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Karnataka

SSF Karnataka objects to Speaker UT Khader’s remarks, seeks immediate withdrawal

The Sunni Students’ Federation (SSF) Karnataka has objected to remarks made by Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker UT Khader during a recent public event, accusing him of making sweeping and unfounded statements against its members. The SSF state committee has sent a formal letter to the Speaker demanding that he withdraw his comments immediately, expressing dissatisfaction over the tone and content of his speech.


BBMP looking to clear black spots in city permanently, says top officer

Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao has said that they were planning to clear the state capital of all its black spots on a permanent basis.


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BJP asks CM to apologise for linking COVID vaccines with heart attacks as expert panel rejects claim

BJP on Sunday demanded an apology from Chief Minister Siddaramaiah for attributing a spate of cardiac arrests in Karnataka—particularly in Hassan district—to COVID-19 vaccination, after an expert panel found no evidence to support the claim.

Nationalize MNCs like Amazon to protect Indian interests: Cong leader submits proposal to Govt

Bengaluru: Senior Congress leader and former KPCC Secretary, S Mohanadass Hegde, has submitted a detailed strategic policy proposal to the Government of India, urging immediate steps to either nationalize or strictly regulate multinational corporations (MNCs) such as Amazon and other Fortune 500 companies operating in India. The proposal highlights serious concerns over consumer rights, data privacy, economic manipulation, and digital sovereignty.

 

Union Minister Goyal demands apology from CM Siddaramaiah over vaccine remarks

Bengaluru: Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Saturday demanded that Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah apologise to the country's scientists and pharmaceutical sector for his recent remarks linking COVID-19 vaccines to a spate of heart attack deaths in the state and questioned whether he was "running the agenda of foreign forces".

 

K’taka Govt reconstitutes legal panel to handle communal cases from Mangaluru, DK district

Bengaluru: In a move aimed at strengthening legal representation in sensitive communal cases, the Government of Karnataka has reconstituted a special panel of law officers to handle such cases arising from the jurisdiction of the Mangaluru City Police Commissionerate and the Dakshina Kannada District Police Unit before the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka.

 

Belagavi: Ramesh Jarkiholi's son fires gun in air, video goes viral

Belagavi: A video of BJP MLA Ramesh Jarkiholi’s son, Santosh Jarkiholi, firing a gun in the air during a public event has gone viral on social media.

 

6,000 posts in Forest Department to be filled, says Minister Khandre

Kalaburagi: Forest, Ecology and Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre has assured at a press meet in the city that 6,000 vacant posts in the Forest Department will soon be filled.

 

Chincholi-based doctor dies under suspicious circumstances in Australia

Kalaburagi: The death of a medical specialist and a native of Chimmanachoda village in Chincholi taluk, Dr. Rahul Chandraprakash Ragate (30), under mysterious circumstances near a bridge in Gold Coast city of Australia on Thursday morning has come late to light.

 

Education performance index shows 13-mark fall in Karnataka's score

Bengaluru: The state is experiencing a fall in the Performance Grading Index (PGI) 2.0 released by the Ministry of Education, losing marks in the 'learning outcomes and quality' domain.

 

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