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Karnataka's Kalmane Kamegowda, Who Built 17 Ponds, Dies
Kalmane Kamegowda was praised for his efforts towards water conservation. He constructed several ponds in and around Mandya districts to conserve water
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Kodu Bale Recipe: Karnataka's Popular Coffee Time Snack | Easy South India Snack Recipe
Kodu translates to horn and 'bale' to bangle in Kannada. This bangle shaped snack is made with rice flour and chickpea flour. There are also versions with maida but most old-timers swear by the original recipe (see recipe) that does not contain maida.
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Karnataka Government Restrains Officials From Going Before Media
The Karnataka government on Saturday restrained officials from going before the media to air their grievances or share opinions, other than for bonafide official purposes.
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Bengaluru Volunteer Group Ensures Dignity In Death For Covid Victims
Thousands of people are going through a terrible time of grief - losing their loved ones to COVID-19. The need to follow unfamiliar protocols during the funeral just adds to that burden and that is where the team of 'Mercy Angels' - a volunteer group
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On Day-2 Of Vaccine Drive, Karnataka Hopes More Will Overcome Fears, Get Covid Shots
After witnessing a 62% turnout of potential recipients on day-1 of the national inoculation drive against Covid-19, the Karnataka government today hoped more people will show up and get themselves vaccinated today. The target for the day, which saw private hospitals joining the mission, is to get around 4,000 frontline workers to get the jab in two...
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Worried Parents, Masks, Social Distancing: Karnataka Holds Class 10 Exams
As more than eight lakh students in Karnatka appeared for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSCL) or Class 10 state board exams this morning, young students were seen outside exam centres wearing masks and trying to keep distance from each other.
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BJP Expels Rebels For Contesting Election As Independents In Karnataka
The Ruling BJP in Karnataka on Thursday expelled from its primary membership rebels Sharath Bachegowda and Kaviraj Urs, contesting the coming assembly bypolls as independent candidates, for anti-party activity.
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Cafe Coffee Day Founder To Be Cremated At Father's Estate In Karnataka
The cremation of Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) owner VG Siddhartha will take place at his father's estate in Karnataka's Chikmagalur, his close aide Sringeri legislator T D Rajegowda said.
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Chemical Sprayed At Karnataka Congress Victory Celebration, 10 Injured
Around 10 people were injured when acid was thrown during a Congress victory celebration in Karnataka's Tumkur.
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From Kanyakumari To Kashmir, 'Walk of Hope' to Pass Through 11 States For Peace And Harmony
The Walk of Hope - a march for peace and harmony - was flagged off on January 12, Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary. It started from Kanyakumari and is scheduled to end in Kashmir next year, after covering a distance of 6,500 kms.
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IAS Officer's Death: No Need For CBI Probe, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Tells NDTV
Karnatka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has rejected the opposition's demand for a CBI inquiry into the death of 36-year-old IAS officer DK Ravi. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said, "It will be a CID (Crime Investigation Department) probe. The police are perfectly capable of investigating the matter. There is no r...
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Karnataka Assembly Passes Bill to Deliver Public Services Electronically
A bill seeking to encourage public authorities to deliver services electronically or through post to the citizens and providing for disciplinary action against officials for failure to act in stipulated time was today passed by the Karnataka Assembly.
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Karnataka: The Republic of Builders
Far from the promises made by all political parties in Karnataka on fielding 'clean' candidates, or those who have worked for years in the party, all mainstream political parties have fielded a high number of individuals with vested interests, regardless of the taint of corruption.
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It's letter versus spirit of law in Karnataka
Karnataka is caught in a classic case of letter of law versus spirit of law over appointment of a new Lokayukta for four months and an early solution to the issue is not in sight.
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Chief Minister Gowda offers worship at temple
Facing uncertain times in the light of his predecessor B S Yeddyurappa reportedly making all out efforts to return to power, Karnataka Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda today offered worship at a temple at a village about 90 km away from here.
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Karnataka's Kalmane Kamegowda, Who Built 17 Ponds, Dies
Kalmane Kamegowda was praised for his efforts towards water conservation. He constructed several ponds in and around Mandya districts to conserve water
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Kodu Bale Recipe: Karnataka's Popular Coffee Time Snack | Easy South India Snack Recipe
Kodu translates to horn and 'bale' to bangle in Kannada. This bangle shaped snack is made with rice flour and chickpea flour. There are also versions with maida but most old-timers swear by the original recipe (see recipe) that does not contain maida.
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Karnataka Government Restrains Officials From Going Before Media
The Karnataka government on Saturday restrained officials from going before the media to air their grievances or share opinions, other than for bonafide official purposes.
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Bengaluru Volunteer Group Ensures Dignity In Death For Covid Victims
Thousands of people are going through a terrible time of grief - losing their loved ones to COVID-19. The need to follow unfamiliar protocols during the funeral just adds to that burden and that is where the team of 'Mercy Angels' - a volunteer group
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On Day-2 Of Vaccine Drive, Karnataka Hopes More Will Overcome Fears, Get Covid Shots
After witnessing a 62% turnout of potential recipients on day-1 of the national inoculation drive against Covid-19, the Karnataka government today hoped more people will show up and get themselves vaccinated today. The target for the day, which saw private hospitals joining the mission, is to get around 4,000 frontline workers to get the jab in two...
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Worried Parents, Masks, Social Distancing: Karnataka Holds Class 10 Exams
As more than eight lakh students in Karnatka appeared for the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSCL) or Class 10 state board exams this morning, young students were seen outside exam centres wearing masks and trying to keep distance from each other.
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BJP Expels Rebels For Contesting Election As Independents In Karnataka
The Ruling BJP in Karnataka on Thursday expelled from its primary membership rebels Sharath Bachegowda and Kaviraj Urs, contesting the coming assembly bypolls as independent candidates, for anti-party activity.
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Cafe Coffee Day Founder To Be Cremated At Father's Estate In Karnataka
The cremation of Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) owner VG Siddhartha will take place at his father's estate in Karnataka's Chikmagalur, his close aide Sringeri legislator T D Rajegowda said.
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Chemical Sprayed At Karnataka Congress Victory Celebration, 10 Injured
Around 10 people were injured when acid was thrown during a Congress victory celebration in Karnataka's Tumkur.
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From Kanyakumari To Kashmir, 'Walk of Hope' to Pass Through 11 States For Peace And Harmony
The Walk of Hope - a march for peace and harmony - was flagged off on January 12, Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary. It started from Kanyakumari and is scheduled to end in Kashmir next year, after covering a distance of 6,500 kms.
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IAS Officer's Death: No Need For CBI Probe, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Tells NDTV
Karnatka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has rejected the opposition's demand for a CBI inquiry into the death of 36-year-old IAS officer DK Ravi. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said, "It will be a CID (Crime Investigation Department) probe. The police are perfectly capable of investigating the matter. There is no r...
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Karnataka Assembly Passes Bill to Deliver Public Services Electronically
A bill seeking to encourage public authorities to deliver services electronically or through post to the citizens and providing for disciplinary action against officials for failure to act in stipulated time was today passed by the Karnataka Assembly.
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Karnataka: The Republic of Builders
Far from the promises made by all political parties in Karnataka on fielding 'clean' candidates, or those who have worked for years in the party, all mainstream political parties have fielded a high number of individuals with vested interests, regardless of the taint of corruption.
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It's letter versus spirit of law in Karnataka
Karnataka is caught in a classic case of letter of law versus spirit of law over appointment of a new Lokayukta for four months and an early solution to the issue is not in sight.
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Chief Minister Gowda offers worship at temple
Facing uncertain times in the light of his predecessor B S Yeddyurappa reportedly making all out efforts to return to power, Karnataka Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda today offered worship at a temple at a village about 90 km away from here.
