Karnataka College Rules

The Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has clarified that the state schools and colleges will remain open in spite of the surging virus cases. He also ruled out any kind of lockdown.

Schools and colleges in Bengaluru will be closed and daily life is likely to be affected in JDS-Congress ruled Karnataka on Monday by the 'Bharat Bandh' called by the Congress over rising fuel prices and depreciation of the rupee.

A political blame game has erupted between ruling Congress and opposition BJP in Karnataka over non-inclusion of Kannada among the languages for holding the NEET for admission in medical colleges for the academic year 2017-18.

Students at a college in Mangalore are baffled and outraged at bizarre new rules announced last week.

A set of rules introduced by St Aloysius Pre University College in Mangaluru has stirred a controversy, sparking protest by students and on social media against "imposing moral values".

Mangalore does it again. An undergraduate college in Mangalore in coastal Karnataka has now made it official that women students will not be allowed to enter classrooms if they wish to wear a burqa or even a hijab. St Aloysius College has now brought out a prospectus which reads - "Students must be neatly dressed in accordance with the rule of appr...

The Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has clarified that the state schools and colleges will remain open in spite of the surging virus cases. He also ruled out any kind of lockdown.

Schools and colleges in Bengaluru will be closed and daily life is likely to be affected in JDS-Congress ruled Karnataka on Monday by the 'Bharat Bandh' called by the Congress over rising fuel prices and depreciation of the rupee.

A political blame game has erupted between ruling Congress and opposition BJP in Karnataka over non-inclusion of Kannada among the languages for holding the NEET for admission in medical colleges for the academic year 2017-18.

Students at a college in Mangalore are baffled and outraged at bizarre new rules announced last week.

A set of rules introduced by St Aloysius Pre University College in Mangaluru has stirred a controversy, sparking protest by students and on social media against "imposing moral values".

Mangalore does it again. An undergraduate college in Mangalore in coastal Karnataka has now made it official that women students will not be allowed to enter classrooms if they wish to wear a burqa or even a hijab. St Aloysius College has now brought out a prospectus which reads - "Students must be neatly dressed in accordance with the rule of appr...