Church-temple land clash in Raichur leaves two hurt
Two people were injured in a clash over the location of a church and an Anjaneya temple at Bichali Camp in Raichur taluk on Tuesday. The dispute, simmering for two months, escalated…
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Karnataka, Tamil Nadu push resolutions against NEET
More than 100 Karnataka intellectuals, including former Supreme Court judge Justice Gopalagowda, have urged Chief Minister D K Shivakumar to pass a resolution against NEET and the NTA in the monsoon session…
Three die in two separate Tumakuru road accidents
Three people died in two separate road accidents in Karnataka’s Tumakuru district between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The first crash killed Suhail Khan (28) and his wife Rihan Khan (24) when…
SC, ST, Muslims lowest pass rates in Karnataka exams
Cumulative data from the Karnataka School Education and Assessment Board for 2024-26, analysed by Deccan Herald, shows Scheduled Caste students had the lowest pass rate in PUC exams at 65.96 per cent.…
Arabica coffee crop threatened by deficit rain and pest attack
India's arabica coffee crop for 2026-27 faces damage from uneven monsoon rains and a rise in white stem borer pest infestation. Four key districts, Kodagu, Chikmagalur, Hassan and Wayanad, have recorded rainfall…
Bengaluru boy, 8, becomes youngest Indian to scale Kilimanjaro
Eight-year-old Samarth Disan from Bengaluru has become one of the youngest Indians to summit Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak at 5,895 metres. He reached the top last month after a seven-day trek…
SC orders Karnataka to set up new UAPA court, slams ‘absurd’ trial plan
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Karnataka government to provide infrastructure for an additional special court to exclusively handle UAPA cases on a day-to-day basis. A bench of Chief Justice Surya…
Cybersecurity is economic imperative, says Karnataka IT Secretary
N. Manjula, Secretary of Karnataka’s Department of Electronics, IT and BT, said on Wednesday that cybersecurity is no longer just a technology issue but an economic imperative and governance priority. She spoke…
Karnataka schools teach patriotism through khadi, charkha
Schools in Karnataka are weaving patriotism into daily routines beyond textbooks. Deccan Herald reports that children spin the charkha, wear khadi, and discuss Mahatma Gandhi’s teachings. These activities introduce students to the…
Tungabhadra dam, built with young nation’s hope, faces silt crisis
The Tungabhadra dam, one of India's largest masonry dams and a post-independence engineering marvel, now faces a severe silt accumulation threat. Built between 1947 and 1952 at a cost of about Rs…
