The Bangalore City Civil Court has invited online applications for 110 vacancies including Typists, Peons, Drivers, and Process Servers. Candidates who have passed SSLC (10th) or PUC are eligible to apply. The salary ranges from ₹27,000 to ₹83,700 per month. The application process started on July 1st, and the last date to apply is July 30th. Age limits range from 18 to 45 years depending on the category. Selection will be based on academic merit, skill tests, and interviews. https://kannada.news18.com/news/jobs/state-government-jobs-bengaluru-city-civil-court-recruitment-2026-110-posts-apply-online-bengaluru-abn-local18-2456867.html

BJP leader C.T. Ravi has criticized the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' program organized by Congress and NSUI in Chikkamagaluru, alleging the misuse of students for political purposes under the guise of a NEET interaction. He accused the organizers of pressuring college principals through officials to ensure student attendance. Ravi claimed the event was a conspiracy to spread misinformation about the Prime Minister and stated he would soon meet students to reveal the truth. He also highlighted past exam scams and corruption during the Congress administration. https://publicnext.com/news/district/chikmagalur/politics/kn/chikkamagaluru-students-used-for-chhatron-ki-goonj-political-programme-ct-ravi-s-remarks-1277953

Opposition leader R. Ashoka has criticized former CM Siddaramaiah, calling his statements about retiring from elections a drama intended to intimidate senior leaders. Ashoka claimed Siddaramaiah has been repeating this for ten years only to contest when elections arrive. He also slammed the police for filing an FIR against BJP leader C.T. Ravi while allegedly ignoring derogatory comments made by others like Prakash Raj against Hindu dharma. Ashoka announced a protest in Chikkamagaluru against these actions. https://kannada.asianetnews.com/politics/r-ashok-slams-former-cm-siddaramaiah-over-retirement-from-election-politics-statement-rav/articleshow-0dgpgds

A complaint has been filed at Kota police station against Udupi MLA Yashpal Suvarna for allegedly making provocative and defamatory statements against actor Prakash Raj and Rahul Gandhi during a BJP protest. The complaint, filed by Udupi District Congress OBC Vice President Kota Nagendra Puthran, seeks an FIR and immediate action. Police noted that since a case was already registered at the Udupi city station, the complaint was disposed of accordingly. https://www.varthabharati.in/udupi/complaint-to-kota-station-against-udupi-mla-yashpal-2264163

Due to heavy rains in Maharashtra's Krishna basin, the Almatti dam has reached 96.32% capacity. All 26 gates have been opened to release 1.10 lakh cusecs of water into the Krishna River. Authorities have issued a high alert to people living along the riverbanks to stay away from the water. The dam currently holds 118.558 TMC of water, and inflows are expected to rise further. https://udayavani.com/district-news/all-26-gates-of-alamatti-dam-opened-to-release-110-lakh-cusecs-of-water-alert-issued-to-riverside-residents-789008

FIRs have been registered against the management of five prominent educational institutions in Yadagiri for allegedly using forged fire safety certificates. The institutions involved include Shubham PU College, Srihari Independent PU College, DDU HPS, HS Educational Institution, and Vision PU College. The fraud was uncovered during a verification process initiated by the Department of School Education. Following an investigation confirming the documents were fake, District Fire Officer Veeresh Ukkadada filed complaints leading to cases being booked under IPC and BNS sections. https://udayavani.com/district-news/fir-against-five-prestigious-educational-institutions-in-yadgir-863609

Delhi Police are investigating a back-dated diary entry from the Parliament Street police station which claims a DCP ordered the use of plastic pellets against protesters on July 20. While the diary entry suggests two rounds of pellets and tear gas were used, senior officials have denied the use of pellet guns, stating only tear gas was deployed to control the crowd. The DCP involved claimed he was deployed elsewhere at the time of the incident mentioned in the diary. The controversy surfaced after social media posts suggested pellet injuries among protesters. https://www.varthabharati.in/National/cjp-protest-dcp-ordered-raf-to-use-force-pellets-delhi-cops-probe-diary-entry-2264137

Police in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand, have registered an FIR under the POCSO Act against a school teacher and an NCC officer for allegedly sexually harassing a 16-year-old girl during an NCC training camp. The teacher reportedly took the girl to the officer's room on the pretext of being summoned, where both allegedly harassed her. Following a complaint by the victim's father, SP Kamlesh Upadhyaya confirmed that an investigation is underway. Local villagers and representatives have submitted a memorandum to the District Magistrate demanding the immediate suspension of the teacher and strict action against the accused. https://publicnext.com/news/national/india/crime/kn/pocso-case-registered-against-teacher-officer-for-harassing-girl-during-ncc-training-1278190

A traditional recipe for 'Kalale Saambhar' (Bamboo Shoot Curry), a seasonal delicacy from the Malnad region of Karnataka. The process involves soaking bamboo shoots for 2-3 days to remove bitterness before cooking with spices. The article also warns that raw or improperly processed bamboo shoots can be bitter and are dangerous to livestock if fed as leftovers. https://kannada.news18.com/news/chikkamagaluru/malenadu-kalale-sambar-recipe-here-mnc-svl-local18-ws-l-2443542.html

International Tiger Day is observed annually on July 29, a tradition started in 2010. India is currently home to approximately 70% of the world's tiger population, with 3,682 tigers residing across 58 protected areas in 18 states. Karnataka plays a pivotal role with tiger reserves like Bandipur and Nagarahole. The 'Project Tiger' initiative, launched in 1973, has been instrumental in increasing their population, curbing poaching, and involving local communities in conservation efforts. https://www.prajavani.net/agriculture/animal-world/international-tiger-day-india-conservation-history-4155984