Karnataka Budget 2026-27: What does Bengaluru get?
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DMK prepares for a major rally in Tiruchi, with Stalin launching the election campaign at the 12th State conference.
Former Minister Vellamandi N. Natarajan is appointed as AIADMK organisation secretary after rejoining the party.
Pinarayi Vijayan criticizes the Indian government's submission to imperial powers over US-Israel strikes on Iran at a rally.
The BJP and the JD (S) criticised the State Budget presented by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday as one that burdened people by increasing pubic debt.
Protecting crowds from the scorching sun at election rallies in Madurai is essential for public safety and comfort.
Indian airlines have repatriated 15,000 passengers from West Asia amid escalating conflict, with 51 flights scheduled for March 7.
Karnataka's Budget emphasizes industrial growth, supporting MSMEs, and boosting investment opportunities for innovation and employment statewide.
Pondicherry University is set to launch a new postgraduate programme in hospitality management next academic year, enhancing industry-relevant education.
Iran urges India to question the U.S. about targeting Iranian ships, emphasizing diplomacy as the solution to conflict.
Bengaluru’s Victoria Hospital faces surprise renaming proposal in the Budget, leaving doctors and patients taken aback.
Celebrations ahead of International Women's Day featured games, recognitions, and empowerment initiatives for women in Visakhapatnam.
Hyderabad's CM highlights Musi river restoration as key to urban renewal, aiming for a cleaner, vibrant, and connected city.
Finnish President Stubb urges caution to avoid global conflict, backing the U.S. while criticizing its actions in West Asia.