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National award-winning sculptor Chandrashekhar Shilpi passes away

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

Chandrashekhar Shilpi was known for preserving Kalyana Karnataka’s sculptural heritage through his intricate traditional wood and stone carvings

Separate Industrial Security Force battalion sought for Kalyana Karnataka

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

Karnataka State Industrial Security Force currently has four battalions headquartered in Bengaluru, Shivamogga, Dharwad and Mysuru.

Holding a rally without permission? New Karnataka bill proposes jail term

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

In an effort to maintain safety during public events, Karnataka is drafting new rules that could impose fines and elevate penalties to three years in prison for unauthorized protests. The proposed legislative measures aim to bolster crowd control and reduce risks of stampedes. Notably, certain events, including weddings and funeral processes, will be exempt, emphasizing a commitment to both public order and the preservation of individual freedoms.

I-Day: CM announces new schemes to boost job creation, AI push in education

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

Chief Minister announces Karnataka targets one lakh new jobs through Udyoga Sankalpa and Udyoga Nidhi schemes, creation of AI hubs, and a $3 trillion economy by 2047

SIR: Karnataka races to issue PRCs, but no clarity on whether document will pass muster

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

Acknowledging that many voters do not have even one of the 11 documents in the ECI list, the State government had launched a drive to deliver PRCs as well as caste certificates at the doorstep

No proposal for Environmental Clearance pending for Mahadayi: Centre

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

Karnataka officials argue that an Environmental Clearance is not needed for a drinking water project, and therefore, the question raised by Goa MP in Lok Sabha is irrelevant

Caste abuses by politicians carry graver indignity: Karnataka High Court

August 16, 26 Vadodara Live

Regrettably, the poison of caste sometimes finds expression even in the conduct of those who occupy positions of political power, though the Constitution has banished untouchability and promised equality, dignity and fraternity, the court observed.

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