J R Lobo, corporators felicitated by Akhila Bharata Beary Parishad

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June 13, 2013
Mangalore, Jun 13: Akhila Bharata Beary Parishad organised a felicitation programme for the elected representatives of Dakshina Kannada at the Town Hall in the city on Thursday.

Mangalore South MLA J R Lobo was felicitated on the occasion, with a citation, shawl and a fur hat. Speaking on the occasion, he said that felicitating someone was a way of showing their love and respect to them. “It is also a way of reminding you of the responsibilities you have towards people and the society. Our country, with its diverse culture, languages and religions, serves as an example to the entire world how we live together harmoniously. All languages, religions and customs need to be respected and allowed to grow. Along with developing the Beary language and its unique culture, one ought to respect and develop every language, religion and culture,” he told the community.

Although all the elected Cabinet ministers and MLAs of the district were to be felicitated on the occasion, only Mr Lobo attended the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, former Education Minister B A Mohideen said that we had to contemplate on using authority as a weapon to serve the society. “However, even public life has become a trade nowadays, and it is the time to reverse this. When Islam was founded centuries ago, it was founded on the principles of truth and justice, both social and financial. However, India being a multi-cultural one, we as Muslims should ponder over how to live according to the principles of Islam in a multi-cultural country, as mentioned in the Quran and other holy scriptures,” he said.

He said that unless there was sincere leadership by those in power, it was not possible to render social justice. “This is a testing time for elected representatives of the district, who must develop good leadership qualities. Following the example of Prophet Mohammed, one should function as a model corporator and work with transparency. Only when one works for the upliftment of the most downtrodden, can he be called a true Muslim,” he said.

Speaking after inaugurating the programme, chairman of Kanachur Academy Kanachur Monu shared his thoughts and views about the progress made by the Beary community.

Five corporators of Mangalore City Corporation belonging to the community were also felicitated on the occasion, along with corporators from Ullal Town Municipal Council and other town municipal councils in the district.

President of the Parishad Abdul Azeez Baikampady presided over the programme. Advisor Abdul Azeez Haq delivered the introductory address. General secretary Abdul Hameed Kinya welcomed the gathering while treasurer V Mohammed Bajpe delivered a vote of thanks.

Vice-president of DK Muslim Central Committee Ibrahim Kodijal, President of Beary Welfare Association B M Farooq and treasurer of Central Jumma Masjid S M Rasheed were present.

The programme was inaugurated in a unique way by slicing a slab of traditional wheat halwa.

The felicitation ceremony was followed by a cultural programme with folk songs and entertainment for the audience in Beary language.

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May 12,2024

Mangaluru, May 12: In a shocking development, a group of pilgrims which had travelled from Mangaluru International Airport to Saudi Arabia earlier this month, to perform Umrah has alleged that 26,432 Saudi Riyals, which were kept in a bag, have been stolen. 

In a complaint submitted to the Bajpe Police, Soukath Banu, wife of Ahmed Iqbal of Ajyad Tours and Travels, said that her husband, Ahmed Iqbal, along with 35 members, planned and scheduled to perform the Umrah and were travelling from Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) via Mumbai to Jeddah. 

Soukath Banu had given Ahmed Iqbal 2,000 Saudi Riyals for performing Umrah and other expenses. The group members were also told to bring Saudi Riyals to meet their expenses.

In her plaint, Soukath stated that the group had left for Jeddah on an IndiGo flight via Mumbai, and their return ticket to India was booked for May 13. 

At the airport, she said that 26,432 Saudi Riyals were collected in total, and they decided to keep them in baggage that had a lock. Accordingly, it was kept in the bag of Mohammad Badruddin Kadambar. The airport staff had even questioned what he had kept in the bag. 

The group reached Jeddah on May 1. To their surprise, Kadambar found that the baggage lock was broken open, the zip was damaged, and cash was stolen upon reaching Jeddah.

DCP (Law and Order) Sidharth Goyal said that following the complaint, one round of CCTV checks was conducted at the MIA along with the CISF personnel. The loading at the MIA was intact.

Further checks have to be carried out at Mumbai and Jeddah Airport as the victim found out that cash was missing only when they got the bag at the final destination, he added.

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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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Bengaluru: Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara on Sunday said that the Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing into sexual abuse charges against Hassan MP Prajwal Revanna, will not be going abroad to bring him back, and the Interpol will share information about him.

He also cautioned political leaders about making public statements or sharing information in connection with the case, which is sensitive.

The 33-year-old Prajwal Revanna, who is grandson of JD(S) patriarch and former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda, is facing charges of sexually abusing several women.

The scandal has raised a political storm with the ruling Congress and BJP-JD(S) engaged in a slugfest.

Prajwal Revanna is said to have flown abroad on April 27, a day after the first phase of Lok Sabha polls in Karnataka was held.

He was BJP-JD(S) alliance's joint candidate from Hassan Lok Sabha segment, which went to polls in the first phase.

"No, there is no such option. Blue Corner Notice has been issued and the Interpol will share the information. The respective country in which he is found or identified - they will inform them (Interpol) and then our agencies, the CBI will get to know, and through them we will get to know."

"So far there is no information," Parameshwara said.

He was responding to a question on reports about the SIT team travelling abroad in connection with the case.

Speaking to reporters, he said, "Investigation is going on, not to affect the investigation we don't want to share any information."

Responding to a question on Union Minister Pralhad Joshi's statement alleging conspiracy behind the arrest of BJP leader Devaraje Gowda, for making allegations against Congress leaders in connection with the case, Parameshwara said, "If anyone says anything I cannot react to it. We cannot respond to every public statement. As this is a serious case, we cannot share information until the investigation is completed."

"My request to the public and to our leaders is to be cautious while making statements. If not, based on the statements given by them, we may have to call them for investigation and record their statement under 41 A of CrPC," he added.

Asked whether JD(S) leader H D Kumaraswamy will also be served notice, the Minister said he is a former CM and that he believes that the former has taken this case seriously.

"Before giving any statements on this case or before sharing any information in the public domain, one has to be cautious, and this applies to all," he added.

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