Here are the translations of the remaining Kannada news headlines from your previous message, with a bit more context where helpful:
- SSLC Exam: Language was a game in the past, but not in mathematics — State government takes historic step towards bilingual policy.
· Context: The Karnataka government has introduced a bilingual (Kannada and English) question paper for the SSLC (10th standard) exams, particularly for subjects like Mathematics and Science, which were previously only in Kannada for students in the Kannada medium. - Let’s work as Team India — Modi to Chief Ministers.
· Context: Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged all Chief Ministers to work together cooperatively, emphasizing a unified approach rather than regional or political differences. - No lockdown like COVID — Central government clarifies.
· Context: The central government has clarified that there will be no strict lockdown similar to the COVID-19 pandemic period, despite any ongoing health concerns or rumors. - Sub-Registrar office open today and tomorrow as well.
· Context: Sub-Registrar offices (for property registration and document verification) will remain open on a weekend (Saturday and Sunday) to clear backlogs or for public convenience. - Another drug network busted in Mysuru.
· Context: Law enforcement agencies have uncovered and dismantled another drug trafficking racket operating in Mysuru city. - A thrilling step today: America suspense.
· Context: This headline likely refers to a suspenseful or dramatic development involving America, possibly related to politics, a legal decision, or a space mission. The phrase “thrilling step” suggests a high-stakes moment. - Petrol price did not decrease despite heavy tax cut.
· Context: Despite the government reducing taxes (such as excise duty or VAT), petrol prices have not been lowered for consumers, indicating that oil marketing companies may not have passed on the benefit. - Davangere handloom protest resolved.
· Context: A protest by handloom workers or weavers in Davangere (a city known for its textile industry) has been settled after negotiations or government intervention. - More LPG supply to industries now.
· Context: The government or oil companies have increased the supply of LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) to industrial units, likely to meet growing demand or ease shortages.
