Nimra Banu bags 1st rank in Nat'l level Maths exam

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February 21, 2011

Bantwal, February 21: Nimra Banu, 1st standard student of Burooj English Medium School has secured 1st rank in National level Mathematics Examination conducted by Chinthana Prakashana Chithradurga.

Muhammad Fahad, 4th standard student of the same school, has received first rank at State level.

Assar Ali of 2nd standard, Shahar Banu of 7th, Fazeela Rahmath of 9th have bagged first ranks in District level.

Naziya Banu, LKG, Fayiza Banu, UKG, Gouthami of 3rd standard, Fazal Rahman of 5th standard, Hina Parvin 6th, Bushra Banu of 8th have got first ranks in Taluk level.

In another examination on English grammar conducted by Chinthana Prakashana Chithradurga, Anoop C secured first rank at State level.

Mohan Shetty and Nikhil Menezes have got first ranks at District level.

Muhammad Safwan, Fazal Rahman, Varsha MS, Fawaz Hussain and Akshatha N have bagged first rank at Taluk level.

The rank holders have received gold medals and certificates.

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Saffron wave sweeps Udupi during PM Modi’s roadshow

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November 28,2025

Udupi district transformed into a sea of saffron and celebration on Friday, November 28, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow swept through the coastal temple town. Thousands of residents lined the streets, turning the event into a vibrant public spectacle filled with cheers, flags, and festive energy.

The procession route—from the helipad to the historic Sri Krishna Math—was decked with buntings, saffron flags, and multilayered security barricades. One of the district’s largest-ever security deployments was put in place for the high-profile visit, with over 3,000 police personnel on duty. The arrangement included ten SPs, 27 DSPs, 49 inspectors, 127 sub-inspectors, 232 assistant sub-inspectors, 1,608 constables, and 39 women staff.

Six platoons of the Karnataka State Reserve Police, six Quick Response Teams, bomb detection units, and dog squads were stationed across Udupi. Enhanced surveillance covered Adi Udupi, Bannanje bus stand, and the Sri Krishna Math parking zone, with combing operations carried out along the roadshow corridor.

At the 800-year-old Sri Krishna Math, preparations reached a ceremonial peak. Paryaya Puttige Math seer Sugunendra Teertha Swamiji said the Prime Minister would take part in the Laksha Kantha Geetha Parayana, a mass chanting of the Bhagavad Gita by one lakh devotees, and inaugurate the new Suvarna Teertha Mantapa.

“He will first offer floral tributes to saint-poet Kanakadasa and then unveil the golden covering over the Kanakana Kindi,” the seer said.

The Prime Minister will also receive a Poorna Kumbha welcome and have darshan of Lord Sri Krishna, Mukhyaprana Devaru, and the Suvarna Paduke. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot, Minister Bairathi Suresh, Dharmadhikari D. Veerendra Heggade, and seers from the Ashta Maths are expected to join the ceremony.

Ahead of his arrival, the Prime Minister posted on X that he felt “honoured” to attend the spiritually significant gathering. “This is a special occasion that brings together people from different sections of society for a recital of the Gita. This Matha has a very special significance in our cultural life,” he wrote, noting the institution’s long-standing legacy rooted in the teachings of Sri Madhvacharya.

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