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Karnataka PhD Scholar Attempts Suicide Alleging Harassment, Denial of Degree
An incident involving a PhD student from Rani Chennamma University (RCU) in Karnataka's Belagavi district, attempting suicide at her residence in Chikkodi, after allegedly being harassed by university authorities.
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"If Karnataka Doesn't Want...": Amit Shah's Swipe At Congress On Quota
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a roadshow in Belagavi's Chikkodi area on Saturday.
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"Congress-JD(S) Vote Bank In Bagalkot or Balakot?" PM Modi In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the ruling Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka differ on every issue but were united on backing dynasty and corruption and speaking ill about nationalism and him.
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Watch: Karnataka Chief Minister's Mimicry Of PM Modi Has Crowds Roaring
At a public meeting in Karnataka, a roar of laughter and applause rang out when a booming voice intoned: "Sabka saath, sabka vikas". The man saying the words was not Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But Chief Minister Siddaramaiah could have fooled anyone, not just the crowds at Chikkodi, where he was speaking on Wednesday.
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Karnataka PhD Scholar Attempts Suicide Alleging Harassment, Denial of Degree
An incident involving a PhD student from Rani Chennamma University (RCU) in Karnataka's Belagavi district, attempting suicide at her residence in Chikkodi, after allegedly being harassed by university authorities.
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"If Karnataka Doesn't Want...": Amit Shah's Swipe At Congress On Quota
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a roadshow in Belagavi's Chikkodi area on Saturday.
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"Congress-JD(S) Vote Bank In Bagalkot or Balakot?" PM Modi In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the ruling Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka differ on every issue but were united on backing dynasty and corruption and speaking ill about nationalism and him.
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Watch: Karnataka Chief Minister's Mimicry Of PM Modi Has Crowds Roaring
At a public meeting in Karnataka, a roar of laughter and applause rang out when a booming voice intoned: "Sabka saath, sabka vikas". The man saying the words was not Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But Chief Minister Siddaramaiah could have fooled anyone, not just the crowds at Chikkodi, where he was speaking on Wednesday.
