State
Jagatika Lingayat Mahasabha seeks management of new Anubhava Mantapa in Basavakalyan
The JLM resolved to insist that the building not be inaugurated while in an incomplete state, and that the government of Karnataka should ensure timely release of funds and quick completion of the work
Belagavi man who humbled Prada with Kolhapuri chappal passes away
When European fashion house ‘Prada’ began using the design of Kolhapuri chappals without prior consent, G.N. Gopikrishna leveraged his influence to arrange a meeting between the government of Karnataka, the company, and the artisans
Bibek Debroy, who passed away in 2024, flagged for notice in Delhi SIR; Jaishankar, Advani also in list
The name of economist and Padma awardee Bibek Debroy, who died in November 2024, was in the draft roll and was flagged under ‘no mapping’ category; Election Commissioner Sukhbir Singh Sandhu, former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Sisodia, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri were also among those to be identified for notices in Delhi
Cheap drugs, fake labels, non-functional QR codes: Karnataka FDA cancels 16 licences of retailers, wholesalers
Karnataka FDA cancelled sixteen drug licenses and suspended eight others. This action followed a raid on an unlicensed pharmaceutical repacking operation. Spurious medicines and machinery worth over five crore rupees were seized. A special investigation team is tracing the alleged supply chain network. Consumers are advised to buy medicines from licensed pharmacies only.
Karnataka CM vows to resolve farmers’ land grant issues, lead all-party delegation to Delhi
Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar addressed a public meeting on the Kasturirangan report in Sakleshpur on Sunday
Karnataka SIR: Deletions in Bengaluru disproportionately high, 12 seats cross 10-times winning margin mark
Bommanahalli Assembly constituency has recorded the highest deletions during the draft stage; constituencies with high deletions are also seeing a large number of notices being issued
HC asks 2 society members to hand over flats, says redevelopment cannot be stalled indefinitely
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court last week directed two members of a housing society who were holding up its redevelopment to hand over possession of their vacant flats to the developer within a week, observing that society members cannot indefinitely stall redevelopment by failing to come forward to execute individual permanent alternative accommodation agreements (PAAAs) with the developer
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