Top news developments from Karnataka
The Hindu
Here are key news developments from Karnataka
Details of the number of students graduating and the date of the 17th convocation of Karnataka State Open University to be announced by the Vice Chancellor Vidya Shankar today.
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Many farmers at the monthly grievance redress meeting raised concerns about not receiving the full compensation of crop insurance scheme. The meeting held at the collectorate in Thoothukudi on Thursday was presided over by District Collector K. Elambahavth
BJP in Mysuru to protest waqf land issue, alleging Congress appeasement and claiming government land, agricultural fields, and more.
Andhra Pradesh Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav has said that it was the previous YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) government which introduced the self-financing scheme in medical education in the State.
Study reveals exponential rise in peafowl population in Tamil Nadu, posing challenges for farmers and conservationists.
Winter session will be Siddaramaiah's last as Chief Minister, amid controversies and BJP speculation on new leadership.
MP Sudama Prasad returns expensive gifts from RITES and RVNL, sparking debate on public morality in Indian Railways.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee criticizes police for corruption and smuggling, leading to major reshuffle in top brass.
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expresses confidence in NDA forming government in Jharkhand, amid election result anticipation and criticism.
Opposition leader criticizes Congress government for lack of development, corruption, and cancellation of BPL cards in Karnataka.
Thambi discovers mass fish kill in Ashtamudi Lake due to pollution, sparking concerns about environmental degradation and public health risks.
Minister Seethakka launches ₹2,750 crore MGNREGS projects for rural development, with MLAs ensuring successful implementation by 2025.