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Top news developments in Karnataka on June 22, 2023

1. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who is in Delhi and met President Draupadi Murmu and Home Minister Amit Shah, will return to Bengaluru today. During his meeting with Mr. Shah, he raised the issue of rice for Anna Bhagya scheme. The Congress’s flagship scheme is in doldrums following Food Corporation of India’s refusal to sell rice to Karnataka. This has put a question mark on the launch of the scheme on July 1. A communication from CMO states that Mr. Shah has promised to speak to Union Food Minister Piyush Goyal.

2. Some shops and establishments and industries are observing a bandh today in protest against power tariff hike. The call by Hubballi-based Karnataka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) is expected to hit northern districts, but unlikely to have much impact on southern districts. Mysuru units have decided to run their operations on the ground that though they are opposed to the hike in tariff, they cannot incur additional loss through bandh. 

3. To discuss and address critical issues related to youth empowerment, NIMHANS, in association with Union Ministry of Youth Affairs, will host a two-day Y20 consultation from today. Focusing on the theme of ‘Health, Well-being, and Sports: Agenda for Youth’, the Y20 consultation is aimed at creating an inclusive and collaborative space for individuals from diverse backgrounds, including educators, healthcare professionals, policy-makers, athletes, and those committed to youth welfare. 

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