Babri anniversary: Stones thrown at two buses near Manjeshwar

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December 7, 2016

Manjeshwar, Dec 7: The Babri mosque demolition anniversary passed off by and large peacefully in the Kasargod district on Tuesday, barring two incidents of stone throwing.

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In view of incidents of attack on vehicles in the previous years, the police had made elaborate security arrangements.

Unidentified miscreants threw stones at a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus and a private bus at Kunjathur, near Manjeshwar.

The RTC bus proceeding to Mangaluru was targeted around 11.30 p.m. on Monday, the police said. Miscreants smashed the glass panes of the private bus plying on the Uppala-Bayar route in the night, they said.

The police had intensified patrolling in sensitive localities. Eight two-wheeler patrolling and five vehicular patrolling teams, besides 25 shadow police personnel, were deployed in localities where attacks were witnessed in the previous years.

The police had also taken six persons into preventive custody.

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Ansari
 - 
Wednesday, 7 Dec 2016

We will not forget .

this is not a religious issue . its a political issue ......BJP came into power twice .....but will never build Mandir...because it was issue created to polarize .......its an attack on every Muslim's dignity ...........

lest we forget...w will build Babri Masjid in its place ....

shaji
 - 
Wednesday, 7 Dec 2016

Everyone knows about the terrorists of sangh parivar who are trained to attack on lonely person and stone places of worships / buses/ houses etc in the darkness to blame on minority community. No doubt this nenious act is done by these terrorists only and it will continue unless these terrorist groups are banned and their leaders are jailed for ever

Althaf
 - 
Wednesday, 7 Dec 2016

No Doubt this is a act of Chaddis.

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May 5,2024

Karwar, May 5: What commenced as a mere exchange of words between spouses swiftly transmuted into a calamitous ordeal, resulting in the heartbreaking loss of their innocent offspring. The heart-wrenching incident unfolded in the serene confines of Halamaddy village in the picturesque expanse of Dandeli, nestled within the idyllic expanse of Uttara Kannada district.

In the throes of a fervent dispute with her spouse, the aggrieved wife, succumbing to an overwhelming surge of emotions, callously propelled their tender six-year-old progeny into the somber depths of a nearby canal, thereafter alerting the local populace to her grievous act.

Promptly apprised of the distressing occurrence by concerned bystanders, the authorities were swiftly summoned to the scene to confront the harrowing aftermath.

Responding to the distress call, the diligent officers of Dandeli rural police swiftly converged upon the site where the innocent child had been cast into the unforgiving waters of the canal, subsequently effecting the retrieval of the child's lifeless form. 

Regrettably, it was discerned that a portion of the child's remains had been tragically claimed by the lurking jaws of a predatory crocodile.

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May 6,2024

Mangaluru, May 6: A five-year-old girl from Arendur village of Siddapura taluk of Uttara Kannada district died of Kyasanur Forest Disease (monkey fever) recently.

As her health deteriorated, she was admitted to the KMC Hospital in Mangaluru, where she failed to respond to the treatment and died on Friday night.

It is learned that the KFD is slowly spreading to the newer areas of coastal and malnad areas of Karnataka

According to officials, KFD spreads due to bites of ticks that generally survive on monkeys. This tick bites humans which causes the infection. Humans also contract the disease by coming in contact with cattle bitten by ticks.

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May 3,2024

Mangaluru, May 3: The Mangaluru City Corporation will resort to water rationing from May 5 as the Thumbe vented dam, which supplies drinking water to the city, is facing a shortage in water storage.

Instead of daily supply, water will be supplied on alternate days, the Executive Engineer (Water Supply) at the corporation said in a release.

The release said that water will be supplied to Mangaluru City North on May 5. There will be no water supply to Mangaluru City North on May 6. Instead water will be supplied to Mangaluru City South on May 6. Likewise the supply on alternate days will continue.

The inflow in the Netravathi has stopped, the release said, requesting people to cooperate with the corporation and not waste water for washing vehicles and other purposes.

An engineer at the corporation said that water level at the dam stood at 4.27 m on Wednesday against the full storage level of 6 m. If water is supplied daily to the entire city (Mangaluru City North and Mangaluru City South) the existing storage will last only for 16 days, the engineer said. Hence the decision to supply water on alternate days has been taken to supply water till May-end.

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