Karnataka’s Ramanagara district to be renamed ‘Bengaluru South’: DK Shivakumar
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar confirmed there would be no change in Ramanagara functioning as the headquarters, and it will remain so. Bengaluru: The Karnataka government on Thursday approved the remaining of neighbouring Ramanagara district as ‘Bengaluru South’. Ramanagara, about 50 kms from Bengaluru, will remain as the headquarters of the renamed district, which will also consist of Magadi, Kanakapura, Channapatna and Harohalli taluks. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar said, “We have checked the rules, regulations, acts and amendments. Ramanagara was originally part of Bengaluru district. Today, the cabinet decided to name it Bengaluru South district. An order regarding this will be issued. This is happy news for the Bengaluru South district.” Speaking to reporters, he confirmed there would be no change in Ramanagara functioning as the headquarters, and it will remain so. He added, “Notification will be issued and the necessary process will follow. There will be no financial implication from this decision. All land records and everything will be changed. I’m also here-on from the Bengaluru South district.” Shivakumar’s proposal gains ground …








