Новости за 29.09.2022

Right-wing activists staged a protest in Kolya on the outskirts of Mangaluru, opposing the use of a photograph of a pregnant woman in a baby shower programme, organised by the authorities, as a part of Poshan month on Wednesday.

In an attempt to embrace the new generation of educational patterns, NITK Surathkal, in partnership with Bosch Global Software Technologies Private Limited, Bengaluru, has launched a unique hybrid mode MTech programme, ‘Power electronics and control for electric vehicle’.

Nitte Special Child Care Centre (NSPECC), in collaboration with Akshara Dasoha (Mid-day meal scheme) and Dakshina Kannada zilla panchayat, organised an awareness programme for children and parents on nutrition and oral health, at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose government school,

With pressure mounting continuously on drug peddlers in the city, contraband dealers are now adopting innovative ways to carry on with their illicit trade. In a latest raid, the police recovered 305.86kg ganja worth Rs 30.

Mysuru: The headline of the report about Krishnaraja Police registering an FIR against a few KSOU staff should have read ‘Activist files complaint against KSOU staff’ and not as against KSOU VC. (September 28). The error is regretted.

Impressive winner in his last start, Siege Perilous, from the stables of Prasanna Kumar and to be ridden by Saqlain, is likely to garner the maximum support in the Chief Minister’s Trophy, the feature event the races to be run over a distance of seven furlongs here on Thursday.

Across a total length of 124km of roads have lights, in all shapes and hues of colour, been strung along, and suspended in lanes, big and small, of Mysuru city.

The special court for the trial of cases filed under the Pocso Chamarajanagar, has sentenced M Ravikumar to three years in jail for kidnap and marrying a minor girl, in a four-year-old case.

Pankaj Dwivedi, the officer-in-charge of National Testing Service-India (NTS-I), which is attached to the Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL), said linguistic skills are important for language teachers and teachers teaching literature.

Celebrated and award-winning film lyricist, and poet, Doddarangegowda on Wednesday called on his fellow writers to use their pen to thrust into stark relief the various problems ailing society, including the various forms of discrimination dividing the people.

Mysuru mayor, deputy mayor, and MCC commissioner will attend Swachh Survekshan Award ceremony in New Delhi on October 1. “We are invited for the event. The details of award and category will be announced in the event,” said commissioner G Lakshmikanth Reddy.

Former minister and Congress MLA Tanveer Sait on Wednesday said the five-year ban on Popular Front of India over alleged terror links was an election gimmick by the BJP. Sait said targeting a particular community is not appropriate.

In Srirangapatna, a town steeped in antiquity and history, Dasara is celebrated with as much gusto and pomp as it is in neighbouring Mysuru, although it is a shorter fare.

This time a total of 43 tableaux will be part of Dasara procession on October 5. The Dasara tableaux sub-committee on Wednesday said 31 tableaux representing all the 31 districts of Karnataka will be part of the procession.

A strong contingent of police force was deployed near Mallah Toli under Hindpiri police station area after a person desecrated a place of worship at 3am on Wednesday.Police have arrested the accused on the basis of footage of closed circuit television cameras and the statements of witnesses.

On the one hand, Mysuru Dasara is an event that showcases, with unbridled gusto and pomp, the rich heritage of Karnataka, a celebration that draws visitors from across the globe to partake of this show of solemn and pious grandeur.

More than 100 pet dogs got free anti-rabies vaccines at the Ranchi Veterinary College of Birsa Agriculture University here on Wednesday.

Ranchi: Two persons have been arrested for illegally selling hemp near Nevri Vikas under the Mesra police outpost area in Ranchi. The accused persons are Urmila Devi and Keshwar Hajam. Around 1.6 kg of hemp have been seized. tnn

The death of Mona Singh (47), a computer engineer in Steel City, who was a fitness freak, came as a shock and surprise to her near and dear ones.

Prisoners of Birsa Munda Central Jail are abstaining from tea and jaggery for the past one month. Reason: They would utilise the savings arising out of the changed menu to celebrate Durga Puja in a grand manner with a lot of delicacies.

With the desire to celebrate Durga Puja on a grand scale after a two-year hiatus, the puja organisers have based their lighting decoration on gods, cartoon characters, flowers and animals, among others.

Women will take out a torchlight march on October 16 to protest against child marriage. The campaign organised by Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation (KSCF) will cover seven districts — Ranchi, Koderma, Simdega, Gumla, Latehar, Khunti and Giridih.

A teacher of a government upgraded primary school at Besra village in Chatra district has been arrested for allegedly smuggling opium and marijuana.

bokaro the employees of the bokaro steel limited on wednesday held protests outside the plant demanding announcement of festive bonus this year the demonstration is a continuation of the protests which are going on since monday as the steel authority of india limited sail and bsl management are yet to announce festive bonus despite durga puja being just a few days away employees under the banner of kranti.

The body of a 35-year-old police driver was found in a river in Chhipadohar in Latehar on Wednesday morning. The deceased, identified as Avinash Kumar, had taken leave from duty a day earlier to visit his native village in Palamu, police said.