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KCET 2024: Out-of-syllabus questions axed, no retest - Vimarsana News

KCET 2024: Out-of-syllabus questions axed, no retest

The State Government in Karnataka has taken steps to eliminate out-of-syllabus questions from the KCET 2024 exam, avoiding a retest. Learn more about the resolution of the controversy and the measures to uphold fairness and credibility in the examination system.

'My Name Is Sidda-Rama-iah': Ayodhya A Conundrum of Epic Proportions for Karnataka CM - Vimarsana News

'My Name Is Sidda-Rama-iah': Ayodhya A Conundrum of Epic Proportions for Karnataka CM

Siddaramaiah had to offer a clarification after a Congress minister termed the Ram Mandir consecration event a 'gimmick'. And this isn't the first time he has been mired in a controversy linked to Lord Ram and the Ayodhya temple

Source: news18.com
DYK Boman Irani Was Told He Was A 'Miscast' For Khosla Ka Ghosla? - Vimarsana News

DYK Boman Irani Was Told He Was A 'Miscast' For Khosla Ka Ghosla?

Boman Irani shared that initially many considered him a "miscast" for his role in Khosla Ka Ghosla, but he proved everyone wrong.

Source: news18.com
Compensation claims in road accidents need not be proven like criminal cases: K'taka HC - Vimarsana News

Compensation claims in road accidents need not be proven like criminal cases: K'taka HC

In cases related to compensation claims in road accidents, the case is not expected to be proved like a criminal trial, the High Court of Karnataka has said....

Compensation claims in road accidents need not be proven like criminal cases: HC - Vimarsana News

Compensation claims in road accidents need not be proven like criminal cases: HC

The High Court of Karnataka has stated that compensation claims in road accidents do not need to be proved like criminal trials. The court dismissed an appeal by an insurance company challenging the compensation awarded to the family of an accident victim. The court emphasized that claimants do not have to prove their case beyond reasonable doubt, but rather on the basis of preponderance of probabilities. The court also upheld the compensation awarded by the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal and rejected the appeal for enhancement.