Revenue deficit, COVID-19 burden and industry distress leave State on edge

Medical camps will be conducted in the five villages around the plant, says Muttamsetti

A large number of people from the State stuck at various places: Malayalees Association

Mines Director assures timely support to complete construction of colonies

Jagan stresses screening of all suspect cases

‘Long-term impact on patients’ health needs to be assessed’

‘TDP president politicising the gas leak tragedy’

Minister for Agriculture Kurasala Kannababu on Saturday said that distribution of seeds would be done in villages from this year and farmers need not

BJP State president Kanna Lakshminarayana wrote a letter to Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy demanding an inquiry into the gas leak incident at L

About 82 lakh National Food Security Act (NFSA) ration card holders covering 2.68 crore people would be benefited under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalya

A group headed to Bhubaneswar is now housed in shelters

Additional police forces deployed at Polavarm; situation under control, says police

Central team from AIIHPH arrives

The district has regular transactions with traders in Tamil Nadu

Three persons were killed on the spot when the SUV in which they were travelling skidded off the road and overturned in a rocky terrain, 300 metres aw

They complain of poor facilities and lack of food

India has reported over 59,000 coronavirus (COVID-19) cases till date. On the 46th day of the nationwide lockdown, the active coronavirus cases stand

‘They should have been empowered to demarcate containment zones’

A black chapter in the exploitation of farmers: Surjewala.

Screening booths to be set up in government-run facilities; contact tracing measures strengthened

State registers 48 deaths, the highest in a day

Injustice to stranded workers if permission is denied, Amit Sah tells Mamata

Amid prevalent chaos and uncertainty over access to the essential services and commodities during the lockdown, we bring you the latest updates from Hyderabad.

Draft has alarming clauses including the concept of post facto clearance, it says.

5 groups set up in National Task Force

Following the formula of graded relaxation of the lockdown, the State government has allowed garment factories located outside containment zones to c

A total of 2.1 lakh tonnes of foodgrains per month has been allotted under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY) to Karnataka for thre

The police on Thursday night sent back 90 migrant workers, from U.P., Rajasthan and Bihar, after they were found at Gundia check-post travelling in tw

A train with 1,140 migrant workers left Mangaluru Junction for Jharkhand on Saturday evening. The workers, who had registered on the Seva Sindhu app,

As many as 289 migrant workers from Shivamogga district working outside the State who have returned to their native areas in the past one week have be

The police registered a case against a person for negligent act likely to spread disease, and not having a pass to enter Udupi district on May 8. Acco

A one-and-a-half year old infant died after accidentally consuming paint thinner in Balekundri, Bujurg village in Belagavi district on Saturday. The p

Five Shramik Special trains — four from Bengaluru and one from Mangaluru — left for north Indian States on Saturday from Karnataka to ferry migrant wo

Opposing any increase in working hours for labourers in Karnataka, the Joint Committee of Trade Unions (JCTU), an umbrella organisation of nine trade

More than 3,500 bars and restaurants, and about 1,300 bars attached to hotels offering boarding and lodging facilities, opened on Saturday to clear t

42 new cases reported, including 12 from Bengaluru Urban

A 45-year-old man (P-764), who worked at a hotel in Padarayanapura in Bengaluru and returned to his hometown in Sira of Tumakuru district on May 4, te

The State government is considering relaxing some key labour laws meant to protect the interests of workers in Karnataka, including those which govern

Much to the embarrassment of Medical Education Minister K. Sudhakar and Davangere district in charge Minister Byrathi Basavaraj, Lok Sabha member G.M.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, even as the state has entered the Green Zone, for the South Goa mining belt residents, it is the fear of being run over by a mining truck that is keeping them indoors.

Goa police has decided to conduct random checks at government offices, shops and public places and act against those who do not wear masks and follow social distancing norms.

After increasing the value added tax (VAT) on petrol in April, the state government on Saturday hiked VAT on diesel to 22%, pushing the fuel’s price up by Rs 2.05 per litre.