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"All Bank Employees Must...": Siddaramaiah On 'Won't Speak Kannada' Video
The Bengaluru-based State Bank of India (SBI) official, who was seen refusing to speak Kannada in a viral video, has been transferred, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said
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To SBI Manager's "This Is India" Remark, Customer's "Kannada First" Reply
An SBI Bank Manager in Bengaluru refused to speak in Kannada, Karnataka's official language, as a customer kept insisting and reminding her that "this is Karnataka", sparking the language row.
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Singer Sonu Nigam Gets Karnataka High Court Relief In Pahalgam Remark Row
In some relief for singer Sonu Nigam amid the row surrounding his 'Kannada' remark, the Karnataka High Court has said that the state government has assured no coercive action will be taken against the artiste provided he cooperates with the probe
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No Hindi On Bengaluru Airport's Display Board? Official Responds
The video, posted on X, showed a digital screen at Bengaluru airport showing flight information in Kannada and English.
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"Hindi Is Official Language": Bengaluru Cafe's Signboard Sparks Outrage, Police Reacts
A video of a signboard at a local eatery in Bengaluru's Vidyaranyapura has reignited the Kannada language debate online.
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Karnataka Products Must Have Kannada Name, Usage Instructions: Government
Asserting that all industrial and consumer products manufactured in Karnataka must compulsorily display their names in Kannada along with other languages, the state government has directed authorities to ensure strict implementation.
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"Not Knowing Hindi A Serious Handicap": Zoho's Sridhar Vembu Amid Language Row
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has reignited the language debate with his recent statement advising entrepreneurs and engineers in Tamil Nadu to learn Hindi for career advancement.
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Explained: Bus Conductor's Assault Deepens Maharashtra-Karnataka Dispute
Bus services between Karnataka and Maharashtra have come to a standstill after tensions flared up on Friday when a bus conductor was beaten up in Belagavi for allegedly not responding in Marathi.
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"Bengaluru Is Closed For...": Social Media Post Reignites Kannada Language Debate
a post stating "Bengaluru is closed for north India and neighbouring states who doesn't want to learn Kannada" has sparked a heated debate, reigniting the Kannada language row on social media.
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Woman Alleges Harassment At Diljit Dosanjh Show In Bengaluru, Sparks Kannada Language Debate
Instead of apologising, the woman allegedly responded with abusive language and made a demand that Ms Sabherwal speak in Kannada.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru's New 'X' Page Sparks Hindi-Kannada Row
Royal Challengers Bengaluru is drawing fire for launching a Hindi account on X, with a section of social media users accusing the IPL franchise of imposing Hindi on Kannada speakers. Another section of fans, however, defended the move
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Actor Darshan To Be Shifted After Row Over VIP Treatment In Bengaluru Jail
Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, who is in judicial custody in a murder case is being shifted to the Bellary jail after a picture went viral where the actor was seen hanging out with three others at Parappana Agrahara Central Jail.
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Special Treatment For Murder Accused Actor In Jail? Viral Pic Sparks Row
It is happy scenes all around. A purported picture of popular Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, who is in judicial custody in a murder case, hanging out with three others in clear light of day is steadily going viral.
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6-Time MP Spoke About 'Constitution Change', BJP Drops Him As Candidate
In denying a poll pass to a six-time MP from Karnataka, weeks after his remarks on the BJP's 400-seat target sparked a row, the party has yet again sent a message that leaders who embarrass the leadership stand to lose out
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'60% Kannada' Rule Deadline For Bengaluru Shops Extended By 2 Weeks
Amid the row over Karnataka government's order asking shops to ensure at least 60 per cent Kannada content in signage, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said the deadline to comply to the rule has been extended by two weeks
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"All Bank Employees Must...": Siddaramaiah On 'Won't Speak Kannada' Video
The Bengaluru-based State Bank of India (SBI) official, who was seen refusing to speak Kannada in a viral video, has been transferred, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said
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To SBI Manager's "This Is India" Remark, Customer's "Kannada First" Reply
An SBI Bank Manager in Bengaluru refused to speak in Kannada, Karnataka's official language, as a customer kept insisting and reminding her that "this is Karnataka", sparking the language row.
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Singer Sonu Nigam Gets Karnataka High Court Relief In Pahalgam Remark Row
In some relief for singer Sonu Nigam amid the row surrounding his 'Kannada' remark, the Karnataka High Court has said that the state government has assured no coercive action will be taken against the artiste provided he cooperates with the probe
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No Hindi On Bengaluru Airport's Display Board? Official Responds
The video, posted on X, showed a digital screen at Bengaluru airport showing flight information in Kannada and English.
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"Hindi Is Official Language": Bengaluru Cafe's Signboard Sparks Outrage, Police Reacts
A video of a signboard at a local eatery in Bengaluru's Vidyaranyapura has reignited the Kannada language debate online.
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Karnataka Products Must Have Kannada Name, Usage Instructions: Government
Asserting that all industrial and consumer products manufactured in Karnataka must compulsorily display their names in Kannada along with other languages, the state government has directed authorities to ensure strict implementation.
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"Not Knowing Hindi A Serious Handicap": Zoho's Sridhar Vembu Amid Language Row
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has reignited the language debate with his recent statement advising entrepreneurs and engineers in Tamil Nadu to learn Hindi for career advancement.
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Explained: Bus Conductor's Assault Deepens Maharashtra-Karnataka Dispute
Bus services between Karnataka and Maharashtra have come to a standstill after tensions flared up on Friday when a bus conductor was beaten up in Belagavi for allegedly not responding in Marathi.
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"Bengaluru Is Closed For...": Social Media Post Reignites Kannada Language Debate
a post stating "Bengaluru is closed for north India and neighbouring states who doesn't want to learn Kannada" has sparked a heated debate, reigniting the Kannada language row on social media.
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Woman Alleges Harassment At Diljit Dosanjh Show In Bengaluru, Sparks Kannada Language Debate
Instead of apologising, the woman allegedly responded with abusive language and made a demand that Ms Sabherwal speak in Kannada.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru's New 'X' Page Sparks Hindi-Kannada Row
Royal Challengers Bengaluru is drawing fire for launching a Hindi account on X, with a section of social media users accusing the IPL franchise of imposing Hindi on Kannada speakers. Another section of fans, however, defended the move
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Actor Darshan To Be Shifted After Row Over VIP Treatment In Bengaluru Jail
Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, who is in judicial custody in a murder case is being shifted to the Bellary jail after a picture went viral where the actor was seen hanging out with three others at Parappana Agrahara Central Jail.
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Special Treatment For Murder Accused Actor In Jail? Viral Pic Sparks Row
It is happy scenes all around. A purported picture of popular Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, who is in judicial custody in a murder case, hanging out with three others in clear light of day is steadily going viral.
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6-Time MP Spoke About 'Constitution Change', BJP Drops Him As Candidate
In denying a poll pass to a six-time MP from Karnataka, weeks after his remarks on the BJP's 400-seat target sparked a row, the party has yet again sent a message that leaders who embarrass the leadership stand to lose out
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'60% Kannada' Rule Deadline For Bengaluru Shops Extended By 2 Weeks
Amid the row over Karnataka government's order asking shops to ensure at least 60 per cent Kannada content in signage, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said the deadline to comply to the rule has been extended by two weeks
