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Coronavirus | 30% shortage of doctors, 50% fewer nurses and ward boys, say pvt. hospitals

‘Hospitals also facing severe shortage of anaesthesiologists who are at high risk of contracting COVID-19’

The OPD of Apollo Hospital in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, was closed down by the Health Department for not sharing 50% of COVID-19 beds with the government.

Karnataka to provide ₹5,000 as incentive to plasma donors

The State government has decided to provide an incentive of ₹5,000 for patients who have recovered from COVID-19 and donate their plasma, which will

The Hindu Impact: tribals get help to face pandemic crisis

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Belur tahsildar N.V. Natesh, on Wednesday, directed officials of Hagare Gram Panchayat to provide jobs for Hakki-Pikki community people of Angadihalli

ITI to produce 15 lakh face shields, dozens of ventilators

The ventilator will be priced at ₹2 lakh per unit

ITI is readying its portable ventilators designed on a transfer of technology basis with the DRDO.

The OPD of Apollo Hospital in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, was closed down by the Health Department for not sharing 50% of COVID-19 beds with the government.

Coronavirus | 30% shortage of doctors, 50% fewer nurses and ward boys, say pvt. hospitals

Karnataka to provide ₹5,000 as incentive to plasma donors

The Hindu Impact: tribals get help to face pandemic crisis

ITI is readying its portable ventilators designed on a transfer of technology basis with the DRDO.

ITI to produce 15 lakh face shields, dozens of ventilators

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Congress leader D.K. Shivakumar at Victoria Hospital.

D.K. Shivakumar visits Victoria Hospital, praises service delivery

Vegetable vendors leaving the market place in Dharwad after the relaxation period ended at noon during lockdown on Wednesday.

Coronavirus | Amid rising cases lockdown begins in Karnataka's Dharwad district

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Police in action in Raichur on Wednesday. Special Arrangement

Police wield lathi to impose lockdown

Staff Reporter The Raichur Police on Wednesday wielded the lathi to impose lockdown strictly in Raichur and Sindhnur city limits as the district administration has declared a complete lockdown till midnight on July 22 owing to the rising number of COVID-19 cases. Superintendent of Police C.B. Vedamurthy said that several motorcycles have been seized as riders were found unnecessarily roaming around on the roads. A majority of shops remained closed. However, those permitted to sell essential commodities saw

Agriculture scientists and officers with farmers during their recent visit to fields in Belthangady taluk. Special Arrangement

Scientists go onfield visits toeducate farmers

Special Correspondent Teams of agriculture scientists and agriculture officers recently visited agriculture and horticulture fields in Belthangady taluk to create awareness about managing diseases and pests in agriculture.A team comprising scientists from Mangaluru Krishi Vijnana Kendra Kedarnath, Shodhan and Rashmi visited Belalu and Kokradi villages under the Aathma scheme of the Agriculture Department, said a release.Addressing farmers on the field belonging to progressive farmer Sulaiman Bheemande in Belalu, Dr.

Is there special facility to conduct COVID-19 test for public servants on duty during lockdown, asks HC

Special Correspondent Expressing concern over the health of a large number of public servants who will be on duty during the lockdown, the High Court of Karnataka on Tuesday asked the State government whether any special facility was in place for them in case they had to be tested for COVID-19.A special Division Bench comprising Chief Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka and Justice Alok Aradhe posed this question while pointing out that there could be chances of these public servants turning primary contacts on coming in

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Coronavirus | Amid rising cases lockdown begins in Karnataka's Dharwad district

Caste, income certificates for poorer sections of Brahmins

Guest lecturers across State not paid for months now

Aim to raise produce processing level to 25% by 2025

Lab to be set up for quality testing of Byadagi chillies

COVID-19: Single-day jump crosses 3,000 in Karnataka

Deaths, new cases rise in Karnataka and A.P.

87 fatalities, 3,176 cases a fresh high in Karnataka; 44 die and 2,432 test positive in Andhra Pradesh; Kerala adds 623 cases

BBP to remain closed till July 22

In view of the lockdown in Bengaluru from July 14 to July 22 announced by the State government, the Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) will remain

‘WFH’ option for Assembly staff

Employees of the State Legislative Assembly secretariat have been given the option to work from home for seven days from Wednesday.In a circular

ITI to produce 15 lakh face shields, dozens of ventilators

The ventilator will be priced at ₹2 lakh per unit

Karnataka to provide ₹5,000 as incentive to plasma donors

The State government has decided to provide an incentive of ₹5,000 for patients who have recovered from COVID-19 and donate their plasma, which will

Hospitals must display bed allocation board

All hospitals registered under the Karnataka Private Medical Establishments Act have to display the name of their hospital, total number of beds and

50,000 rapid testing kits handed over to BBMP for use in fever clinics

The State government has handed over 50,000 rapid antigen testing kits to the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) to be used in primary health

Coronavirus | 30% shortage of doctors, 50% fewer nurses and ward boys, say pvt. hospitals

‘Hospitals also facing severe shortage of anaesthesiologists who are at high risk of contracting COVID-19’

25 hospitals have shut after pandemic set in: PHANA

The Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes Association (PHANHA) has claimed that 58 out of the 384 private hospitals in Bengaluru have shut their

Bengaluru settles into lockdown after morning bustle

Those leaving city on pre-scheduled flights and trains find commute a hassle

Confusion over industrial operations hits them hard

Between 40% and 50% of the workforce remained absent and about 30% of industries remained closed on the first day of lockdown

Ban sought on import of silk from China

Silk Association of India writes to Union Textiles Minister Smriti Irani

Fishermen face a double whammy

Lockdown and fishing ban leave traditional fishermen in the lurch

He treats people for ‘snake-scare’

Ashok, final-year student at VIMS, is a snake rescuer by passion and also dispels myths about the reptile

Police wield lathi to impose lockdown

The Raichur Police on Wednesday wielded the lathi to impose lockdown strictly in Raichur and Sindhnur city limits as the district administration has

Three forestguards assaulted

Three forest guards of Chikkamagaluru division were assaulted by a group of people at Halasina Maradahalli in Chikkamagaluru taluk when they went for

Man shot dead

A 28-year-old man was shot dead at Soppinahalli in Alur taluk on Wednesday afternoon. The police gave the name of the deceased as Madhu.The police

Private school, college among buildings shortlisted to be converted into COVID-19 care centres in Mysuru

A primary and middle school and a women’s college are among the buildings shortlisted by the district administration for setting up COVID-19 care

Mysuru’s COVID-19 graph climbs at alarming rate

410 cases reported in four days; private hospitals warned against denying treatment to patients

COVID-19 fallout: nearly 3.75 lakh workers tap their retirement savings in Bengaluru alone

EPFO Bengaluru, which handles 3.5 million subscribers, has disbursed more than ₹1,007 crore as on July 7

The Hindu Impact: tribals get help to face pandemic crisis

Belur tahsildar N.V. Natesh, on Wednesday, directed officials of Hagare Gram Panchayat to provide jobs for Hakki-Pikki community people of Angadihalli

D.K. Shivakumar visits Victoria Hospital, praises service delivery

BengaluruA day after levelling charges of scams in the procurement of medical equipment and beds by the State government, Karnataka Pradesh Congress

25 test positive in Hassan

As many as 25 people tested positive for COVID-19 infection in Hassan on Wednesday and with that, the total number of confirmed cases increased to 740

Partial lockdown in Shivamogga from Thursday

The Shivamogga district administration has imposed partial lockdown across the district with effect from Thursday. Shops and business establishments

More COVID deaths in Belagavi district

Three more persons have died of COVID-19 in Belagavi district. The test results of these persons who died on Sunday were declared on Wednesday,

COVID-19: Arsikere MLA’s wife tests positive

Arsikere MLA K.M. Shivalinge Gowda’s wife has been tested positive for COVID-19. The MLA and his staff have been quarantined.Mr. Gowda told the media

Is there special facility to conduct COVID-19 test for public servants on duty during lockdown, asks HC

Expressing concern over the health of a large number of public servants who will be on duty during the lockdown, the High Court of Karnataka on

Tahsildars asked to issue land records in land buyers’ name

With the repeal of Sections 79 (a) and (b) of the Land Reforms Act, 1961, the Revenue Department on Tuesday issued a circular to all deputy

Construction in Nagarahole ESZ stopped

The Forest Department has stalled the construction of a residential unit on a farmland in the Kabini backwaters coming under the Nagarahole

Govt. likely to normalise II PU students’ marks

They were worried about being disadvantaged by the scoring system used by CBSE and ISC

Students from Russia return

A total of 227 medical students stranded in Russia returned to Bengaluru on Tuesday. Congress Rajya Sabha member G.C. Chandrashekar had urged the

II PU: Toppers attribute success to dedication

Success and topping the exam is a habit to M.S. Yashas of Gopalswamy SV PU College in Mysuru who is among the State toppers in the Science stream by

Complete lockdown in Yadgir from today

Deputy Commissioner M. Kurma Rao, has announced a complete lockdown in the entire Yadgir district from 8 p.m. on July 15 to 8 p.m. on July 22 owing to

Week-long lockdown imposed in Bidar

Considering the alarmingly rising COVID-19 cases and resultant deaths in Bidar district, Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Ramachandran R.

Many students beat the odds to score well in II PU examination

Many students who emerged successful in the II PU examination wore multiple hats and juggled classes and jobs to fund their education. Yashwanth A.,

COVID Care Centre at BIEC to function only by August

Team to look into procurement of items

State records huge spike in no. of deaths

Karnataka on Tuesday saw 87 deaths, the highest on a single day so far. With this, the toll has touched 842. This is apart from six non-COVID-19

II PU exam results: Arts pass percentage down, science numbers up

There is a steep decline in the pass percentage in the Arts stream this year, while the pass percentage in the Science stream has seen a huge jump.

People urged not to misuse relaxationsgiven during lockdown in Dharwad

The main objective is to check the surge in COVID-19 cases, says Deputy Commissioner

Huge increase in number of full scores in II PU exam in Karnataka

There has been a huge increase in the number of centums scored by students in the second pre-university (II PU) examination. This year, 20,958

Kottur college steals the show in Arts stream

Students of Indu Pre University College in Kottur, Ballari district, has once again done it. Just as the results of II PU examination were out on

Life mostly unaffected duringlockdown in Kalaburagi

The week-long lockdown imposed by the district administration was not total in Kalaburagi city on the first day on Tuesday as life remained mostly

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