Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah directed the withdrawal of Waqf notices targeting farmers, addressing recent controversies. Home Minister G Parameshwar accused the BJP of politicizing the issue, questioning their commitment to farmers, while affirming that the government will prevent the matter from becoming a political tool.
The attendant is also heard saying that the lab technician had gone on Diwali leave, leaving him to manage the task in their absence. Attempting to reassure the family, he explains that the ECG machine has been set up correctly and would handle the scan automatically, minimising risks.
The AIMPLB has opposed the Waqf Amendment Bill, citing overwhelming community disapproval, with over 3.66 crore Muslims voicing objections. They urged the government to withdraw the bill and announced plans to discuss it further in Bengaluru at their annual conference on November 23-24.
The excise department has also clarified that there will be no compensation for licensed retailers for the mandatory suspension of liquor sales, and any violation of these guidelines could lead to fines and penalties.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath mourned the passing of Dr. Bibek Debroy, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council, at 69. Known for his significant contributions to India's economic reforms, Dr. Debroy received the Padma Shri Award and served as Chancellor of GIPE in Pune.
During Kannada Rajyotsava in Bengaluru, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar urged Kannadigas to proudly display the Kannada flag, emphasizing the importance of language and culture. He also criticized BJP MLA Yatnal’s letter to PM Modi regarding Waqf property, dismissing it as nonsensical and irrational.
Karnataka celebrates a dual festive spirit with Kannada Rajyotsava and Diwali. Prime Minister Modi, CM Siddaramaiah, and celebrities, including Shivraj Kumar and BS Yeddyurappa, extended their heartfelt greetings, emphasizing the pride, culture, and unity of Karnataka. Leaders urged continued dedication to Kannada heritage.
IRCTC: Indian Railways has implemented changes to ticket booking from November 1, 2024. However, this will not affect already booked tickets.
The price of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder has increased by Rs 62, reaching Rs 1,880 in Bengaluru and Rs 1,802 in Delhi, continuing a trend from previous months. Rising fuel costs are likely to lead to higher food prices in restaurants and hotels.
Tragically, these incidents led to the deaths of at least three individuals, with another 12 injured in various fire-related accidents. The increase in calls reflects a spike in fire hazards across the capital, prompting authorities to further highlight safety measures during festive celebrations.
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