Karnataka

KSEAB SSLC Result 2026: Karnataka Class 10 results to be out soon

The Karnataka SSLC Result 2026 will be declared soon at karresults.nic.in. Along with scores, details on toppers, pass percentage, and steps to download will also be released

Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026 out: Check pass percentage, how to download

KSEAB will release the Karnataka 2nd PUC Exam 2026 results today at 3 pm on karresults.nic.in and kseab.karnataka.gov.in. Students can check scores using their registration number and subjects.

Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026 out Today at 3 PM: How to check KSEAB scores

KSEAB will announce the 2nd PUC results today, April 9, 2026, on kseab.karnataka.gov.in and karresults.nic.in. The exams were held from February 28 to March 17, 2026

Voting begins for Assembly bypolls in Karnataka, Nagaland, and Tripura

The Election Commission of India (ECI) had earlier announced the schedule for bye-elections across eight Assembly constituencies in six states

Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026: When and how to download result once out?

The Karnataka 2nd PUC Results 2026 will not be released today and are likely to be announced tomorrow. Students will be able to check their results on the official websites

Karnataka 2nd PUC Result 2026: Check date, time, and how to download

The Karnataka 2nd (PUC) Result 2026 is expected to be out soon in April 2026 by the Karnataka school exams and assessment Board (KSEAB). Students can check their results using their roll number

Karnataka PUC 1 results 2026 out at result.proed.in, here's how to check

Karnataka's 1st PUC results 2026 have been announced on the official website. Students can avail their provisional marks memos, showing subject-wise scores and pass/fail status, on the website

Capex pours into 3 states, yet efficiency blooms elsewhere: Report

UP, Maharashtra, and Gujarat dominate capital expenditure, while Karnataka and Telangana lead in capital efficiency, highlighting divergence in investment patterns across states

Karnataka Assembly passes Bill to regulate hoardings, levy ad fee

The Karnataka Assembly on Monday passed an amendment Bill aimed at regulating outdoor advertisements and enabling municipal bodies to levy and collect fees on hoardings and billboards across the state. The Karnataka Legislative Assembly adopted the Karnataka Municipalities and Certain Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, after it was moved by Urban Development and Town Planning Minister B S Suresha. The legislation empowers municipal councils and corporations to levy an advertisement fee on any person who erects, exhibits, fixes or displays an advertisement on land, buildings, walls, hoardings or other structures within municipal limits. The fee will be determined by local bodies through a resolution, subject to minimum and maximum rates prescribed by the state government. However, the Bill provides exemptions for advertisements related to public meetings of municipalities or corporations, elections to legislative bodies and candidature in such elections. It also mandates the display

Karnataka clears ₹4,824 crore industrial projects, to create 14,525 jobs

The Karnataka government has approved industrial projects with a total investment of Rs 4,824.31 crore, that will generate 14,525 new employment opportunities in the state, Industries Minister M B Patil said. The 158th State Level Single Window Approval Committee meeting approved a total investment of Rs 4,824.31 crore for 37 new industries and 2 additional investment projects across 13 districts, including Vijayapura, Bagalkote, Chitradurga, Kolar, and Ramanagara, the minister's office said in a release on Saturday. "The approved projects in sectors such as IT infrastructure, sugar manufacturing, technical textiles, compressed biogas, aerospace, jewellery production, electronics, software, and five-star hotel construction will generate 14,525 new employment opportunities in the state," the release quoted Patil as saying after the meeting on Friday. Among the projects approved, 22 are major large and medium industrial projects (investment above Rs 50 crore) totaling Rs 3,908.68 cror

Odisha Congress shifts MLAs to Karnataka resort ahead of Rajya Sabha polls

Nine Congress MLAs have been moved to a Karnataka resort amid fears of cross-voting and horse-trading ahead of the closely contested Rajya Sabha elections in Odisha

IAMAI raises concerns over double welfare contributions for gig workers

Industry body says overlap between Karnataka's gig worker law and the Code on Social Security could lead to duplicative welfare contributions by platform companies

Idea is not to ban social media but regulate it for teens: Priyank Kharge

Priyank Kharge says the move targets excessive screen time and online risks for children, stressing stakeholder consultations and age-verification challenges before framing guidelines

Courts examine Centre's digital takedown powers in Sahyog, FCU cases

Karnataka High Court seeks Centre's response on X Corp challenge to the Sahyog portal, while the Supreme Court agrees to examine the Fact Check Unit provisions under IT Rules

Karnataka's plan to ban social media for teens needs review: MeitY secy

MeitY Secretary S Krishnan says social media and online gaming fall under the Centre's jurisdiction as it examines state proposals to ban teen access; consultations on DPDP Act compliance window conti

Karnataka proposes social media ban for children under 16 in Budget

Karnataka has proposed banning social media use for children under 16, with Andhra Pradesh and the Centre weighing similar curbs as concerns grow over digital addiction and harmful content

Karnataka scraps liquor price control structure, adopts alcohol-based tax

Karnataka will end liquor price control and adopt an alcohol-in-beverage-based tax from April 2026, with reforms aimed at transparency, compliance ease and boosting excise revenue

India's Karnataka state to end alcohol price controls from April 2026

India is the world's eighth-largest alcohol market with annual revenues of $45 billion, each state has its own regulations and pricing

Karnataka social media ban: Meta says it should cover all apps teens use

Karnataka proposes banning social media for children below 16 in its 2026-27 budget; Meta says restrictions should apply uniformly across apps

Siddaramaiah announces reforms in liquor taxation & regulatory framework

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday announced sweeping reforms in the state's liquor taxation and regulatory framework, including the introduction of a new alcohol-based duty structure, deregulation of price fixation and technology-driven monitoring systems. He set an ambitious revenue target of Rs 45,000 crore from the excise sector for 202627. Presenting the state budget in the Assembly, the chief minister said the government would modernise the state's decades-old excise framework and introduce reforms aimed at improving transparency, compliance and ease of doing business. The chief minister said Karnataka would adopt a globally recognised taxation system that links excise duty to the alcohol content of beverages. "An Alcohol-in-Beverage (AIB) based excise duty structure is globally recognised as the gold standard for alcohol taxation, as it directly targets the alcohol content which is the primary source of negative externalities," he said. This will be introduced