KARNATAKA PUC 2 RESULTS
Vote Chori: Kharge Jr demands court-monitored hackathon of EVMs
Karnataka's Minister Priyank Kharge has reiterated his call for a court-monitored ethical hackathon and audit of EVMs, echoing concerns raised by AICC leader Rahul Gandhi regarding electoral integrity. Kharge emphasizes Karnataka's technological capabilities to conduct a transparent exercise, addressing public doubts and safeguarding democracy's credibility amid ongoing debates about vote irregularities and institutional independence.
Karnataka HC defers hearing on online gaming law pending clarity on SC hearing
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Karnataka High Court that the Centre had filed a petition in the apex court seeking transfer of pending petitions in HCs on the subject to itself. A writ petition was filed by Head Digital Works, the parent company of online gaming platform A23, challenging the law banning online real-money games. Other petitions on this matter are pending before the Delhi and Madhya Pradesh HCs.
Karnataka govt launches Experiential Learning Programme for BFSI sector
Karnataka government launched the Experiential Learning Programme by the BFSI Consortium's Bengaluru Chapter, aiming to bridge the education-to-employability gap. The initiative introduces industry-vetted curriculum, domain, technical, and behavioural training, along with internships in BFSI companies. This programme addresses the sector's skilled workforce deficit, expected to reach 3 million by 2030, and strengthens opportunities for young professionals.
Uni Abex Alloy to invest Rs 100 crore to double production capacity of high-performance alloys
Uni Abex Alloy Products Ltd will invest over Rs 100 crore to double its high-performance alloys production capacity by FY26. The expansion at its Dharwad facility in Karnataka aims to meet rising demand from industries like iron, steel, petrochemicals, and fertilizers. This strategic move will increase production from 6,000 to 12,000 metric tonnes per annum.
Delhi Lok Adalat Token: Check how to register, types of traffic challans eligible for heavy rebate and settlement process
Lok Adalat Token 2025: Lok Delhi residents can resolve pending traffic challans at the upcoming National Lok Adalat on September 13, 2025, by registering online for a token. The Lok Adalat offers rebates on minor violations like not wearing a seatbelt or helmet, while serious offenses such as drunk driving are excluded.
Lok Adalat on September 13: Check types of traffic challans that can get a waiver or reduced across the country
Lok Adalat Traffic Challan 2025: Mark your calendar for September 13, 2025. The next National Lok Adalat offers a chance to resolve pending traffic challans. Minor violations may get waivers or reductions. Serious offenses are not eligible. Register online to participate. Get your token and appointment letter. The Lok Adalat also handles family disputes and property matters.
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Karnataka approves 6-acre Quantum City near Bengaluru
This comes a month after the state hosted the "Quantum India Bengaluru" conference, attended by Nobel laureates and leading scientists, as the state seeks to establish a lead in quantum technology.
Work together to return to power in 2028: D K Shivakumar tells party cadres
D K Shivakumar urges Congress cadres to unite for the 2028 assembly election. He advises young leaders to strengthen the party at the grassroots level. Shivakumar emphasizes the importance of discipline, honesty, and integrity in politics. He highlights the Congress party's role in shaping India's democracy. He recalls his political journey and stresses the importance of organizational ability.
Karnataka Governor nominates four members to Legislative Council
Thaawarchand Gehlot, the Governor of Karnataka, has nominated four individuals to the Karnataka Legislative Council. M Arathi Krishna, F H Jakkappanavar, and Shivakumar K are among the nominees. Ramesh Babu from Bengaluru will serve the remainder of a predecessor's term. The notification regarding these nominations was issued on Sunday. These appointments bring fresh perspectives to the council.
Rahul Gandhi launches newsletter, intensifies attack on EC, BJP over vote theft charge
Congress intensifies its allegations of election discrepancies in Bihar and Karnataka. Rahul Gandhi launched a newsletter accusing the ECI and BJP of colluding to steal votes, highlighting alleged fake voters in Karnataka and his 'Vote Adhikaar Yatra' in Bihar. Mallikarjun Kharge questioned ECI's impartiality, citing a probe into voter fraud in Karnataka's Aland Constituency.
6.17 acres sanctioned for Q-City at Hessarghatta, says Karnataka Minister NS Boseraju
Karnataka government has approved 6.17 acres of land in Hessarghatta for Q-City, a hub for quantum computing with labs and start-up incubation. The state aims to establish a USD 20 billion quantum economy by 2035. Additionally, eight acres were sanctioned for ICTS-TIFR expansion, reinforcing Karnataka's position as a science and innovation leader.
Tender protectionism: Why Goan coconuts cost more than Karnataka's
In Goa, the author questions why local coconuts cost more than those from Karnataka, despite lower transportation costs. He explores potential reasons, including regional pride, unofficial support for local farmers, and the potential for market imbalances. This leads to a satirical reflection on protectionism, drawing a parallel to Catch-22 and the absurdity of incentivizing non-production.
Karnataka gets 450 additional medical seats; introduces 15 per cent NRI quota in govt colleges
Karnataka secures 450 additional medical seats from the National Medical Commission for the 2025-26 academic year, addressing the growing demand for medical education. To boost financial independence, government medical colleges will introduce a 15% NRI quota with a fixed fee of Rs 25 lakh per seat. The newly sanctioned seats will be distributed among various medical colleges across the state.
Diabetes Type 2 treatment: This diet reduces risk of diabetes better than only low-fat diet
Diabetes Type 2 diet is a major concern. A new research study has shown that Mediterranean diet is helpful in reducing the risk of Diabetes Type 2.
UNIRAJ results 2025: Rajasthan University declares B.Ed Part I & II results; here's how to check marks card
Rajasthan University announced the B.Ed Part I and II results, accessible on result.uniraj.ac.in. Alongside, M.A/M.Sc, B.Com, and MBA results were also released this week. The B.Ed Part I exam took place from July 2-11, 2025, and Part II from July 4-14, 2025, with specific timings for each part.
Grow a Garden Fairy Part 2: Global Release Date, Time zones, and what’s new with Fairy Jars, seeds & pets — Countdown begins
Grow a Garden Fairy Part 2: The new update brings a week-long fairy-themed takeover, introducing fresh pets, seeds, gear, and even the option to capture and collect fairies in jars. Excited fans worldwide are already counting down to the launch of this much-anticipated expansion.
CoinSwith founder has an advice for parents who still asks their kids 'beta engineer toh ban jao'
CoinSwitch Co-founder Ashish Singhal highlights a concerning trend: companies are skipping campus placements in Karnataka's tier-2 and tier-3 engineering colleges, despite students incurring significant educational costs. He emphasizes that the demand for engineers has decreased due to AI, and skills are now more important than degrees.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah defends use of paper ballots in local body polls, BJP calls it move to appease high command
Karnataka government is pushing for ballot papers in upcoming local body elections. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah defends the decision citing other countries' experiences. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar questions BJP's concern. BJP leaders Pralhad Joshi and BY Vijayendra criticize the move. They call it regressive and a step against national digitization. State Election Commissioner GS Sangreshi says the law allows ballot papers.
AP & Karnataka dominate the list of India’s wealthiest ministers, shows ADR analysis
A recent survey reveals that eight of the top ten wealthiest ministers in India hail from South India, with Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani (TDP) of Andhra Pradesh leading with assets worth Rs 5705 crore. Karnataka's DK Shivakumar and Andhra Pradesh's N Chandrababu Naidu follow.
Karnataka cabinet decides to recommend SEC to hold local body polls using ballot papers
The Karnataka cabinet made a significant decision. They will suggest using ballot papers for upcoming local elections. This replaces the use of Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs. Law Minister H K Patil cited a decline in public trust regarding EVMs. The state government will amend rules to facilitate this change.
Nearly 47 per cent of ministers in country face criminal charges, says ADR report
A recent analysis by the Association for Democratic Reforms reveals that nearly half of India's ministers face criminal charges, including serious offenses. The report, examining affidavits from ministers across states and Union territories, highlights a significant number with declared criminal cases. Alongside this, the analysis also uncovers substantial financial assets held by ministers, with the average assets amounting to crores.
Wednesday season 2 part 2 review: Read this before you watch Jenna Ortega starrer; critics on the hits, misses, and twists
Netflix's Wednesday Season 2, Part 2 is out. Jenna Ortega returns as Wednesday Addams. Enid Sinclair is also back. Critics are praising Ortega's acting. Some find the plot too complex. The season has many storylines. There are guest appearances and CGI fights. The show focuses on Wednesday's bonds with family and friends. The next season promises darker adventures.
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 Ending Explained: Full story, big twist and future setup
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 ending explained in detail. From Principal Dort’s downfall to Isaac Night’s shocking reveal, Tyler’s fate and Enid’s disappearance, here’s everything that happens and what it means for the Addams Family future.
Bengaluru struggles with infrastructural woes: India's Silicon Valley needs a rest
Bengaluru's infrastructural woes continue despite being the tech capital of the country. Top corporate leaders have called for prompt action. The city is plagued with issues like delayed metro projects, pothole-filled roads, and water issues. The newly formed Greater Bengaluru Authority aims to decentralise governance and address these challenges, promising improved services and faster development for its citizens.
SBI PO Prelims Result 2025 Declared at sbi.co.in: What’s next and key points to remember
SBI PO Prelims Result 2025 OUT: State Bank of India announced the Probationary Officer Preliminary Exam 2025 results. The exam occurred on August 2, 4, and 5. Candidates can view results on sbi.co.in. Those who passed will take the Mains in September. It includes objective and descriptive tests. Successful candidates proceed to group exercises and interviews. SBI aims to fill 541 posts through this recruitment drive.
Karnataka: Property registration fee hike adds to inventory worries amid tepid June quarter sales
Karnataka's decision to double property registration fees to 2% is anticipated to negatively impact Bengaluru's housing market, already strained by affordability issues. Experts caution that this increase in transaction costs could weaken buyer sentiment, particularly affecting the mid- and affordable segments.
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2: When will new episodes drop? Netflix release date, time, episodes list and plot
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 releases on Netflix on September 3, 2025. The season concludes with four episodes. Fans can expect new twists, Addams Family secrets and a confirmed Wednesday Season 3.
DPIIT reviews issues affecting five infrastructure projects in three states
The DPIIT addressed hurdles impacting infrastructure projects in Karnataka, Kerala, and Telangana, involving a total cost of Rs 10,594 crore. Discussions focused on resolving forest and wildlife clearance delays in Telangana, particularly for Reliance Jio's 5G/4G network expansion. The initiative aims to improve connectivity in remote areas while strengthening existing 4G infrastructure across the nation.
Mukand Sumi Special Steel to invest Rs 2,300 cr in greenfield project in Karnataka
Mukand Sumi Special Steel will invest Rupees 2,345 crore for a new project in Kanakpura, Karnataka. This venture aims to boost the company's production to 7,00,000 tonnes annually. The facility will manufacture high-grade steel for various sectors like automotive and railways. The company will focus on sustainable practices. It will use renewable energy and a zero-discharge model.
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