Uninterrupted, cheap power still a challenge in Karnataka, despite surplus Karnataka has been claiming to be a power surplus State, also emerging as the top ranker in renewable energy The Hindu · Apr 3, 2022
Karnataka emerges as top seller of renewable energy under Green Term Ahead Market Karnataka ranks first in renewable rich States with 15 GW of installed capacity base and another 9 GW of green capacity being under implementation The Hindu · Apr 3, 2022
Karnataka latest news developments today Key news developments from Karnataka on April 3, 2022 The Hindu · Apr 3, 2022
Sharad Pawar says focus on religious identity will stop development NCP leader referred to the call to boycott businesses owned by Muslims in Karnataka The Hindu · Apr 2, 2022
Halal meat: Karnataka CM says precautions taken for peaceful celebration of festival Deputy Commissioners and Superintendents of Police in Karnataka instructed to take necessary measures to ensure peaceful celebration of ‘Hosathodaku’ (the day after Ugadi, which falls on Sunday) The Hindu · Apr 2, 2022
Indian scholars, activists criticize school hijab ban ruling An Indian court ruling upholding a ban on Muslim students wearing head coverings in schools has sparked criticism from constitutional scholars and rights advocates amid concerns of judicial overreach regarding religious freedoms The Independent UK · Apr 2, 2022
Winning 150 seats not hard if leaders think, fight together: Rahul He lays the road map for 2023 Assembly elections in Karnataka The Hindu · Apr 1, 2022
One network, double standards: How Zee, News18’s Urdu and Hindi news channels covered hijab verdict On March 15, after weeks of students’ protests, the Karnataka High Court upheld a state order that restricts wearing hijab in government colleges where uniforms are prescribed. The court also said the hijab was not part of essential religious practice in Islamic faith. Newslaundry · Apr 1, 2022
Karnataka’s mid-day meal scheme to bear the name of Siddaganga mutt seer Late Shivakumara Swamiji started the concept of mid-day meal for poor children in institutions run by the Siddaganga mutt of Tumakuru The Hindu · Apr 1, 2022
Top news developments in Karnataka on April 1, 2022 1. Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Bengaluru. He will visit Siddanganga mutt in Tumakuru, a The Hindu · Apr 1, 2022
IAS officers in Karnataka admit to conflict between personal, professional beliefs They were participating in a panel discussion on ‘Transformation of Indian civil service skill sets, change in approach towards citizens and how to hand hold citizens’ initiatives for a better urban standard of living’ in Bengaluru The Hindu · Apr 1, 2022
Intellectuals lecture only the Hindus, not others: Karnataka minister KOPPAL: Amid the raging halal row with some right wing organisations asking Hindus not to use halal meat during ‘Hosa Tadaku’ festival in the state, Karnataka home minister Araga Jnanendra on Thursday said intellectuals who give sermon on secularism should teach those who did not respect the Constitution and honour… The Times of India · Apr 1, 2022
Karnataka: Expensive start to new fiscal as many sectors to raise prices BENGALURU : The cost of living in Karnataka is set to rise from Friday as traders and sellers across sectors, including restaurants, real estate, tourist taxis, and pharmaceuticals, have decided to ring in the new financial year with a substantial price hike due to rising input costs. The Times of India · Apr 1, 2022
The Times of India · Mar 31, 2022 Over 1 lakh trees cut to build roads in Karnataka in 4 years BENGALURU: More than 1 lakh trees were chopped across the state from 2018 to 2021 for building roads and highways, according to the Karnataka public works department (PWD).
The Times of India · Mar 31, 2022 Amit Shah to chair BJP meeting in Karnataka BENGALURU: Union home minister Amit Shah will launch preparations for next year’s assembly elections in Karnataka by chairing a meeting of the state BJP core committee on Friday evening.
The Times of India · Mar 31, 2022 Karnataka mulls making mask usage optional BENGALURU: After Maharashtra, Karnataka is now contemplating making mask usage optional.
The Times of India · Mar 31, 2022 Karnataka: With no Covid clouds looming, festive mood builds up for Ugadi By Pavan Kumar Pateel
The Times of India · Mar 31, 2022 Karnataka: 27 govt degree colleges have no campuses of their own BENGALURU: As many as 27 Government First Grade Colleges (GFGCs) in the state do not have campuses of their own. They function out of buildings of schools or even other government departments like old courts and tahsildar offices and now the department of higher education is trying to get separate…
The Hindu · Mar 31, 2022 HDK warns of padayatra if CM does not act to bring back peace in State He questions Bommai’s silence on the developments
The Hindu · Mar 31, 2022 Tirupati police recover 134 stolen cellphones ‘Signals were traced to Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala’
The Hindu · Mar 31, 2022 A.P., Karnataka devotees clash at Srisailam, two injured Shops gutted, vehicles damaged; injured being treated in GH , Kurnool
The Hindu · Mar 31, 2022 12 KV students from Karnataka for Pariksha Pe Charcha with PM Narendra Modi An online creative writing competition was held between December 2021 and January 2022 to select the students
The Hindu · Mar 31, 2022 Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw cautions that ‘communal exclusion’ can harm Karnataka She cites media report about Muslims shopkeepers being barred from temple fairs
The Hindu · Mar 31, 2022 C.M. Ibrahim resigns from Karnataka legislative council, to join JD(S) C.M. Ibrahim is a one-time close associate of former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda and a former Union minister who had been with the Congress since 2008