Karnataka is planning to launch a dedicated “Information Disorder Tackling Unit” to address fake news and hate speech, according to reports from The Hindu and News18 India. The initiative is described as a response to the spread of misinformation and online content that can inflame communal or social tensions. News18 India says the unit will be jointly led by the IT-BT Department and the Home Department, indicating cooperation between technology and internal security functions. While the sources focus on the purpose and leadership structure of the proposed unit, they do not provide additional details such as its start date, specific enforcement powers, staffing, or the operational framework. Overall, both outlets agree that the state is moving toward a more structured approach to counter “information disorder,” using a dedicated team housed within state government departments. The plan reflects a broader push by governments to strengthen mechanisms for content monitoring, verification, and action against harmful or misleading information, though the reporting here stays at the level of announcement and organizational intent.