Gowda may hold hand of God Mr Gowdas apprehension is that once the BJP assumes power, not only will his familys power and influence over government affairs diminish, but under Mr Yediyurappa, the BJP may consolidate its position in State politics to the detriment of the JD(S).
Promoters set to offer farmers a new compensation package The promoters of the proposed Nandagudi Special Economic Zone, SKIL Infrastructure Ltd, will initiate the process of acquisition of farm land required for the project in six months time, and it is presently working on the compensation package to be offered to farmers.
CM makes it to centenary celebrations Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy postponed his scheduled visit to New Delhi by half a day to attend the centenary celebrations of the Legislative Council.
Legislatures joint session on August 3 Prominent former members of the State legislature will be invited to the joint session of State legislature scheduled to be held on August 3 to mark the centenary celebrations of the Legislative Council.
SEZ: Now developers must deal with farmers directly Mondays State Cabinet decision to allow private companies to develop Special Economic Zones in the State on land measuring above 100 acres and above, is expected to partially address the issue of land acquisition for industrial areas which continues to dog the government.
Governor T N Chaturvedi addressing the joint legislature session to mark the centenary of the Karnataka Legislative Council in Bangalore on Tuesday. Council Chairman BK Chandrashekhar and Assembly Speaker Krishna are also seen. DH Photo
Is the continued detention of Dr Mohammed Haneef by the Australian government in connection with the terror incidents justified? What should the Indian government do to ensure a fair trial for him? Deccan Herald had invited readers’ opinion on the issue. While many of our readers believe that Mr Mohammed Haneef is innocent and the Indian government should intervene to rescue him, there are other few who feel that since the issue is having international ramifications, it should be dealt sternly.
