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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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Strict enforcement in Belagavi

First oxygen express train to Karnataka leaves Jamshedpur

Coronavirus | Follow lockdown norms, says Bengaluru police chief

Coronavirus | 47,930 new cases, 490 deaths in Karnataka

World Red Cross Day celebrated

Complaints of overcharging by some hospitals emerge

Man booked under POCSO

A resident of Kukke Subrahmanya was booked for sexually assaulting a 17-year-old Dalit girl. The police have taken him into custody.The Subrahmanya

Patient found dead in Mysuru care centre

A COVID-19 patient, who was undergoing treatment at the Trauma Care Centre on KRS Road in Mysuru, ended his life on Sunday.Nanjanraj, Dean of Mysore

Increments elusive during pandemic in organised sector

While the pandemic has meant job loss for lakhs of workers, even those who have managed to retain their jobs in the organised sector have seen their

Ash gourd farmer in Karnataka gets helping hand from down under

While the government has said that agricultural activities would be unhindered during the lockdown, farmers have been talking of several logistical

Oxygen supply will be streamlined in four days: Minister

‘Oxygen produced in Ballari and allotted to Maharashtra has been re-allotted to us’

NGOs oppose move to stop oxygen cylinder allotment

A group of NGOs has urged the State government to reconsider its order of stopping cylinder allotment to NGOs that were providing them to COVID-19

COVID-19 survivors’ tales | Hakki-Pikki tribal from Karnataka wins battle against the virus

As not many in her community have pucca houses, 35-year-old Vatsala isolated herself in a tent.

Senior politician K.B. Shanappa succumbs to COVID-19

Mr. Shanappa had led many workers’ struggles, especially those at ACC cement factory and Shahabad cement factory in Kalaburagi district

COVID-19 | Vaccination for 18-44 age group in govt. hospitals and medical colleges from May 10 in Karnataka

Vaccine only for those with scheduled appointment, no walk-ins allowed.

Two booked for assaulting ASHA

The Bantwal Rural police on Saturday booked two persons for allegedly assaulting an Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) when she was returning

Centre discriminating against State: Jarkiholi

He says elected representatives need to raise their voice

Priyank Kharge slams Centre’s handling of COVID-19 crisis

‘BJP MPs are silent on failure of Narendra Modi government’

Dharwad may see shortage of medical oxygen

Allocation needs to be raised to match number of patients coming into district

Man arrested for cheating family of deceased COVID-19 patient

A BBMP ambulance driver and a social worker helped nab a conman who had cheated a family of ₹12,000 by pretending to be a civic volunteer. The conman,

Govt. to focus on vaccinating 45+ who are due for their second dose

This follows directions from the Centre

No major rush at train stations

With the authorities set to impose a strict lockdown from Monday, many families left the city on Saturday. However, their numbers were comparatively

Banashankari crematorium to be closed for repairs

A week after the two furnaces at the Sumanahalli electric crematorium broke down forcing the BBMP to shut the facility temporarily, the Banashankari

Bed scam: BJP MP’s ‘exposé’ is fake, says Congress

Congress leaders call for judicial probe

Recovery rate plummets to 70% in Karnataka

Gadag and Chitradurga districts have the highest rate and Kodagu, Bengaluru Urban lowest

Labour leader H.K. Ramachandrappa no more

Labour leader H.K. Ramachandrappa, who was the working president of All-India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), Karnataka, succumbed to COVID-19 on

BBMP gets tech firm’s help to set up COVID-19 Care Dashboard

ITC Infotech is aiding in setting up the analytical system and removing hurdles

Chamarajanagar deaths: HC to examine plea for compensation later

The High Court of Karnataka has said that it would consider the plea for payment of compensation to family members of the COVID-19 patients who died

HRCT price cap revised in Karnataka

Aday after capping the price of High Resolution Computed Tomography (HRCT) of the chest at ₹1,500 in private diagnostic facilities, the State

Leaders’ meeting with Shah fuels speculation again about Yediyurappa’s future

In case of a change in leadership, the high command in all possibility might provide a suitable position to Mr. Vijayendra, either in the government or in the party.

Coronavirus | Cases grew by more than 30% during lockdown in Karnataka

The State government has already extended the lockdown till May 24.

Data collected from 16 hospitals

The CCB police, investigating the alleged bed allotment scam, visited 16 hospitals and collected data on patients assigned beds by BBMP war room

Bed blocking: One more person arrested

The police are probing yet another bed allotment scam involving an Arogya Mitra that was allegedly running a racket at Manipal Hospital on Old Airport

IAS officer files complaint against 60 people

IAS officer Yeshwanth Gurukar, in charge of Bommanahalli zone war room, on Saturday, filed a complaint against a group of 60 people for allegedly

SWR cancels 88 trains citing poor ridership

Most of them operated on intra-State routes

Ward-level COVID-19 response team launched in Mysuru

The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC), through the newly constituted ward-level response team, launched the door-delivery of medicine kits for COVID-19

ZAK seeks govt. assistance, public help

The Zoo Authority of Karnataka (ZAK) has approached the State government for financial assistance to help meet the dietary requirements of the

Boeing India to set up hospital in Kalaburagi

On the oxygen situation in the district, the Minister said that the real problem was not the production but the transportation.

Sowing yet to gain traction in south interior Karnataka

It is attributed to below normal, patchy pre-monsoon showers

Hassan administration has reduced number of tests: MP

Prajwal Revanna, MP, has alleged that the Hassan district administration reduced the number of COVID-19 tests, considering the shortage of beds in the

Karnataka lockdown rules | What’s allowed and what’s not

The State government decided to impose a total lockdown from 6 a.m. on May 10 to 6 a.m. on May 24.

Surrounded by pain and death, second wave is aggravating mental health issues

Counsellors offer ‘psychological first aid’ to those in emotional distress

COVID-19: Ward-level committees constituted for triaging, emergency response

The goal is to ensure hospitalisation of patients is not delayed and those who require oxygen find support within 2 hours

Roads remain deserted as Dakshina Kannada observes complete lockdown this weekend

Police erected barricades on all main roads and junctions.

State govt. should bear medical expenses of poor patients: Revanna

H.D. Revanna, former Minister and JD(S) MLA, has demanded that the State government bear the medical expenses of poor COVID-19 patients. In a press

Kerala-bound trains cancelled

The Railways has cancelled services of several special trains till May-end. According to a release from Southern Railway’s Palakkad Division the

Vitthal Bhandari succumbs to COVID-19

Cultural activist and intellectual Vitthal Bhandari, 52, succumbed to COVID-19 in Shivamogga on Friday. Associated with Left and progressive

State COVID-19 fatalities reach new high

592 patients succumb to the disease in the last 24 hours

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