Mar 15, 2025 09:40 AM IST
The Karnataka Cupboard additionally authorised the Karnataka Gram Swaraj and Panchayat Raj (Modification) Invoice.
The Karnataka Cupboard on Friday gave its nod for amending the Karnataka Transparency in Public Procurement (KTPP) Act geared toward offering 4 per cent reservation in tenders to Muslim contractors, PTI reported.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. (PTI)
The Cupboard additionally authorised the Karnataka Gram Swaraj and Panchayat Raj (Modification) Invoice, which seeks to offer ‘B’ khatas to all unauthorised rural properties, much like the train being carried out in city areas, the report added.
The invoice is anticipated to cowl some 90 lakh rural properties that shouldn’t have khatas.
Based on the sources, the Cupboard mentioned a proposal to offer 4.24 acres of land belonging to the Agriculture Division in Hebbal for the Worldwide Flower Public sale Bangalore (IFAB) on a rent-free foundation for 2 years.
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Discussions had been additionally held on approving monetary help of ₹96.77 crore for reconstruction and alternative of apparatus at Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre after the January fireplace incident.
The Cupboard mentioned measures to reform the Karnataka Public Service Fee (KPSC), the sources stated.
It was determined to represent an knowledgeable committee to counsel measures to revamp the KPSC and to arrange a search committee to nominate KPSC members, they stated.
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Closure of recent universities?
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday advised the Legislative Meeting {that a} choice shall be taken on the closure or continuation of recent universities established within the state, in the course of the earlier BJP authorities, based mostly on the findings of the cupboard sub-committee.
He stated Deputy Chief Minister D Okay Shivakumar headed cupboard sub-committee tasked with reviewing the standing of public universities within the state, is but to submit its report back to the federal government.
The chief minister stated this within the Meeting when BJP MLA and former Greater Schooling Minister C N Ashwath Narayan sought dialogue on the difficulty underneath an adjournment movement.
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