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The group warned that these rules were bound to “weaken regulatory oversight and threaten the region’s fragile environment, planned urban development and public welfare”
Circular had permitted corrections in title deed forms where survey numbers were erroneously entered. Survey numbers were amended in over 600 cases by misusing the circular, according to the Land Revenue Commissioner’s communication to the government sent in August 2026
Plans include stronger licensing of pet owners and breeders, along with microchipping and other measures to track dogs and curb pet abandonment; proposed stray dog management programme to cover sterilisation, vaccination, designated feeding centres and shelters as authorities seek a comprehensive solution
Applications for 807 A4 shops will be scrutinised on October 7, followed by a draw of lots on October 8 to allot licences (Please give DCX number or location to photo)
The CDSCO notice flagged that certain such products contained heavy metals beyond permissible limits, potentially posing health risks to consumers, said the Police
The proposed Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) Amendment Regulations, 2026 seek to insert a new clause under Regulation 2.1.1 of the existing regulations, specifically covering “paneer made of constituents not derived from milk”
Gautam Adani argued in court that shops in international departure areas are outside the reach of domestic regulations as they sit beyond India's territorial jurisdiction
Minister Roji M. John says any decision on student politics will require Syndicate approval; university sources indicate that the backlash could prompt a revision of the proposed regulations
Even busy stretches in the city, such as Hosur Road, Mysore Road, Indiranagar 100 Feet Road, Brigade Road, Bannerghatta Road and Koramangala 80 Feet Road (Ganesh Temple), have cables hanging low, bunched to trees, snapped and lying on footpaths and roads.
As homestays mushroom across Karnataka’s tourist destinations, safety concerns and unauthorised establishments are putting the sector under scrutiny. The Tourism Department is now moving to streamline registrations, tighten regulations, and bring a new Bed & Breakfast policy, writes Rashmi Patil