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Amidst the debates that the BJP has backed down from its stand regarding the oath-taking of MLAs in Dharmasthala, Leader of Opposition in the Assembly R. Ashok has clarified. He said that the party has not backed down from any decision and alleged that the issue is being portrayed politically wrongly. His statement on the Dharmasthala oath-taking controversy has led to a new debate in state politics.
A strange situation has arisen at Hidkal Dam, which supplies electricity to many parts of the state. The power supply to the office of the Irrigation Corporation, which is an important center for power generation and irrigation management, has been cut off, and the staff is working in the dark. This poor arrangement in an office that provides services to the public has exposed the negligence of the administration and has led to anger among the locals.
MP Tejaswi Surya has launched a scathing attack on the government over the grant issue related to Bangalore road development. He has alleged that the city's infrastructure problems are being ignored and questioned that there is injustice in the distribution of funds required for road development. This issue has led to a new debate in state politics, with arguments and counter-arguments over the grant policy.
A request has been made to the government to increase the ticket fares of Karnataka's KSRTC and BMTC buses by 25%. If this proposal is implemented, it is likely to increase the travel of lakhs of passengers. Everyone's attention is on what the government's decision will be.
Vijendra criticized the Congress and Rahul Gandhi, saying, "For weeks, the Congress and Rahul Gandhi have been trying to use the issue of students and exams as a political weapon. But when students need real sensitivity and basic responsibility, the Congress has given more priority to showing its political power than their future," he alleged.
Patients and the public visiting government hospitals will get a significant facility. UT Khader said that a 24×7 helpline will be launched to quickly resolve problems, lack of services and other complaints faced by hospitals. This new system will provide a quick response to patient complaints and is expected to further improve the quality of service in government hospitals.
The Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rain warning in Karnataka. Varuna's arrival is likely to continue in coastal and Malnad parts, and an alert has been declared for 13 districts of the state. People have been advised to be careful as there is a possibility of heavy rains in the coming days.
This time, the monsoon rains have failed in North Karnataka, and agricultural activities have been severely hampered due to lack of rain. The sown crops have reached the stage of drying up without water, and farmers are facing serious difficulties. The condition of the food grains is becoming difficult day by day due to the cost of sowing, water scarcity and weather anomalies. This time, the monsoon has brought disappointment to the farmers who were expecting rain.
The lack of expected attendance at the Dakshina Kannada District Magistrate's Office even after CM DK's instructions has led to discussion. The office was found almost empty during working hours, raising questions about administrative discipline and staff performance. There is also suspicion in the public sphere that there is negligence in the implementation of government instructions. In this context, attention is being drawn to the functioning of the district administration.
MES has once again expressed its anger against the mandatory Kannada order in Belgaum, creating a tense situation in the city. There is a heated debate going on locally regarding this incident.
The political developments leading up to the formation of the BJP government in Karnataka in 2019 have come under discussion again. Former minister K.S. Eshwarappa’s recent statement has led to a new controversy in the political circles, raising questions again about the allegation of ‘buying 17 MLAs’.
The counting of the hundi of the historic Huligemma Temple has been completed, and the donations that have poured in from devotees have drawn attention. Officials said that more than 1 crore rupees have been collected in the temple's hundi in the last 20 days. It is learnt that this donation amount, which reflects the devotion and faith of the devotees, will be used for the development of the temple and religious works.
A march was led by Nikhil Kumaraswamy to protest against the Bidadi Township project. The march, supported by local farmers and groups opposing the project, raised concerns about the project's impact. The protests have intensified, citing fears of losing land, impact on the environment and threat to the livelihood of locals.
The war of words is once again raging in Karnataka politics. After the council elections, CM DK Shivakumar's political strategy is being described as 'Chanakya strategy', opposition leader R Ashok has given a sharp response. "Chanakya is a strategist of nation building, not a symbol of horse trading," he said, launching a scathing attack on the Congress leadership.
Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge has given important advice to B.K. Hariprasad, who took charge as the new KPCC president. He has instructed him to use the party organization, maintain constant contact with the workers and respond to the problems of the people. Kharge stressed that the party needs to be made stronger to face the upcoming political challenges.
I will call a legislative meeting this week and find out who betrayed the party and the mother. Strict action will be taken against those who crossed the line," said BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra
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