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Coconut farmers lose sleep as copra price goes from ₹14,500 to ₹7,000 per quintal in 8 months

Coconut is grown on over 6.46 lakh hectares across Karnataka, and the production of ball copra is around 2.18 lakh metric tonnes per year. The fall in price came up for debate in the Legislature session as well. MLAs representing coconut-growing areas demanded financial incentives for growers in addition to…

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BJP caught between needs of 2024 Lok Sabha polls and long-term need of alternative leadership in Karnataka

Though mud-slinging in public, post defeat in Karnataka Assembly elections, seems somewhat contained for now, the fact that the divisions in the party are getting deepened by the poll debacle are visible in the inordinate delay in choosing its legislature party leader who would go on to become leader of…

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In Opposition without a leader

The poll debacle in Karnataka has deepened the divide in the State BJP

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Karnataka State Open University announces admission for dual-degree programmes

Mysuru-based Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) has given an opportunity to the students wishing to pursue higher education courses to take admissions for two academic programmes at a time.

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Data point: A quarterly review

The newsletter discusses the range of topics covered in various The Hindu Data Points between April and June this year

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Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: Medical students jittery about NExT exam system

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Home Minister meets Jain seer who threatened to fast unto death over murder of monk in Karnataka

The Home Minister said that the seer dropped his plan to fast unto death, but had put forth four demands.

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Top news developments in Karnataka on July 10, 2023

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Maria makes a memorable return, Sreehari takes men’s title

Karnataka champion Maria Rony, who was returning to Kerala State circuit after five years, made her comeback memorable by winning a double in the UTT 65th E. John Philipose memorial all-Kerala open table tennis tournament at the Alappuzha YMCA on Sunday.

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The ‘Anna Bhagya’ fiasco and thinking beyond rice

While the Congress party’s ‘Anna Bhagya’ promise betrayed a lack of vision for food security, it is also time to think beyond rice and wheat through the PDS

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Amarnath Yatra: 129 stranded pilgrims from Karnataka moved out of Panchtarni base camp

As many as 129 Amarnath pilgrims from Karnataka stranded at Panchtarni camp have been moved out from the camp till 5.30 p.m. on Sunday (July 9).

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Karnataka can only wish but cannot build Mekedatu dam: Duraimurugan

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Rainfall deficiency reduces, but spectre of drought remains

The pattern of southwest monsoon’s progress across the State is one of contrast with intense rainfall in the coastal belt while the rest of Karnataka is witnessing intermittent rain followed by prolonged dry spell.

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Minister vows to address woes of rural co-operatives

Minister for Co-operation K.N. Rajanna has assured to initiate steps necessary to address woes plaguing the rural co-operatives in Karnataka.

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Celebration of Mahisha Dasara atop Chamundi Hills likely to be allowed this year

The Mahisha Dasara celebration, which had not been allowed atop Chamundi Hills during the just concluded BJP government’s tenure in Karnataka, is expected to be allowed in the coming Dasara season.

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Anti-tobacco activists rue over Karnataka Budget’s failure to impose additional levies on tobacco products

The anti-tobacco activists have expressed their disappointment over Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s failure to impose additional levies on tobacco products.

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Top news developments in Karnataka on July 9, 2023

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Karnataka: Four people died in Dakshina Kannada in rain-related incidents

Four people have been reported dead in Dakshina Kannada till Friday due to rain-related incidents in Karnataka this monsoon. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Karnataka Budget | Excise duty on IML up by 20%, beer from 175% to 185%

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday increased the additional excise duty on Indian-made liquor (IML) by 20% on all slabs. Read more details about Karnataka Budget on The Hindu

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₹100 crore set aside for the establishment of Karnataka State Christian Development Corporation

Karnataka Budget presented on Friday announced ₹100 crore for the establishment of Karnataka State Christian Development Corporation, a long-pending demand of the Christian community. They had been seeking the upgradation of the existing Council into Corporation.

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Airstrips proposed in Dharmasthala, Kodagu and Chikkamagaluru; ecologists question move

Karnataka government has proposed to develop airstrips in Dharmasthala, Kodagu and Chikkamagaluru with the intention of “promoting tourism, industrial sector and support disaster management measures.”

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State to offer ₹4 lakh life, accident cover to gig workers, but they demand more

Gig workers in Karnataka will be provided a life insurance cover of ₹2 lakh and accidental insurance of another ₹2 lakh, proposed the state Budget 2023-24, that was presented here on Friday.

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No bonanza for ‘Brand Bengaluru’

Contrary to expectations, the much hyped “Brand Bengaluru” initiative spearheaded by Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, who also holds charge of the city, seems to have added little new for the city in the Karnataka Budget that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah presented on Friday, July 7.

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Amidst fear of drought, Budget reintroduces Krishi Bhagya climate resilient scheme

Amidst fear of drought looming large over Karnataka, the State Budget 2023-24 presented by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has proposed to reintroduce the erstwhile Congress government’s flagship scheme of Krishi Bhagya that seeks to turn dry-land farming into climate resilient through rainwater conservation measures.

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Karnataka Budget proposes new 37 km of Namma Metro line from Hebbal to Sarjapur in Bengaluru

Karnataka government has proposed construction of a new metro line of about 37 km between Hebbal and Sarjapur at an estimated cost of ₹15,000 crore. The State government will be submitting a proposal to the Union government for approval.

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