and boards, allowing
Intro Former India coach links batting struggles against spin to packed multi-format schedules Bengaluru Former India head coach Rahul Dravid has attributed the national team’s growing struggles against spin bowling to the lack of adequate turnaround time between formats
The Arms Act, 1959 forms the backbone of firearm regulations in India. Under this statute, civilians (including private security personnel) can hold weapons only with strict licensing and compliance. However, enforcement challenges have surfaced.
Security in India has long been intertwined with power — whether in the corridors of political influence, the gated enclaves of gated communities, or the bustling tech hub of Bengaluru. The phenomenon of personal protection and “gunmen culture” has evolved from historical norms i
Intro:Dr Shanmukhayya A. Totad of Mainahalli was honoured with a world record award for 38 years of service Koppal Dr Shanmukhayya A. Totad, a native of Mainahalli village in Koppal taluk, has been honoured with the prestigious Reality Book of World Records award in recogni
BENGALURU Around 6,000 Panchayat offices in the state will be named after Mahatma Gandhi. This is the decision of the Congress party, said Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. Shivakumar, who is also the KPCC President, spoke at the Raj Bhavan Chalo Mahatma Gandhi NREGA Bac
Intro: The High Court, clarifying that only constitutional courts have the authority to impose life sentences, has ordered life imprisonment instead of imprisonment for life. BENGALURU The High Court has clarified that only the constitutional courts (High Court and Supreme
Blurb: 2.08 lakh school children participated in the flower show on Tejaswi's life and 2.93 lakh children watched the show. BENGALURU The flower exhibition, which was held at the Lalbagh Glass House from January 15 on the occasion of Republic Day, was opened on Monday and w
Intro: The city corporations will table their budgets only after the state government presents its own. BENGALURU The first independent budgets submitted by four of the five new city corporations of Bengaluru to the state government see the civic bodies mapping their financ
