NEWS SCAN The New Year’s eve sexual attacks against female revellers in Bengaluru may have generated nationwide outrage, but most such cases end up with no punishment: No more than one in 100 cases registered in Karnataka under Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code
NEWS SCAN The Karnataka legislature on decided to release water from the Cauvery basin reservoirs to the state’s farmers as the storage has increased by about 6.5 thousand million cubic feet due to rains. Though it is not mentioned in the resolution, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah told the legislative assembly that
NEWS SCAN Karnataka may comply with the Supreme Court order to release water at the rate of 6,000 cusecs a day to Tamil Nadu till the next hearing on Friday. This follows the apex court’s directive to the Attorney General to convene a meeting of
NEWS SCAN Operations of e-marketplace operators such as Flipkart, Amazon.in, Snapdeal and Paytm, among others, have taken a major hit as riots over Cauvery water sharing brought Bengaluru to a standstill. As the city woefully limped back to some semblance of normalcy after Section 144
NEWS SCAN The Karnataka government on filed its reply in the Supreme Court to the Tamil Nadu government’s plea for an urgent judicial direction to Bengaluru for releasing 50.052 thousand million cubic feet of Cauvery water from its reservoirs to feed the agricultural lands of
NEWS SCAN The Supreme Court refused permission to Vedanta Group to export iron ore mined from Karnataka while allowing National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) to continue with the dual pricing of the minerals.A Bench headed by Justice Ranjan Gogoi said in its verdict that NMDC
NEWS SCAN The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on the Karnataka government’s appeal challenging acquittal of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and three others in a corruption case even as Karnataka sought attachment of assets of the six companies used for channelizing the alleged ill-gotten
NEWS SCAN Acquiring assets “per se” is not a crime unless the sources are found to be illegal, the Supreme Court today said while Karnataka maintained that the High Court order acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in the assets case is “perverse”. In