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Nagendraâs âpeopleâs courtâ: A bid to reclaim political ground (opens the original)
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Minister B. Nagendraâs announcement that he is ready to resign as MLA and seek a fresh mandate from the people appears to be a calculated attempt to take a controversy that has threatened to overshadow his political career to what he repeatedly described as the âpeopleâs court.â Mr. Nagendra, facing allegations in connection with the alleged financial irregularities in the Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation, believes that the Ballari Rural by-election wou
Did a letter trigger a national policy change expanding postal life insurance cover? (opens the original)
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A policy change does not always originate in a conference hall or a government office. At times, it is sparked by a citizen’s voice calling for something better. A letter written by Anche Kotresh, an activist from Kotturu and a serving postmaster at Huvina Hadagali in Vijayanagara district, to Union Minister for Communications Jyotiraditya M. Scindia on June 22 is one such effort. He urged the Minister to introduce an Urban Postal Life Insurance (UPLI) scheme for city residents along the lines o
Tungabhadra dam gets new crest gates but weak monsoon threatens paddy crop, rice mills in Karnataka (opens the original)
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For thousands of farmers across the fertile Tungabhadra Left Bank Canal command area in the Raichur and Koppal districts of Karnataka, trouble has come for the third year in a row. Two years ago, they reluctantly gave up the second paddy crop after one of the crest gates of the Tungabhadra dam was washed away when the reservoir was full. In 2025 too, they sacrificed another crop as the government undertook the replacement of all the dam’s ageing crest gates. This year, however, nature itself has
Situation grim, but recent rains in Maharashtra have raised some hope in north Karnataka (opens the original)
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The delayed monsoon has caused great concern among farmers in north Karnataka, with the dry spell already reducing the percentage of sowing. However, rainfall in several districts over the past week and heavy showers in Maharashtra have led to increased inflows into reservoirs, resulting in a rise in sowing coverage. All districts of Kalyana Karnataka and Kittur Karnataka have recorded rainfall deficits, though the extent varies widely. While Belagavi district, which receives an average of 1,450
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