Top news developments in Karnataka on December 11, 2023
The Hindu
Top news developments in Karnataka on December 11, 2023
1. Karnataka legislature session resumes today at Belagavi after weekend break. On the agenda are discussions on recent instances of female foeticide cases, besides tabling of Bills, including one that revises stamp duty. The controversial issue of removing portrait of V.D. Savarkar from the Assembly hall may also figure in the House.
2. Congress legislature party meeting will be held in a private resort on the outskirts of Belagavi in the evening today, chaired by KPCC president D.K. Shivakumar.
3. South Bengaluru’s famed annual Kadalekai Parishe, a groundnut fair, was inaugurated this morning on Bull Temple Road. The fair draws thousands and is a reminder if the city’s agricultural past.
4. District units of the BJP to stage protest against Congress MP Dheeraj Sahu whose residence was raided by Income Tax department.
Crime Prevention Month 2023 launched by Mysuru City police near Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple in front of Mysuru palace.
NITK launched SEARCH, emergency assistance response system, on the institute premises in Suratkal.
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.
Greater Chennai Corporation celebrates World Heritage Week with guided heritage walk at Ripon Buildings, educating residents on city's history.
MVA critiques BJP-led Mahayuti alliance after unexpected Maharashtra Assembly election results, questioning voter support and electoral integrity.