After years on sidelines, new CM wants to make the chance count, begins with addressing concerns of youth & farmers, apart from governance & reforms. Bengaluru might be a challenge.
The new chief minister of Karnataka will walk a gauntlet till the next state elections in 2028 as he inherits a plethora of unresolved issues as well as all-new ones.
Karnataka Police launch probe after discovering a life convict released from Bengaluru prison in 2018 may have secured freedom using forged Supreme Court documents hand-delivered to jail officials.
Collapse of an 8-foot wall of Bowring Hospital in state capital’s Shivajinagar following heavy rainfall with strong winds and hail claimed seven lives on Wednesday.
Launched in March, digital platform has started gaining traction, recording over 25,000 visitors as govt-backed initiative looks to establish itself as a national organic brand.
As cylinder supplies dry up and costs skyrocket, food vendors say they are cutting menus, increasing prices or scrambling for alternatives just to keep their kitchens running.
Quick home service workers in Delhi and Bengaluru are hired with promises of better pay and flexible hours. But the women say safeguards are few, and fear of job loss stops many from reporting harassment.
Karnataka’s Siddaramaiah-led govt has been discussing the tax at least since last September and is ‘likely to accept’ the recommendation of Fifth State Finance Commission.
Long-drawn dispute involves complaints that Linde India had allegedly unfairly hived off a potentially lucrative business to unlisted subsidiary without approval of all shareholders.
The central curse of our urban governance isn’t that more voters live in these slummified villages. It’s that the political class panders to them instead of improving their quality of life.
Just stop the tunnel toad and do whatever you want in rest of Karnataka.
Just don’t destroy Bengaluru. Leave Bengaluru alone. We don’t expect anything extraordinary otherwise.
Just stop the tunnel toad and do whatever you want in rest of Karnataka.
Just don’t destroy Bengaluru. Leave Bengaluru alone. We don’t expect anything extraordinary otherwise.