Новости за 05.09.2022

A man from Okha got back Rs 6.9 lakh, which was debited from his bank account by online fraudsters after he alerted the cyber cell of Devbhumi Dwarka police. Sunil Bind had received a call on July 24 night informing that his account had been deactivated.

Another artisan from West Bengal fled with gold worth Rs seven lakh from a jeweller in the city.Police booked Nitai Kristobera, a native of West Midnapore, following a complaint lodged by jeweller Rajni Lodhiya who runs Om Somnath jewellery firm in Soni Bazar.

The state unit of BJP lashed out at chief minister Hemant Soren on Sunday over his remarks on the death of two girls in Dumka. The ruling JMM countered it by saying the current government showed sensitivity to serious issues by action and not words.

The foremost objective of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is to work towards the assertion of Bharat’s identity, and aid the process of national reconstruction, said the organisation’s chief of publicity, Arunkumar.

For nearly 18 months, various parts of Vijayapura district have been rocked by tremors, which the experts have repeatedly assured, are unlikely to cause considerable damage to life and property. But people are growing increasingly anxious nevertheless.

Emphasising the need for remedies to the many ills ailing the police system in the state, chief minister Basavaraj Bommai on Sunday sad that the Karnataka government would set up a centre, along the lines of the National Defence Academy (NDA), which would offer training to personnel in the

A 28-year-old man from Belagavi committed suicide by hanging on Sunday, blaming a former Karnataka minister’s aide and a police officer from the city. The deceased has been identified as Savio Pillai, from Macche on the outskirts of the city.

In the wake of the recent controversies surrounding the Lingayat sect in the state, progressive members of the community have called for the revival of the original tenets propounded by the Sharana poets of the 12th century.

Highlighting the manifold contributions of the Banjara community to the struggle for freedom, Union minister for parliamentary affairs and Dharwad MP Pralhad Joshi on Saturday assured the members that steps would be taken to convert the tandas or tribal hamlets they inhabited into revenue

For more than one month, the residents of Belagavi have been living in dread of prowling leopards, which dared to intrude into the very heart of the city, leaving denizens of some of the most upscale localities frightened.

Two teachers from Dakshina Kannada and one from Udupi have been selected for the stategovernment’s Best Teacher Award.

An aerial silk performing artiste in the city has started teaching Bollywood-style dance to four transgenders who had hunted for a willing instructor for two years.

A final semester BSc (chemistry, botany and zoology) student in the University College at Hampankatta has cleared the National Entrance Exam and got selected for MSc course in public health entomology at the Indian Council for Medical Research in Dibrugarh, Assam.

Former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry, who died in a road accident near Palghar in Maharashtra, had visited the Iranshah Atash Behram in Udvada, the most sacred Parsi fire temple, located in Valsad district.Mistry and three others were returning to Mumbai after offering prayers at Udvada.

A pillion rider was killed in a bike accident after the two-wheeler hit an electricity pole and then rammed a bus on Parladka Road in Puttur on Saturday.Police identified the deceased is Bharatraj Gowda, 21. Dhanush, the motorbike rider, suffered injuries.

Five persons were arrested in connection with a murder and attempt to murder by the Udayagiri police. On August 31, these five accused allegedly murdered their old friend and injured another person in Kyatamaranahalli

As part of the Bharat Jodo Yatra of AICC leader Rahul Gandhi, Congress leaders are planning numerous events in Chamarajanagar and Mysuru districts, which include street corner meetings and interactions with various social and economic groups.

With of complaints of rear-end and sideswipe collisions of vehicles, especially four-wheelers, coming down, the Mysuru city police are likely to continue the arrangement of widening the Hardinge Circle in the heart of Mysuru for a few more weeks.

Although the Dasara jumbos are put on rigorous training to acclimatise them to their duties, they are receiving royal treatment at the Mysuru palace premises.

City police commissioner Chandragupta has banned the sale of vuvuzela in the city limits. According to an order issued by the office of the Commissioner of Police, sale of vuvuzela was banned keeping in mind the public interest. This order was imposed as the Dasara celebrations have begun.

Former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy on Sunday asked what PM Narendra Modi plans to do during his visit to the state ahead of the elections.

A section of academicians and historians have opposed the plan to hand over the Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion in Manasagangotri, the PG campus of the University of Mysore (UoM), to set up the Classical Kannada Centre.

Amid BJP’s and Congress’s decision to contest independently in mayoral elections, a section of JD(S) leaders are confident that the saffron party will support it.After nearly a seven-month delay, the state government has notified the mayoral polls.

Three teachers will be presented with the state award and Rs 1 lakh each on Teacher’s Day. The Teachers’ Honour-cum-Clean School State Award Ceremony will be organized at 10:30am on Monday.

Once staring at closure due to lack of students, a government primary school in Kanchora in rebel-hit Raidih block in Gumla district is today brimming with students, thanks to a tribal teacher who since his posting here in 2000 worked hard to revive the fortunes of this educational institute.