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The BBMP Working Contractors Association alleged that a commission of 10-15% was being sought on behalf of the Bengaluru City Development Minister, a position held by Shivakumar.

Citizens’ feedback was taken by deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar’s office, which was analysed by academic partners, which were the Civil Department of the Indian Institute of Science and Ramaiah Institute of Management.

A week after the Karnataka HC rapped it over failure to rein in illegal banners and flexes across Bengaluru, the state government on Tuesday announced

A delegation of the contractors’ association met the Governor on Tuesday, and submitted their complaint, requesting the state government to issue an order to release the outstanding payments | Latest News India

President of the Karnataka Contractors Association, D Kempanna said, “We have not received any formal complaints related to bribes or commissions.”

Each of the four SITs will be led by experienced IAS officers, supported by a team of 16 professionals, predominantly consisting of retired Public Works Department (PWD) engineers.

The court observed that it was the duty of the government to provide clean and hygienic public toilets and it should not keep away from its duty. | Bengaluru News

The move comes amid allegations of corruption by the Opposition against the ruling Congress government in the state. | Latest News India

Miscarriages ofjustice — has welcomed a decision to scrap rules which require people wrongfully convicted to pay costs towards their time in prison from any compensation they receive. mr malkinson — who served 17 years injailfor a rape he didnt commit — said the rules amounted to asking people to "hand over cash for their own torture". sarah campbell has the story. as if being wrongfully imprisoned wasnt bad enough. andrew malkinson could have ended up being docked compensation money to pa...

Many, including bmp sir robert neill who has welcomed the scrapping of the rule. or when the state makes an error, it is right and proper that the state accept that as swiftly as possible and secondly that the state then doesnt try to put on needless obstacles in the way of somebody seeking recompense. and obstacles do remain according to mr malc and singh and his legal team. firstly, there is a £1 million cap on compensation and they expect to secure a payout to take another two years for the ...