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Karnataka urges Centre to scrap NEET-UG from 2026, restore state powers to conduct CETKarnataka is urging the central government to abolish NEET-UG from 2026. The state wants to bring back its own entrance tests. Minister Sha...- Saffron shawls not allowed in schools in Karnataka, clarifies CM SiddaramaiahKarnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has clarified rules on religious symbols in educational institutions. Saffron shawls will not be perm...
- Choose faith or future: BJP alleges 'second-class treatment' of Hindus in K'natka CET rowA political row has erupted in Karnataka after students were allegedly asked to remove their sacred 'janeu' threads before writing the Comm...
- Karnataka CET row: Brahmin students told to remove Janeu, Kalawa; ‘couldn’t write exam properly,’ says studentStudents taking the Common Entrance Test in Bengaluru reported being forced to remove sacred religious threads. This incident occurred at a...
- Karnataka: Minister Somanna’s intervention averts another Janivara rowThe Railway Board averted a potential controversy by relaxing rules on religious symbols for recruitment exams after concerns arose in Karn...
- Siddaramaiah breaks silence on sacred thread controversy, promises action as Brahmin protests continueKarnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has vowed strict action against those who forced Brahmin students to remove their sacred threads befo...
- Sacred thread controversy: Congress minister offers free engineering seat as Brahmins pour out their angerA controversy has erupted in Karnataka after students were allegedly forced to remove their sacred threads before taking the CET exam. Brah...
- “Am I speaking in Urdu?” Karnataka minister loses cool over student's “not knowing Kannada” remark, orders actionKarnataka Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa faced criticism after demanding action against a student who commented on his Kannada profici...
- SC nod to conduct NEET for admissions into medical courses comes as a jolt to Karnataka governmentKarnataka’s Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil was unsure if the CET would be held as per schedule or postponed in the wake of...
- Only one test for medical admission from this session itself, rules SCThe Supreme Court insisted that multiple tests must give way to the National Eligibility Entrance Test for the current (2016-17) session it...
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