Top Karnataka news developments today
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Top Karnataka news developments
Tulu Academy Chairman Dayanand Kattalsar will speak at Mangaluru today on the new activities of Tulu Academy.
District in charge minister H.C. Mahadevappa inaugurates tent school to children of mahouts at palace premises to ensure continuation of their education duting their sojourn in Mysuru till completion of Dasara.
Defence Food Research Laboratory is organising a National conference on “Millets for Military Ration and Specific Nutritional Requirements” today at Mysuru.
Kalaburagi South MLA Allamprabhu Patil will chair a meeting with officials of City Corporation to review development works.
Deputy Commissioner of Dharwad to spell out details on the Lawn Tennis tournament to be held in Dharwad.
Supreme Court criticizes CAQM for inadequate response to Delhi's severe air pollution, emphasizing the need for proactive measures and enforcement.
Supreme Court Justice praises late Chief Justice Lakshmana Rao for legal excellence and altruism at commemoration event.
Independent candidate Shivaji Patil injured in fire during victory celebration, along with women, after winning Chandgad Assembly constituency.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar discusses 'Brand Bharat' as a statement of authenticity and comfort in one's own identity.
Christian Medical College organizes inter school quiz competition on cardiology to increase heart disease awareness among students.
Kozhikode School Arts Festival ends with City sub-district leading, featuring 12,000 students in 300 events across 20 venues.
Missionaries from USA, France, and Europe aided in the growth of Madras Presidency, benefiting Tamil Nadu in healthcare and education.
Chennai Metro Rail's TBM Kalvarayan to breakthrough at Perambur in January, connecting Ayanavaram in Phase II project.
Bharatiya Kisan Sangh and Agro Food Trade Centre sign MoU to address farmers' challenges, introduce eSHED platform.
Jharkhand Assembly election results show BJP's "Bangladeshi infiltration" rhetoric failed, with NDA losing ST seats and INDIA bloc gaining.
JMM-led alliance retains Jharkhand Assembly with highest vote share, defeating BJP in a humiliating defeat.