The report by Mapping Malnad alleges that the government is trying to solve a problem by geographical displacement of pollution

Industry associations have written to the Karnataka government expressing concerns over a lack of clarity regarding the schemes for which a welfare fee for gig workers would be used, and a disconnect between the Karnataka Act and the Centre’s Code on Social Security, 2020.

Government doctors in Karnataka have called off their planned industrial action after the state government agreed to meet 13 out of their 14 demands.

Karnataka government delays decision on internal reservation for Scheduled Castes, citing need for further discussions and legal clarity amid community divisions.

The Karnataka government has ordered a probe into allegations of job rigging within the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC), following claims of multiple qualifiers from a single room.

The Karnataka government plans to review protest laws following demonstrations supporting Iran's Khamenei, with potential legal action for violations.

The Karnataka government has given its approval for the establishment of 31 new Girls Pre-University (PU) colleges across the state, specifically catering to minority students.

The Government of Karnataka is reviewing a draft bill aimed at criminalizing 'honour' violence, penalizing social boycotts, and providing protection for inter-caste couples.

The Karnataka government has issued a warning to health staff against engaging in protests, as employees continue to press for their service-related demands.

The Karnataka government is contemplating a ban on mobile phone use for students under 16 to combat social media addiction, with the Chief Minister seeking feedback from university leaders.

The Karnataka government is actively considering a proposal to restrict mobile phone use for students below the age of 16, citing growing concerns over social media addiction and its impact on young minds.

If a majority of unstarred questions go unanswered, why should members come to the House, asked the Speaker

Karnataka government orders inquiry into Transport Dept. employees allegedly using fake diplomas for promotions; a retired judge will investigate.

The Karnataka government faced embarrassment as B.R. Patil joined the opposition in criticizing the decision to shift doctors from rural Primary Health Centres (PHCs).

Opposition leader R Ashoka criticized the Karnataka government for allegedly misusing funds designated for SC/ST welfare to finance its guarantee schemes, while also raising concerns about increasing state debt.

The Karnataka government has announced several initiatives in its 2026-27 budget aimed at providing education, welfare, and economic support for minority communities.

The BJP has accused the Congress-led government in Karnataka of diverting ₹39,000 crore from SCSP-TSP funds for guarantee schemes and preparing to divert an additional ₹15,000 crore.

The BJP has cited concerns from the Karnataka State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (KSIC) and urged the Karnataka government to reverse its plan for a stadium at the Mysuru silk factory site.

Approximately 200 individuals have contacted the Karnataka government seeking assistance, though the specific nature of their requests is not detailed.

The Karnataka government has postponed its decision on tabling two significant bills aimed at curbing caste discrimination and honour killings.

Activists are urging the Karnataka government to ensure the proper implementation of the CITIIS 2.0 project in Belagavi, stating that the plan size has been reduced by nearly 45%.

The Karnataka government has introduced an automatic property mutation system to expedite 98% of khata transfers, aiming to end the era of office visits for this process.

The Karnataka government is reportedly planning to implement restrictions on mobile phone usage for children under the age of 16.

The Karnataka government has introduced a new Bill that would empower police top brass to transfer officers for misconduct, even before the completion of their minimum tenure.

The Karnataka government has constituted a Committee on Responsible AI, which held its inaugural meeting to discuss the rapidly evolving AI landscape and the need for strong governance frameworks to ensure responsible use of AI technologies.

The Karnataka government is exploring the possibility of establishing a single airport to serve Ballari, Vijayanagara, and Koppal districts, following mixed outcomes from the Centre's Udan scheme.

The Karnataka government has dismissed plans to close the KSIC factory and construct a stadium, instead focusing on increasing the production of Mysore Silk due to high demand.

The Karnataka government has revised Floor Area Ratio (FAR) guidelines for Bengaluru, permitting significantly taller buildings to promote vertical growth and efficient land utilization.

The Karnataka government has revised the orderly system for senior police officers, indicating changes in the administrative structure or protocol.

In all, a total of 17 persons from Dakhina Kannada have sought help of the Karnataka government to return from UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia

The Karnataka government has issued an order to fill 56,432 posts without mentioning internal reservation, sparking debate.

The Karnataka government has opened a salon in Shingatalur village, Gadag district, for Dalits who were allegedly denied haircutting services by upper-caste barbers.

The Karnataka Policy and Planning Commission and the Karnataka Administrative Reforms Commission have against ‘automatic’ replacement of retiring staff

While the State had previously formed committees, they comprised only labour department officials. The latest development follows a meeting held by Labour Minister Santosh Lad with employer and employee representatives on February 11.

The Karnataka government is exploring the possibility of banning social media access for children under the age of 16, potentially following a similar policy implemented in Australia.