Karnataka Medical Education Minister Directs Recruitment of Assistant Professors and Nurses Through KEA

Karnataka Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil has directed officials to fill Group A vacancies, including 650 Assistant Professor positions and 1200 nurses, through a competitive examination conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). This move aims to bring transparency and fairness to the recruitment process and combat allegations of corruption and nepotism.

Karnataka Ashram Brutally Beats Class 3 Student for Allegedly Stealing Pen

A third-grade student in Karnataka was allegedly brutally beaten, tortured, and locked up at the Ramakrishna Ashram for three days by the in-charge and his aides for allegedly stealing a pen. The boy, identified as Tarun Kumar, suffered multiple injuries and is currently hospitalized. An FIR has been filed against the accused, and the incident has been brought to the attention of the government authorities.

Karnataka IT Minister Clarifies 14-Hour Workday Proposal, Addressing Concerns

Karnataka IT Minister Priyank Kharge has addressed concerns regarding a proposed amendment to extend working hours for IT employees to 14 hours, stating that there is a misconception about the bill and that he is willing to provide further clarity to the media. The proposal has sparked controversy, with the Karnataka State IT/ITeS Employees’ Union (KITU) expressing opposition and allegations of pressure from the IT industry on the government.

Biocon Biologics Board Smeared with Black Paint in Protest Against Reservation Bill

A video circulating on X, formerly Twitter, shows two Biocon Biologics boards being smeared with black paint in protest against the company’s executive chairperson, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw’s stance on the new Karnataka reservation bill. The bill mandates reservation for local Kannadigas in managerial and non-managerial roles in corporates, a move that has sparked controversy. Shaw expressed concerns about the bill impacting Karnataka’s position as a tech hub by potentially hindering the recruitment of skilled talent.

Karnataka’s Proposed 14-Hour Workday Sparks Outrage: Is This the ‘Biggest Attack on the Working Class’?

Karnataka’s proposed 14-hour workday for tech employees is facing backlash, sparking concerns about worker well-being and productivity. The move comes amidst growing awareness of the negative impacts of excessive working hours on physical and mental health, with scientific research highlighting the detrimental effects on health, productivity, and mental well-being.

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