Karnataka Voter Policy
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Karnataka's Chief Minister DK Shivakumar announced that only registered voters will receive government scheme benefits. Meanwhile, the BJP has summoned Karnataka leaders over cross-voting in legislative council elections. The Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously opposes Karnataka's Mekedatu dam project.
Karnataka CM urges industries to boost rural education via CSR
- Karnataka's Chief Minister urged industries to use CSR funds to improve rural education and technology access. - The state plans to develop 2,000 government schools through CSR support, addressing teacher shortages and rural migration. - Companies can directly adopt and develop schools, receiving government support for infrastructure and land.
Karnataka Upa Lokayukta probes 54 officials over Hampi homestay violations
- Karnataka's Upa Lokayukta has initiated proceedings against 54 officials for allegedly failing to prevent unauthorized homestays in Hampi's protected areas. - An inspection revealed hundreds of tour…
Karnataka Council Chairman Horatti Resigns Under Threat of No-Confidence Vote
- Karnataka Legislative Council Chairman Basavaraj Horatti resigned Friday after the Congress government threatened a no-confidence motion. - The resignation allows the ruling Congress party to gain c…
Karnataka SIR: Draft electoral roll publication deferred to August 24
- The publication of Karnataka's draft electoral roll has been postponed to August 24, with the final roll now set for October 27. - This revised schedule follows a directive from the Election Commiss…