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Unprecedented challenges before Government, says Yediyurappa

Chitra V Ramani

Highlighting the challenges before the State due to COVID-19 pandemic, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa, in his first public appearance after

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Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa salutes the national flag on Independence Day at Field Marshal Manikshaw Parade ground in Bengaluru on August 15, 2020.

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Initial police probe reveals role of SDPI in Bengaluru violence: Bommai

Special Correspondent

We will take action against whoever is at fault, even if it is an elected representative, says Home Minister

Basavaraj Bommai

COVID-19 cases cross 2 lakh mark in Karnataka

6,706 new cases, 8,609 patients discharged on Thursday

Health workers collecting samples for COVID-19 swab test at a government hospital in Bengaluru.

Volatile political dynamics played a part in D.J. Halli riots?

K.V. Aditya Bharadwaj

Police officials, local residents, and political activists say that the incident seems to have more political than communal undertones

The Rapid Action Force personnel taking out a flag march in the riot-hit D.J. Halli in Bengaluru on Thursday.

Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa salutes the national flag on Independence Day at Field Marshal Manikshaw Parade ground in Bengaluru on August 15, 2020.

Unprecedented challenges before Government, says Yediyurappa

Basavaraj Bommai

Initial police probe reveals role of SDPI in Bengaluru violence: Bommai

Health workers collecting samples for COVID-19 swab test at a government hospital in Bengaluru.

COVID-19 cases cross 2 lakh mark in Karnataka

The Rapid Action Force personnel taking out a flag march in the riot-hit D.J. Halli in Bengaluru on Thursday.

Volatile political dynamics played a part in D.J. Halli riots?

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R. Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy, MLA, visiting his house that was vandalised and set ablaze in the riots, at Kaval Byrasandra in Bengaluru on Thursday.

FIR says police fired in self-defence as mob was intent on ‘killing’ them

The Jnana Sangama campus of Visvesvaraya Technological University in Belagavi.

VTU final semester exam, COMED-K to go on as HC declines to interfere

A view of Karnataka High Court in Bangalore.

HC seeks NIMHANS’ response on union’s plaint

Special Correspondent The court asked NIMHANS to clarify whether all labourers engaged in sanitary work have been provided with N-95 masks.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. File

Rajnath Singh inaugurates Skill Development Centre

Staff Reporter Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Singh said a skilled workforce is a basic necessity for innovation and creativity.

Row over ‘SDPI flag’ on statue in Sringeri

Special Correspondent BJP urges Union and State governments to initiate process to ban SDPI

Entertainment

Actor Shivarajkumar at a press meet with Deputy Chief Minister C.N. Ashwath Narayan in Bengaluru on Thursday.

Film city to come up in Bengaluru

Special Correspondent

It will be developed on 150 acres at Hessarghatta

Kannada filmmaker Aravind Kaushik: ‘Relationships are overrated’

The director describes his short film, ‘Dog Doll Watermelon,’ as an exercise on how badly people behave when given a chance

Sanjay Dutt’s ‘Adheera’ from ‘KGF Chapter 2’ revealed

The Hindu Net Desk

On the occasion of the star’s birthday, the makers of the Kannada epic revealed his character’s first look

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Govt. contemplating recovering losses from rioters: Bommai

Tension over statue installation

Unprecedented challenges before Government, says Yediyurappa

Puja resumes at Talacauvery temple

GP-level committees at work in 12 districts to help the flood-hit

7,908 new cases, 104 deaths on August 14 in Karnataka

Bengaluru biggest contributor to State’s 2.11 lakh COVID-19 tally

Areas in BBMP limits added 32,106 cases between July 1 and 31

D.J. Halli violence: Arrest of councillor’s husband leads to more political slugfest

The police on Thursday night arrested Kaleem Pasha, husband of a Congress councillor, for his alleged role in the riots that broke out in D.J. Halli

Support price announced for cocoon in Karnataka

The State government has announced a support price for cocoon to help sericulture farmers reeling under the impact of a crash in prices because of

Woman accuses official of misbehaviour

A woman officer of the Women and Child Development Department has filed a complaint against a senior colleague accusing him of assaulting her with

In police complaint, MLA claims losses to the tune of ₹3 crore in mob attack

MLA for Pulakeshinagar R. Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy lodged a complaint about the attack on his house at D.J. Halli police station on Friday.The

Classroom teaching for final semester students from Sept. 1 to 12, says V-C

Mangalore University to conduct exams from Sept. 16 to 30; fees can be paid later

Nearly 20 lakh jobs will be createdin five years, says Jagadish Shettar

New industrial policy will boost industrial development: Minister

Assault charge against taluk panchayat officer

Sakleshpur Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer G.R. Harish has been accused of assaulting a former Gram Panchayat member at Chikkanayakanahalli near

JD(S) members stage protest against land reforms Act amendments

We will raise this issue in Parliament, says Deve Gowda

Maharashtra starts releasingwater from Koyna dam

Maharashtra began releasing minimal amount of water from the Koyna dam on Friday afternoon. Officers opened three gates to release 2,100 cusecs of

Zoo to receive visitors from tomorrow

After remaining shut for nearly five months due to COVID-19, Pilikula Biological Park will re-open for tourists on Sunday, according to zoo director

2,000 PG medical students to be available for COVID-19 duties within a week

Around 2,000 PG medical students will be available for COVID-19 duties in the State within a week. Medical Education Minister K. Sudhakar said here on

Window panes of Minority Bhavan damaged

Some miscreants threw stones and damaged three window panes on the first floor of Maulana Azad Minorities Bhavan here in the early hours of Friday.The

Next Cabinet meet may recommend ban on SDPI, PFI

Govt. collecting information about outfits’ involvement in many incidents, says Minister Ashok

Jokatte Mohammed, Yakshagana artiste of yesteryear, passes away

Jokatte Mohammed, Yakshagana artiste and a senior talamaddale ‘arthadhari’ of yesteryear has passed away. He was 76.He breathed his last at his

‘Flag’ issue: one arrested

It was not a deliberate act, say police

Cafe Coffee Day launches new retail format in Bengaluru

Cafe Coffee Day (CCD), the cafe chain, has entered into a joint venture to launch a new format named Coffee Day Essentials.The Essential stores will

Kaup MLA tests positive for COVID-19

BJP MLA from Kaup Assembly constituency in Udupi district, Lalaji R. Mendon, has tested positive for COVID-19.In a message posted on his Facebook

Writer Gavish Hiremath passes away

Mr. Hiremath was honoured with Karnataka Lalitakala Academy Award (1995).

38,896 international passengers used KIA between April and July

Flights were operated to 11 new cities during this period

Farmers opposing land reforms changes to stage protest on Independence Day

‘They have been cheated as the govt. has allowed people other than farmers to buy farmland’

MP slams officials for lethargic approach

Delay by officials of the Public Works Department in releasing the department’s share for the construction of railway underbridge near Kulaki in Afzalpur taluk in Kalaburagi district flagged.

Police stop farmers from laying siege to Ramesh Jarkiholi’s house

The farmers were protesting against amendments to the APMC Act and the Karnataka Land Reforms Act.

Medical staff wear black bands to work

Nurses, para-medical staff and other workers of the Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences wore black bands to work to protest against the low

Nadda to launch work on party offices in Karnataka

Close on the heels of making inroads into parts of Karnataka that are not their traditional bastion, the Bharatiya Janata Party is gearing up to have

Film city to come up in Bengaluru

It will be developed on 150 acres at Hessarghatta

HC notice to govt. on plea to extend education loan moratorium scheme benefit to all students

However, the court declined to entertain two others pleas seeking direction to the State and Union to either waive outstanding education loans with effect from March 1, 2020, or waive the interest amount for two years.

Rajnath Singh inaugurates Skill Development Centre

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Singh said a skilled workforce is a basic necessity for innovation and creativity.

Row over ‘SDPI flag’ on statue in Sringeri

BJP urges Union and State governments to initiate process to ban SDPI

Outflow from Almatti dam increased

Irrigation officials have increased outflow from the Lal Bahadur Shastri reservoir in Almatti to reduce flooding in the Krishna basin.Outflow from the

Vehicular movement banned on Huvinadagi, Sheelahalli bridges

They will submerge once water level in Krishna increases: DC

Volatile political dynamics played a part in D.J. Halli riots?

Police officials, local residents, and political activists say that the incident seems to have more political than communal undertones

Bengaluru violence FIR says police fired in self-defence as mob was intent on ‘killing’ them

Three special teams have been formed to analyse footage from various sources — CCTV, police recordings and media footage —to identify the miscreants.

HC seeks NIMHANS’ response on union’s plaint

The court asked NIMHANS to clarify whether all labourers engaged in sanitary work have been provided with N-95 masks.

VTU final semester exam, COMED-K to go on as HC declines to interfere

Court directs State to designate officer to redress grievances of students from other States

COVID-19 cases cross 2 lakh mark in Karnataka

6,706 new cases, 8,609 patients discharged on Thursday

A partnership for mutual learning

Twinning concept under NEP already piloted by Pratham Mysore and 3 schools are implementing it

KSE wants biodiversity park developed in Shivamogga

Minister for Rural Development and Panchayat Raj K.S. Eshwrappa has directed the Shivamogga district administration to develop a biodiversity park oin

Rains damage 2,677 electricity poles in Kodagu

Apart from the loss of life and destruction of houses and crops, the heavy rains that lashed Kodagu in the first week of August had taken a heavy toll

Bharachukki reopened for visitors

Visitors must wear masks and maintain social distancing

Farmers protest near Minister’s house

They want amendments to APMC Act, Karnataka Land reforms Act withdrawn

Initial police probe reveals role of SDPI in Bengaluru violence: Bommai

We will take action against whoever is at fault, even if it is an elected representative, says Home Minister

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