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Food safety violations found at hotels and canteens in railway stations across Karnataka
The inspections were carried out with a focus on food quality, storage, labelling and hygiene practices
Karnataka Chief Minister seeks ‘fairness’ for Southern States in devolution and delimitation
Pride demands fairness in return. We have always done our part. We contribute, we build, we grow, and we carry the nation forward. All we ask from the Union government is this: please care as much as we share: Karnataka Chief Minister
Karnataka police makes attendance app mandatory amid concerns over irregular working hours
The move is aimed at improving punctuality, accountability and monitoring of police personnel deployed on field duties
BJP disrupts Karnataka Assembly again, demanding list of drought-hit taluks, exit of Nagendra from Cabinet
Leader of Opposition R. Ashok says the government had neither reviewed the situation nor prepared a list of taluks facing severe drought following a deficient monsoon
AKSSA seeks CBI probe into KPSC irregularities, warns of agitation
The All Karnataka State Students Association has given the State govt. four days to respond to its various demands
Here are the big stories from Karnataka today
Welcome to the Karnataka Today newsletter, your guide from The Hindu on the major news stories to follow today. Curated and written by Nalme Nachiyar.
State to lift 16-year ban on govt land allotment to hsg socs
Under the proposed policy, government land will be auctioned to housing societies through a technical and financial bidding process, with the society offering the highest bid being selected. The base price will be fixed at 2.5% of the land’s market value in Mumbai city and its suburbs, and at 5% elsewhere in the state
MMRDA puts 235-posts on hold, forms panel to probe complaints over merit list
MUMBAI: A day after candidates raised questions over the provisional merit list of its recruitment examination, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) on Wednesday constituted a three-member committee to independently examine the complaints and objections and put further action in the recruitment process on hold until the inquiry is completed
Karnataka State Human Rights Commission team visits Hanur to probe death of three suspected poachers
The team, led by Deputy Superintendent of Police Ashwath Narayana, has been tasked with conducting a detailed inquiry and submitting a report following the suo motu case registered by the SHRC.
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