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Yatri Nivas at Srisailam to be renovated

Minister for Muzrai, Haj and Wakf Board Shashikala Jolle informed the Legislative Assembly that the Government was considering a proposal to renovate two of State’s Yatri Nivas buildings at Srisailam in Andhra Pradesh for the benefit of devotees visiting the Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy temple. In a reply to Basavaraja…

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Assembly condoles death of Kanavi, Chowdaiah Condolence in Assembly

The Legislative Assembly condoled the death of eminent Kannada litterateur Nadoja Channaveera Kanavi in Dharwad on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Two Bills tabled in Assembly

The State Government on Wednesday tabled the Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, 1944 (Karnataka Amendment) Bill, 2022, and the Karnataka Stamp (Amendment) Bill, 2022, in the Legislative Assembly.

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‘Govt. has recommended inclusion of Halakki Okkaliga community in ST category’

Water Resources Minister Govind M. Karjol informed the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday that the State Government has recommended to the Centre the inclusion of Halakki Okkaliga community in the Scheduled Tribe category in 2017 and the Centre has to take a decision on inclusion of the community in the ST…

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Karnataka Government withdraws circular on temple bells

BJP MLAs raised the issue in the Legislative Assembly and said it has been the tradition to use bells and conch shells in temples and houses during pooja for thousands of years

The Hindu

‘Rules do not permit traffic police in Moodbidri’

Home Minister Araga Jnanendra told Umanth M. Kotyan of the BJP that the existing rules do not permit sanctioning a separate traffic police in Moodbidri constituency as both road accidents and traffic violation cases are less than 200 per year. As per the rules, at least 150 to 200 traffic…

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Anti-Conversion Bill to come before Council in this session

Amid row over wearing of Hijab by students in educational institutions that has engulfed the State, the Anti-Conversion Bill, which has been passed by the Legislative Assembly in Belagavi in the earlier legislature session, is scheduled to be brought before the Legislative Council for its approval this time. The Karnataka…

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BJP, JD(S) leaders in touch with Cong.: Siddaramaiah

Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Assembly Siddaramaiah said that some leaders from the BJP and the JD(S) were in touch with the Congress

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VCK demands law against hate speech

Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi founder Thol. Thirumavalavan on Sunday urged the State government to enact a law against hate speech and propaganda in the next session of the Legislative Assembly.In a

The Hindu

Committee recommends waiving some speeding fines incurred in Northbourne Avenue 40kph zone

An ACT Legislative Assembly inquiry has recommended waiving speeding fines for some of the many motorists caught out after the speed limit was lowered to 40km/hour in some parts of Canberra's city centre in mid-2021.

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JD(S) leader joins Congress

Former JD(S) MLC Kantharaj joined the Congress in the presence of KPCC president D.K. Shivakumar and Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly Siddaramaiah here on Friday.Mr. Shivakumar sai

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Consider waivers for Civic 40km/h fines, inquiry recommends

The controversial speed zone change led to thousands of Canberrans being pinged for speeding in Civic last year.

The Canberra Times

Supreme Court reserves order on plea against suspension of Maharashtra MLAs

The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its orders on petitions filed by 12 BJP MLAs who challenged their one-year suspension from Maharashtra Legislative Assembly for allegedly misbehaving with the p

The Hindu

Punjab Kesari says new UT will have only 12 districts, bureau head booked for ‘misleading report’

Balram Saini, the head of Punjab Kesari’s Jammu and Kashmir bureau, was booked by the Jammu and Kashmir police on August 9 for a “misleading report” carried by the newspaper. The report was published in the paper’s August 8 edition under the headline “Naye Jammu Kashmir Main Honge 12 Jile,…

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#KarnatakaCMRace: The season of ‘destination politics’ begins

The destination is now clear. Indian National Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) Members of Legislative Assembly will be stationed in Hyderabad to protect themselves from the onslaught of Operation Lotus 2.0.

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#UnnaoCase: Thank god for the Allahabad High Court

The judicial intervention in the Unnao case has once again exposed the political-criminal nexus in Uttar Pradesh. Under pressure from the Allahabad High Court, the Prime Minister’s Office cleared the Yogi Adityanath government’s recommendation for the case to be handed to the Central Bureau of Investigation in record time on…

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