Karnataka

Not 'Okay': Indian College Students On Prepping For Exams During COVID-19 Pandemic
On Thursday, a group of 31 students from across the country moved the Supreme Court against the University Grants Commission which has directed universities to conduct final year exams by September-end.
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Bengaluru: Yediyurappa Says No More Lockdown, Containment Zone List Grows By 1,400
With the lockdown in Bengaluru coming to an end, the government announced that night curfew would continue.
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EIA 2020: Karnataka HC Says It Could Stay The Modi Govts Controversial Draft Green Law
If adequate publicity in local languages is not given to the proposed law and people are not allowed enough time for sending feedback, the notification could be stayed, said the court in an order.
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Bengaluru: Govt Clarifies On Lockdown Extension, Over 2,000 New Cases Reported
BBMP Commissioner BH Anil Kumar has been transferred and replaced by N Manjunatha Prasad.
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Lockdown In Bengaluru, Weekend Curbs In Uttar Pradesh: What You Need To Know
The confirmed number ofCovid-19 casesin India has increased to 8,49,553.
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Why Bengalurus Success In Containing Covid Was Short-Lived
Experts say the Karnataka capital is a case study in what can go wrong if authorities and residents lower their guard too soon.
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What Social Distancing? Karnataka Health Minister Draws Flak For Large Procession In Chitradurga
Minister B Sriramulu, who was not wearing a mask, later claimed wasn't a scheduled event.
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After Sadananda Gowda Flouted Quarantine Rules, Karnataka Govt Changed Guidelines To Match His Claims
The defiant Union minister had said on Monday that he was exempt from these rules because he was a minister.
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As Tejasvi Surya Defends Karnataka Govt, Trade Unions Move Court Against Train Cancellation
The AICCTU moved the Karnataka High Court on Wednesday asking for an urgent hearing
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Karnataka Govt Cancels Trains For Migrant Workers After Meeting With Builders
The state government wrote to the Railways, saying the trains requested earlier for migrant workers were no longer required.
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