Swami Nityananda has claimed that he hadn’t done anything illegal; the allegations are false and facts haven’t been examined carefully.

An engineering sector special economic zone (SEZ) in Shimoga has been converted into textile zone.

Rules say if students have even 0.1% less than actual cut-off — 75% — they are not eligible to appear for the final exam. And, college principals can’t penalise the students.

Women who need care and treatment can now go to a medical centre dedicated to their health-related problems.

A ‘prakruti habba’ relived the good ‘ol days of Indian cinema and acting prowess of legendary women over the past eight decades.

Vaidhyo Narayano Hari is a physician regarded as God by both rich and poor patients. This personality also reflects Dr Ramana Rao, who has helped hundreds patients through primary healthcare.

Along with extending full support to the women’s reservation Bill, former Prime Minister and JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda has demanded the implementation of Karnataka model within it, wherein other backward classes and economically weaker sections have been given reservation since 1995.

Not giving any more excuses, the Karnataka government has decided to fall in line with the high court’s directive and will hold BBMP elections on March 28.

This will pinch your pocket. Prices of your morning coffee or fruit juice, atta (flour), utensils and cutlery will be more from April 1, with chief minister B S Yeddyurappa hiking VAT on these items from 4% to 5%.

One good thing about elections. Our netas suddenly become people-friendly. Rather voter-friendly. No power shutdowns.