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Stagnation of lexicographic work caused him concern

GV made the request at his centenary celebrations in 2012

At his centenary celebrations in 2012, G. Venkatasubbaiah had appealed for the lexicon branch of the Kannada Sahitya Parishat to be reopened.

HIS WAS THE LAST WORD

K.V. Aditya Bharadwaj

Lexicographer G. Venkatasubbaiah, who passed away at 107, leaves behind an irreplaceable legacy

Lexicographer G. Venkatasubbaiah reading 50th year celebrations sppliment of The Hindu Bengaluru edition at his house in Bengaluru

Karnataka unprepared despite COVID-19 second wave warning in November: Experts

Although experts had warned of the onset of a second wave of COVID-19 in Karnataka in November 2020 itself, the State did little to keep its health

A health worker collecting swab samples at Kempe Gowda Bus Stand in Bengaluru on Monday.

Operation to capture elephant continues

Special Correspondent

The operation to capture the wild elephant that strayed onto the Karnatak University campus in Dharwad on Sunday continued on Monday.After being

The wild elephant was spotted on the outskirts of Dharwad on Monday.

At his centenary celebrations in 2012, G. Venkatasubbaiah had appealed for the lexicon branch of the Kannada Sahitya Parishat to be reopened.

Stagnation of lexicographic work caused him concern

Lexicographer G. Venkatasubbaiah reading 50th year celebrations sppliment of The Hindu Bengaluru edition at his house in Bengaluru

HIS WAS THE LAST WORD

A health worker collecting swab samples at Kempe Gowda Bus Stand in Bengaluru on Monday.

Karnataka unprepared despite COVID-19 second wave warning in November: Experts

The wild elephant was spotted on the outskirts of Dharwad on Monday.

Operation to capture elephant continues

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The district administration has geared up to ready more beds in the wake of big surge in COVID-19 cases.

Trauma Care Centre to treat patients from Wednesday

Resident doctors of Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMCRI speaking to hospital administrators on Monday about the mob attack.

Doctors warn of suspending duties over ruckus at COVID-19 ward

The facade of Shree Nagaraja Talkies in Mysuru.

Shree Nagaraja theatre winds up

The 650-seater had not screened any movie for more than a year since COVID-19 lockdown was declared

A modified railway coach for treating COVID-19 patients.

Surge in COVID-19 cases: Isolation coaches ready for emergency use

R. Krishna Kumar Each coach can accommodate 16 to 18 patients at a time and the coaches have been retrofitted with required amenities

A view of High Court of Karnataka.

Shetty, wife restrained from mortgaging assets

Special Correspondent HC order comes on bank’s plea

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Badiger Devendra applauds his team

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The début director, dedicates every award his film has won to his cast and crew

Shilpa Aravind: We did what we knew best — make a film

Shilpa Anandraj

Aravind Kaushik and his wife, Shilpa, used the lockdown to create a four-part web series 'Dog Doll Watermelon'

Prathima Devi, veteran actor, passes away

Prathima Devi, veteran actor and one of the early pioneers of Kannada cinema, passed away owing to age-related ailments in the city on Tuesday. She

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Shetty, wife restrained from mortgaging assets

HC expresses shock over lack of basic facilities in nearly half of anganwadis

Stagnation of lexicographic work caused him concern

HIS WAS THE LAST WORD

Postponement of ZP, TP polls under study

Allocate ₹30,000 crore to health sector, says D.K. Shivakumar

Man caught trying to sell fake Remdesivir vials in Bengaluru

City Crime Branch (CCB) officials caught a pharma company executive trying to sell fake Remdesivir vials on the road at Shivajinagar, in Bengaluru,

Karnataka unprepared despite COVID-19 second wave warning in November: Experts

Although experts had warned of the onset of a second wave of COVID-19 in Karnataka in November 2020 itself, the State did little to keep its health

Lockdown in Bengaluru is now inevitable, say some experts

A complete lockdown in Bengaluru has become inevitable now to cut the transmission chain and the State government should consider it seriously, say a

Karnataka sees 15,785 new COVID-19 cases, 146 deaths

Karnataka on Monday reported 15,785 new cases of COVID-19, taking the cumulative total to 11,76,850. Of these, 9,618 cases were from Bengaluru Urban

Operation to capture elephant continues

The operation to capture the wild elephant that strayed onto the Karnatak University campus in Dharwad on Sunday continued on Monday.After being

KSRTC dismisses 13 trainee employees

The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation has dismissed 13 trainee employees of Chikkamagaluru division for taking part in the strike. They

‘Lockdown will not help control COVID-19 surge’

“Lockdowns are not necessary as they will not help control COVID-19. The State government should come up with solutions other than lockdowns,” Ramesh

Trauma Care Centre to treat patients from Wednesday

Decision comes in the wake of big rise in cases and need for more oxygenated beds for critically-ill patients

Karnatak University puts off all exams

In the wake of a spike in the number of COVID-19 positive cases in the region and the ongoing indefinite transport strike, Karnatak University Dharwad

Areas with five cases to be declared containment zones

Deputy Commissioner of Dharwad Nitesh Patil has said that with a view to checking the spread of the pandemic, it has been decided to declare areas

Five more die in Hassan

Five more people succumbed to COVID-19 in Hassan on Monday and with that, the total number of deaths crossed 500. So far 504 people have died in the

Doctors warn of suspending duties over ruckus at COVID-19 ward

They demand arrest of those who tried to assault doctors at COVID-19 ICU ward in K.R. Hospital on Sunday night

Extensive mass sensitisation programme launched

With the number of COVID-19 cases going up in the last fortnight, the Dharwad district administration has embarked on an extensive sensitisation

Sudden surge in new cases renders medical supplies, facilities inadequate

Facilitating online sales of Remdesivir may help tackle hoarding, says doctor

Shree Nagaraja theatre winds up

The 650-seater had not screened any movie for more than a year since COVID-19 lockdown was declared

Surge in COVID-19 cases: Isolation coaches ready for emergency use

Each coach can accommodate 16 to 18 patients at a time and the coaches have been retrofitted with required amenities

‘Media should infuse confidence in people instead of creating panic’

Busting myths surrounding COVID-19, doctors P.S. Shankar, Vikram Siddreddy and S.S. Gubbi have urged people not to panic but to take necessary

Police outpost, 20 home guards sought for K.R. Hospital

The recurring incidents of assaults on doctors and hospital staff at the K.R. Hospital, a teaching hospital of MMCRI, here has now impelled the

Awareness campaign on face masks

A team of police officers led by Additional SP H.T. Shekhar on Monday conducted an awareness campaign on the importance of wearing face masks in

DC’s directive to pvt. hospitals

Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner K.B. Shivakumar has instructed private hospitals to reserve 50 % of total beds for COVID-19 patients referred by the

Tobacco farmers set to end honeymoon with ginger cultivation

They had suffered huge losses due to crash in ginger prices

Karnataka Governor to chair all-party meeting on COVID-19 on Tuesday

Karnataka Governor Vajubhai R. Vala will chair an all-party meeting on Tuesday to review the COVID-19 situation, with the spike in the number of

COVID-19: Karnataka plans to postpone ZP/TP polls

Following surge in COVID-19 cases, the Karnataka government is mulling postponing elections to zilla panchayats (ZPs) and taluk panchayats (TPs). The

Kannada lexicographer Prof. G. Venkatasubbaiah passes away at 107

The grammarian and literary critic has compiled 12 dictionaries, and his works cover various forms of Kannada literature, including grammar, poetry, translation and essays.

DKS: Congress will oppose lockdown

Slamming the State government for its failure to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, KPCC president D.K. Shivakumar on Sunday said the Congress would

Online fundraiser for construction of library in Mysuru comes to a halt

The online fundraiser for construction of a library at Rajiv Nagar in Mysuru, which was destroyed in a fire recently, has ended amid reservations

CS briefs Governor on COVID-19 situation

A team of top bureaucrats, led by Chief Secretary P. Ravikumar, met Governor Vajubhai R. Vala on Sunday to brief him on the COVID-19 situation in the

Decision on allowing certain religious events likely on Monday: Poojary

They can be held within the purview of COVID-19 guidelines, says Minister

Officials claim 40-45% of scheduled bus services being operated

The bus strike by employees of Road Transport Corporations (RTCs) is set to enter its 13th day on Monday. Meanwhile, officials claim that more

Ex-JD(S) MLA joins Congress

Janata Dal (Secular) leader and former MLA for Ramanagaram K. Raju quit the party and joined the Congress on Sunday along with his supporters.He was

Patient with oxygen roams around in auto in search of ICU bed in Kalaburagi

A woman with an oxygen cylinder attached to her body roamed Kalaburagi city in an autorickshaw for nearly five hours searching for an ICU bed on

Private bus operators in Mysuru complain as KSRTC resumes more services

Private bus operators, who had been roped in to provide alternative transport services to commuters in view of the KSRTC strike, withdrew their

24x7 helpline launched in Hassan

The Hassan district administration has launched a 24x7 helpline to take calls regarding COVID-19 cases in Hassan district. The public can contact the

‘Unscientific’ property tax hike opposed

Congress to file Public Interest Litigation plea in High Court

EVMs taken to strong room

Adequate security has been provided to the strong room where electoral voting machines were taken to for safe-keeping late on Saturday evening. As

Tension after tusker enters varsity campus

Tension prevailed for some time on the campus of Karnatak University in Dharwad on Sunday after a tusker strayed onto it. Some staff and students who

BJP MLA Balachandra Jarkiholi in isolation

BJP MLA Balachandra Jarkiholi has isolated himself at home for five days, as he had come in contact with, among others, Chief Minister B.S.

Celebrations banned in North Karnataka in view of rise in new cases

The 14 districts of the region together record 2,676 COVID-19 positive cases

Officials, hospitals told to coordinate in efforts to beat COVID-19

Deputy Commissioner R. Ragapriya has stressed on the need for coordination from all departments to curb the spread of the pandemic in Yadgir district.

Karnataka Yakshagana Academy chairman M.A. Hegde passes away

The 73-year-old scholar, who was also a Talamaddale ‘arthadari’ and Yakshagana artiste, had written at least 15 Yakshagana ‘prasangas’.

Three police personnel succumb to virus

The police force is struggling under the onslaught of the pandemic. Three police personnel succumbed to COVID-19 on Saturday including an assistant

‘Ensure RT-PCR test results are out in 24 hrs’

‘The need of persons requiring dire medical attention should be prioritised’

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