Haveri

Even during the Bengaluru roadshow on Saturday, Prime Minister Modi was seen donning the traditional Mysore Peta.

This year has seen several holidays in Karnataka's schools and universities, owing to COVID and the contentious Hijab protest.

A 27-year-old man was shot twice in the stomach by an unidentified individual at a movie theatre in Haveri, Karnataka, in a terrifying occurrence.

After 20 days, Haveri resident Naveen SG's mortal remains were brought to Bengaluru International Airport. CM Basavaraj Bommai thanked PM Modi and the Indian Embassy for ensuring Naveen's mortal return to his home state for last rites.

The family of Naveen SG who was killed in a shelling by Russia on March 1 said that they are satisfied with the news about his mortal remains returning to India. The family thanked the PM and officials for the arrangement.
 

Following the death of Karnataka student Naveen Shekarappa Gynagouder in Ukraine following the Russian shelling, his hometown Chalageri village in Haveri has expressed anger. The villagers blame the situation in which Indian students go abroad to study due to high cost of medical seats in India. Villagers have also threatened to boycott MP and MLA if the issues are not addressed.

Naveen was a resident of Chalageri village in Karnataka's Haveri district. A pall of gloom hangs over the entire village.

As a result, the state government has set up a 'Vathsalya' scheme in Udupi and Haveri districts to completely monitor children.

Unique protest: Villagers cook food at Gram Panchayat office for this reason?

A 21-year-old youth from Karnataka’s Haveri district was arrested on Saturday for allegedly raping and murdering his mother. The mother son allegedly had a sexual relationship.

The northerly and north-easterly winds sweeping across the state have led to sudden fall in minimum temperatures in Bengaluru and across the state. The minimum temperature has dropped to 15-16 degrees Celsius on Wednesday in Karnataka.

In a shocking video, health dept staff of Haveri allegedly abandoned a COVID-19 victim's body

Taking advantage of the lockdown which sees next to zero public movement at religious places, thieves made a temple their target. The incident of theft was reported from Karnataka home minister Basavaraj Bommai’s district Haveri
 

Four days after the incident where a women’s group in Haveri closed liquor shops by pelting stones, a group of women in Ron Taluk of Gadag have drawn inspiration from the act and forced four wine stores to shut shop.

Terming the government spineless and bowing down to liquor lobby, women in Karnataka’s Haveri took out a rally and pelted stones demanding the government to shut the liquor shops