The state government instructed the cinema halls, auditoriums to operate with 100 per cent capacity from October 1 while adhering to COVID-19 norms.

The shooting for the web series ‘Baahubali-Before The Beginning’ will begin from the month of November in South India. The makers of the web series will go..

The new COVID guidelines imposed in Karnataka include a night curfew and a ban on the Ganesh Chaturthi procession in the state.

BBMP will also impose a fine of Rs 250 on people who are found flouting the mandatory facemask rule.

According to CM Basavaraj Bommai, as of Saturday (August 14), four crore people have been vaccinated in the state of Karnataka

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Karnataka government has imposed a night curfew across the state from 9 pm to 5 am

On Thursday, Karnataka reported 1,785 COVID-19 cases, taking the overall caseload to 29.13 lakh. A total of 25 people succumbed due to the virus.

The decision was taken keeping in mind the rise in COVID-19 cases in these districts that share their border with the neighbouring state of Kerala.

To keep a check on the migrants arriving from Kerala, Maharashtra, the Karnataka govt has also deployed special teams at bus stops, railway stations.

Since Monday, a surge in positive cases made the Karnataka state government extend its guidelines till August 31, on Wednesday.

As epi-center of the pandemic in the state, Bengaluru reported 426 fresh cases, taking its COVID tally to 12,26,889, including 8,467 active cases.

CM Basavaraj Bommai also said that the state government is looking to closely monitor the situation also after there was a spurt in cases in Kerala.

Bangalore University affiliated colleges will reopen on Monday, but Jnana Bharati campus will stay closed till Aug 2 as a hostel is COVID Care Centre.

Ease of restrictions came after a review meeting chaired by the Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa along with top ministers on Saturday

The Karnataka government decided to reopen colleges and cinema theatres in the state. The announcement came after a review meeting chaired by the Chief Minister..

Karnataka on Monday saw further decline in the COVID cases with 1,386 fresh infections and 61 deaths.

The Karnataka government has imposed lockdown in Kodagu at a time when the state is getting ready to further unlock the economy.

The relaxations would be in place for the next 15 days from July 6, Chief Minister Yediyurappa said after chairing a meeting.

As per the media bulletin issued by the state health department, Karnataka reported 3,222 new cases, 14,724 discharges, and 93 deaths on Tuesday.

The Karnataka government may announce relaxations in 11 districts where lockdown measures have continued.

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday said there will be further relaxation in lockdown restrictions in the state after June 21.

The Karnataka government led by BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday (June 15) extended COVID-19 restrictions in Bengaluru under section 144 which prohibits assembly of..

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday indicated that there will be further relaxation in lockdown restrictions in the state after June 21

Night curfew from 7 pm till 5 am will stay in place in Karnataka, while weekend curfew from Friday to Monday will be from 7 pm to 5 am.

The state government had imposed stringent restrictions on April 27 to contain the spread of coronavirus cases.

​​Weekend curfew would be in force from 7pm on June 18 to 5am on June 21. Night curfew would be in force on each night on remaining days between 7pm to 5am..

Karnataka decided to continue with the 7 pm-5 am curfew across the state, including in 20 districts that have lockdown relaxations from next Monday.

CM BS Yediyurappa declared that the Karnataka lockdown will continue in 10 state districts including Bengaluru Rural.

Karnataka's Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) consisting of experts has also suggested a gradual unlocking of activities in the state.

In the meeting on Wednesday, CM Yediyurappa is set to discuss with his ministers the COVID situation in the state and take a final decision.

Earlier last week, Karnataka had extended the statewide lockdown till June 14.

The Karnataka government, led by BS Yediyurappa, decided to extend the lockdown till June 14 amid the rising cases of COVID-19 in the state.

A man from Karnataka stepped outside during the lockdown stating that his hen has 'constipation' and he needs to see the veterinarian for its checkup.

The BS Yediyurappa-led government in Karnataka on Thursday extended the lockdown till June 14 in view of the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic. The Chief Minister..

The Karnataka government on Wednesday backed extension of the lockdown by a week beyond June 7, amid the continuing Covid-19 spread in rural areas and the..

The chief minister said that his government is considering extending the lockdown in the state with some relaxations.

The lockdown in Karnataka, which was imposed on April 27, saw several extensions and is currently in place till June 7.

Reports state that Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) has recommended to the Karnataka government to extend the lockdown at least for one more week.

Earlier on Saturday, BS Yediyurappa declined rumours of the Karnataka lockdown extension and stated that there are no talks of it as of now.

Karnataka Lockdown Update: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa to take decision on June 7.

A decision on extension of lockdown in Karnataka will be taken after a state Cabinet meeting which is scheduled on June 5. 

The number of positive cases in Karnataka is worse than what was predicted in the worst-case scenario, that is without any lockdown.

Karnataka lockdown extended till June 7, says CM BS Yediyurappa.

Karnataka lockdown extended till June 7, says CM BS Yediyurappa.

The researchers who predicted the figure took into account the ongoing vaccination drive in the state and lockdown-like restrictions into account.

CM Yediyurappa said the state government would decide on a complete lockdown in Karnataka in two days.

The order also said that pushcarts selling fruits and vegetables should refrain from overcharging follow COVID-19 protocols.

It is to be noted that a lockdown has been imposed in Karnataka from the night of April 27 till May 12 to curb the spread of coronavirus.

"These guidelines, which are meant to break the chain of Covid-19 transmission across the state, will come into effect from 9 PM on April 27 and will be in force..

Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Monday (April 12) said that a complete lockdown could be imposed in the state if need arises.