Karnataka 2026 Public Holidays List Approved
Karnataka government releases official 2026 public holidays list. Plan your vacations with complete dates for festivals, national holidays and restricted days across the state.
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Child Rights Conference Held in Mandi, Himachal
Mandi hosts crucial child rights conference featuring 200+ participants. Key officials discuss protection mechanisms and implementation challenges. Read about the initiatives shaping children's future.
Karnataka mandates monthly menstrual leave for women
Karnataka introduces mandatory menstrual leave policy for working women aged 18-52. Learn how this progressive move impacts women's health and workplace rights in India.
MLA Raju Kage Demands Separate North Karnataka State
Congress MLA Bharamgouda Kage renews call for separate North Karnataka state, supporting signature campaign by North Karnataka Struggle Committee. Read latest developments.
Karnataka's New Law Fails Pastoralist Land Rights
Karnataka's new pastoralist law focuses on welfare, but experts argue securing land and grazing rights is the real solution for their survival. Learn why rights matter more than handouts.
Assam reclaims 1.45L bighas forest land, gives tribal rights
Assam government reclaims 193 sq km encroached forest land since 2021, grants land titles to 4,673 tribal families under Forest Rights Act. Historic milestone for indigenous communities.
Enforced Disappearances Persist in Balochistan
Balochistan faces ongoing human rights crisis as enforced disappearances continue amid Pakistan's silence. Families demand justice and international attention.
Delhi HC: Furlough not absolute right, 1-year wait mandatory
Delhi High Court clarifies furlough is not an absolute right, upholding mandatory 1-year waiting period for convicts readmitted to prison. Key legal analysis of prisoner rights in India.
HC Backs Muslim Woman's Live-in After Verbal Talaq
In a landmark judgment, Allahabad High Court protects a Muslim woman's live-in relationship after verbal divorce, emphasizing constitutional rights over personal law in matters of life and liberty.
Supreme Court Backs Trump's Transgender Passport Policy
In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump-era policy preventing transgender and nonbinary people from selecting their preferred sex markers on passports to remain in effect, sparking nationwide debate on LGBTQ+ rights.
Supreme Court Backs Trump's Transgender Passport Policy
In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court permits Trump administration to enforce restrictive passport gender marker policy, affecting thousands of transgender and non-binary citizens seeking accurate identification documents.
Empty Mysuru Nutrition Centre Shocks Child Rights Panel
Karnataka's Child Rights Commission exposes disturbing reality as Mysuru's Nutritional Rehabilitation Centre remains unused despite critical need for child healthcare services.
SC Mandates Written Arrest Grounds for All Offences
Landmark Supreme Court ruling makes written grounds of arrest mandatory for all offences under IPC and new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Legal experts weigh in on implications.
AICCTU: Release Kannada Draft of Domestic Workers Bill
The AICCTU pushes Karnataka government to publish Kannada version of Domestic Workers Bill for public feedback, citing accessibility concerns for workers and stakeholders.
HC upholds Muslim woman's live-in right after divorce
In a landmark judgment, Punjab and Haryana High Court protects Muslim woman's right to choose live-in partner after verbal divorce, emphasizing constitutional rights over personal law.
SC Mandates Written Arrest Grounds for All Detainees
Supreme Court mandates written arrest grounds for every detained person, strengthening fundamental rights and transparency in law enforcement procedures across India.
Turkey's LGBTQ Community Faces Existential Threat from New Law
Turkey's proposed legislation threatens to further marginalize LGBTQ individuals, criminalizing what authorities call 'deviant propaganda' and raising alarms about fundamental rights erosion.
Karnataka SSLC, II PU Exam Schedule 2024 Released
The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board has announced the complete timetable for SSLC Class 10 and II PU examinations 2024. Get all details about exam dates, duration, and important guidelines.
Karnataka mandates 5% disability quota in private jobs, education
Karnataka government announces historic reservation policy requiring 5% quota for persons with disabilities in private sector jobs and educational institutions, marking a significant step toward inclusion.
Karnataka Women's Panel Demands Probe Into Missing Women Cases
Karnataka State Women's Commission calls for comprehensive investigation into cases of missing women, rape incidents, and suspicious deaths of women across the state.
Walmart-Karnataka Pact Boosts Women SHGs Market Access
Karnataka government partners with Walmart to provide massive market access for women-led Self-Help Groups, creating transformative economic opportunities across the state.
Karnataka farmer's land sold by bank without knowledge
In a startling case from Karnataka's Koppal district, a farmer discovers his mortgaged agricultural land was auctioned by a bank without his knowledge, raising serious questions about banking transparency and farmer rights.
Karnataka Port Protest Turns Violent: Villagers Brutalised
Civil society groups expose police brutality against Honnavar villagers opposing a mega port project in Karnataka. Shocking details of violent suppression emerge as local communities fight for their land and livelihoods.
Hindu Daughters' Inheritance Rights: Complete Guide
Understanding the landmark legal changes that transformed inheritance rights for Hindu daughters in India. Learn how the 2005 amendment ensures equal property rights and what it means for families today.
Legal Awareness Session Empowers Ludhiana Students
Government Model Senior Secondary School hosts groundbreaking legal literacy session with district court officials, equipping students with crucial knowledge about their rights and responsibilities.
Nagalakshmi R. Kosumbe Appointed KCPCR Chairperson
In a significant development for child welfare in Karnataka, Nagalakshmi R. Kosumbe has been appointed as the new chairperson of the Karnataka Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KCPCR), bringing fresh leadership to the state's child protection ini
Women Commission Seeks Report on Police Assault Case
The Karnataka State Commission for Women has intervened in a disturbing case where a woman alleges she was assaulted by police officers at Varthur police station, seeking a comprehensive report within 15 days.
Karnataka's Rental Crisis: Why Tenants Need Rights Now
Millions of Karnataka tenants face insecure housing as outdated rental laws create power imbalance. Discover how the Model Tenancy Act could revolutionize rental rights and bring justice to both landlords and tenants.
Bengali Voters Demand Language Protection & Security
Bengali-speaking electors in Bihar present crucial demands to political parties, seeking constitutional protection for their language and enhanced security measures ahead of elections.
Delhi HC: No Exam Denial for Law Students Over Attendance
In a groundbreaking judgment, Delhi High Court protects law students' academic rights, ruling that colleges cannot prevent exam participation solely due to attendance deficits. Learn how this decision impacts legal education across India.
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