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"Choose Delhi": Influencer Reacts To Karnataka Auto Driver's Message For Non-Kannada Speakers
Madhur, known online as @ThePlacardGuy on the microblogging platform, shared a picture of a Karnataka autorickshaw with a message addressed to non-Kannada speakers.
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Bengaluru Man Highlights Absence Of Kannada In Vehicle Loan Papers: "How Is A Kannadiga...?"
Syed Aleem shared his experience on X, stating that understanding the complex loan agreement took him 1.5 hours due to the technical language used.
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Video Of Bengaluru Man Confronting Long-Time Resident For Not Learning Kannada Sparks Debate
A video showing a heated conversation between a local Bengaluru resident and a non-Kannada speaker is going viral on social media, sparking mixed reactions.
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Bengaluru Auto Driver's Kannada Guide For Non-Native Speakers
An auto-rickshaw driver in Bengaluru has come up with a creative solution to help his passengers communicate in Kannada.
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Editors' Guild Condemns Karnataka Assembly's Jail order For Journalists
The Editors' Guild of India has condemned the Karnataka Assembly's order to arrest and fine two journalists working with Kannada dailies for allegedly writing defamatory articles that were published two years ago. The journalists, Ravi Belagare and Anil Raj of Yelahanka, were given a year in jail and a fine of Rs 10,000 in a unanimous resolution - ...
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Microsoft’s SwiftKey Extends Transliteration Support to Tamil, 7 More Indian Languages
Swiftkey’s transliteration technology will be available for 70 million Tamil speakers across India, and support for Punjabi, Bengali, Marathi, Malayam, Odia, Telugu, and Kannada, is now available in beta mode and will be released commercially later this year.
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Congress Government Wants Private Firms To Hire Kannada Speakers, Plans Law
The Karnataka government is planning an amendment to the state's Industrial Employment Rules that would suggest that private industries getting government concessions hire only Kannadigas for Group C and D or lower-level jobs. Kannadigas are defined as those who were born in Karnataka or who have lived in the state for 15 years and can speak, read ...
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"Choose Delhi": Influencer Reacts To Karnataka Auto Driver's Message For Non-Kannada Speakers
Madhur, known online as @ThePlacardGuy on the microblogging platform, shared a picture of a Karnataka autorickshaw with a message addressed to non-Kannada speakers.
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Bengaluru Man Highlights Absence Of Kannada In Vehicle Loan Papers: "How Is A Kannadiga...?"
Syed Aleem shared his experience on X, stating that understanding the complex loan agreement took him 1.5 hours due to the technical language used.
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Video Of Bengaluru Man Confronting Long-Time Resident For Not Learning Kannada Sparks Debate
A video showing a heated conversation between a local Bengaluru resident and a non-Kannada speaker is going viral on social media, sparking mixed reactions.
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Bengaluru Auto Driver's Kannada Guide For Non-Native Speakers
An auto-rickshaw driver in Bengaluru has come up with a creative solution to help his passengers communicate in Kannada.
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Editors' Guild Condemns Karnataka Assembly's Jail order For Journalists
The Editors' Guild of India has condemned the Karnataka Assembly's order to arrest and fine two journalists working with Kannada dailies for allegedly writing defamatory articles that were published two years ago. The journalists, Ravi Belagare and Anil Raj of Yelahanka, were given a year in jail and a fine of Rs 10,000 in a unanimous resolution - ...
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Microsoft’s SwiftKey Extends Transliteration Support to Tamil, 7 More Indian Languages
Swiftkey’s transliteration technology will be available for 70 million Tamil speakers across India, and support for Punjabi, Bengali, Marathi, Malayam, Odia, Telugu, and Kannada, is now available in beta mode and will be released commercially later this year.
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Congress Government Wants Private Firms To Hire Kannada Speakers, Plans Law
The Karnataka government is planning an amendment to the state's Industrial Employment Rules that would suggest that private industries getting government concessions hire only Kannadigas for Group C and D or lower-level jobs. Kannadigas are defined as those who were born in Karnataka or who have lived in the state for 15 years and can speak, read ...
