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Highlighting that the State has sufficient reserves to meet the demand for the next 15 days, the Chief Minister orders strict monitoring of LPG distribution through e-KYC and OTP-based systems to curb the diversion of cylinders

Officials say that the supply lines remain stable and there is no immediate cause for concern; a multi-tiered monitoring system will oversee the overall LPG supply situation and guide allocation strategies in the State

A tanker carrying milk, a truck and a motorcycle were involved in the road accident near Hanchinal camp in Sindhanur taluk

On January 23, while moving a motion on MGNREGS in the Assembly, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said the figures of liability to Tamil Nadu were ₹1,026 crore (wage) and ₹1,087 crore (component)

Despite being an agrarian district, Mandya’s literary contributions are notable, says Deputy Commissioner at the 121st birth anniversary of noted Kannada poet Purohit Thirunarayana Narasimhachar

BJP members representing Bengaluru alleged rampant corruption in building plan approvals, issuance of e-khatas, construction of retaining walls along storm-water drains (rajakaluves), and property tax collection by civic bodies under the Greater Bengaluru Authority

Florida-based Hard Rock Cafe International on March 16 said it was closing down 10 of its cafes

People are questioning why welfare schemes implemented earlier are no longer being continued, says the YSRCP chief and hopes that the party will return to power

More than 170 intellectuals, social activists, and professionals said the deadlock between the two parties over ‘one or two constituencies’ could defeat the goal of providing a democratic alternative

A top counterterrorism official, Joe Kent, resigned, stating Iran posed no imminent threat and the US-Iran conflict was driven by Israeli pressure and misinformation. Kent, a veteran and Gold Star husband, cited his personal losses and the deceptive tactics used to push for war, echoing the Iraq War's origins. He urged President Trump to reconsider the current path.

Speaker asks Mr. Rama Rao to study the judgment in full before raising queries