Top news developments in Karnataka on November 8, 2022
The Hindu
1. With the Supreme Court giving a go-ahead to EWS reservation on Monday, it remains to be seen when
1. With the Supreme Court giving a go-ahead to EWS reservation on Monday, it remains to be seen when and how Karnataka will frame rules and implement it. Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has said that it will be implemented soon.
2. Bengaluru Tech Summit is scheduled to be held in Bengaluru from November 16 to 18. Minister for IT, BT and Higher Education Dr. C.N. Ashwath Narayana will give details today on the highlights of the summit.
3. The Global Tech Advocates is organising a GTA festival summit — “Namaste New India.” Russ Shaw, founder, Tech London, Global Tech Advocates, inaugurates the event at Bangalore International Centre premises in Domlur at 10.30 a.m.
1. Pottery resembling those belonging to the iron age (Megalithic period) are found at Kallembi village, Yadamangala Gram Panchayat, in Dakshina Kannada. They resemble grave potteries of Mudukonaje near Moodbidri in Dakshina Kannada and burial potteries of Heggadehalli and Siddalingapura of Kodagu, says T. Murugeshi, Associate Professor in Ancient History and Archaeology, MSRS College, Shirva in Udupi district, whose team studied it.
1. Scheduled Caste Internal Reservation Horata Samiti will give details at Kalaburagi about a massive rally to he held at Bengaluru later this month. Karnataka Rajya Madiga Samaj will address press in Kalaburagi about Justice A.J. Sadashiva Commission report on the same theme.
2. Jagatika Lingayat Mahasabha will address press at Kalaburagi on the 15th Sharanatatva Kammata being held later.
1. Chamarajanagar Principal District and Sessions Judge to hold press meet on Lok Adalat.
Ranya Rao, caught smuggling gold at Kempegowda International Airport, claimed innocence, but agencies suspect syndicate involvement.
World Sleep Day: More than 26% of professionals said they are getting less than six hours of sleep in the night, a problem even more pronounced among entrepreneurs.
Samuel Browne's botanical explorations in 17th-century Madras offer insights into traditional plant uses and changing flora over time.
CPS Abolition Movement protests in Dindigul urging State government to implement old pension scheme promised by DMK.
Union Finance Minister criticizes removal of Indian currency symbol '₹' in Tamil Nadu Budget 2025-26 documents, citing national unity concerns.
State government provides ₹100 crore to KMRL for Kakkanad extension, speeding up construction and addressing funding issues.
ED joins probe into gold smuggling case involving Kannada actor Ranya Rao, raids multiple locations in Bengaluru.
Bombay High Court questions Maharashtra government on failure to register FIR against police officers in custodial death case.
Uttar Pradesh Minister Sanjay Nishad faces backlash for suggesting those who have issues with Holi colours should leave the country.
Tamil Nadu sees improved Olive Ridley turtle nesting season with over 2.5 lakh eggs collected, efforts to protect marine life.
Speeding bus crash on Paramakudi-Madurai highway kills woman, injures 23; driver flees scene, causing critical injuries.
Transport Minister flags off private and KSRTC buses from Goshree islands to Kochi city, improving public transportation.
TSPSC clarifies Group-I Mains exam evaluation process, releases key statistics, and addresses misinformation, ensuring fairness and transparency.