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Elephant attack kills 2 in Kudremukh, Karnataka

A devastating wild elephant attack in Karnataka's Kudremukh region has left two people dead, highlighting the urgent human-wildlife conflict crisis. The victims were awaiting government rehabilitation when tragedy struck.

Karnataka Aims to Lead India's AI Revolution

IT Minister Priyank Kharge announces Karnataka's ambitious plan to lead India's next wave of AI innovation with new policies and investment opportunities in DeepTech.

RSS March Deadlock in Karnataka Continues

A crucial meeting between Muslim community leaders and officials in Karnataka's Chittapur has ended without consensus, leaving the controversial RSS march authorization in limbo. Get the latest updates on the ongoing standoff.

Siddaramaiah Continues Legacy of Bangarappa & Devaraj Urs

Karnataka's current Congress government continues the legacy of pro-people welfare schemes pioneered by earlier stalwarts Bangarappa and Devaraj Urs, according to prominent writer G S Siddaramaiah in an exclusive analysis.

Karnataka Cabinet Reshuffle Planned After November

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has confirmed plans for a significant cabinet reshuffle after November, signaling potential changes in ministerial portfolios and leadership roles.

Karnataka Caste Census: Truth Behind the Data

An in-depth analysis of Karnataka's groundbreaking caste census reveals surprising demographic patterns and political implications that could reshape state politics.

Karnataka firm loses ₹12L in online cement fraud

A Kundapur-based company falls victim to sophisticated online fraud, losing ₹12 lakh to scammers posing as cement suppliers. Learn how the digital payment scam unfolded and crucial cybersecurity lessons.

Student Voices Transform Karnataka Education Landscape

Karnataka's education landscape witnesses powerful student activism as young voices demand reforms, infrastructure upgrades, and policy changes. Discover how the youth is reshaping India's educational future.

Karnataka allows primary teachers for classes 6-7

In a significant policy shift, Karnataka allows primary school teachers to handle classes 6 and 7, addressing teacher shortages and enhancing educational flexibility across the state.

SIT Raids BJP Leaders in Karnataka Vote Deletion Scam

Exclusive: Special Investigation Team conducts surprise inspections at residences of BJP leaders in Kalaburagi amid growing vote deletion scandal. Key evidence seized in ongoing probe that could reshape Karnataka's political landscape.

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