Considering nearly 3 decade service, HC orders pensionary benefits to retd Asst Environmental Officer of KSPCB | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Considering nearly three decades of service put in by the officer, Karnataka High Court has granted limited relief to N Krishnamurthy, a retired Assistant Environment Officer of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB).For the limited purpose of extending pensionary benefits, KSPCB shall take into consideration the petitioner’s past 10 years of service, subject…

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Mere continuance in service after the expiry of the probationary period, sans confirmation doesn’t create vested right to the post, rules HC | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Mere continuance in service after the expiry of the probationary period, in the absence of an order of confirmation or any other material establishing such confirmation, would not by itself confer upon a person a vested right to the post.The Karnataka High Court has made this observation in a recent judgement while dismissing the…

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Why college dress code fails the vibe check, again | Bengaluru News

Students in Bengaluru colleges protest strict dress codes, questioning compulsory uniforms and appearance rules. Although dress codes may prepare college students for professional life, dictating what they wear is unlikely to produce the outcomes such policies aim forAfortnight ago, students of a degree college in East Bengaluru staged a demonstration outside the campus after they…

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Dark stores to gyms, Bengaluru finds new places to party | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru’s party scene is transforming with immersive and unusual themed events. By: Ileena Dutta & Jahnavi SanjeevBengaluru party evenings are no longer ordinary Of late, they have turned into full-blown, immersive events, hosted at the most unusual venues, and with unexpected themesCall them “weird,” “quirky,” or “just wild,” but costume nights, activity jives and Swiftie…

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Setback for Greater Bengaluru Authority as Karnataka high court stays new animal-waste rules | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: In a setback for Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA), Karnataka high court has stayed the operation of the public notice issued by Bengaluru Solid Waste Management Ltd (BSWML) on the new animal waste management rules.Saturday’s order comes amid a dispute between the civic authorities and poultry traders, who have strongly opposed the proposed charges, arguing…

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