Raju Gavali is a journalist for Deccan Herald, focusing on local news in Karnataka, particularly in Bengaluru. With a keen interest in politics and social issues, Raju covers a wide range of topics including protests, crime, and incidents of moral policing. His articles provide a comprehensive look into the local happenings and bring attention to important issues affecting the community.
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BJP has pitted Dalit against Dalit, says M B Patil
By: Raju Gavali
'12 lakh illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in Karnataka, trying to get Aadhar cards,' claims Sri Ram Sene chief Pramod Muthalik
By: Raju Gavali
PM Modi to flag off Pune-Belagavi-Hubballi Vande Bharat train on Sept 15: Shettar
'We do not see change of chief minister in the state as of now and none have made such remarks, hence commenting on it would not be fair,' Deshpande said.
"Those skipping classes and getting themselves recognized by organisations will face action," said Madhu Bangarappa
By: Raju Gavali
Efforts to fill posts of vacancies of doctors: Karnataka Health Minister
By: Raju Gavali
Vande Bharat train between Bengaluru-Dharwad will be extended up to Belagavi: V Somanna
Somanna stressed that more and better services were needed for commuters and thus the merger with Indian Railways was being considered.
While the procession from Shivabasav Nagar was passing from College Road, there were verbal exchanges between two groups as their legs bumped during the celebratory dance.
By: Raju Gavali
Belagavi: A person was killed, and another was injured during the Ganesh idol immersion procession at Patil Galli in Karnataka's Belagavi.
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