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Tractors Carrying Sugarcane Set On Fire In Karnataka During Farmers' Protest
Tension prevailed in parts of Bagalkote district on Thursday as several tractors and trolleys carrying sugarcane to a factory in Rabkavi Banhatti taluk were set on fire, allegedly by miscreants.
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Stones Thrown, Highway Blocked As Karnataka Sugarcane Protests Enter Day 9
Tensions flared in northern Karnataka on Friday as a protest over sugarcane prices entered its ninth consecutive day, with angry farmers and groups supporting them resorting to stone-throwing on the Bengaluru-Pune National Highway in Belagavi.
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Farmer Killed By Tiger in Karnataka District, 3rd Such Incident In 1 Month
A farmer was killed in a tiger attack in Mysuru district on Friday, prompting Karnataka Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre to order the suspension of safari operations in Nagarahole and Bandipur Tiger Reserves
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Protesting Sugarcane Farmers Throw Slippers At Karnataka Minister's Car
Protesting sugarcane farmers in Karnataka allegedly threw slippers at State Minister Shivanand Patil's car when he was leaving the protest site in Belagavi on November 6.
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Karnataka Farmer Sets Himself On Fire, Dies Over Unresolved Land Dispute
A farmer in Karnataka's Mandya died on Wednesday after he set himself on fire, alleging prolonged government inaction over a land dispute.
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On Camera, Tiger Mauls Farmer In Karnataka, Villagers Climb Trees To Escape
A terrifying tiger attack in Badagalapura village, Saragur taluk in Mysuru district was caught on video, showing villagers desperately climbing trees to save themselves as the big cat charged at them in a field.
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Karnataka May Plan Budget Cuts To Raise Rs 70,000 Crore For Irrigation Scheme
Karnataka's Health, Education, and Urban Development departments may face a 10 per cent budget cut as Siddaramaiah's government tries to raise up to Rs 75,000 crore - spread over four years - for the Upper Krishna irrrigation project (Phase III).
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20 Peacocks Found Dead In Karnataka, Weeks After Tigress, 4 Cubs Died
The carcasses of 20 peacocks - three male and 17 female - were found by farmers, scattered in farmland located beside a stream.
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Centre To Compensate Mango Farmers In Karnataka, Minister Pralhad Joshi Praises Move
The Central government has announced the compensation under the 'Price Deficiency Payment Scheme' (PDPS) for mango farmers from Karnataka, days after Union Minister Pralhad Joshi raised the issue with Agriculture Minister Shivraj Chouhan.
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Farmers Celebrate As Tamil Nadu Releases Mettur Water On Due Date
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin released waters from the Mettur Dam today to irrigate the delta region. The water would help the Kuruvai crop across the 12 delta districts including Thanjavur, Nagapattinam and Tiruvarur.
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Mango Politics In South: Karnataka Asks Andhra To Revoke 'Totapuri' Ban
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed "deep concern" over the ban, calling it an "abrupt and unilateral move" that has severely impacted mango farmers in Karnataka's border regions.
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Case Against Tejasvi Surya For Misleading Claim Over Farmer's Suicide
The Haveri Police station in Karnataka registered an FIR against Bharatiya Janata Party MP Tejasvi Surya for a false claim that a farmer in the district died by suicide after having his land claimed by Waqf board.
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Siddaramaiah Orders Withdrawal Of Notices To Farmers Over Waqf Land Disputes
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday instructed officials to immediately withdraw all notices sent to farmers concerning Waqf land issues.
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No Farmer Will Be Evicted: Siddaramaiah Amid Waqf Land Controversy
Following allegations by a section of farmers from Vijayapura district that their lands were marked as Waqf properties, Karnataka Chief Minister Sidddaramaiah on Tuesday said none of them will be evicted, and notices issued to them will be withdrawn.
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Case Against Bengaluru Mall For Denying Entry To Farmer For Wearing Dhoti
An FIR has been registered against the owner and security guard of the mall in Bengaluru that barred an elderly farmer from entering the premises on Tuesday evening because he was wearing a dhoti, a traditional Indian attire.
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Tractors Carrying Sugarcane Set On Fire In Karnataka During Farmers' Protest
Tension prevailed in parts of Bagalkote district on Thursday as several tractors and trolleys carrying sugarcane to a factory in Rabkavi Banhatti taluk were set on fire, allegedly by miscreants.
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Stones Thrown, Highway Blocked As Karnataka Sugarcane Protests Enter Day 9
Tensions flared in northern Karnataka on Friday as a protest over sugarcane prices entered its ninth consecutive day, with angry farmers and groups supporting them resorting to stone-throwing on the Bengaluru-Pune National Highway in Belagavi.
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Farmer Killed By Tiger in Karnataka District, 3rd Such Incident In 1 Month
A farmer was killed in a tiger attack in Mysuru district on Friday, prompting Karnataka Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre to order the suspension of safari operations in Nagarahole and Bandipur Tiger Reserves
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Protesting Sugarcane Farmers Throw Slippers At Karnataka Minister's Car
Protesting sugarcane farmers in Karnataka allegedly threw slippers at State Minister Shivanand Patil's car when he was leaving the protest site in Belagavi on November 6.
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Karnataka Farmer Sets Himself On Fire, Dies Over Unresolved Land Dispute
A farmer in Karnataka's Mandya died on Wednesday after he set himself on fire, alleging prolonged government inaction over a land dispute.
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On Camera, Tiger Mauls Farmer In Karnataka, Villagers Climb Trees To Escape
A terrifying tiger attack in Badagalapura village, Saragur taluk in Mysuru district was caught on video, showing villagers desperately climbing trees to save themselves as the big cat charged at them in a field.
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Karnataka May Plan Budget Cuts To Raise Rs 70,000 Crore For Irrigation Scheme
Karnataka's Health, Education, and Urban Development departments may face a 10 per cent budget cut as Siddaramaiah's government tries to raise up to Rs 75,000 crore - spread over four years - for the Upper Krishna irrrigation project (Phase III).
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20 Peacocks Found Dead In Karnataka, Weeks After Tigress, 4 Cubs Died
The carcasses of 20 peacocks - three male and 17 female - were found by farmers, scattered in farmland located beside a stream.
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Centre To Compensate Mango Farmers In Karnataka, Minister Pralhad Joshi Praises Move
The Central government has announced the compensation under the 'Price Deficiency Payment Scheme' (PDPS) for mango farmers from Karnataka, days after Union Minister Pralhad Joshi raised the issue with Agriculture Minister Shivraj Chouhan.
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Farmers Celebrate As Tamil Nadu Releases Mettur Water On Due Date
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin released waters from the Mettur Dam today to irrigate the delta region. The water would help the Kuruvai crop across the 12 delta districts including Thanjavur, Nagapattinam and Tiruvarur.
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Mango Politics In South: Karnataka Asks Andhra To Revoke 'Totapuri' Ban
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed "deep concern" over the ban, calling it an "abrupt and unilateral move" that has severely impacted mango farmers in Karnataka's border regions.
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Case Against Tejasvi Surya For Misleading Claim Over Farmer's Suicide
The Haveri Police station in Karnataka registered an FIR against Bharatiya Janata Party MP Tejasvi Surya for a false claim that a farmer in the district died by suicide after having his land claimed by Waqf board.
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Siddaramaiah Orders Withdrawal Of Notices To Farmers Over Waqf Land Disputes
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday instructed officials to immediately withdraw all notices sent to farmers concerning Waqf land issues.
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No Farmer Will Be Evicted: Siddaramaiah Amid Waqf Land Controversy
Following allegations by a section of farmers from Vijayapura district that their lands were marked as Waqf properties, Karnataka Chief Minister Sidddaramaiah on Tuesday said none of them will be evicted, and notices issued to them will be withdrawn.
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Case Against Bengaluru Mall For Denying Entry To Farmer For Wearing Dhoti
An FIR has been registered against the owner and security guard of the mall in Bengaluru that barred an elderly farmer from entering the premises on Tuesday evening because he was wearing a dhoti, a traditional Indian attire.
