The 12-hour bandh, from 6 am to 6 pm, has been organized by Kannada Okkoota, a coalition of various pro-Kannada groups.

The 12-hour shutdown is likely to affect public transportation and educational activities. Karnataka Bandh on March 22: ...

Pro-Kannada groups have called for a bandh on March 22, from 6 am to 6 pm, in response to an attack on a KSRTC conductor. The ...

Belagavi, the focal point of the dispute, remained under tight security. While KSRTC buses continued operating within ...

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A 12-hour statewide bandh called by pro-Kannada groups to protest the assault on a state-run bus conductor in Belagavi has ...

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has urged people to maintain peace and abide by the law. "We will protect the ...

With multiple Kannada organizations backing the protest, the city is likely to experience partial closures, especially in ...

Metro services, BMTC and KSRTC buses, schools and colleges, markets, hospitals, and medical services will function as usual.

Karnataka bandh by Kannada Okkoota over NWKRTC assault receives mixed response, affecting transport services in.

Kannada Okkuta, an umbrella organisation representing various pro-Kannada groups, announced the statewide bandh from 6 am to ...