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Karnataka literacy programme has made gains, but gaps persist: Study | Hubballi News

Hubballi: A recent study conducted by Karnataka Monitoring and Evaluation Authority (KMEA) has revealed significant progress in improving literacy outcomes in the state, especially among women, while also highlighting persistent gaps in outreach, retention, and functional integration.The study titled ‘Impact Evaluation of the Literacy Programme for Illiterates in Karnataka (2018-19 to 2023-24)’, was conducted under…

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Illegal de-addiction centers | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Despite past police crackdowns, illegal de-addiction facilities continue to proliferate across the district’s rural fringes, exploiting vulnerable families through word-of-mouth networks and unauthorised pamphlet distributions.Health department officials claim that illicit operators target outer areas and villages deliberately, leveraging local gaps in awareness. In a recent crackdown, Ladhowal police arrested three men on May 27…

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MIG 21 now stands in front of NITK main building | Mangaluru News

The MiG-21 aircraft installed in front of National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK), Surathkal, being unveiled on Tuesday Mangaluru: National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK), Surathkal, on Tuesday unveiled a retired MiG-21 aircraft installed in front of Main Building on its campus.Air Marshal (retd) BU Chengappa said the aircraft was a twin-seater trainer variant featuring…

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Drought cuts: Haragi village bans lavish post-wedding feasts, sets ₹1 lakh fine | Mysuru News

FEASTS OFF THE MENU: Hit by drought and crop failures, Haragi residents have collectively decided to put an end to lavish post-wedding feasts Shivamogga: Residents of Haragi village in Shikaripura taluk have unanimously resolved to ban expensive post-wedding non-vegetarian feasts, locally called ‘Beegara Oota’, amid severe drought, crop distress and growing financial burden.All 350-plus households…

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