B.S. Satish Kumar
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IAT recommends pension or life insurance cover for farmers to insulate from distress (opens the original)
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SHIVAMOGGA KARNATAKA 16/09/2026 : A farmer walk in dry agriculture land, Shivamogga district, in Karnataka, which is facing drought. Photo - S.K. Dinesh | Photo Credit: S.K. Dinesh The Institution of Agricultural Technologists (IAT) has recommended to Karnataka government to consider introducing Farmers’ Pension Scheme or Farmers’ Life Insurance Scheme among other measures to support farmers as well as agricultural sector during distress like drought. The IAT, which is a policy advocacy body wit
CWMA upholds order for Karnataka to release 4,000 cusecs of water a day to T.N. for 15 days (opens the original)
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Karnataka, reeling under drought, received a jolt on Thursday with the Cauvery Water management Authority (CWMA) endorsing the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee’s (CWRC) order to ensure flows at a rate of 4,000 cusecs a day for the next 15 days to Tamil Nadu. The releases, which have to commence from September 24, would amount to a total of 5.18 tmcft. Earlier Karnataka pleaded before the CWMA that it was not in a position to ensure any further release of water from the Cauvery reservoirs as it
IIHR trying to promote avocado-based industries along with cultivation to reduce imports worth â¹1000-cr. a year (opens the original)
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Every year, India imports avocado-related produce worth about â¹1,000 crore, though the country is gradually catching up in the production of the fruit. The imports are not confined to avocado fruits and planting material, but also include a range of products made from avocado, including oil and cosmetics. The uses of avocado go beyond milkshakes and guacamole. The Hessarghatta-based Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR) has embarked on an initiative to reduce imports of avocado and
Karnataka directed to release 6,000 cusecs of water a day to Tamil Nadu (opens the original)
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The Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA), which met in Delhi on Tuesday, has upheld the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee’s (CWRC) direction to Karnataka to ensure flows to the neighbouring Tamil Nadu at a rate of 6,000 cusecs a day for the next 15 days. The CWRC had issued this direction earlier in the day and Karnataka had challenged it before the CWMA. However, the CWMA endorsed the CWRC’s decision and asked Karnataka to ensure a flow of 6,000 cusecs a day at Biligundlu inter-State wate
Nagendraâs resignation comes as a morale booster for Karnataka BJP as it tastes first âpolitical victoryâ against new regime (opens the original)
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The resignation of Minister B. Nagendra within 25 days of being sworn in has come as a much-needed shot in the arm for the Opposition BJP, which had taken up vociferous protest throughout the just-concluded Monsoon Session of the State legislature demanding his ouster on the grounds that he has been chargesheeted in the case of embezzlement of funds meant for the welfare of Scheduled Tribe communities. The Opposition BJP, which had come under attack from its own cadre as well as the Central lead
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