Navy gets one more tugboat in Karwar

September 29, 2012

Karwar, September 29: The Navy inducted a 10-tonne tugboat, 'Bali', at Seabird Naval Base in Karwar on Friday. 'Bali' will be used for giving the required push or pull to bigger ships at the jetty.

Rear Admiral Atul Kumar inaugurated the induction function of the tug at the Repair Yard here.

The tugboat has been named after Bali village on Karwar-Goa border. This is the second such tug which was inducted into Seabird Naval Base in Karwar. In August, the first tugboat, 'Arga', was commissioned by the Navy at the naval base here. 'Bali' was built at Tebra Shipyard in Chennai.

With 'Bali's' induction, the management of warships at Seabird Naval Base would be easier, a press release from the Navy said.

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Hindu woman wears burqa to pose as Muslim customer, enters husband’s textile shop and stabs him

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November 21,2025

Bantwal: A domestic dispute appears to have led to a violent confrontation in BC Road area, where the owner of a textile shop was allegedly attacked with a knife by his wife on Wednesday evening.

Krishna Kumar Somayaji, the owner of Somayaji Textiles, sustained serious injuries in the incident and was immediately taken to a hospital for treatment. He is currently receiving care in the intensive care unit and is reported to have survived the assault, according to police.

The Bantwal Town police have registered a case against Somayaji's wife, Jyothi KT, who has since been taken into custody.

Police stated that the complainant, Namita, an employee at the shop, reported the sequence of events. She stated that around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, the suspect entered the shop, wearing a burqa and disguised as a customer, before attacking Somayaji with a knife. The employee then transported the injured owner to a local hospital via an autorickshaw.

Superintendent of Police Arun K confirmed that an ongoing domestic dispute between Somayaji and his wife reportedly preceded the attack. Police noted that Jyothi KT had previously visited the shop and issued threats.

Based on the complaint, Bantwal Town police have registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Indian Arms Act-1959. An investigation into the incident is currently underway.

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