How much did successive governments spend to renovate a handful of palatial government bungalows allotted to ministers over the last three years?
Security at the legislators’ home (LH) might have improved by leaps and bounds in the last few years, but a lonely walk at night on the premises can still be dangerous. And that’s not because of miscreants, but a rabid dog.
After a long silence, the Kempegowda Council Hall is bustling with activity, thanks to the BBMP election.
They’re thanking their stars they were not part of last year’s placements, when gloom and doom prevailed.
In a startling U-turn, the Karnataka government on Tuesday reintroduced the controversial Karnataka Cow Slaughter Prevention Bill 2010 in the assembly, without given any reason for this move.
Inmates of Swami Nityananda’s Dhyanapeetam Ashram are neither denying nor confirming whether it was indeed the swami with a Tamil actress in the video clippings.
You’ve heard of Friday dressing. Check out Monday dressing at the Karnataka State Law University here, thanks to the vice-chancellor’s initiative.
That was the first telephonic conversation at Sahayavani — the helpline for PUC students inaugurated on Monday by Kageri.
One state. Many worlds. This tag earned by Karnataka tourism is going places. On Monday, the Silver Chariot and Southern Splendour were added to the famed Golden Chariot fleet, now chugging to neighbouring states as well.