Karnataka Main News

• NMDC plans to set up steel plant in Karnataka
• Hunt on for godman caught in sex scandal
• Fresh taxes in Karnataka budget
• Survey projects 5.5 percent growth
• Night curfew continues in riot-hit Shimoga
• Godman linked to sex scandal; ashram ransacked
• Curfew relaxed for 90 minutes in riot-hit Shimoga
• Kannada daily's office vandalised
• Two Bangalore dailies booked
• Riot-hit Shimoga peaceful, curfew in place
• Central forces rushed to Karnataka
• Curfew continues in riot-hit Shimoga
• Never wrote for any Kannada daily, says Taslima
• Revisiting laws, updating records to prevent more Carlton Towers
• Railways to soon begin survey for south-south corridor
• PM greets nation on Milad-un-Nabi
• Bangalore to get five new layouts for housing sites soon
• Karnataka backs organic farming to reduce fertiliser use
• Fire-hit Bangalore building had 1,000 litres of diesel
• Karnataka to chug faster on Mamata's largesse
• Fire-hit Bangalore towers sealed; cases booked against owners
• Notice to Bangalore police on closing eateries post-midnight
• Nine deaths in Bangalore fire shock city
• Nine dead, 50 injured in Karnataka's worst fire in decade
• Several trapped as fire breaks out in Bangalore office complex
• It's raining protection for Valentine's Day in Karnataka
• Karnataka says no to Rama Sene shutdown call
• Karnataka ignores Sri Rama Sene shutdown call
• Aerospace park to be set up near Bangalore airport
• Valentine Day opponents warned not to create trouble
• Mutalik gets black face for opposing Valentine's Day
• Bangalore gets its first, country's longest elevated expressway
• Chop hands of those who attack religious places: Yeddyurappa
• BJP, opposition spar over Karnataka church attack report
• Vice Prez condoles demise of Bommai
• Indian artist listed for coveted Artes Mundi Prize
• Mysoreans protest against thermal plant
• Chinese ship precariously tilts on Mangalore coast
• Haneef’s wife thanks Manmohan Singh for dropping of terrorism charge against him
• Wife terms Haneef’s detention in Australia as ‘unfair’
• Kumaraswamy apprises Patil of flood situation in Karnataka
• Bangalore police widen probe into UK terror plot suspects
• Bangalore Muslim families shocked by Indian doctors connection in UK terror plot
• International credit card racket unearthed in Bangalore
• Telgi, two doctors awarded 7 yrs RI in anti-Corruption case
• Times of India group launches tabloid "Bangalore Mirror"
• 18 killed in Bellary road mishap
• Sex workers, folk artists fight for their rights together
• Narayan Murthy's as country's next President will be fantastic, says Kalam
• Belgaum is Karnataka’s new second capital
• 2 killed, 30 injured in Karnataka boiler blast
• Editor Guild of India condemns Karnataka Police’s highhandedness
• Karnataka to enact law making pre-marital HIV test mandatory
• Telgi, four others get 15 years imprisonment
• Bangalore to tackle garbage problem
• Karnataka provides employment to 5.02 lakhs households
• Karnataka introduces telephone booths in Central Jail
• Passenger trains to run between Bangalore, Mangalore
• Kannada writer Tejaswi passes away
• Siddaganga seer receives Karnataka Ratna
• Cauvery: State to seek Center's help
• Ambareesh to lead political protest
• State's demand for power turned down
• CM discusses Cauvery issue with PM
• Karnataka bundh to be total
• Cauvery verdict draws more protests in State
• Karnataka bundh postponed to Feb 12
• Cauvery Tribunal: Karnataka seeks verdict review
• State on alert ahead of Cauvery Tribunal order
• Belgaum set for World Kannada Meet
• Move to make AIDS test strict for newly weds
• Its an all-men Karnataka cabinet
• Govt plans to curb communal rallies
• Gulbarga declared 100 pc FID
• Blore to host Aero India 2007 from Feb 7-11
• BDA to allot 2 lakh sites this year
• CM to stay with AIDS affected family in Bagalkot
• Terror plot on IT firms foiled
• Zameer quits from HDK ministry
• Karnataka govt proposes ban on arrack sale
• Ban on soft drinks reimposed in State
• Govt's new scheme to create 4.5 lakh jobs
• Ban on colas withdrawn in State
• Rlwys move to remove Kannada boards opposed
• Karnataka villages set example
• Give more jobs to Kannadigas: CM
• Muslim quota in police force sought
• Center denies Maharastra's claim on Belgaum
• LPG supply in State hit by poor roads
• Helmet rule for 2 wheelers comes into effect
• Shivarudrappa named as Rastra Kavi of State
• 5 Satellite cities to decongest Bangalore
• Cong MLC survives gun attack
• Power tariffs slashed except for Blore Metro
• Prez celebrates 75th bday with children in Blore
• Govt set for Janapada Jaathre
• Mlore-Hassan 4 lane highway sought
• New city names from Nov 1
• New postal stamp to mark Suvarna Karnataka
• Bandh incur heavy losses on IT industry
• Dr Malati Das takes over as new Chief Secretary
• Belgaum to be Karnataka's second capital
• Belgaum holds historic Assembly session
• Border Issue: Karnataka Bandh on Sept30
• Singing of Vande Mataram made in schools
• Sonia promises special package for State
• State Govt to adopt 1,000 villages every year
• Rs 250 cr immediate relief for State
• Helmet rule further delayed to Oct1
• 102 taluks in State declared as as drought-hit
• State asks Kalam's support for flood relief aid
• Prez to dedicate Upper Krishna project to nation
• My commitments to Infy will continue: NRN
• Central team to assess on flood situation
• Helmets made cumpulsory from Sept 1
• CM urges Center to resolve border disputes
• Flood situation grim in N Karnataka
• Partial ban on soft drinks in Karnataka
• Govt seek NRNs services
• Helmet rule to be delayed
• Security beefed up across the state
• 1 bed room house for the poor: Kumaraswamy
• $20 mn aid from World Bank for State panchayats
• Kumaraswamy to Singapore
• Make Blore more investor friendly: PM
• BMIC: No threat to govt, says BJP
• BMIC road opens; Govt boycotts function
• BMIC promoters tried to buy me, alleges CM
• Bus fares up; No change in min fare
• Online lotteries to continue
• Coastal Karnataka hit by heavy rains
• Budhia stopped from running in Bangalore too
• State to go with monorail on its own, says CM
• Separate seats for boys, girls: suggests BU
• State objects to Cauvery tribunal reports
• Hubli airport upgrade: Govt to give 386 acre land
• Sachin seeks blessings of Lord Subramanya
• CM asks IT firms to focus on tier 2 cities
• Maharastra seek Central rule in Belgaum
• Cabinet approves Rs1800-crore for N Karnataka
• Mangalore reports decline in crime rates
• Emotional farewell for Annavaru
• 2 day State mourning; State honours for Raj
• Kannada legend Dr Rajkumar passes away
• Unscheduled powercut in State enforced
• Govt take action against Biocon
• Blore Metro gets Rs 1,699 cr Japan fund
• Kannadigas celebrate Ugadi festival
• Metro Rail: BJP questions BMPs role
• Infosys to get 845 acres of land in Bangalore
• Karnataka Budget; No new taxes,sops for the poor
• Bangalore Metro logo released
• CM calls on private sectors to join infrastructure development
• Blore Metro project gets GoM clearance
• Govt takeover rules violative, says pvt school mgmts
• CM clears his stand on IT -BT industry
• Proposal on Bengalooru may fall off
• Budget proposal for Blore-Chennai expressway
• Water crisis:Sai Baba assures Rs 1000cr to State
• Karnataka budget will be pro-farmer: Govt
• Kannada Sahitya Academy awards for 5
• President calls for UG programmes at IISc
• Bangalore Metro seeking clearance from Center
• Spiritual tourists throng Blore to celebrate Silver Jubilee of Art of Living
• Cabinet expansion on Feb17
• More women BPO staff taking karate courses
• CM to persuade SemIndia to reconsider on Fabcity deal
• CM sets agenda to make Karnataka No 1 state
• New govt takes oath; Trust vote on Feb 8
• New govt to focus on development: Yediyurappa
• Kumaraswamy to be sworn in as CM on Feb 3
• Dharam to seek vote of confidence
• Metro project will soon be reality, asserts Dharam
• Security beefed up for Mahamasthakabhisheka
• Coconuts in high demand at Shravenabelagola
• IISc attack: Plot conspirator arrested
• Laskar linked to IISc attacks
• Bomb hoax calls creates alarm
• There were early warnings of possible attack
• Terrorist attack at IISc; State wide alert
• Congress triumphs at panchayat polls
• State fund for Cable car at Shravanabelagola
• CM celebrates 69th birthday
• Govt agrees on draft for power purchase from Nagarjuna
• State in need of more IT professionals
• More cities to get Kannada names
• Belgaum readies for panchayat polls
• Reshuffle in ‘horticulture districts’ status
• SC gives permit to live bands in Bangalore
• SC rejects review petition on KIOCL mines closure
• Fisheries harbour at New Mangalore Port soon
• State Govt. dissolves Belgaum City Corp.
• Kalam sets missions for Karnataka
• 'We are not a road building corporation': Infy chief
• State’s proposal for Article 371 amendment
• Kannada activists urge govt to supersede BCC
• No going back on Metro Rail Porject: CM
• Govt claims Rs 600 crore losses on VAT
• State may ban lotteries completely
• Public anger fumes in Belgaum
• Central team assess flood damage in State
• Attack on Belgaum Mayor in Bangalore
• Preparations ahead for Mahamastakabhisheka
• State to bring in law to curb Naxals
• Tension continues in Mandya village
• Bangalore International Center to be launched
• Tremors at Kolar Gold Fields creates panic
• Rubber Board to focus on Mangalore, Udupi districts
• ‘Classical language’ status for Kannada will be sought: CM
• Hampi Utsav 2005 from Nov 3
• 127 Rajyotsava awardees this year
• State to celebrate ‘Suvarna Karnataka' only in 2006
• Focus on cities beyond Bangalore
• State marooned by heavy rains
• CM asks Murthy to withdraw resignation
• Murthy resigns from the post of BIAL chairmanship
• Kittur Utsav: Belgaum yet to get funds from State
• Animal sacrifice banned in State
• Karnataka Postal Department with new offers
• Karnataka to proceed with VAT
• MoU signed for Mysore Airport
• ‘Nada Habba’: Dasara festivities start off in Mysore
• 10-paise hike in power tariff in urban areas
• Eminent economist, Dr Nanjundappa is dead
• Hassan hosts Ahinda convention
• BMP seeks World Bank aid for road works
• Baraguru to inaugurate Mysore Dasara 2005
• Workers killed in Hiriyur power plant blast
• Shradhananda’s death sentence upheld
• Davangere set to eradicate child labour
• Eight 33/11-kV substations in Dakshina Kannada
• Hire more Kannadigas: CM tells IT sector
• State seeks special status for backward regions
• CM blames lobbying
• 4 laned B’lore-Mysore Road soon
• Bus fares likely to go up
• Residents block Dharam's visit
• New thrust to fisheries activity
• Airport-Kundalahalli Gate road to be 4 lane
• Farmers protest on Center’s move to reduce Almatti water level
• BMP need to demolish 87 buildings: HC
• Kannada books to go digital
• Black flags welcome CJI
• Pahanis to cost less from Oct2
• ITI office not to shift: Union Ministry
• Staff question on shifting ITI corporate office
• State stands second in milk production
• 17 IAS and 13 IPS officers transferred
• State gets Rs. 300 Cr aid from PM
• CM announces five-point plan
• Mysore airport project gets green signal
• Noted litterateur, Dr. Shantadevi passes away
• Bangalore Metro rail gets PIB’s clearance
• State asked to release water from Almatti dam
• State launches ‘plea bargaining’ system
• Flood relief: State requests Rs. 109 Crore
• B K Das replaces Mishra as Chief Secretary
• Traffic blocked by AITUC rally in Bangalore
• Water requirements of farmers to be ensure
• Agreement on supply of power to rural areas
• ONGC's Mangalore Project gets PM’s approval
• Cauvery water from Kabini still flowing to TN
• Release of Cauvery water stopped
• Agricultural implements exempted from VAT
• Metro Rail networks construction soon
• Pan African delegates visit ISRO & DSERT
• Power tariff hike to affect Textile Mills
• Release of water to TN increased
• Karnataka draining Cauvery water
• Corruption Study shows Karnataka fourth
• Karnataka spares water to TN
• Panaji-M'lore 4-lane Highway approved
• Airport work of Bangalore to begin
• KSRTC's new volvo services
• No cauvery water for TN due to lack of rain
• Dharam on official visit to Delhi
• Indefinite strike by truck owners
• Mysore airport to be a reality soon
• H D Deve Gowda recovers after surgery
• Volvo buses between Mysore and Chennai
• Hotel Atria ordered to be demolished
• KSRTC booking on net
• State HC dismisses Ms Gupta's petition
• Biodiversity park in city outskirts
• Hindustan Aeronautics exhibits products
• Demand for Rs 20 crore for the Karwar airport
• Demand to take up the river linking project
• Improvement in electricity supply
• First Phase of "INS-Kadamba" complete
• Building house to be easy
• New project launched
• Police Department gets a new system to fight crime
• Heavy rain in the city
• Cops controls dance bars
• LPG station opens up in Bangalore
• Psychiatric tests for Anjali Gupta
• New bills to be introduced
• "Jo Bole So Nihaal" pulled out from theatres
• New guinness record entry
• International airlines to Mangalore
• Two hydel projects in Cauvery valley
• Capital punishment for Swami Shraddhananda
• Japan offers monetary support for Cauvery Project
• Supreme Court lawyer to defend Anjali Gupta
• BPCL achieves 100 MW capacity
• Goverment not kept the promise to the STF
• No More Child Labour
• Postal Department becomes Hi-Tech
• KSRTC starts new service
• NKIUDP -Mega project
• Bangalore will export milk internationally soon
• Karnataka to get water from Koyna Dam
• Telgi wants last rites in Belgaum
• Express way halts again
• Record gold sales and marriages yesterday
• Cheif Sec prosecution stayed
• Infosys Vice President resigns
• Helmets are a must
• Project Seabird is postponed
• End of another gangster
• Anjali Gupta reports ill.
• No ride without a helmet.
• Maharashtra C M asks for extra water.
• Road accidents more by BPO vehicles
• Prosecution of Chief Secretary
• Man murders wife and mother
• All meter gauge to be converted to broad gauge
• Court martial by IAF against woman officer
• KG Road parking lot to open soon
• Gowda asked for details on land grab charge
• Recovery of rocket-like tubes in Karnataka
• SC upholds death sentence in triple murder case
• Anjali Gupta case in a new twist
• Naxal activities not increasing in Karnataka , Home Minister
• New Law to check communal violence, Home Minister
• 7 die in spurious liqour tragedy in Hassan
• Efforts to Revive Brahmvar Sugar Factory
• Engg student hangs self
• Kannadigas’ contribution to Goa’s development multi-dimensional: Rane
• Bomb threat triggers panic in Bangalore
• Karnataka Cong chief throws down the gauntlet at Gowda
• Karnataka Cong chief throws down the gauntlet at Gowda
• Karnataka's fiscal management was good: Dy CM
• Karnataka HC admits petition against bandhs/hartals
• Release Tamil prisoners in Karna jails
• Murthy to lay the foundation for GSSS
• NHRC awaits reply on STF operation
• Irrigation projects: `State given central aid of over Rs.2111 cr'
• Trial of Jaya begins
• Tanveer sait bereaved
• Giant Shiva Statue star attraction during Shivaratri
• Karnataka ready for talks with Naxals: CM
• Vijaya group launches Kannada daily 'Usha Kirana'
• Bangalore cyber cafes get tough with netizens
• Solar power system for Karnataka police stations
• Iranian Speaker on a day's visit to K'taka
• Karnataka lad enters Guinness Book of Records
• Karnataka, AP join hands to check Naxalites
• Seventeen persons killed in road mishap in Karnataka
• Karnataka to introduce Konkani as optional language in schools
• Crack down on Bangalore land sharks soon
• Jaya case: Karnataka appoints public prosecutor
• WB to provide 39.5 mln dlrs for Karnataka water project:
• Karnataka accuses Centre of discrimination
• Telgi case trial though video conferencing
• Rs.230 mn rehab package for Karnataka tribals
• Plea to give Kannada classical language status
• Guj NRE relocates Dharwad coke oven site
• A satellite town for Bangalore in the making
• Karnataka special squads to fight Maoists
• Naxals kill six Karnataka policemen
• Karnataka to have special anti-naxal squads:
• H Narasimhaiah passes into history
• Bangalore International Airport project gets all clearance
• Bangalore International Airport project gets all clearance
• Three die in road accident

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