Top news developments in Karnataka today

Key news developments to look out for on March 24

March 24, 2022 10:37 am | Updated 10:37 am IST

A file photo of Kambala

A file photo of Kambala | Photo Credit: MANJUNATH H.S.

  • The ongoing Assembly session of Karnataka is likely to move a resolution on the Mekedatu project in protest against the Tamil Nadu Assembly’s resolution opposing it. Though it was supposed to be moved yesterday, it was eventually postponed to today.
  • Karnataka has been seeing several cases of temple authorities banning Muslim traders from putting up stalls in their annual Jatras. Today Street Vendors Association in Bengaluru are holding a press conference on this issue.
  • Dr. C.N. Ashwath Narayana, Minister for IT, BT and Higher Education will today present Bengaluru Women Achievers awards today.
  • Karnataka State Women's Commission and Police Department is holding a one-day workshop on the role of police officers in the protection of women and child rights and law enforcement.

North Karnataka

  • A press meet by Karnataka Pranth Raith Sangha district president Sharabasappa Mamshetty in Kalaburagi regarding the Statewide protest on March 28 and 29.
  • Governor to visit the family of Naveen Gyanagoudar, medical student who was killed in Ukraine.
  • From South Karnataka
  • Day two of the All-India Vice Chancellors’ conference: Realizing Sustainable Development Goals through Higher Education Institutions with respect to equality, promoting clean energy, industrialization, and job creation is the theme
  • District Congress to spell out its action plan to take on BJP as its legislator Renukacharya is embroiled in a fake caste certificate controversy.

Coastal Karnataka

Schedule and plans of Mangaluru Kambala to be spelt out today.

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