SALAR NEWS

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09 Sep, 2025

Six people appear before D’sthala SIT

The SIT questioned three Kerala YouTubers and others to verify digital content and claims linked to the Dharmasthala human remains case.

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09 Sep, 2025

Villagers hold forest staff 'captive' in a tiger cage

Frustrated by officials’ failure to trap a roaming tiger, villagers locked seven forest staff inside the cage meant for the animal in protest.

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09 Sep, 2025

State’s mid-market GCCs maturing faster than national peers: Priyank

Karnataka’s mid-market GCCs are maturing 1.4x faster than national peers, driven by talent, innovation and Katalyst’s ease-of-business support, Minister Priyank Kharge said.

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09 Sep, 2025

President, Guvs only titular heads: Karnataka to SC

Karnataka told the Supreme Court that the President and Governors are only titular heads bound by ministerial advice, warning against any unqualified veto or colonial-era powers.

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09 Sep, 2025

Lights going off during Maddur clashes suspicious: Cops

Around 800 personnel have been deployed as markets in Mandya remained shut. So far, 22 people have been arrested and sent to judicial custody.

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09 Sep, 2025

Explosion in Qatar's Doha as Israel says it targets Hamas leadership

Black smoke rose over the skyline of the Qatari capital, Doha, with authorities there acknowledging the strike

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09 Sep, 2025

Rooted in RSS, soft-spoken CP Radhakrishnan elected Vice President

RSS veteran CP Radhakrishnan, former Governor and two-term MP, was sworn in as India’s 15th Vice President, noted for his administrative experience and non-confrontational style.

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09 Sep, 2025

BRICS nations ‘hate each other’, are ‘vampires sucking US dry': Trump aide Navarro

Navarro brands the BRICS nations hostile and exploitative, criticises India’s Russian oil imports and high tariffs, and warns of US trade consequences.

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09 Sep, 2025

Nepal PM Oli, President Poudel resign amid massive anti-govt protests

In a statement , the Nepal Army urged protesters to remain calm and maintain national unity as it vowed to protect the country's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.