CLAIM: Photo shows Karnataka’s tableau featuring Tipu Sultan in the 2025 Republic Day parade. FACT CHECK: The picture is from 2014. In the 2025 Republic Day Parade, the Karnataka government’s ...

Also, Mr Yaduveer sought to clarify that the courts had ordered status quo on the government’s move to acquire Bengaluru Palace. Referring to Law Minister H. K. Patil’s claim that there is no ...

Did Karnataka’s 2025 Republic Day tableau feature the 18th century Mysuru ruler, Tipu Sultan? That’s what many claimed on social media as they shared a photo of a tableau featuring a giant Tipu Sultan ...

Claim: Karnataka displayed Tipu Sultan on its tableau in the 2025 Republic Day parade in Delhi. Fact: The claim is misleading. The viral image is from 2014. Karnataka tableau in the 2025 parade ...

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3,011 crore, a rate on par with market value. At its Jan. 16 meeting ... of the Supreme Court’s ruling and the ownership dispute surrounding the 472-acre Bangalore Palace Grounds. READ ALSO State ...

One print depicts Tipu’s two sons being taken hostage by Lord Charles Cornwallis, after the third Anglo-Mysore war in February 1792, and the other is a portrayal of their return to their mother.