Bengaluru: The Congress government’s decision to allocate a four percent quota for Muslims in government tenders is expected to spark intense debate during the ongoing budget session of the Karnataka Assembly. The issue is set to cause a significant uproar, with the BJP strongly opposing the bill and planning to disrupt proceedings in both the.
Tumakuru: Five individuals were arrested on Saturday in connection with an incident where stones were hurled at a girls’ toilet at a government school in Huliyar, Karnataka, and a student was assaulted when he confronted the attackers. The arrested suspects have been identified as Mehboob Sharif, Shamshuddin, Irfan, Mubaraq, Muddassir, Yasin, and Tazim, all from.
Devanahalli (Bengaluru): Two individuals were arrested for selling the banned drug ganja after Devanahalli Police Station received reliable information from an informant on March 8. According to the police, the accused were selling drugs from a two-wheeler near Rani Cross, MR Layout, within the station’s jurisdiction. Following the tip-off, a case was filed under the.
Bengaluru: The Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024, which aims to decentralize governance in Bengaluru through multiple corporations, was passed in the Legislative Council on Wednesday. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who also oversees Bengaluru Development, addressed concerns raised by Council members. He emphasized that the Bill was formulated after extensive discussions and aims to lay.
Koppal [Karnataka]: Karnataka police have apprehended the third suspect in the Hampi rape case, who had been on the run since the incident on March 6. The accused, identified as 27-year-old Saranabasava, was arrested in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, and brought back to Karnataka. According to Koppal Superintendent of Police Ram Arasiddi, the arrest was made possible.
Koppal: A group of tourists stargazing near Hampi, Karnataka, was brutally attacked, resulting in the gang rape of an Israeli tourist and a local homestay owner, and the murder of a tourist from Odisha. The horrific incident occurred near the Tungabhadra Left Bank Canal near Sanapura village. According to police reports, the victims were attacked.
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah confirmed that 4% of public works contracts will be reserved for Muslims under a new category, Category-II B, as part of the state government’s Budget. This reservation applies to procurement of goods and services across various government departments, corporations, and institutions for suppliers from SC, ST, Category-I, Category-II A, and.
Bengaluru: The Karnataka government, led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, announced on Friday that Bangalore City University will be renamed after former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh. The new name will be Dr. Manmohan Singh Bengaluru City University. As part of the initiative, Government Arts College and Government R.C. College will be incorporated as constituent colleges.
Bengaluru (Karnataka): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is presenting the state budget in the Legislative Assembly. He arrived at the Vidhan Soudha with the Budget document, accompanied by his cabinet members. Meanwhile, Leader of Opposition R. Ashoka claimed this would be CM Siddaramaiah’s last budget as he is the outgoing Chief Minister. Ashoka expressed that the.
