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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.
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.
A heartbreaking incident has taken place in Dakshina Kannada. 5-year-old twin brothers have died after falling into a lake near their home. This tragedy, which happened while they were playing, has left the family in shock. An atmosphere of mourning has been created among the locals. Here are the complete details of the incident.
The state government's guarantee scheme review campaign has been launched and officials will visit every house to review the information of the beneficiaries of the Grihalakshmi scheme. During this time, a self-declaration letter will be obtained from the owners and the eligibility of the scheme and the accuracy of the information will be ensured.
In the backdrop of JDS' defeat in the council elections, HD Kumaraswamy's response on cross-voting of MLAs has caused a debate in the political circles. Here are the key points of his statement
The Tamil Nadu Assembly has unanimously urged the central government not to give any approval to the Mekedatu dam project proposed by Karnataka. The political debate over the sharing of Cauvery river water has intensified again, and this resolution has given a new twist to the water dispute between the two South Indian states.
Amidst heated discussions within the party over cross-voting in the council elections, BJP state president B.Y. Vijayendra has formed a fact-finding team to ascertain the truth behind the incident.
Tamil Nadu has again expressed opposition to the Mekedatu project, to which Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar responded and said that the project will continue without any harm to the state's interests. He also clarified that talks are the solution to all confusions and that Karnataka is ready for discussions with the Tamil Nadu government.
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