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Noted astrologer SK Jain predicted that the turmoil in Karnataka politics would continue for few more days and problems would be solved after the lunar eclipse on July 16. According to Jain, the problem started for the Congress-JDS government after chief minister Kumaraswamy left for the US without proper consultation with astrologers

The Karnataka coalition that is likely to sink anytime with many legislators withdrawing their support to the HD Kumaraswamy government, it will be a huge blow for the BBMP ruling coalition too as JDS-Congress rule will receive a body blow in September

 Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has decided to operate extra buses between various destinations in Kerala and Bengaluru. This move has led to private bus operators in Kerala launching an indefinite strike. This and more in today’s (June 25) Bengaluru Night Cap
 

After months of speculation, the Karnataka government had finally made a shakeup in the police department. Among the major changes, Alok Kumar, additional commissioner of police gets rewarded as Bengaluru city police commissioner. He is set to take charge from T Suneel Kumar, who will now be serving as ADGP (recruitment)

Padmashri Awardee Salumarada Thimmakka requested the chief minister HD Kumaraswamy not to cut trees for road widening. Government had identified 287 trees to be cut.

CM Kumaraswamy took to Twitter to clarify his stand on licenses to new liquor shops and said that the news is fake. When I was the Chief Minister in 2006, I had banned lottery and country liquor in the state. So, how can one even come to a conclusion that I will give direction to open new liquor shops, he questioned.

During Siddaramaiah's regime as chief minister, his announcement of issuing licenses to open 1000 new bars met with severe criticisms. Following this, the Karnataka government then dropped the plan.

After the teary-eyed speech of Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy, it is time for assurances now. Watch the video to know more

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An RTI reply on expenditure on two CMs’ oath-taking ceremony shows that Kumaraswamy overdoing things despite his tall claims of austerity. The state government had spent Rs 15,93,000 for high tea when BS Yeddyurappa took oath as CM inside the Glass House of governor's office on May 17. The oath-taking ceremony lasted only for five minutes. He had to submit his resignation after failing to prove his majority in the Assembly. Few days later, Kumaraswamy spent nearly Rs 43 lakh for his ceremony at Vidhana Soudha.

JD(S) had promised to improve Karnataka's farmers' lives by waiving off loans among others. So what can you expect from CM Kumaraswamy's budget?

Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy has said that the Mansarovar pilgrims from the state are safe and will return home in four days

Watch the video to witness the hilarious explanation given by Deputy CM G Parameshwara on the Karnataka Budget.

HD Deve Gowda denies rumours of meeting senior Congress leaders