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Karnataka government sacrificing people’s interest on Cauvery issue: Shobha Karandlaje

Farmers in Mandya, Mysuru, and residents of Bengaluru will face water shortage if the State government releases Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu for political reasons, said Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Shobha Karandlaje.

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PM Modi seeks a secure digital economy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking virtually at the meeting of the G20 Ministers of Digital Economy taking place in Bengaluru on August 19, presented India’s diversity as a resource that supports testing and solution of new digital products from all over the world. He said it was necessary to build…

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Bengaluru is the United States’ most important trading partner in India, says U.S Consul General

Consul General Hodges said that the U.S.-India partnership is flourishing, creating jobs and spurring innovation. He met with Karnataka govt reps, business leaders, and entrepreneurs to strengthen ties.

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BJP holds meeting of Bengaluru city MLAs to keep its flock together

Close on the heels of the speculation on several BJP MLAs from Bengaluru getting ready to switch loyalties to the ruling Congress started gaining momentum, the BJP took to preventive measures by holding a meeting of its city MLAs under the leadership of party veteran and former Chief Minister B.S.…

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Video-based intervention on diaphragmatic breathing was effective in lowering stress among young adults during COVID-19 pandemic: NIMHANS study

NIMHANS study shows diaphragmatic breathing intervention effective in reducing stress, negative emotions in young adults during COVID-19 pandemic. Led by Rajeev Jayaram Paleri and K.S. Meena, the study found that a one-time video-based relaxation technique was effective in lowering stress and negative emotions in 30 young adults from a Bengaluru…

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Courtyard Koota: This art space in Bengaluru tries to foster creativity and community spirit

Courtyard Koota, a five-year-old airy art and culture space in Kengeri, has an auditorium, library, a garden among other things

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Three Mysuru students attend debate camp in the U.S.

Five Karnataka students, incl. three from Mysuru, receive scholarships to attend Cornell Univ. Int'l Summer Debate camp. Avni Baliga & Gowri S. Nayak recognised as best-transformed debaters. 46 students from Mysuru, Bengaluru, Mangaluru, & Udupi participated in 5-day workshop hosted by VIIS. VIIS offers customised courses to universities & facilitates…

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Kagodu Thimmappa chosen for Devaraj Urs award

The former Minister and socialist leader Kagodu Thimmappa has been chosen for the Devaraj Urs Award, which will be presented in Bengaluru on Sunday on the occasion of the former Chief Minister’s birth anniversary.

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Chef Ton, Pam & Varun unite for an Asian Invasion in Bengaluru

Chefs Ton, Pam, and Varun represent Thai, Chinese, and Indian cuisines respectively, and are proud to showcase their cultures globally. Growing up in bustling family environments, they developed a deep appreciation for their respective cuisines. Through their restaurants, they transport diners through their culinary memories and emotions. With the rise…

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Karnataka Today newsletter: India’s first 3D printed post office opens in Bengaluru, and more

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Theft of fence poses new challenge on Bengaluru-Mysuru access controlled highway

The fence is intended to deter jaywalking. Over the past few days, theft of fencing has been reported in Channapatna and other locations along the route. Removal of the fence enables entry of pedestrians, small vehicles and livestock into the main carriageway, thus increasing the risk of accidents.

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Nirdiganta to present its Bengaluru premiere of Gayagalu on Sunday

Gayagalu, a play on the human tragedy of war, is directed by Shripad Bhat, co-directed by Shwetharani Hassan, with music by Anush Shetty and art by Khaju Guttala. It has a team of 15 artistes from across Karnataka.

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Nagavi: A forgotten university of Rashtrakuta times

An hour’s drive from Kalaburagi city via Nandur, Bhankur, Ravoor, and Chittapur -- with tur-dal fields and limestone quarries on either side of the poorly-maintained road and massive cement factories visible at a distance -- take you to the historical town of Nagavi. It is located about 50 km from…

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High drama at IISc Bengaluru after security personnel attempt to block entry to Teesta Setalvad

Security personnel at IISc Bengaluru blocked civil rights activist Teesta Setalvad from entering the campus to deliver a talk on “Communal Harmony and Justice”.

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Pune-Bengaluru national highway closed after gas tanker accident

Belagavi police closed Pune-Bengaluru highway after tanker accident. Traffic re-routed via alternative routes. Team of experts working to remove vehicle. Highway to be cleared soon, SP Sanjiv Patil said.

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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah meets MLAs of three districts

In a move to douse discontentment among the ruling party MLAs over the denial of development grants, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday held meetings with MLAs of three districts of Bengaluru Urban, Kolar and Dakshina Kannada.

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Karnataka’s Kunbi women farmers hope to bring climate-resilient tubers to urban dining tables

The establishment of Kali Farmer Producer Company and a recent chef residency programme are helping the Kunbi community in north Karnataka promote sustainable and responsible sourcing by showcasing their native tuber dishes to create a larger market for local produce, addressing the challenge of lack of demand and reshaping our…

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Taming trunks and tempers: Research initiatives from the State to mitigate conflicts

A bunch of researchers from Bengaluru and Karnataka are leading initiatives that strive to mitigate instances of human-elephant conflicts with the help of research, data, science, and technology.

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India became independent to give light to the whole world, says Mohan Bhagwat

Bhagwat hoisted the tricolour at an event organised by Samartha Bharat at Vasavi Convention Hall in Bengaluru.

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Bengaluru North University: 800 third semester Business Statistics students secure 0 marks

Around 800 students have secured zero marks and 8,000 students have failed in the Business Statistics exam of the third semester of B.Com in Bengaluru North University.

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V.V. Puram’s renovated thindi beedi misses I-Day date for reopening

Bengaluru's iconic 'Thindi Beedi' in V.V. Puram has missed its reopening date on Independence Day due to ongoing construction. Stall owners have incurred losses and customers face overcrowding and noise. The renovation plans include tiles, cobblestones, seating, handwash facilities and dustbins. BBMP Chief Commissioner says the street will be reopened…

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Karnataka Today newsletter: CM issues stern warning to those disturbing communal harmony, and more

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ISRO achieved record high in last one year, says Chairperson S. Somanath

Speaking at the celebration of 77th Independence Day at ISRO headquarters in Bengaluru on August 15, S. Somanath said, “Launching satellites, building rockets and launching in numbers, and the numbers are really a record high this year. It is not only the record that we are trying to break, it…

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Bengaluru’s flower power: Early blossoming under Hyder and Tipu

Since the 18th century, Bengaluru became a haven for the elaborate baghs of Hyder and Tipu, influenced by the Persian and Indo-Persian Charbagh tradition

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The rich legacy of Bengaluru’s flower power

The famed Lalbagh flower show began in 1867 in which local florists, fruit growers, and cattlemen participated and the best among them won awards. It has come a long way since then, with two shows to mark Independence Day and Republic Day.

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