Karnataka Job Reservation: The Karnataka bill reserves jobs for locals, impacting companies like Google and Intel. Announced by Siddaramaia...

Karnataka government halts job quota bill amid industry criticism. The bill aimed to reserve jobs for Kannadigas in private firms, but face...

The Karnataka cabinet approved a bill mandating 50% reservation for locals in management jobs and 75% in non-management jobs in the private...

The Karnataka government’s move to reserve some private-sector jobs for locals has drawn fire from corporate India. This and more on today’...

The Minister noted that India is currently experiencing a manufacturing and industrial revolution driven by the global China Plus One polic...

Karnataka's Industry & Infrastructure Minister MB Patil rushed to address concerns over a proposed bill to provide quotas for Kannadigas in...

After concerns were raised by industrialists from Karnataka regarding a new Bill mandating 100 per cent reservation for Kannadigas in gover...

Industry leaders in Karnataka criticize proposed reservation policies as discriminatory, fearing negative impacts on the tech sector. The S...

After the government tabled the Kannada Language Comprehensive Development (Amendment) Bill in the legislative council on Tuesday, Kannada ...

One of the focus areas of the policy, he said, is to develop an enabling ecosystem for technology adoption and innovation. The policy, the ...

The head of the statutory body tasked with enforcing Kannada and protecting the interests of locals, said as many as 37 airlines are doing ...

With the law department vetoing 100% reservation for C and D group (blue-collar) employees in private sector earlier this month, the issue ...

The 100% horizontal reservation for Kannadigas is meant for all private industries -except those in the infotech and biotech sector.

"With GST, we are trying to make India one national market, but with quotas for locals, we are going the other way", says Manish Sabharwal,...

Private investors, the policy says, can develop industrial areas and estates either on their own or in public-private partnership mode.

"The Cabinet will deliberate upon the steps to be taken for ensuring jobs for locals in private companies, including IT and BT," Naik added.

"Kannadigas have become a minority in Bangalore as companies are hiring more and more outsiders," said chairman ‘Mukhyamantri’ Chandru.