Karnataka
Coverage of Karnataka in the Nexus archive.
- Karnataka CEO denies ‘mass SIR’ charge, says roll revision is proceeding as per ECI norms
The Karnataka CEO has denied allegations of a 'mass SIR' (Special Inclusion Request) charge and stated that the roll revision process is proceeding in accordance with Election Commission of India (ECI) guidelines.
- Operation Numkhor: Customs seize two more SUVs from Karnataka
Customs seized two Toyota Land Cruisers from Bengaluru as part of Operation Numkhor, increasing the total number of vehicles seized to 60.
- Karnataka rains: People told not to visit hills, rivers, waterfalls in Sakleshpur
Residents in Sakleshpur, Karnataka, are advised to avoid hills, rivers, and waterfalls due to increased rainfall causing slippery ground and heightened water flow. The warning highlights the dangers posed by the current conditions.
- Maharashtra CM assures arecanut traders of releasing trucks from Karnataka seized by FDA
Maharashtra CM assures arecanut traders that trucks seized by FDA from Karnataka will be released. Over 50 trucks carrying arecanut were stopped by FDA officials in June.
- Allegations of school students being used for SIR voter verification in Karnataka
Allegations have emerged in Karnataka regarding the use of school students for SIR voter verification. The incident is reported to have occurred in Gokak, located in Belagavi district.
- Red gram farmers watch saplings wilt, hope wither as Karnataka awaits rains
Red gram farmers in Karnataka face wilting saplings and withering hope due to a deficit monsoon. Cotton fields in Raichur and Yadgir are also suffering, with the next fortnight critical for the kharif season's outcome.
- In Karnataka, an Opposition ridden with factions
The Karnataka State BJP unit is dealing with groupism and increasing mistrust. The situation highlights internal factional challenges within the party.
- Tiptur coconut and three more products from Karnataka set to get GI tag
Tiptur coconut and three additional products from Karnataka are set to receive Geographical Indication (GI) tags, recognizing their regional origin and quality.
- Karnataka rain: All 22 crest gates of Tunga dam at Gajanur opened to release excess water
All 22 crest gates of Tunga dam in Gajanur, Karnataka, have been opened to release excess water. Officials have restricted tourist entry despite interest in visiting the site.
- Penalty for late admission for PUC students abolished in Karnataka
The government of Karnataka has abolished the penalty for late admission to PU colleges. Previously, students enrolling late in 2018-19 were charged ₹670 to ₹2,220.
- Will assess rain deficiency, drought across Karnataka: Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar
Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar will assess rain deficiency and drought conditions in Karnataka. His visit to Kalyana Karnataka aims to gather firsthand information on the current situation.
- Karnataka rains: Schools closed in parts of Malnad region
Schools and anganwadi centres in Koppa, Sringeri, and Mudigere taluks of Chikkamagaluru district in Karnataka's Malnad region remained closed on July 7 due to heavy rains.
- About 100 people from Karnataka in attendance at Ayatollah Khamenei’s funeral in Tehran
About 100 people from Karnataka attended Ayatollah Khamenei’s funeral in Tehran. The event took place in Tehran.
- Street vendors in Bengaluru will be relocated, not displaced: Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar
Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar announced that street vendors in Bengaluru will be relocated to alternative spaces instead of being displaced. Registered vendors will receive pushcarts, and sufficient funds are guaranteed for the New Anubhava Mantapa project at Basavakalyan.
- Karnataka: H.D. Kumaraswamy accuses Congress government of plotting to derail HMT revival package
H.D. Kumaraswamy accuses the Congress government of attempting to derail the HMT revival package. The claim is centered on the political implications of the HMT project in Karnataka.
- Tungabhadra dam gets new crest gates, but weak monsoon threatens paddy crop, survival of rice mills in Karnataka
A weak monsoon has left the Tungabhadra reservoir nearly empty, threatening this year’s paddy crop and the economy built around premium Sona Masuri rice in Karnataka. Despite new crest gates at the dam, the situation remains critical for rice mills and agricultural livelihoods.
- CET 2026: Mock seat allotment results announced in Karnataka
The mock seat allotment results for CET 2026 have been announced in Karnataka, allowing candidates until July 9 to add, modify, or delete their options.
- SIR in Karnataka: NDA alleges BLOs filling enumeration forms in community halls, mosques, and even their own residences
NDA in Karnataka alleges that Booth Level Officers (BLOs) are filling enumeration forms in community halls, mosques, and their own residences. The NDA delegation requested re-verification of all forms via door-to-door visits and legal action against officials and political functionaries involved in the irregularities.
- Remain patient, Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar tells ministerial aspirants
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar advises ministerial aspirants to remain patient. The statement is directed at individuals seeking ministerial positions.
- Upper Bhadra Project will be completed by 2028: Karnataka Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy
The Upper Bhadra Project in Karnataka is set to be completed by 2028, as announced by Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy.
- Karnataka: Distribution of enumeration forms for SIR crosses 50% mark
In Karnataka, the distribution of enumeration forms for SIR has surpassed the 50% milestone. The progress indicates significant advancement in the enumeration process.
- Good conduct earns freedom for 24 life convicts across Karnataka
24 life convicts in Karnataka were released due to good conduct. The decision highlights a reward system for prisoners exhibiting positive behavior.
- Gujarat Police rescue missing teen from Karnataka after five-month search
Gujarat Police rescued a missing teen from Karnataka after a five-month search. Operation Milap, a month-long campaign, was extended by 10 days following its completion.
- Karnataka receives 600 applications for registration of homestays in a month
Karnataka received 600 applications for registration of homestays in a month.
- SOP implemented in four trekking trails in Kudremukh Wildlife Division in Karnataka
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been implemented in four trekking trails—Netravathi, Kudremukh, Kurinjal, and Gandikal—within the Kudremukh Wildlife Division in Karnataka.
- Storage precarious across Karnataka reservoirs; hopes pinned on rains in July, August
Storage levels in Karnataka's major reservoirs are at 21% of their installed capacity, raising concerns. Reliance is placed on rains in July and August to alleviate the situation.
- Government school built with CSR funds inaugurated in Vijayapura in Karnataka
A government school constructed using CSR funds was inaugurated in Vijayapura, Karnataka. The school features a STEM lab and Nali Kali rooms.
- Karnataka urges Centre to expand prescribed quantity of Totapuri mangoes under PDPS to support farmers
Karnataka is requesting the Centre to increase the prescribed quantity of Totapuri mangoes under the PDPS scheme to support farmers. The current maximum quantity allowed under the scheme is 1,30,000 metric tonnes.
- Cabinet sub-committee will decide on cloud seeding: Karnataka Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil
A Cabinet sub-committee will decide on cloud seeding in Karnataka. Sharan Prakash Patil, the state's Medical Education Minister, made the announcement.
- Over 2.01 crore Enumeration Forms distributed as SIR gathers pace in Karnataka
The Election Commission has distributed over 2.01 crore Enumeration Forms in Karnataka as part of the SIR process, with 12,07,432 forms digitized and 54,823 electors submitting their forms online so far.
- Tata Power withdraws application seeking licence for parallel distribution of electricity in Karnataka
Tata Power has withdrawn its application for a parallel electricity distribution license in Karnataka. Bescom had previously raised objections citing legal noncompliance, network deficiencies, consumer protection risks, and competition concerns.
- Can Karnataka balance economic growth and farmers’ rights? | Decode Karnataka
The article explores the challenge of balancing economic growth with the protection of farmers' rights in Karnataka. It questions how townships can be developed without resorting to land acquisition.
- BJP urges Karnataka Chief Minister to declare drought in affected taluks and take relief measures on war footing
BJP urges Karnataka Chief Minister to declare drought in affected taluks and take relief measures on war footing.
- Karnataka: RTCs asked to submit report on losses following fuel price hike
Karnataka's Regional Transport Corporations (RTCs) have been directed to submit reports detailing losses caused by a recent fuel price hike. The order highlights the financial impact of rising fuel costs on state transport operations.
- Karnataka set for rollout of VB-G RAM G scheme
The VB-G RAM G scheme is set to roll out in Karnataka after legal clearances were granted, as the state government issued a notification on Thursday. The rollout comes ahead of a meeting of RDPR Ministers convened by the Centre in Delhi.
- Protocol violations alleged as SIR exercise enters third day in Karnataka
Protocol violations are alleged as the SIR exercise enters its third day in Karnataka. The article highlights concerns over adherence to procedures during the exercise.
- Energy Dept. in Karnataka to generate July power bill based on three-month average usage
The Energy Department in Karnataka will generate July power bills based on the average usage of the previous three months.
- Farmers demand to control foam in Krishnagiri’s Kelavarapalli Dam
Farmers are demanding action to control foam accumulation in Krishnagiri’s Kelavarapalli Dam, which has been ongoing since June 2026 following rain in Karnataka that increased dam inflow.
- SIR begins in Karnataka: Here’s everything you need to know
SIR has begun in Karnataka, and the article outlines key information about its implementation. The focus is on providing details relevant to the state's residents.
- Guarantee schemes: Verification alone may not save much to Karnataka’s exchequer
Verification processes for guarantee schemes in Karnataka may not significantly reduce financial burdens on the state exchequer. Government sources emphasize that rationalizing eligibility criteria is crucial for effective cost management.