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Decision on unlock 2.0 soon: CM

Special Correspondent

There has been a decline in the number of COVID-19 cases

B.S. Yediyurappa

Intensifying factional feud irks BJP high command

Karnataka Bureau

Rival camps prepare to plead their case before Arun Singh, who will arrive in Bengaluru today

Working professionals experience webinar fatigue

According to the researchers, companies organising webinars should understand that ‘less is more’ and focus on quality rather than frequency

While most webinars are work-related, a few focus on health and wellness, mental health, COVID-19, and parenting.

Slight rise in cadaveric organ donations

But the number is still way below pre-COVID-19 days

Actor Shivarajkumar paying last respects to national award winner actor ‘Sanchari’ Vijay at Ravindra Kalakshetra in Bengaluru on Tuesday.

B.S. Yediyurappa

Decision on unlock 2.0 soon: CM

Intensifying factional feud irks BJP high command

While most webinars are work-related, a few focus on health and wellness, mental health, COVID-19, and parenting.

Working professionals experience webinar fatigue

Actor Shivarajkumar paying last respects to national award winner actor ‘Sanchari’ Vijay at Ravindra Kalakshetra in Bengaluru on Tuesday.

Slight rise in cadaveric organ donations

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Experts inspecting the bridge across the Phalguni river at Maravoor that caved in leading to the cracks on one side early on Tuesday.

Vital road connectivity to airport cut off as Maravoor bridge sees damage

Members of CPI(M) and SUCI (C) staging a protest in Bengaluru on Tuesday.

Protesting leaders of Left parties taken into custody

A file photo of water gushing out of Vrishabhavathi reservoir (Byramangala lake) at Bidadi in Ramanagaram district.

HC directs survey of Vrishabhavathi valley

Special Correspondent The recommendation was made by NEERI

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One of the herds that was spotted in the grasslands of the forest track in Aurad taluk, Bidar district, recently.

Two Nilgai herds spotted in Bidar district

Staff Reporter With two herds of antelopes called Nilgai being spotted in Bidar, the border district has become home for the first time to all the four major types of antelopes found in the country. As per information provided by Deputy Conservator of Forests Sivasankar S., 37 Nilgai in two herds, one with two males, 11 females, two calves and the other with nine males, 10 females and three calves, have been spotted in the district. The district has been host to the other three types of antelopes, the

Mines and Geology Minister and Kalaburagi in-charge Murugesh Nirani chairing a virtual meeting on Monday.

Meeting on Kalaburagi Vision 2050 for overall development draws several suggestions

Staff Reporter It is aimed at ushering in overall development of Kalaburagi district

Entertainment

Mahesh Bung plays Bhargava, while seasoned actors, Sunder Veena and Aruna Balaraj, play his parents

Kannada actor Sanchari Vijay dies after road accident

The National award-winning Kannada actor sustained serious head injuries

Awards aplenty for ‘Dear Bhargava’

Ramnath Shanbhag’s short film in Kannada sensitively deals with a young boy’s struggle to come out

Two FIRs against actor Chetan for remarks on ‘Brahminism’

Am confident that what I have said does not constitute any offence: Chetan

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COVID-19: Yediyurappa, Ministers vociferously defend their work

Doctors roughed up following COVID-19 patient’s death at K.R. Hospital

Heavy rain forecast in Kodagu

All hospitals to display number of beds and their availability

We’ll get soon get permission to utilise oxygen produced in State, says Shettar

Form a task force to address needs of children: child rights commission

Cases may come down by the end of lockdown: Bommai

Public cooperation crucial to make this happen, says Home Minister

MSMEs struggle to keep themselves afloat

They are hit on both men and material front owing to the extended lockdown

Mandya gets 40 mobile oxygen concentrators

Mobile oxygen concentrators have come as a relief in the treatment of COVID-19 patients in Mandya, particularly in taluks and rural pockets where the

SSLC exams postponed; government to announce new dates

In the wake of increasing pressure from parents and students, the government has decided to postpone the Class 10 Secondary School Leaving Certificate

Jayatheerth Kagalkar passes away

Jayatheerth Kagalkar, senior journalist and resident editor of Samyukta Karnataka, Kalaburagi edition, died of COVID-19 on Thursday. He was 53.Mr.

DMF funds for pandemic treatment

The Mines and Geology Department has allowed Dakshina Kannada district administration to utilise funds available under the District Mineral Foundation

Priority for second dose: Karjol

COVID Dose Belagavi“As of now, our priority is to provide the second dose of COVID vaccine to those who have taken the first dose,” Govind Karjol,

Spike in COVID cases in rural areas a dangerous trend: Siddaramaiah

Terming the spread of virus infections in rural areas of the State “a very dangerous trend”, Leader of the Opposition Siddaramaiah has urged the State

Bear entire cost of vaccine, Congress tells Centre

D.K. Shivakumar condemns ‘silence’ of BJP MPs on the issue

“Centre being partial to U.P”: Kumaraswamy lashes out over insufficient oxygen supply

He asked those supporting the decisions of BJP if they are willing to take responsibility for the large number of Kannadigas who are losing their lives due to oxygen shortage.

More than 300 government employees succumb to COVID-19 in Karnataka

The pandemic claimed lives of around 250 primary and secondary school teachers.

Centenarian freedom fighter Doreswamy beats COVID-19

Centenarian freedom fighter and citizen activist H.S. Doreswamy, who was hospitalised after being diagnosed with COVID-19 a week ago, was discharged

Prepare action plan, vision statement to face third wave, HC tells State

‘Consider conducting an audit on use of Remdesivir by hospitals for treating COVID-19 patients’

Suspension of around 2,400 employees revoked: RTCs tells HC

The four road transport corporations (RTCs) in the State on Wednesday told the High Court of Karnataka that they had revoked suspension of around

Congress stages protest against govt. ‘failures’

Financial package sought for providing relief to those affected by pandemic and lockdown

Govt. allows MGNREGA works during lockdown

Following criticism over stopping of works under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee (MGNREGA) scheme, the State government allowed

Govt. does away with biometric ID system for PDS beneficiaries

‘Many people are finding it difficult to get their grain quota’

Nine projects with ₹13,487 crore investment cleared

They are expected to generate job opportunities to 6,256 people

‘No decision yet on putting off SSLC exam’

The government has decided to monitor the COVID-19 situation before taking a decision on whether to postpone the SSLC examination, which is slated to

Oxygen shortage led to 24 deaths in Chamarajanagar hospital: Report

Committee says district administration, hospital authorities failed to act; gives clean chit to Mysuru DC

Activists in Karnataka fear child marriages may go unnoticed during lockdown

Amid lockdown, weddings may be restricted to houses

Covid-19 | Karnataka to stop vaccination for those in 18-44 age group from May 14

The vaccine procured directly by the State for vaccination of this group will now be utilised for the vaccination of beneficiaries who are due for the second dose.

Four killed in road accident

Four persons, including a woman, were killed and another injured when their car lost control and hit a roadside tree near Harti village in Gadag

33-year-old mother of three dies outside MIMS waiting for bed

The woman, a widow, travelled from Tumakuru to her family in Mandya after she tested positive for COVID-19

Uncertainty over return to U.S. haunts non-immigrants stuck in India

Vinayak, 27, a computer engineer, who has been working in California in the U.S. on a H1B visa since 2018, came down to Bengaluru last month to attend

Demand high for trains from Karnataka to north India

The demand for special trains from Karnataka to north Indian States remains high as a result of which additional services are being introduced and the

Prakash Deshpande dead

Prakash Deshpande, senior journalist and Kannada writer, died of COVID-19-related complications in Hukkeri of Belagavi district on Wednesday. He was

BLDE varsity V-C passes away

Mallanagouda S Biradar, Vice-Chancellor of the Vijayapura-based BLDE deemed to be university, died of COVID-19-related complications in a private

CII sets up COVID-19 task force in Mysuru

CII Mysuru has constituted a COVID-19 task force to assist the Mysuru district administration in its fight against the second wave and to help ailing

Education society takes up relief works for COVID-19 patients

NGOs across the country are doing their bit to help people face the epidemic in various ways. And, Bidar-based Allama Iqbal Education Society is one

Those in home isolation and not following guidelines to be shifted to care centres

Considering complaints that asymptomatic and mildly-symptomatic COVID-19 patients were not strictly following home isolation guidelines, the Ballari

Abandoned hospital to be made COVID Care Centre

Taking note of the growing need for expanding isolation centres for COVID-19 patients, Mines and Geology Minister Murugesh Nirani directed Kalaburagi

Karnataka Congress leaders stage protest against government’s failures

The Congress leaders demanded a financial package for providing compensation for the poor who were affected most by the pandemic and lockdown imposed by the government.

COVID-19 surge: CET postponed to August

The entrance test was scheduled to be held in July

Karnataka Deputy CM's nephew dies of COVID-19

Anand Parappa Savadi was admitted to the Lake view hospital in Belagavi.

COVID-19 vaccination slots for 18-44 age group fill up fast in Dakshina Kannada

The State government has provided 4,500 doses of Covishield vaccine for those aged between 18 and 44 in Udupi district.

Police help labourer

A constable and a home guard from Puttur Rural police station helped a worker from Madikeri reach his hometown on Sunday. The labourer from Ranipet of

Vaccination: No need to panic, says CM

Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa on Tuesday announced that there is no shortage of vaccines since they have been arriving in the State.“There is

86 new double mutant cases recorded

Tuesday recorded 39,510 new cases, 480 deaths

Evolve road map to complete two doses for all above 45 years: HC

The court noted that only 72% of health workers and 60% of frontline workers had received the second dose until May 6

Pregnant woman walks seven km

A pregnant woman from Naregal village in Koppal district was compelled to walk for almost 7 km after vehicle owners in her village refused to drop her

Horatti seeks more ventilators for KIMS

Chairman of the Legislative Council, Basavaraj Horatti, who recovered from COVID-19 and was discharged from KIMS (Karnataka Institute of Medical

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