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VTU Kalaburagi’s 5G lab adjudged best performer in Karnataka

October 30, 26 Vadodara Live

Department of Telecommunications awards excellent grading, with a score of 143, among eight 5G labs in Karnataka

Minister Satish Jarkiholi clarifies SIR remarks, says BJP's bid to delete Congress voters foiled in Karnataka

October 30, 26 Vadodara Live

Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi has clarified that his previous remarks regarding electoral rolls have been misunderstood. He asserted that any attempts by the BJP to remove names of Congress supporters from voter lists were successfully countered. Jarkiholi reiterated his stance against any illegal exclusion of qualified voters. This statement comes ahead of a major rally planned by the INDIA bloc on November 1, which is raising concerns among local traders.

Milk price hike: BJP accuses Karnataka government of placing burden on people to help farmers

October 30, 26 Vadodara Live

Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar highlighted that all MLAs had demanded a milk price hike across party lines in both the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council, cutting across partylines

BJP, Sena trade barbs over poor show in council polls

October 30, 26 Vadodara Live

Mumbai: After the ruling Mahayuti won only two out of the five legislative council seats for which polling was held last week, alliance partners BJP and Shiv Sena on Thursday blamed each other for the debacle, alleging they had supported opposition candidates and fielded rebels, compromising the prospects of official candidates

Supreme Court strikes down Karnataka law validating ‘corrupt’ 2011 recruitment

October 30, 26 Vadodara Live

Top court says cancellation of the recruitment process was upheld by both HC and SC, and that the 'power does not lie with the legislature to annul the cancellation, even by a legislation, and thus nullify the judgments of the Constitutional courts’

When home in Delhi became a death trap: Satya Niketan building collapse

October 30, 26 Vadodara Live

The collapse of a five-storey building in Delhi’s Satya Niketan on September 6 killed seven people. The incident has exposed the precarious housing conditions for students in the capital, where the demand for affordable accommodation far outstrips the availability of institutional hostels. Lavpreet Kaur reports on the rescue and the questions being raised over the safety of paying guest accommodation

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