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Karnataka Governor Sends Back Ordinance On 60% Use Of Kannada In Signboards
Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot has sent back an ordinance mandating 60 per cent use of Kannada in signboards of businesses and establishments to the state government.
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Karnataka Cabinet Okays Ordinance Making 60% Kannada Mandatory On Signboards
The Karnataka cabinet on Friday gave its nod to the Kannada Language Comprehensive Development (Amendment) ordinance.
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Siddaramaiah Says Ordinance Soon On Kannada Signboards For Shops
Asserting that signboards in Karnataka must display information in Kannada, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday said the government would enact an ordinance to ensure compliance.
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Bengaluru Shops Get '60% Kannada' Order, Karnataka Language Row In Focus
The Bengaluru civic body's latest directive, asking shops to ensure their signboards have at least 60 per cent Kannada, has brought the Hindi vs Kannada debate in Karnataka back under the spotlight.
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Activists Protest At Bengaluru Metro Stations Over Hindi Signboards
Signboards in Hindu at some metro stations in Bengaluru were blackened by members of a pro-Kannada group on Thursday
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Bengaluru Opinion Divided Over Hindi Signboards Put At Metro Stations
The final stretch of the first phase of the Bengaluru Metro which was inaugurated just last week has already got a controversy attached to itself - largely online. People have raised objections to the use of Hindi as one of the three languages in Metro station sign boards.
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Hindi Signboards Put Bengaluru Metro In A Spot, Online Campaign Continues
Within a week after the last stretch of Bengaluru's Namma Metro Phase-1 was inaugurated by President Pranab Mukherjee, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRC) is facing heat on the internet over the use of Hindi signboards in the metro train service.
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Karnataka Governor Sends Back Ordinance On 60% Use Of Kannada In Signboards
Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot has sent back an ordinance mandating 60 per cent use of Kannada in signboards of businesses and establishments to the state government.
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Karnataka Cabinet Okays Ordinance Making 60% Kannada Mandatory On Signboards
The Karnataka cabinet on Friday gave its nod to the Kannada Language Comprehensive Development (Amendment) ordinance.
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Siddaramaiah Says Ordinance Soon On Kannada Signboards For Shops
Asserting that signboards in Karnataka must display information in Kannada, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday said the government would enact an ordinance to ensure compliance.
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Bengaluru Shops Get '60% Kannada' Order, Karnataka Language Row In Focus
The Bengaluru civic body's latest directive, asking shops to ensure their signboards have at least 60 per cent Kannada, has brought the Hindi vs Kannada debate in Karnataka back under the spotlight.
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Activists Protest At Bengaluru Metro Stations Over Hindi Signboards
Signboards in Hindu at some metro stations in Bengaluru were blackened by members of a pro-Kannada group on Thursday
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Bengaluru Opinion Divided Over Hindi Signboards Put At Metro Stations
The final stretch of the first phase of the Bengaluru Metro which was inaugurated just last week has already got a controversy attached to itself - largely online. People have raised objections to the use of Hindi as one of the three languages in Metro station sign boards.
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Hindi Signboards Put Bengaluru Metro In A Spot, Online Campaign Continues
Within a week after the last stretch of Bengaluru's Namma Metro Phase-1 was inaugurated by President Pranab Mukherjee, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRC) is facing heat on the internet over the use of Hindi signboards in the metro train service.
