DK Shivakumar completes 100 days as Karnataka Chief Minister | Above The Fold | Sept 10, 2026
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Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar completed 100 days in office, clearing over 150 cabinet decisions, investment proposals, and 72,000 government job recruitments amid political challenges. The Hindu's Karnataka Bureau Chief, S. Bageshree, provides further insights on this development. Meanwhile, in a major legal update, the Supreme Court decided to let the High Court continue monitoring the Satya Niketan building case following municipal actions over overcrowded PG facilities lacking proper safety arrangements. Also, internationally in focus, the US Department of Homeland Security faced backlash over AI-generated ads targeting "Mr. Singh." Additionally, the Supreme Court heard petitions on the CBSE three-language policy, with the Centre promising consultations regarding relief for Class 6 students. Tehran launched retaliatory missile strikes against U.S. positions in Jordan following Tuesday's American military strike on Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf. This dangerous escalati
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