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Congress launches Sanghatana Srujana Abhiyan drive to strengthen grassroots network in Yadgir district of Karnataka
Following the appointment of nearly 1,100 district presidents across the country based on reports of observer, Yadgir is extending the process to frontline units, cell heads, vice-presidents, and executive committee members
Gruha Lakshmi beneficiaries in Karnataka used funds to increase income
State Guarantee Schemes Implementation Authority Vice-Chairperson interacts with guarantee scheme beneficiaries in Shivamogga
Karnataka MLC polls: Big setback for DK Shivakumar as BJP-led NDA wins all 4 seats
In the recent Karnataka Legislative Council elections, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance achieved a significant victory. Candidates from the NDA won all four contested seats, impacting the ruling Congress party. The results included wins in both teachers' constituencies, showcasing strong performance. Counting was ongoing late into the night as results were finalized. This outcome poses a considerable challenge for Chief Minister D K Shivakumar and his administration.
SGNP to lose 468 trees to 8 projects: Green signal from wildlife board
MUMBAI: Even as stiff opposition to the cutting of over 32,000 trees for a power plant in Karjat forced the government to pause the plan, the eco-sensitive zone (ESZ) of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) bordering Mumbai and Thane will lose 468 trees to eight projects cleared by the Maharashtra State Board for Wildlife on Monday
Karnataka roll shrinks by nearly 1 crore; Gen Z makes up to 20% of revised electorate
The special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Karnataka resulted in a reduction of 99.76 lakh electors. The final electoral rolls revealed a total of 4.55 crore eligible voters by October 27. Women made up a majority of the electorate, surpassing men by 3.7 lakh. Many electors were marked absent, shifted permanently, or marked as dead and duplicates. The Election Commission processed a net addition of 8.
Two years on, Karnataka beekeepers continue to face threat from small hive beetle
Researchers and professors at the University of Agricultural Sciences Bangalore have identified the small hive beetle as a destructive, invasive scavenger insect that attacks honey bee colonies, bees, honey and pollen
Jain seer gives Karnataka govt. 10-day deadline to meet demands; threatens sallekhana in December if demands remain unmet
Acharya Gunadharanandi Maharaj of Varur Navagraha Teertha Kshetra has given the State government 10 days to provide written assurances on five demands of the Jain community, including the establishment of a Jain Development Corporation.
Call for dedicated dept., district repositories to preserve ancient manuscripts
23rd All Karnataka Manuscripts Conference, organised by Kannada University, Hampi, inaugurated in Bidar
Karnataka Deputy CM G. Parameshwara admitted to private hospital in Bengaluru, condition stable
Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, and other Ministers, including Priyank Kharge, U.T. Khader, and Yathindra Siddaramaiah, visited the hospital to enquire about his health
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