Deccan Herald:
A schools’ association says Karnataka has continued to use rates of ₹16,000 per primary-school child and ₹8,000 per higher-primary-school child, and seeks notification of rates for 2026–27. The court has issued notice; it has not ruled on the claims.
The Tribune:
The facility at the Manipal Academy of Higher Education campus provides students, researchers and industry collaborators access to quantum hardware, cryogenic systems and control technologies. The 100-engineer figure is a plan, not a reported training outcome.
WELL Labs:
The article says the plan should assess flood risk, drainage capacity and groundwater status before areas open to development. Modelling in a roughly 10 km² South Bengaluru watershed suggests sponge parks could absorb stormwater and improve groundwater recharge.
IBC Laws:
The case concerned a ₹4 lakh loan and a cheque issued more than three years after the original transaction. The Court dismissed the accused’s revision petition, leaving the concurrent trial and appellate convictions in place.
The Print:
The minister described this as a record for the state. The figures are a reported employment-generation measure; the evidence provides no worker count or independent verification.
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Deccan Chronicle:
Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara said ground-truthing is complete in the newly added taluks and the state expects to finalise its loss assessment and relief request within a week. The amount sought has not been determined.