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'60% Kannada' Rule Deadline For Bengaluru Shops Extended By 2 Weeks
Amid the row over Karnataka government's order asking shops to ensure at least 60 per cent Kannada content in signage, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said the deadline to comply to the rule has been extended by two weeks
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Opinion: Vandalising Brand Bengaluru
Shops and malls in Bengaluru were vandalised over displaying non-Kannada boards on Wednesday by activists of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike, a pro-Kannada outfit.
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"Not England": Union Minister Backs Bengaluru's "60% Kannada" Rule
Union minister Pralhad Joshi said on Wednesday that while he does not hold with violence, he did agree with the demand that shop signages in Karnataka should be predominantly in the local language.
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If You Live in Karnataka, You Must Learn Kannada, Says Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
Anyone who lives in Karnataka must learn Kannada, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said today at a function in capital Bengaluru to celebrate Karnataka Rajyotsava, the state's founding day.
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'60% Kannada' Rule Deadline For Bengaluru Shops Extended By 2 Weeks
Amid the row over Karnataka government's order asking shops to ensure at least 60 per cent Kannada content in signage, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said the deadline to comply to the rule has been extended by two weeks
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Opinion: Vandalising Brand Bengaluru
Shops and malls in Bengaluru were vandalised over displaying non-Kannada boards on Wednesday by activists of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike, a pro-Kannada outfit.
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"Not England": Union Minister Backs Bengaluru's "60% Kannada" Rule
Union minister Pralhad Joshi said on Wednesday that while he does not hold with violence, he did agree with the demand that shop signages in Karnataka should be predominantly in the local language.
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If You Live in Karnataka, You Must Learn Kannada, Says Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
Anyone who lives in Karnataka must learn Kannada, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said today at a function in capital Bengaluru to celebrate Karnataka Rajyotsava, the state's founding day.
