Karnataka one

FLOATING down the Cauvery in a coracle in the monsoon can be a hell of an experience. Yes, you have strapped on your life jacket and your guide has been travelling down the 14-kilometre stretch of the river between Bheemeshwari and Galibore for decades. But the fast-flowing river—thanks to the monsoon rains and the sudden release of water from the upstream Krishnaraja Sagar (KR Sagar) dam—the gyrating coracle, the wild buffaloes that eye you with suspicion from among the trees and the ever present crocodiles can give you the goose bumps. Yes, you’re in the wilderness, with imposing hills on either side of the river, but then you are not totally out of touch with civilisation and creature comforts. That is what Karnataka’s tourism can offer you. Eco-tourism packaged to suit even the most fussy and urbane of travellers. A trip to Mysuru, a few years down the line may never be the same if the State Tourism Department has its way. You will be able to go on an organised urban walking tour (like the famous London Walks) through the labyrinth of historic lanes and gullies of a heritage city where palaces and temples are juxtaposed with outlandish domes and turrets. Lush green forests, pristine beaches and calm blue seas, sparkling white waterfalls and cool highland retreats, and endless plains. Add to this the rich and diverse wildlife habitats, heritage sites, pilgrim centres, and the excitement of Yakshagana (folk theatre). You will find all this in Karnataka, one State, many w...

The BJP reacted sharply to the Congress government's decision on Thursday to repeal the anti-conversion law brought in by its regime in Karnataka, and dubbed the M Mallikarjun Kharge-led outfit as "new Muslim League" Is this "Mohabbat Ki Dukaan" Mr @RahulGandhi ?" asked senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Basanagouda R Patil (Yatnal) on Twitter. 15 Jun, 2023, 05:45 PM IST Karnataka's Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah, accused the central government of being "anti-Kannadiga" and "anti-poor" after it prevented the Food Corporation of India (FCI) from selling rice directly to the state to be used in its Anna Bhagya program, which provides 10 kg of free rice to BPL and Antyodaya cardholders. Siddaramaiah called the Centre’s decision politically motivated, adding that the state government had arranged to purchase rice at Rs 3,400 per quintal, but the Centre blocked the arrangement. 14 Jun, 2023, 07:23 PM IST The free ride in non-luxury state-run buses for women across Karnataka under the 'Shakti' scheme cost the state exchequer Rs 8.84 crore, according to the transport department. If one were to take into consideration the Monday figure, the annual expenditure on this scheme may touch between Rs 3,200 crore to Rs 3,400 crore, a transport officer told news agency PTI. 14 Jun, 2023, 03:57 PM IST Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar says the Congress' poll promise of five guarantees was a "very tough call" and feels it can be a template for the party in other states d...

• BWSSB online payment • BWSSB new water connection • BWSSB water quality test report • BWSSB link ration card • BWSSB grievance redressal • BWSSB Sakala services ( replacing meters, testing faulty meters) • BWSSB rain water harvesting If you are resident of Bengaluru, you have to pay your water bill to the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board ( BWSSB) using BWSSB RR number. BWSSB authority issues water bill to households on a monthly basis. The BWSSB water bill has to be paid before the due date, to avoid penalty and interest. To avoid long queues, consumers can make a BWSSB online payment for the BWSSB water bill, as there are many authorised BWSSB online payment apps and wallets to accept water bill payment. BWSSB Users can also use the Karnataka One portal, to make the BWSSB water bill payment in Karnataka to get instant confirmations and BWSSB receipts. BWSSB login with RR number Karnataka One is a unified portal for the residents to check information related to various schemes, apply for Aadhaar card, pay for essential services challan and penalty, access municipal services, etc. To pay BWSSB water bill, follow the following procedure: * Visit the * You will be redirected to a new page. Click on ‘Utilities’ and then select ‘Water Bill Payment’ option. * For BWSSB online bill payment, click on ‘Avail Online’ and click on ‘Pay Now’ under the Bengaluru tab. * Enter your login details and submit the BWSSB RR number in water bill, to fetch details such as consumer na...

• Fines associated with traffic violations may be paid online • Cashless transactions may be made through apps like Paytm • Repeat traffic offences may attract a higher fine than first offences Today, if you break a traffic rule, there is more than one way to pay the fine. This may be done in the form of a cashless transaction on the spot or paid online from the comfort of your home. Read on to find out more. No one likes being given a traffic fine. However, sometimes, it might happen. You might have been caught speeding on the way to a meeting, jumping a red light or parked in a no-parking zone. In such cases, it’s a good idea to know how you can pay this fine. Traffic fines can be paid online and offline. Offline payments can be made at the time of getting the ticket in cash. Some traffic police station also accepts payment by card. Online payments can be made in three different ways. To know about Apps to carry your driving licence, insurance and RC, click here . Pay Traffic Fines Online in Bangalore – Paytm Paytm is a popular way to pay traffic fines online in Bangalore. This is a cashless system of fine payment that allows you to pay the fine on the spot. The three steps to doing this are: • Login to your Paytm account • Enter the city name • Enter vehicle number/ challan • Choose a payment method- you can pay the fine via debit/credit card, Paytm wallet or net banking This service is available 24×7. Once the payment is made, a confirmation of the same will be sent on...

The Karnataka One is an online portal by the Government of Karnataka that aims to create a single interface for citizen-centric services. The government and private businesses provide facilities on the Karnataka One portal in a practical, integrated, sustainable, secure and citizen-friendly manner using IT resources and different channels. The Chief Minister of Karnataka started the Karnataka One on 17 January 2022 to deliver services from different ministries to the people’s doorstep. People can register on the Karnataka One portal to access various services the Karnataka government offers. The services are incorporated under the Government to Citizen (G2C) facilities. Presently, Karnataka One is operational in 24 cities. It also facilitates online payments. Objectives of Karnataka One Portal • To provide services to various government departments, organisations and private companies in a citizen-friendly manner under one roof. • To enhance transparency, responsiveness and accountability to citizens’ needs. • To give cost-effective methods of services to the departments. • To provide efficient online EIS and MIS to the departments. • To enable government agencies and departments to focus on their core functions. Services on Karnataka One Portal • Aadhaar-related services. • • Services for election commissions. • NadaKacheri (revenue department services). • E-stamping services. • Municipal collaboration services. • Application for • Registration for non-priority cards....