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Madhu Bangarappa
Do not politicize the Kasturirangan report
The convener of the Malenadu Farmer Struggle Committee urged the government to resolve long-standing issues concerning farmers and land rights rather than politicizing the Kasturirangan report.
Kimmane Rathnakar announces protest march in Tirthahalli opposing ESA notification
Kimmane Rathnakar announced a protest march in Tirthahalli against the Western Ghats ESA notification.
Heated argument between CM and Vijayendra in Assembly
Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and BJP leader B.Y. Vijayendra exchanged heated arguments in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly over political motives regarding the Kasturirangan report.
State government is blind and deaf, alleges MP B.Y. Raghavendra
Member of Parliament B.Y. Raghavendra accused the Karnataka state government of failing to address the challenges faced by drought-stricken farmers.
Sharath Mariyappa Foundation Hosts Malenadu Mega Jobthon-2026 in Shimoga
Sharath Mariyappa Foundation is hosting a mega job fair in Shimoga offering over 10,000 employment opportunities.
Teachers House in Sindagi to Open Soon Says Ashok Managuli
Karnataka MLA Ashok Managuli announced that the new Teachers House in Sindagi will be inaugurated within three months.
Farmers protest for Bhadra water, police block entry to Davanagere
Farmers held a protest in Davanagere demanding water release from the Bhadra reservoir for their fields.
Holiday for three education institutes in Tirthahalli for CM visit
Three educational institutions in Tirthahalli have declared a holiday on September 19 due to the Chief Minister's visit for discussions regarding the K. Kasturirangan report.
KSEAB to provide question papers for SSLC mid-term exams
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board will provide centralized question papers for the upcoming SSLC mid-term examinations.
MLA B.P. Harish requests Minister to release water to Bhadra canal
Legislator B.P. Harish has submitted a request to Minister Madhu Bangarappa to immediately release water into the Bhadra Right Bank Canal due to ongoing crop failure and drinking water shortages.
New committees formed under D.K. Shivakumar to address unilateral decision-making allegations
The Karnataka state government has formed two high-level committees, one to discuss policy decisions and another for media communication, to address concerns about unilateral decision-making.
Karnataka High Court stays suspension of two teachers attending RSS event
The Karnataka High Court's Administrative Tribunal has suspended the suspension of two government school teachers who were penalized for participating in an RSS Path Sancharana event.
Cabinet expansion meeting postponed to Tuesday in New Delhi
The meeting to discuss cabinet expansion scheduled for Monday night under high command leadership has been postponed to Tuesday night in New Delhi.
Karnataka cabinet expansion delayed again amid NEET paper leak protests
The Karnataka Cabinet expansion has been postponed for the second time as the Congress high command focuses on NEET paper leak protests in Delhi.
Kumar Bangarappa urges Karnataka government to address drought and farmer distress
Former Minister Kumar Bangarappa urged the Karnataka government to address drought conditions and farmer distress in the state.
Funds released for classroom construction at Alvekodai Higher Primary School in Kumta
Funds allocated by former Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa for two classrooms at Alvekodai Higher Primary School in Kumta were released, with construction tenders now to be initiated.
Kanahalli villagers plant rice seedlings in road pothole to protest
Residents of Kanahalli village planted rice seedlings in a road pothole to protest the lack of maintenance by local authorities.
Twenty legislators take oath as ministers in Karnataka cabinet
In Karnataka, twenty members of the legislative assembly have been sworn in as ministers under Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar following approval from Congress party leadership.
Swati Maliwal alleges multiple paper leaks in Punjab over five years
Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal accused the Aam Aadmi Party-led Punjab government of six major paper leaks and cheating scandals in the last five years.