SALAR NEWS

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17 May, 2025

Tibetans in Mysuru demand release of Panchen Lama

The protest commemorated the 17 May, 1995 abduction of the then six-year-old Panchen Lama by the Chinese authorities, making him the world’s youngest political prisoner.

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17 May, 2025

Madigas to continue agitation until internal reservation given

Madiga community leader H Anjaneya said the community, despite forming a substantial portion of the SC population in districts like Mysuru, Chamarajanagar, Kolar, and Chikkaballapura, has been historically underrepresented in politics and public service.

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17 May, 2025

Hotel owner booked for derogatory remark against Kannada

Bengaluru hotel booked after LED board flashes anti-Kannada message, sparking outrage, police probe hacking angle

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17 May, 2025

Techie run over in City for refusing to buy cigarette for man

Initially classified as a hit-and-run, Subramanyapura Police reviewed CCTV footage and discovered the act was deliberate.

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17 May, 2025

Groom dies of heart attack minutes after wedding in Bagalkot

Groom dies of heart attack just minutes after the wedding in Bagalkot, highlighting the rise in sudden deaths among young adults

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17 May, 2025

Rain and IPL bring Bengaluru to a standstill

Gusty winds touching 50 kmph accompanied relentless rain for the third consecutive day, flooding key arterial roads including Mysore Road, Shivajinagar, KR Market, Hosur Road, Peenya, Whitefield, and Jayanagar.

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17 May, 2025

KIA achieves record profit since its inception

The milestone was discussed during a board meeting on 16 May, chaired by the Chief Secretary to the Government of Karnataka, Shalini Rajneesh.

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17 May, 2025

Woman killed after auto crash into a parked truck

The deceased has been identified as Priya, a resident of Yelahanka New Town. Her mother, Malathi, sustained minor injuries and is receiving treatment at a hospital.

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17 May, 2025

Minister rules out fee hike for medical, dental courses

During a meeting with representatives of private college managements, Patil affirmed that last year’s approved 10 per cent increase was deemed sufficient.