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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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Man Tied To Pole, Beaten Up In Karnataka Village Over Money Dispute
A man was tied to a pole and beaten up in Karnataka's Mandya district after he allegedly threatened a fellow villager with a knife. The video shows Nagesh tied to a flag pole at G Bommanahalli village in Mandya's Nagamangala taluk.
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Two Boys In Karnataka Made To Marry Each Other To Appease Rain Gods
Two boys were made to marry each other in a symbolic gesture to appease the 'rain gods' in Karnataka's Mandya district.
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As Karnataka Heads For Another Drought, Farmer Family Struggles To Repay Loan
Mandya district in Karnataka is traditionally a lush area, irrigated by water from the Krishna Raja Sagar dam. But this is the second consecutive year of drought, and no water is being released for irrigation now. The water level in the dam is just over 80 feet -- compared to the usual 100 to 110 feet level at this time of year.
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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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Man Tied To Pole, Beaten Up In Karnataka Village Over Money Dispute
A man was tied to a pole and beaten up in Karnataka's Mandya district after he allegedly threatened a fellow villager with a knife. The video shows Nagesh tied to a flag pole at G Bommanahalli village in Mandya's Nagamangala taluk.
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Two Boys In Karnataka Made To Marry Each Other To Appease Rain Gods
Two boys were made to marry each other in a symbolic gesture to appease the 'rain gods' in Karnataka's Mandya district.
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As Karnataka Heads For Another Drought, Farmer Family Struggles To Repay Loan
Mandya district in Karnataka is traditionally a lush area, irrigated by water from the Krishna Raja Sagar dam. But this is the second consecutive year of drought, and no water is being released for irrigation now. The water level in the dam is just over 80 feet -- compared to the usual 100 to 110 feet level at this time of year.
