Amid city expansion plans and looming council polls, Siddaramaiah govt is said to be considering subsuming Electronics City Industrial Township Authority or ELCITA under GBA.
After Siddaramaiah alleged the Bill was against linguistic freedom in bordering areas, Vijayan said it contains key provisions to ensure that no language is imposed.
Siddaramaiah has surpassed Devaraj Urs’ 2,790-day record as Karnataka CM. A look at his march through the state’s volatile politics & how he stands apart from Urs.
BJP claims the locals in Bengaluru’s Kogilu who lost homes in a recent demolition are 'illegal migrants from Bangladesh'. They shouldn't be rehabilitated, according to the party.
BJP says report ‘published by Government of Karnataka’ punctures Vote Chori conspiracy, & exposes gap between Congress’ rhetoric & reality. Congress claims survey was done by ECI.
The glittering watches they wore at a breakfast meeting have triggered a political storm, with the BJP reviving attacks on their wealth declarations and graft allegations.
On Monday, Modi delivered an aggressive speech, which TV news pounced upon with relish, sensing a good fight ahead—‘PM tears into Opposition’, ‘belt treatment', 'big attack'.
Rebellion in Karnataka BJP resurfaces even as Congress appears to have quelled dissent within & struck temporary truce between CM Siddaramaiah & his deputy D.K. Shivakumar.
Deterrence cannot mean institutional licence for an endlessly extensible raid. A search that extends across days, followed by seals and freezes that linger for weeks, begins to resemble a siege.
76% of Centre’s deregulation reforms implemented across states under Phase-I of compliance reduction exercise. Several states & UTs adopted flexible land use, 3rd party inspections, labour reforms.
NSE CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan was speaking at Off The Cuff event hosted by ThePrint's Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta. He said that NSE, on average, sees 20 crore cyberattacks each day.
The key to fighting a war successfully, or even launching it, is a clear objective. That’s an entirely political call. It isn’t emotional or purely military.
This isn’t a good way to talk about Kannadigas – really they aren’t like colluding against “North Indians”. The military officer in question, unfortunately, acted with excessive force against the civilian – as is obvious from the public CCTV footage, then he made a complaint with police to arrest the biker. The biker was also very angry and was probably abusive, but it also appears that the conflict escalated.
If people claim to be intelligent – then it’s obvious that there was nothing to be gained by getting into a physical fight, and the intelligent party should have just let the matter drop.
What really bothers all of us is the complete one-sided nature of the complaint where it appears that the complainant was stopped,abused and assaulted for NO REASON AT ALL. Only the public CCTV footage showed that it wasn’t what it was made out to be in the complaint.
Kannadigas consider every single outsider as north-Indian and Hindi-speaking. The fact that there are people living in India who do not hail from the north or even speak Hindi (with the exception of South India) is totally lost on them.
And yes, Kannadigas do have a habit of ganging up against outsiders in case of a conflict. It does not matter to them who is right and who is wrong. Neither do ethics and principles.
They are a deeply parochial and chauvinist people and gang up against “outsiders”.
This isn’t a good way to talk about Kannadigas – really they aren’t like colluding against “North Indians”. The military officer in question, unfortunately, acted with excessive force against the civilian – as is obvious from the public CCTV footage, then he made a complaint with police to arrest the biker. The biker was also very angry and was probably abusive, but it also appears that the conflict escalated.
If people claim to be intelligent – then it’s obvious that there was nothing to be gained by getting into a physical fight, and the intelligent party should have just let the matter drop.
What really bothers all of us is the complete one-sided nature of the complaint where it appears that the complainant was stopped,abused and assaulted for NO REASON AT ALL. Only the public CCTV footage showed that it wasn’t what it was made out to be in the complaint.
Kannadigas consider every single outsider as north-Indian and Hindi-speaking. The fact that there are people living in India who do not hail from the north or even speak Hindi (with the exception of South India) is totally lost on them.
And yes, Kannadigas do have a habit of ganging up against outsiders in case of a conflict. It does not matter to them who is right and who is wrong. Neither do ethics and principles.
They are a deeply parochial and chauvinist people and gang up against “outsiders”.