Stay united to preserve the image of Mangaluru: Ramya

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August 27, 2016

Mangaluru, Aug 27: Actor-turned-politician Ramya, who took Mangaluru by storm earlier this week, has called upon the people of coastal Karnataka to stay united and uphold the communal harmony and glorious tradition of Tulu Nadu.

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In an informal chat with Coastaldiget.com before leaving this coastal city, a day after she participated in a cultural programme, where a couple of miscreants had pelted stones towards the stage, Ms Ramya said that the number of bad people is very less.

Reiterating that people of Mangaluru are very sweet and they took care of her like their own daughter, the former Mandya MP said that all Mangalureans should stay united to preserve the positive image of this heavenly region.

“A very small number of miscreants are trying to disrupt peace in the society and harm the image of Mangaluru. People should thwart their plans by maintaining peace and unity,” said the 33-year-old youth icon, who made Mangaluru trend on twitter two days ago.

Downplaying the hate-campaign against her in the wake of her refusal to call Pakistan a hell', as a “silly episode”, Ms Ramya said that people are not fools to believe the version of those who apparently twisted her apolitical statements for political gains.

She also said that the lies spread against her by a section of media by showing her statement on Mangaluru out of context did not have any impact on the people of Mangaluru, as thousands thronged the Kadri grounds on Thursday night to see her braving heavy rains.

Ms Ramya also praised the efforts of Mangaluru city police in general and commissioner M Chandra Sekhar in particular towards maintaining law and order in the city. She said that the top cop gave her moral support and took necessary precautionary measures after some miscreants threatened her against visiting Mangaluru.

Also Read: Ramya attracts thousands in Mangaluru; miscreants pelt stones

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A.Mangalore
 - 
Sunday, 28 Aug 2016

@Viren Kotian .. Mangalore Muslim family showed how to treat our Mangalore guest by inviting her , respecting her and giving a luxurious party to her.... But what your followers did in Mangalore thrown eggs and chappal????
Is it Mangaloreans culture?

TRUE INDIAN
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Naren

I think it's time to ban fish also. Because fish is vishnus avatar. Which is more holier than cow.

If u try to ban fish. People might throw u eggs and chappels.

ali
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Now a days Indian Media has become the barking dogs. Those who feed them, it barks for them.

Abdul Latif
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

brave lady.....successful mission

Naren kotian
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Sumayya ..mostly Pakistan and mini Pakistanis are proud of her ...not true nationalists who say Bharath mata ki jai ..haha...

Naren kotian
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Haha ...one particular community which got pleased with her for praising Pakistan invited her and served birysni ..nationalist Indians who got agitated with her comments protested .indo-yemenis are not basically tulu nadu people. Haha one chap saying bd and vhp to goto borders ..ley saabi ...first advice that particular community to join army ..they are fit for nothing ...80% of army guys are from our community ...that's why we are giving befitting reply to porkis....one thing is clearly visible more and more bjp and sangh parivar becoming strong ..rashtradrohis are getting agitated and turning to terrorism ..one dargah head from Ajmer when visited Mangalore had said if modi becomes pm .his community becomes terrorists

Sumayya
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Great words by Ramya madam. Not only Mandya, entire India is proud of you!

Manju
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

@Viren Kotian.. control your tongue. you people are worse than taliban. but as Ramya ma'am said the number of people like you is very small. Stay away from healthy society. go to hell!

Viren Kotian
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

I heard Ramya had food in a Muslim house in Mangalore! who knows they might have served her b***. She is behaving like Pakistani.

Vijay
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

I think CD is giving too much priority to this woman. Politicians generally act. But this woman is a professional actress-cum-politician. So expert in acting. Need not to take her statements seriously.

Manju
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Beauty with brains and courage! A very rare product. We cannot find another such personality in film and politics.

Yogitha/Harshita
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

We love you ma'am. You are our real role model. You taught us how to be straightforward always and how to handle crisis.

Nikita Gowda
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Very beautiful and timely write up. An eye-opener for hate mongers who keep screaming.

Divya
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Really nice and impartial write up. Thanks coastaldigest.com for showing the courage to go against the tide and write truth. hats off to you.

SANTHOSH
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Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Coastal digest ! nice photo !

Smitha Shenoy
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Ahem... Ahem...

Umar Farooq Rao
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Very meaningful message by sister Ramya. Her courage and honesty is really appreciable.

Keshava Dharani
 - 
Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

I fully agree with Ramya. The number of criminals and anti social elements is very small and they are scattered in all religions though no religion encourages crime and anti social activity. We should uphold unity and brotherhood.

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Mangaluru: Forest officials successfully captured a leopard that strayed into the kitchen of a house in Akkasaligara Keri, Mulki, on the outskirts of Mangaluru, during the early hours of Sunday, October 20.

Following multiple complaints from residents about leopard sightings, forest department officials had placed cages at various locations in Mulki. According to Deputy RFO Manjunath Ganiga, locals had reported spotting a leopard in the area, prompting the department to set up a cage about a kilometer from the affected house.

At approximately 10 p.m., the leopard entered the house and made its way into the kitchen. The family quickly locked the kitchen door and contacted the forest department for assistance. The forest officials, using a cage and a net, managed to trap the leopard around 2:45 a.m. The animal was later examined by veterinarians and released back into the wild.

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Bengaluru, Oct 22: Torrential rains wreaked havoc in Karnataka’s capital on Monday night, leading to significant flight disruptions at Kempegowda International Airport (KIA). According to airport authorities, over 20 flights were delayed due to the downpour, as reported by ANI.

Among the diversions were an Air India flight from Delhi and three IndiGo flights from Delhi, Hyderabad, and Chandigarh, all rerouted to Chennai. A Thai Lion Air flight from Thailand also had to be diverted to Chennai amid the heavy rainfall.

After western Bengaluru bore the brunt of Sunday’s rains, it was the northern, southeastern, and eastern parts of the city that were pounded by intense thundershowers on Monday. Rainfall across the city varied from light to very heavy, leaving many areas waterlogged.

By 11 PM, Sahakaranagar and Yelahanka in northern Bengaluru had received 154.4 mm and 110 mm of rainfall, respectively, according to data from Weather Union, a platform for crowd-sourced weather information. Other areas that saw heavy downpours included Devanahalli and Koramangala (88.2 mm each), HSR Layout (81.6 mm), and BEL Road (70.4 mm).

While RR Nagar, the most affected neighborhood on Sunday, saw a significant drop with only 19.4 mm of rainfall on Monday evening, other areas faced relentless showers. HAL airport recorded 42.3 mm of rain until 8:30 PM, with a monthly total of 228.5 mm, far exceeding the normal average of 177.3 mm.

Kempegowda International Airport recorded 105 mm of rainfall, while GKVK saw 21.2 mm as rains intensified late into the night, leaving northern and eastern Bengaluru grappling with the aftermath.

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