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Centre clears Rs 2.19 lakh crore package for chips, phones, rail and roads

The move aims to strengthen India's role in the global semiconductor supply chain while reducing import dependence.

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Mansoor Ali Khan takes oath as Rajya Sabha member

Congress's Mansoor Ali Khan and BJP's Rajneesh Kumar Agrawal took oath representing Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh, respectively.

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BJP petitions Guv for PRC withdrawal, cites security concerns

The BJP asked Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot to scrap the PRC notification, arguing it encroaches on the Centre's powers and could aid illegal immigrants.

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Bengaluru identifies 1,616 garbage hotspots for month-long cleanup drive

The campaign aims to clear garbage dumps, debris and waste from across Bengaluru.

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Passport not proof of citizenship: MEA issues clarification

MEA said passport is issued after due "verification" laid out by an established process and that less than 8% Indians currently hold the document.

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Veteran Karnataka BJP leader Ramachandra Gowda dies aged 88

Karnataka CM Shivakumar said senior BJP leader BS Yediyurappa used to take Gowda into confidence on important party decisions.

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Karnataka to set up India's first govt-run AI university: DKS

DKS also announced that the government will set up an AI Hub as an incubation centre for research and development in AI by startups, companies and others.

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1 Indian sailor killed in Hormuz, MEA summons Iran envoy

MEA reported that one Indian citizen out of the 12 serving on MT Al Bahiyah lost his life, while another sustained injuries.

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KPSC trust deficit needs drastic reforms: Minister Priyank Kharge

Referring to the suspension of the KPSC chairman, Kharge said those facing serious allegations should step aside for a fair investigation.

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K'taka to declare drought by month-end if rain deficit persists

Meanwhile, the BJP demanded the government pay at least Rs 50,000 per acre to farmers hit by deficient rainfall in North and Kalyana Karnataka.