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Trawling ban: Fishermen take the plunge
The trawling ban that fishermen once opposed is welcomed by them now. The end of the ban will be marked by a major competition on Tuesday night where 1100 fishing vessels will vie for the big catch.
Panic at Jagadish Shettars house as DSS men sneak in
A group of Dalit Sangharsh Samithi (DSS) activists allegedly sneaked into Cauvery, the Chief Ministers official residence, in the wee hours of Monday and created panic among the security staff.
Government tables Land Revenue Bill in Council
The BJP government tabled the Karnataka Land Revenue (Amendment) Bill 2012 in Legislative Council on Wednesday.
City water woes set to worsen
In June, July, it rained for just 7 days in Blore
Of bees and hives
Three-day arts and culture festival at city hotel is intended to be an ode to the bee for its vital role in the ecosystem
Consumer protection mandatory at all levels
Consumer protection is mandatory at all levels, said R Kamaraj, State Minister for Food, Civil Supplies, Consumer Protection and Price Control.
