Yediyurappa: 2021-22 Karnataka Budget to focus on women and development

The Karnataka Budget 2021-22 would be focused on development works and women’s welfare, revealed Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Sunday. At a public event at Soraba in Karnataka’s Shivamogga district, Yediyurappa said, “The state budget for the ensuing fiscal will give priority to development works and women’s welfare. This is my assurance to all…

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Yediyurappa launched the Make in India Lion statue in Bengaluru

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa unveiled a ‘Make in India’ lion sculpture on Sunday in the capital city Bengaluru. Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) commissioned the statue in the vicinity of Windsor Junction, right near the official residence of the Chief Minister. During the statue inauguration, Yediyurappa said the statue is depicting the role of…

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Mining landfills potentially eco-friendly, though BBMP attempts to kickstart it

It has been six years post Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP)’s promises to the Karnataka High Court about its initiative towards ‘bio-mining’ of landfills, and even presently BBMP is just making attempts to adopt the eco-friendly concept. Post the statement given in October 2014, BBMP worked on formulating an expert committee committee for reviewing the…

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Karnataka’s COVID-19 vaccination second phase will be extending to inoculate around 2 Crore people.

For the second phase of the largest vaccination drive in the world, the state of Karnataka will be administering the vaccines to around 2 crore people with above 60 age group along with people with co-morbidities. The second phase of vaccination will be commencing on March 1 throughout the country. The Director of the National…

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Conduct of Bengaluru Police amid pandemic wins public trust: Report

Based on a study conducted about policing methods amid the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, a positive response was observed regarding the communication between the police and the public surprisingly. The findings which are given the title, “Policing in Bengaluru during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Learning and next steps” was published on Wednesday and is supposedly clearing…

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Over thousands of teachers and non-teaching staff protest over fee cut in Bengaluru

Thousands were protesting in a rally today which included the school teachers, non-teaching staff of private schools and representatives of the management which was initiated by the teaching and non-teaching staff coordination committee representing the Karnataka Private Unaided School Managements. The protest rally was pushed forth for demanding the state government to deliberate on the…

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Private school associations in Karnataka to initiate protest on Feb 23 pertaining to 30 per cent fee cut

The private schools’ associations in the state of Karnataka are planning to initiate a protest in Bengaluru scheduled for February 23 adhering to the government’s issued order to the schools to have a 30 per cent cut in the tuition fee. The order was directed on January 29 by the state government, against which the…

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