Karnataka news developments today February 10, 2022
The Hindu
Here are the key news developments in Karnataka to watch for
1. A three-judge bench of the High Court of Karnataka will at 2.30 p.m. today start hearing petitions challenging the issue of . Meanwhile, high schools and colleges across Karnataka remain shut for the second day to avoid any unrest over the issue.
2. Minister for Transport and ST Welfare B. Sreeramulu is expected to make a statement today on reinstatement of dismissed Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation employees, who have been removed for their last year.
3. Mohammed Nalapad will take oath as at party office. Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee president D.K. Shivakumar and other senior leaders will participate.
CM, RBI governor
More KSRTC buses to enhance Mangaluru city routes, including 50 electric buses starting May 2026, says Deputy Commissioner.
CM Mamata Banerjee criticizes the Centre's VB-G RAM G bill, pledging to rename Bengal's job scheme after Mahatma Gandhi.
CM lauds Nellore Collector's 'Champion Farmers' initiative for agricultural reforms, aiming to boost farmer income and sustainable practices.
Employees in Ballari protest against 100% FDI in insurance, fearing it will jeopardize the domestic sector and policyholder interests.
A two‑day MSME Connect 2025 — Vendor Development Programme‑cum‑Industrial Exhibition opened at MADITSSIA Hall here on Thursday, with officials calling for stronger support to micro, small and medium enterprises and wider use of the Government e‑Marketplace (GeM) portal to tap public procurement opportunities.
India shapes strategic outcomes post-Pahalgam attack, as Army Chief highlights new operational benchmarks and evolving national security challenges.
SJEC's Team Sentinel Vision wins Smart India Hackathon 2025 with an innovative solution for the visually impaired.
Concerns rise in Kerala as collapsing roads and retaining walls on NH 66 threaten public safety and expose engineering flaws.
Expert advocates for integrating Indian Knowledge System into school curriculum to enhance education on heritage, culture, and traditional practices.
Bombay High Court denies bail to Daman constables accused of abduction and extortion, citing serious allegations and questionable investigation.
Workshop in Ballari emphasizes collective responsibility and awareness to combat trafficking in women and children through effective law implementation.
Hyderabad’s IT belt sees one-third fall in traffic as year-end festive break sets in