An assistant conservator of forests (ACF), who was the immediate subordinate of arrested deputy conservator of forests, S. Muthaiah, has reportedly claimed that officials showed undue favour to “GJR

Already under close scrutiny by the Karnataka Lokayukta and Supreme Court-constituted Central Empowered Committee, the performance of the department of mines and geology in the state is now being thoroughly scanned by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG).

With general elections to the state Assembly just a year away, the BSR Party led by Independent MLA B. Sreeramulu is planning its political debut. Sources said that Sreeramulu may shift from Bellary

Its a case of so near and yet so far away. The Bengaluru International Airport (BIA) may have fulfilled the city's aspirations for better air connectivity with other cities around the country and the

The police on Tuesday denied permission for shooting of “Rowdy Rathore” at the World Heritage Site Hampi, following protests from the local activists and artists. Film unit comprising of director Prab

In a surprising turn of events, Rajya Sabha MP Anil H. Lad, considered an arch rival of jailed mine baron Gali Janardhan Reddy, has invited Independent MLA B. Sreeramulu to join the Congress instead o

After Friday’s all important CEC recommendation for a probe by the CBI into the deals between former CM B.S. Yeddyurappa and mining majors, all eyes are now on the Supreme Court which is expected to r

Mining in Karnataka may resume after the Supreme Court-appointed Central Empowered Committee in its final report submitted to the court on Thursday, recommended that ‘A’ and ‘B’ category mines may be

A team led by Bellary corporation commissioner, D L Narayan swung into action on Monday, disconnecting the unauthorised water connections of Ginni Cotton Mills in the city and warning the management

In the baking hotlands of Bellary, residents pay for that most basic necessity — water. In Mincheri, a small village in the district, each pot of water — about 10 litres — costs a whopping Rs 5.

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