Hassan: Former Prime Minister and JD(S) supremo on Sunday declined to comment over the disqualification of the party’s only Lok Shaba member Prajwal Revanna, without reading the copy of the high court order. “I have not received a copy of the High Court order regarding the disqualification, and will not be commenting on the matter without seeing it,” he added. 

Kalaburagi: In a tragic incident in Rajola village, located in Chittapur taluk, 11 sheep lost their lives due to a lightning strike. The incident occurred while it was raining, and the sheep were seeking shelter under a tree.

Chikkamagaluru: In an incident reported on Saturday, a 60-year-old man lost his life after being trampled by a wild elephant in the village of Kanchukal, located within the jurisdiction of the Aldur Division of the Forest Department, Arenoor village, Chikkamagaluru.

 Commuters in Bengaluru are likely to face a day without cabs, autos and private buses, as the Federation of Karnataka State Private Transport Associations has called a strike in the city on September 11, in protest of not fulfilling their demands by the state government.

A gruesome incident unfolded in Chikodi town, where a retired 45-year-old soldier, Eeranagowda Topagola, met a tragic end on Saturday. He was allegedly murdered by his brother-in-law, Sanjay, who reportedly slit his throat. The police suspect that the heinous crime may have been driven by suspicions of an illicit relationship between Topagola and Sanjay's wife.

 In a tragic incident, the family of a 10-year-old boy who underwent appendicitis surgery at a private hospital in Kollegal, Chamarajnagar, has accused the medical staff of negligence, leading to the boy's death. 

Addressing rumors and ending speculation about his exit from the Janata dal Secular JD(S), former MLA C.S. Puttaraju clarified on Saturday that he remains committed to the party and also emphasized that he is actively carrying out responsibilities in the JD(S). “I have told our party workers not to believe in such rumors,” he added.

Former Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy, who has recovered from a stroke due to timely treatment, said on Sunday that this was his "third birth".