Новости за 10.08.2022

Deputy leader of the opposition in the assembly UT Khader said the decision to allow polyester cloth material, instead of khadi, for the tricolour is an insult to the freedom movement of the country.

The rain-battered Sullia taluk, where schools had to be shut, is returning to normalcy. All schools will reopen on Wednesday, said Sullia BEO H T Mahadeva.

Prohibitory orders under Section 144 will not be applicable for programmes related to Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav in the district.

The Dakshina Kannada district police have arrested one more person in connection with the murder of BJP youth leader Praveen Nettaru murder.Nettaru was hacked to death by three bike-borne miscreants near his broiler shop at Bellare on July 26.

The Manish Pandey-led Gulbarga Mystics bounced back from their opening fixture defeat to edge past Shivamogga Strikers by three wickets in the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 tournament here on Tuesday.

Forseti, from the stables of Prasanna Kumar, who is looking for his third successive win, is fancied to claim the Mysore Race Club Million 2022, the main event on the concluding day of the races here on Wednesday.

A woman lecturer working in a private college in Chamarajanagar town was found hanging on Tuesday. A death note, which is supposedly left, said no one was responsible for her action, Chamarajanagar town police said.

Scion of Mysuru Royal Family Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar on Tuesday said Mysuru has the finest institute in All India Institute of Speech and Hearing because of the vision of Maharajas of Mysuru.

Whether schoolchildren having mid-day meals should get locally-bought eggs or from a centralised vendor is turning out to be a tough egg to crack.The state government has asked school development monitoring committees (SDMC) to procure eggs locally instead of a centralised supply system.

The image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi frozen in the position of an asana in front of the Mysore Palace appears to have given a further boost to the ancient Indian practice in the Heritage City.

To mark the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the University of Mysore (UoM) is organising Yuvajana Mahotsav (youth festival) on August 11. Over 25,000 youths, mostly students, will participate in this event.

The vehicular movement on Madikeri-Mangaluru road was banned till Wednesday morning by the Kodagu district administration. According to an order issued by Kodagu deputy commissioner BC Satish, the vehicle movement was banned on the road between 9pm on Tuesday and 6.30am on Wednesday.

City Crime Branch police have unearthed an illegal drug peddling racket by arresting three peddlers and have launched a search for the kingpin. MDMA or ecstasy was seized from two of them, a bike, three mobile phones, and Rs 43k from the trio.

A day after a minor claimed that his father was killed by an intruder, the Mysuru police detained him for allegedly bludgeoning his father to death in a murder in cold blood.

Former minister and BJP MLA SA Ramadas on Tuesday said several events to promote patriotism among the citizens will be hosted in Krishnaraja segment to mark the 75th anniversary of India’s Independence.

Major Gen (Rtd) S G Vombatkere on Tuesday stated that to protect the country, soldiers, weapons, and other accessories are required. “If there are not enough number of soldiers, how we can fight a war?” he asked.

Senior theatre and film artiste, and activist, ‘Mukyamanthri’ Chandru, now a leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), on Tuesday inaugurated the party’s induction programme in Srirangapatna in Mandya district.

Three officials of the local branch of a private bank, Fino (Financial Institution Network and Operations) Payments Bank, on Tuesday were remanded in judicial custody on charges of bungling Rs 27 lakh.

Acting on the directions of the school education and literacy department, government and private schools across the state will follow the “School se Sarhad Tak” (From School to Border) programme calendar under the ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ from August 6 to August 30 to celebrate India’s 75th

Cheshire Home is likely to have a muted Raksha Bandhan this year as so far no social organisation, educational institute or individual have evinced interest in visiting the place to celebrate the occasion with the differently-abled residents unlike other years, officials said.

Intensifying its protest against the state government’s decision to make a steep hike in court fees, the Jharkhand State Bar Council (JSBC) has asked its affiliated associations to ensure that its advocates do not pay the enhanced fees during the various legal procedures.

The members of the Shia community on Tuesday took out the Muharram procession holding the Tricolour from the Masjid-e-Jafaria area in the city and criss-crossed Church Road and Dr Fatehullah Road before ending at the Karbala Chowk.

The Lokpal of India has reportedly issued a notice to Rajya Sabha MP and JMM president Shibu Soren to appear before it on August 25 in a disproportionate assets case.

Three unidentified miscreants on a motorcycle shot dead a Central Coalfield Limited (CCL) employee posted at Barka-Sayal area of CCL under Bhurkunda police station area of Ramgarh district on Monday late night.

Chief minister Hemant Soren and his Parliamentarian father Shibu on Tuesday purchased jars of pickles, Tricolor and tried their hands at playing Mandar, a traditional musical instrument used by the tribal communities, at the Jharkhand Jan Jatiya Mahotsava on Tuesday.