Are the agriculture reforms pro-farmer or anti-farmer?
The Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers’ Welfare, on its website, states that three bills aimed at transformation of agriculture and raising farmers’ income were introduced in the Lok Sabha to replace ordinances promulgated on 5th June, 2020. Legislations will enable barrier-free trade in agricultural produce and empower farmers to engage with investors of their choice, said Union Minister of Narendra Singh Tomar. These bills are..[By Philip Mudartha] [8 Comments]
Udupi: Lions Club, Moodubelle Conducts Medical Camp on Covid 19
In the age of Covid 19 when the entire world is being stressed under the deadly virus, the Lions Club of Moodubelle conducted ‘Covid 19 Awareness Camp’ on Sunday, 27 September 2020 at 10.30 am in the Lions Seva Bhavan in order
Udupi: Cool House Constructions, premier builder realises your dream house to near perfection
You have a long cherished dream of building house that would soon be a reality by city-based premier builder – Cool House Constructions. There are a very few builders who would have the expertise to build your dream house.
Karnataka’s Covid tally crosses 5.4-lakh with 6,997 new cases
Bengaluru registered 3,547 fresh cases, taking its tally to 2,04,275 till date, including 39,971 active cases, while 3,536 were discharged in the last 24 hours and 4,37,910 since March 8 when the pandemic broke in the state. With 23 deaths due to the infection during the day,
PM tells K’taka to increase testing, surveillance to contain Covid
Advocating a mission mode approach over the next six months, Modi called for strict enforcement in containment zones across the state to check the virus spread. “Re-test all symptomatic negative results of anti-gen tests and ensure wide publicity on precautionary measures..
Karnataka Assembly passes Bill approving 30% pay cut for ministers, MLAs
Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister J C Madhuswamy proposed the Karnataka Salaries and Allowances of Members, Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly (Amendment Bill), 2020 on Tuesday,
K’taka awaits Centre’s nod to lift export ban on B’lore Rose onion
Stung by the export ban on all varieties of bulbs, including Bangalore Rose onion by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade on September 14, state Horticulture Minister Narayan Gowda on Monday wrote to Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to lift the ban at the earliest,
UN faces crisis of confidence, must fix outdated structures: Modi
In an under-4 minute video message, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi showed United Nations the mirror and urged it to take a long, hard look at its “crisis of confidence” while ratcheting up the call for a new template of multilateralism that “reflects today’s realities”..
Heavy rains, flash floods wreak havoc in Karnataka; normal life disrupted
With most reservoirs/dams across rivers Cauvery, Kabini, Hemavathy, Tunga, Bhadra, Harangi and Krishna filling up to the brim, the state Water Resources Department released excess water from them, leading to heavy outflows..
Udupi: SAMPADA Distributes Financial Assistance to Students for Higher Education
SAMPADA, the Socio-Economic Commission of the Udupi Diocese, in association with Kuwait Canara Welfare Association (KCWA) Kuwait and GorettiStichting, Netherlands distributed Educational Loan and..
Karnataka’s Covid tally crosses 5 lakh
Bengaluru, which is the epicentre of the disease in the state, registered 3,623 cases during the day, taking its tally to 1,87,705, including 41,914 active cases, while 1,43,198 patients were discharged till date, with 2,725 in the last 24 hours.
KSRTC to operate buses to Maharashtra from Sept 22
"As lockdown has been relaxed, KSRTC will restart the operations to Maharashtra State from September 22," the statement read. The services will be operated from Bengaluru, Davangere, Mangaluru and various other places of the state keeping in view the density of passengers,
No regular classes in schools from Sep 21: Karnataka Education Minister - Suresh Kumar
Speaking to reporters after inaugurating the Central Library in Mysuru, Kumar said that the state government is awaiting the Union government’s approval for resuming regular classes.
DJ Halli violence: CSOs appeal B’luru police to widen probe
Alleging inaction by Facebook and the City Police, a fact-finding committee formed by several Bengaluru based civil society organisations (CSOs) appealed to the Bengaluru City Police to widen the scope of investigation against the alleged Facebook post believed to have led to the same.
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