The opposition BJP and JD(S) staged a protest against the Congress government in Karnataka over passing of resolutions targeting the Narendra Modi-led administration at the Centre, which rocked the Legislative Assembly proceedings on Friday, forcing adjournments.

Karnataka Social Welfare Minister H C Mahadevappa has said a prosperous India cannot be built if people do not understand the Constitution properly. The minister spoke to PTI regarding the mega Constitution and National Unity Convention, which the Karnataka government is organising at the end of a month-long statewide constitution awareness campaign covering almost all the villages.

Bengaluru: The Karnataka Assembly on Thursday passed resolutions urging the Centre to fix minimum support price for all crops, and to ensure equal distribution and non-discriminatory allocation of financial resources, condemning it for injustice in disbursing state's share of taxes and special grants.

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has written to the External Affairs Ministry for the rescue of three young men from the state, amid reports that they were being forced to fight in Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine, Minister Priyank Kharge said on Thursday.

Bangalore-based industrialist couple, Sunita Timme Gowda and Ashok Shankar, take pride in their son Aryaman Ashok Shankar's success as a budding business tycoon in the sneaker industry and his philanthropic endeavors.

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government's move to collect funds from temples with over Rs 10 lakh annual income has angered the opposition BJP, which charged the ruling Congress with trying to fill its 'empty coffers' with temple money. A related Assembly bill was passed on Wednesday.

Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao issued a stern warning to the Modi government, stating that farmers would undoubtedly teach the government a lesson if it continues to behave like Hitler's regime. He emphasised the gravity of the situation, noting that each farmer's death resulting from the government's crackdown on protesters will be like the final nail on its coffin.

The Karnataka government will constitute a high-level committee to decide whether to lift the ban on the Eucalyptus plantation or look for alternative ways to facilitate the revival of the Bhadravati MPM factory. According to an official statement on Thursday, a decision to this effect was taken at a meeting convened on Wednesday regarding the revival of Mysore Paper Mill Ltd (MPM).