Bengaluru, Sept 29: Legislative Council elections to four Graduate Constituency seats in Karnataka will be held on October 28. This is the first election that will be held in Karnataka after Covid-19 lockdown.
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As covid-19 cases surge, IMA urges Kerala CM to declare health emergency
Thiruvananthapuram, Sept 29: With the test positivity rate reaching 12.59 per cent and Kerala witnessing a surge in COVID-19 cases, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Tuesday requested the Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to declare a health emergency in the state.
ICMR now flags chances of Chinese ‘Cat Que Virus’ in India
New Delhi, Sept 29: ICMR scientists have flagged presence of another Chinese virus called 'Cat Que Virus', which has a "potential" to cause disease in India, even as it grapples with the Covidpandemic. CQV can cause febrile illnesses, meningitis and paediatric encephalitis in humans.
Vehicles get swept away as heavy rain causes massive floods in UAE
Sharjah, Sept 29: Four Emirati motorists nearly drowned in a wadi in Sharjah when their vehicles were swept away in a flood on Monday afternoon, according to reports. They managed to quickly escape their cars as the water started getting in.
Govt forces ‘Power TV’ to go off air after it airs sting on ‘corruption’ by CM’s family; staff shell-shocked
Bengaluru, Sept 29: In what can be termed as a direct assault on media freedom, the authorities have forced a private channel in Karnataka go off air by seizing all the computers and other equipment from its office and blocking its social media accounts, after it aired news about the involvement of members of Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa’s family in acts of corruption.
Udupi's historic Krishna mutt thrown open for devotees
Udupi, Sept 29: The famous Krishna mutt in Udupi, which was closed for six months due to the COVID-19 pandemic was thrown open for devotees on Tuesday.
Cong instigating farmers against govt for being out of power: Nalin Kumar Kateel
Belagavi, Sept 29: Karnataka BJP chief and Dakshina Kannada MP Nalin Kumar Kateel alleged that Congress has been fuelling protests and instigating the farmers against land reforms and APMC Act for being out of power in the state and Centre and not being able to digest it.
Bengaluru doesn't belong to militants: Kumaraswamy slams Tejasvi Surya
Bengaluru, Sept 29: Slamming BJP MP Tejasvi Surya over his recent comments that Bengaluru has become the "epicentre of terror activities", former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy on Tuesday said the remark is a disgrace to the city, which "does not belong to militants".
Karnataka hasn't taken decision on school reopening yet: S Suresh Kumar
Bengaluru, Sept 29: Karnataka government has not taken any decision regarding reopening of schools amid the coronavirus pandemic, said State Education Minister S Suresh Kumar on Tuesday.
Mixed response to Karnataka shutdown, as BJP, Congress spar over bills
Bengaluru, Sep 29: The day-long shutdown by the farmers and others on Monday evoked mixed response in Karnataka amid tight security, even as the ruling BJP and opposition Congress sparred over the bills to amend the APMC Act and the Land Reforms Act.