Kannada lexicographer Prof. G. Venkatasubbaiah passes away at 107
Special CorrespondentThe grammarian and literary critic has compiled 12 dictionaries, and his works cover various forms of Kannada literature, including grammar, poetry, translation and essays.
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Decision on allowing certain religious events likely on Monday: Poojary
Special CorrespondentThey can be held within the purview of COVID-19 guidelines, says Minister
Private bus operators in Mysuru complain as KSRTC resumes more services
Special CorrespondentPrivate bus operators, who had been roped in to provide alternative transport services to commuters in view of the KSRTC strike, withdrew their
‘Unscientific’ property tax hike opposed
Special CorrespondentCongress to file Public Interest Litigation plea in High Court
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DKS: Congress will oppose lockdown
Special Correspondent Slamming the State government for its failure to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, KPCC president D.K. Shivakumar on Sunday said the Congress would oppose any tough measure such as a lockdown that would hurt the livelihood of the poor.“The State government had one year’s time for preparation. The Ministers got whichever officer they wanted and there were changes in portfolios. How are you running the government without proper preparations. Though we exposed corruption in COVID-19-related purchases,
Karnataka
Officials claim 40-45% of scheduled bus services being operated
Special Correspondent The bus strike by employees of Road Transport Corporations (RTCs) is set to enter its 13th day on Monday. Meanwhile, officials claim that more employees are reporting back to duty and 40 to 45% of scheduled services are being operated as of Sunday. Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) Managing Director Shivyogi C. Kalasad told The Hindu that all the corporations are running 500 to 1,000 additional buses per day. On the first day of strike, RTCs had operated 236 buses. After a week
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