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Belur MLA H.K. Suresh rushed to the spot. He called up the Forest Minister on the phone and requested him to visit the spot.

The government has established a total of 14 academies, six Rangayana (theatre repertory) units, and four authorities to promote and promote arts, literature and culture with specific funding. But with no appointments to posts of chairpersons and other office-bearers, these entities are engaged only in routine activities.

Top news developments in Karnataka on January 5, 2023

Kadidal Manjappa was the Chief Minister of Karnataka for a brief period in 1956. All through his political career, he must have faced several protests, but the one he faced in his native village ahead of the marriage of his two nieces was unique.

The National Federation of the Blind (NFB), Karnataka, marked World Braille Day with an event at Kondajji Basappa Auditorium in Bangalore, honouring Louis Braille, the inventor of the crucial reading and writing system for the blind.

Kannada signboards issue in Bengaluru sparks protests, vandalism & political debate.

Maharashtra government to introduce amendments to resolve border dispute with Karnataka, MP Dhairyasheel Mane says in Belagavi.

Home Minister G. Parameshwara on Thursday said that the State government has no information about the likelihood of a “Godhra-type incident” in the State as stated by senior Congress leader B.K. Hariprasad.

Karnataka Prantha Krishi Koolikaarara Sangha to launch State-wide protest demanding drought relief & compensation for farmers.

Restore Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion with US-AFCP & HBSF donations to create museum on Karnataka's cultural history.

Karnataka Chalakara Okkuta to protest against new hit-and-run law on Friday in Yadgir.