Oct 19, 2026

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Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar seeks Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appointment to discuss sugarcane growers’ issues and drought

October 19, 26 Vadodara Live

Mr. Shivakumar says Opposition leaders had earlier expressed their willingness to join the delegation and he hoped they would stand by their words.

Sex CDs, honeytraps and power: Why Karnataka politics keeps getting caught on camera

October 19, 26 Vadodara Live

Karnataka has a history of political scandals involving allegations of sexual misconduct and blackmail among legislators. Recent controversies highlight the involvement of prominent politicians in various cases over the years. Factors contributing to the recurrence of these scandals include power imbalances, political rivalry, and advancements in technology. Many politicians frequently claim they were honeytrapped, complicating genuine allegations against them.

Politics of change at the pandals

October 19, 26 Vadodara Live

West Bengal’s first Durga Puja under the BJP government reflects a political shift, with changes in puja committee leadership, themes and a growing emphasis on religious traditions. Shiv Sahay Singh and Shrabana Chatterjee explore the festivities — from debates over food and cultural identity to restrictions on public spaces — to reveal how the new regime is reshaping the State’s political and cultural landscape

Karnataka extends online RTI filing to all Bengaluru One, Karnataka One and Grama One centres

October 19, 26 Vadodara Live

Under the new provisions of the Sakala Services Act, 2011, public authorities receiving RTI applications by post or in person must register them on the RTI online portal within two days

Karnataka makes app-based night-time attendance mandatory for doctors at taluk hospitals, PHCs

October 19, 26 Vadodara Live

The government has also made it mandatory for contract and outsourced employees working in all government departments, offices, boards, corporations, authorities and government-aided institutions

Night attendance must for govt doctors in Karnataka, other depts to follow suit

October 19, 26 Vadodara Live

The Karnataka government has introduced a new regulation that mandates night attendance for all doctors and medical staff. This rule seeks to guarantee that healthcare providers are present at their posts during nighttime. Attendance will be monitored using the Kartavya app, featuring geofencing technology. Non-compliance without prior approval will lead to penalties, adhering to current guidelines.

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