Karnataka government eases COVID-19 restrictions, allows cinema theatres to operate
India | July 18, 2021 14:58 ISTHigher educational institutions like colleges and universities were also given the nod to start from July 26.
Higher educational institutions like colleges and universities were also given the nod to start from July 26.
Karnataka CM B.S. Yediyurappa on Saturday announced the ‘Chief Minister's Bala Seva Scheme' for the welfare of children orphaned due to Covid -19
After Karnataka government announced a 14-day curfew in the state amid the raging pandemic, a long queue was seen outside a liquor shop in Bengaluru.
Chairperson of Infosys Foundation, Sudha Murty has urged the Karnataka government to take steps to shut malls and theatres, saying the coronavirus multiplies in air-conditioned areas.
Companies have been asked to promote good respiratory hygiene and ensure the availability of surgical masks and paper tissues at workplaces only for those who develop a running nose or cough at work along with closed bins for their hygienic disposal.
Karnataka government has announced the result of Karnataka Graduate Primary Teacher Result 2019, candidates who appeared in the examination can check and download their result on schooleducation.kar.nic.in.
The cabinet also gave approval for construction of tourist plaza at Pattadakallu, an UNESCOWorld Heritage sitein Bagalkote district at estimated cost of Rs 29.25 crore for tourism development.
The CBI has also been asked to 'identify and investigate persons involved in the illegal activities in connection with affairs of IMA, Bengaluru and its group entities.'
Amid an ongoing political crisis in Karnataka, Section 144 has been imposed at the state assembly Vidhana Soudha from 11 to 14 July, according to ANI reports. It prohibits an assembly of more than 4 people in an area.
CM H.D. Kumaraswamy government in Karnataka could be asked to prove its majority in the Assembly on July 17 by Speaker K.R. Ramesh Kumar who refused on Tuesday to accept resignations of all the 13 Congress and JD-S legislators
The JD-S-Congress government in Karnataka was on the brink of collapse on Monday as an Independent legislator resigned from the Cabinet and withdrew his support to the ruling coalition, which has already been hit by the resignations by over a dozen MLAs of the two parties.
On Tuesday, Karnataka Minister DK Shivakumar emphasised that the state government is “stable” and will complete its full term.
Nobody was above the party, he said, adding whether one was a panchayat member or MLA or Minister, “if anybody is working against the interest of the party in the future, we are going to take it very, very seriously.”
The project, that will cover an area of around 400 acres and cost Rs 1200 crore, is likely to kick off within the next couple of months and completed within the next two years, says the report.
The step is taken after repeated complaints about doctors not turning up for work. To mainly monitor attendance of permanent staff, the new system will be rolled out.
CM Kumaraswamy said there are a few issues regarding the setting up of the Cauvery Management Board which have to be sorted out before it starts functioning
Kumaraswamy reportedly told Congress leaders that it has been the convention in coalition government in Karnataka to allow the junior partner to keep the finance portfolio.
Karnataka Assembly Floor Test Live Telecast: Two days after taking oath as the new chief minister of Karnataka, BJP leader B S Yeddyurappa will have to take trust vote at 4 pm today to prove majority in the state Assembly, as ordered by the Supreme Court on Friday.
Karnataka Assembly Election Floor Test: B S Yeddyurappa on Saturday resigned as the chief minister ahead of the floor test in the state assembly, as was directed by the Supreme Court on Friday.
Objecting to Bopaiah's appointment as pro-tem speaker, Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi said, "What the BJP has done is against the rule book. Ideally the senior most leader is supposed to hold that position."
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