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The Christian Medical College organised a series of events to mark World Heart Day, placing renewed emphasis on prevention, early screening and community awareness around cardiovascular disease. Ranipet Collector N. Priya Ravichandran attended as chief guest, underscoring the role of local administration in public health outreach.
The CMC organised a series of events to mark World Heart Day, placing prevention, early screening and lifestyle change at the centre of its public health message. Ranipet Collector N. Priya Ravichandran attended as chief guest, underscoring the local administration’s support for cardiovascular awareness and community outreach.
Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge has alleged that central investigative agencies may be used against Congress leaders in connection with the Karnataka Public Service Commission controversy, escalating a politically charged dispute already under scrutiny. His remarks come after the state’s Central Crime Branch said it found a link to Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy’s official residence in New Delhi while probing a sting operation video targeting former chief minister Siddaramaiah.
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge has underscored Kannada as a living confluence of history, culture and diverse literary traditions, urging the present generation to safeguard the language’s heritage. Speaking in the context of cultural preservation, he said literature, history and traditions must be protected and passed on to future generations.
Karnataka has launched multiple programmes to build a workforce aligned with emerging technologies, according to state Minister for Home, IT, BT and E-Governance Priyank Kharge. Speaking at TechSparks 2026, he framed talent development as the foundation for the state’s next phase of technology-led growth. The remarks underscore Karnataka’s effort to defend its lead in India’s startup economy as competition intensifies among states.
At TechSparks 2026, Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge set out the state’s case for widening its technology economy beyond Bengaluru, framing the effort as a deliberate policy shift rather than a symbolic decentralisation exercise. He pointed to the state’s Beyond Bengaluru policy as the backbone of a strategy to spread startup activity, talent, and investment across multiple cities and districts. The remarks come as India’s startup ecosystem faces a more selective funding environment and rising pressure on states to offer not just incentives, but durable infrastructure, talent pipelines, and market access. Karnataka is positioning itself to retain Bengaluru’s dominance while building a wider innovation map that can absorb growth more evenly.
Day one of TechSparks 2026 in Bengaluru framed a sharper debate over where India’s next technology advantage will come from: not merely from access to capital or compute, but from ownership of core technology, deeper product capability and a wider geographic spread of innovation. Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu argued that Indian startups must build durable technical control rather than depend on imported infrastructure, while Karnataka IT minister Priyank Kharge renewed the push to take startup growth beyond Bengaluru. The event also unveiled the Tech30 2026 cohort, spotlighting the next wave of startups expected to shape the country’s venture landscape.
JPMorgan is turning increasingly bullish on fixed income, arguing that current market conditions may present a once-in-a-generation opportunity for investors willing to add duration and selectively take credit risk. Priya Misra, a portfolio manager at the firm, is focusing on high-quality companies where spreads and yields remain attractive relative to the underlying fundamentals. The call reflects a broader shift in bond-market thinking as central banks move through the later stages of their tightening cycles and investors reassess the balance between inflation risk, recession risk and income generation.
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