JDS Supremo H D Deve Gowda on Tuesday said he could not tell which party was communal and which was not, as he did not sound very optimistic about the ongoing efforts to forge an anti-BJP front nationally, ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

 In response to allegations of irregularities in the recruitment examination for the positions of Assistant Public Prosecutor and Assistant Public Advocate, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has taken action by ordering a comprehensive investigation into the matter. The Chief Minister has directed the authorities to submit a detailed report on the issue within a period of 10 days.

In a significant development, the state government has issued an order appointing IPS officer Hemant Nimbalkar as the Commissioner of the Department of the Information and Public Relations. The decision was announced on Tuesday, marking a crucial appointment in the media and communication sector.

 Minister for Sports and Youth Empowerment B Nagendra has expressed the state government's willingness to discuss the issue of merging Vijayanagara district with Ballari, on the condition that all elected representatives endorse the restoration of an undivided Ballari district, as it existed before.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers on Tuesday, June 6, launched widespread protests in Bengaluru in response to controversial remarks made by Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences Minister K Venkatesh regarding the slaughtering of cows

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday said tenants are also eligible to avail the Gruha Jyoti' scheme, under which 200 units of free power will be provided to all domestic consumers in the state from July 1.

A man was apprehended in Aurad by the police after he took matters into his own hands due to frustration over the unavailability of a bus to return home. The incident occurred outside the Aurad bus stand on Monday, resulting in a minor accident with no reported casualties.

Bengaluru: Actor and BJP Rajya Sabha MP Jaggesh has objected to Karnataka minister M B Patil's warning to Chakravarthy Sulibele urging the latter to not stay away from activities that disturb the peace and harmony of the state asserting that he would land in jail in he continues his right-wing agenda to peddle hate in the state. Jaggesh questioned MB Patil over his remarks and condemned his statement.