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Six lakh traffic violators have not paid fines totalling <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>91Cr in Thane in the last two months. (HT FILE PHOTO FOR REPRESENTATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY)

6 lakh traffic violators not paid fine totalling 91Cr in Thane

Over six lakh traffic violators who failed to pay the fine for flouting traffic rules have been served notice by the Thane Traffic Police. The police have asked these rule violators to pay the fine before August 15 or they would be called to the Lok Adalat to be held on August 16. The six lakh violators are from Thane, Kalyan, Dombivli, Ulhasnagar, Bhiwandi and Mumbra.

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Arrested IITG student's parents in Guwahati to meet their son

Parents of IIT-Guwahati student, arrested for alleged ISIS links, arrive to meet him in police custody. The student was detained after pledging allegiance to ISIS. Two students from IIT-Guwahati were suspected of joining ISIS, with one arrested and the other still being traced. A black flag resembling ISIS flag was found in the student's hostel room. Police are investigating.

BY Vijayendra, son of former Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa.

BJP files EC complaint against Siddaramaiah's son over abusive language against Modi, Shah

The BJP filed a complaint with the Election Commission, accusing Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's son of violating the Model Code of Conduct by making "abusive" remarks against PM Modi and HM Amit Shah. Yathindra Siddaramaiah allegedly called Shah a "goonda" with a murder charge. State BJP President demanded an apology, calling the statement "reprehensible."

Senior party leader and Minister K H Muniyappa.

Row over candidate intensifies as Cong scrambles to finalise pick in faction-ridden Kolar unit

Amid speculations of Congress choosing a candidate not from any faction in Kolar for Lok Sabha polls, Minister K H Muniyappa warned it may not be effective. He urged CM Siddaramaiah and DCM Shivakumar to unite factions led by him and Ramesh Kumar for victory. Five legislators threatened to resign if Muniyappa's son-in-law gets the ticket. The party is yet to announce the candidate for Kolar.

 <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>20.85 cr cash, alcohol worth over <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>27 cr seized in Karnataka

20.85 cr cash, alcohol worth over 27 cr seized in Karnataka

The Election Commission announced seizure of cash and goods worth over 62 crore since the model code of conduct was implemented in Karnataka for the Lok Sabha elections. Items seized include cash, liquor, drugs, precious metals, and freebies. Nearly 969 FIRs have been registered, and the Excise Department has taken action against numerous cases of violations.

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Noida dump yard fire doused after 100 hours

A fire in a Noida dumping yard was extinguished after 100 hours, with 150 firefighters and 15 water tenders deployed. Over 35 lakh liters of water were used. The fire started on Monday and was fully extinguished on Friday, with two water tenders remaining as a precaution. Challenges included wind and sun affecting firefighting efforts.

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Prime accused in murder of Mumbai man held from UP; calls to his wife help police trace him

The Palghar police in Maharashtra have arrested the prime accused from Uttar Pradesh in the kidnapping and murder case of a Mumbai-based man. The victim, Sudhir Singh, was kidnapped and fatally attacked on January 12. The accused, Rahul Pal alias Marda, was tracked down through calls made to his wife. With his arrest, the total number of persons held in the case is now four.

Yathindra Siddaramaiah. (ANI)

Karnataka CM's son stirs controversy with objectionable remark on Amit Shah; BJP slams Congress

Former Karnataka MLA Yathindra Siddaramaiah, son of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, sparked controversy by calling Union Minister Amit Shah a 'goonda, rowdy'. BJP slammed Congress for the remarks. BJP leaders criticized Yathindra, calling his comments inappropriate and frustrated. BJP plans to lodge complaints with the Election Commission and police. Yathindra's future in politics could be at stake due to his remarks.

KS Eshwarappa. (PTI)

‘One family holding power of BJP in Karnataka’: BJP's Eshwarappa

Senior BJP leader KS Eshwarappa expressed discontent over one family holding power in Karnataka BJP, indirectly referring to Yediyurappa family. Eshwarappa confident of winning Shivamogga seat, supporting Modi for third term. Despite warning to contest independently, Eshwarappa aims to contribute to Modi's victory. BJP released second list of 72 candidates, including Yediyurappa's son, leading Eshwarappa to consider independent contest.

BJP MP Tejasvi Surya.

BJP-JDS alliance will win with over 5 lakh votes margin in Bengaluru South, says Tejasvi Surya

BJP's Bengaluru South Lok Sabha candidate Tejasvi Surya predicts a victory with a margin of over 5 lakh votes in the constituency. Surya, along with party leaders, outlined election strategies and upcoming events to mobilize support. Former CM Kumaraswamy expressed confidence in NDA winning all 28 seats in Karnataka. Leader Ashoka criticized opposition for lack of transparency in alliances.

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Toll rates on Mumbai's Bandra-Worli sea link to go up by 18 per cent from April 1

Toll charges on Mumbai's Rajiv Gandhi Bandra Worli Sea Link to increase by 18% from April 1, with rates for cars and jeeps at Rs 100, minibuses and similar vehicles at Rs 160, and two-axle trucks at Rs 210 for one-way trips. Rebates available for advance purchase of toll booklets. Plans to connect sea link to under-construction coastal roads.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar with Congress candidate from Bengaluru Rural constituency DK Suresh. (PTI)

DK Suresh, sole Cong MP from Karnataka, files nomination from Bangalore Rural

DK Suresh and Prajwal Revanna filed nominations for the upcoming polls in Karnataka. Suresh, seeking reelection from Bangalore Rural, defeated Anitha Kumaraswamy in the past. Revanna, grandson of H D Deve Gowda, filed from Hassan. BJP-JD(S) fielded C N Manjunath against Suresh. Congress named Shreyas Patel in Hassan. The election is seen as a continuation of the historical political rivalry between the Gowda and Patel families.

Since March 16 till date, seizures worth <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>55.76 crore have been made by the Election Commission in Karnataka. (ANI/For representation only)

Seizures in Karnataka cross 50 Cr mark since model code came into effect

Seizures in Karnataka under the model code of conduct have surpassed 50 crore. Election Commission reports 55.76 crore seized since March 16, ahead of Lok Sabha polls in two phases. Cash, liquor, drugs, weapons, and precious metals among items confiscated. Over 847 FIRs filed, arms surrendered, and cases booked. Excise Department also involved in seizing vehicles and illegal activities.

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Fare of shared cabs on Pune, Nashik and Shirdi routes from Mumbai hiked

Fares of shared taxi services from Mumbai to Nashik, Shirdi, and Pune have been hiked by Rs 50 to Rs 200. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Transport Authority approved the fare revision for non-AC and AC taxis. Passengers boarding from Mumbai will pay more for AC taxi travel to Nashik and Shirdi, and both AC and non-AC taxi travel to Pune. The fare hike is expected to come into effect next month.

Karnataka DCM DK Shivakumar (PTI)

Cong will decide about making me CM in future, says Karnataka DCM DK Shivakumar

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar stated that the Congress will decide on making him Chief Minister in the future, sparking discussions about a leadership change. Reports of a "rotational Chief Minister formula" were mentioned, but not officially confirmed. Shivakumar responded to speculations, saying it will be decided by the party. He emphasized working under Siddaramaiah's leadership and the state's progress.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah with his deputy DK Shivakumar. (ANI)

Five Cong legislators threaten to quit in Karnataka over ticket allocation issue

Five Congress legislators threatened to resign if K H Muniyappa's son-in-law was given a ticket to contest from Kolar in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The party is yet to announce its candidate, with opposing views on the representation of Scheduled Castes. After discussions with party leaders, the legislators have decided to wait and abide by the party's decision.

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