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Karnataka makes social distancing and masks must; no penalty yet

BENGALURU: With the possibility of a fourth wave of Covid-19, the Karnataka government on Monday made it mandatory for people to maintain social distancing and wear facemasks in crowded and indoor places, but there will be no penalties on violators of the rule for now.

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Karnataka issues Order on mask mandate; to levy fine on spitting in public places

People asked to maintain social distancing of 2 feet in public places

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Karnataka reports 64 cases, zero deaths

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Santosh Trophy: Karnataka seal dramatic semis date with Kerala

MALAPPURAM (Kerala): Karnataka notched up an emphatic 4-0 win over Gujarat to set up a semifinal clash against hosts Kerala in the 75th Santosh Trophy on Monday.

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Malaria: Karnataka elevated from pre-elimination to elimination phase

April 25 is observed as World Malaria Day

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Covid 4th wave concerns: Karnataka govt makes masks, social distancing mandatory

BENGALURU: Amid fresh Covid-19 concerns in different parts of the country and apprehensions about a possible fourth wave of the pandemic, the Karnataka government on Monday decided to issue guidelines making wearing face masks and maintaining social distancing compulsory.

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Bengaluru: Hindu Janajagruti Samiti accuses school of imposing Bible on non-Christian students

BENGALURU: After the Hijab controversy in Karnataka, an order by a private school making Bible mandatory for students has triggered a fresh row. Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, a right-wing organisation, on Monday accused a Bengaluru school of making it mandatory for all students to carry Bible.

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Top news developments in Karnataka on April 25, 2022

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Bommai, Jagan and Aditya Thackeray: State leaders line up for WEF's Davos annual meet

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S. Bommai and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy are expected to be in Davos for the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting 2022

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COVID-19 guidelines to be issued after meeting with PM: Bommai

Karnataka on Sunday recorded 60 new COVID-19 cases

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Invasive species threatens wildlife habitats of Western Ghats

Rapid, uncontrollable invasion is hitting the carrying capacity of forests to feed wildlife

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Karnataka: Tribal woman assaulted, stripped in public in Dakshina Kannada

MANGALURU: In a horrifying incident, a 35-year-old tribal woman was assaulted and her modesty was outraged by a group of people at a village in Belthangady taluk in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district.

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BJP has no moral right to speak on RDS: Harish Rao

‘TRS govt. completed Thummilla LI to give water to RDS ayacut’

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Manipur storm into Santosh Trophy semifinals

MALAPPURAM: Manipur became the first team from group B to make the Santosh Trophy semifinals with a facile 3-0 win over Karnataka on Saturday.

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Manipur blanks Karnataka to enter semifinals

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Congress will try to announce candidates 6 months ahead of Karnataka assembly polls: Siddaramaiah

DAVANGERE: Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Saturday indicated that the party will try to announce its candidates six months ahead of the 2023 assembly elections in Karnataka, where it aims to win at least 150 seats to come to power.

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Congress to focus on bringing back leaders who defected to other parties in Kalyana Karnataka

This will be part of the Congress’ efforts to strengthen itself ahead of the Assembly elections in Karnataka next year

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Congress encouraging riots, trying to create anarchy ahead of assembly polls: Karnataka BJP president

BENGALURU: Karnataka BJP president Nalin Kumar Kateel on Saturday accused the opposition Congress party of encouraging riots and creating anarchy-like situation, ahead of the assembly elections in the state and even called it a "Gangotri of Corruption".

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Top news developments in Karnataka on April 22, 2022

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2nd PU exams of 2022 begin across Karnataka

Six students from Udupi, who had approached the High Court of Karnataka seeking permission to enter classrooms wearing hijab, have not collected their hall tickets for the 2nd PU exams

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Regulating poll expenses 1st step, says Karnataka high court

BENGALURU: “Regulating election expenditure is the first step towards combating corruption,” the Karnataka high court has observed in a recent verdict, upholding the State Election Commission’s action in disqualifying three members of the Anekal town municipal council for their failure to submit their election expenses.

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Karnataka: AAP, NCP raise their game, giving BJP and Congress jitters

BENGALURU: With the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) looking to spread its wings after its win in Punjab, and with Trinamool Congress and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) showing that they can take on BJP, the saffron party and Congress in Karnataka are j ittery, especially since these parties are looking to…

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Karnataka govt owes its hospitals Rs 316 crore for 2 lakh+ procedures in 3 years

BENGALURU: Government hospitals in Karnataka which have conducted over two lakh procedures under the Ayushman Bharat Arogya Karnataka (AB-ArK) scheme since 2019 are still awaiting clearance of bills totalling a whopping Rs 316 crore, including the reimbursement of treatment cost and incentives for doctors and operating staff.

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