202_CH_26_July_2016

CITY
HILIGHTS
Vol 1, Issue 202 `.1.00/-
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
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CITY
2 BAJRANG DAL AC-
TIVISTS BOOKED FOR
ATTACKING DALITS
Two Bajrang Dal activists,
have been booked on charges
of attacking a Dalit family in
their house at Chickamangaluru
for alleged cow slaughter.
Police registered a case
against seven locals on a
counter-complaint by three
Dalits. The alleged attack
on Dalits came to light after
‘Komu Souharda Vedike’, a forum
for communal harmony,
raised this issue.
“Based on a complaint, we
have booked seven persons,
including two Bajrang Dal
activists, for attacking three
Dalits in their house,” said
Jayapura Sub-Inspector of
Police Chandrashekhar.
A PIECE OF ART, COBRA
SPEWS WATER
Dhanjay Markanja, a resident
of Markanja, has created
a work of art, where a cobra
which is known to spew
venom provides water to
wash clothes, gardening. The
moment one enters the residence
in Goliyadka area, one
is bound to fear, but in reality
there is no danger. It appears
from a distance as if a long
venomous cobra is resting
on a washing stone near the
water tank. The artist took
15 days to complete his little
work of art keeping in mind
the natural surroundings.
Trained at Manasa School of
arts in Mangaluru, Dhanajay
has won many awards for
his work in the past. One of
his designs on chickengunya
fancy dress was acclaimed
state-wide.
YOUTH DROWNS
WHILE TAKING BATH IN
A POND
A youth drowned while
taking bath in a pond with
his friends at Neerchal Manya
on Sunday. The deceased
Shiyaz (21) was from Yeriyal.
Shiyaz along with his friends
was playing football in the
evening. They soon got into
a nearby pond near Manya
Mundol to have bath where
Shiyaz started drowning.
When friends failed to rescue
him, fire personnel and
police arrived at the spot and
succeeded in fishing out the
body from the pond. A case
has been registered at Vidyanagar
police station.
WITCH CRAFT ITEMS
FOUND AT GERUKATTE
Items used for witchcraft
were found in a forest near
the house of local resident
Shivarama in Gerukatte. Pop
corn, vermilion and pumpkin
were found around the
place dug for treasure. A
sacrificed hen was left at the
spot along with a map which
had details of the surroundings.
The villagers had seen
strangers in a car and bike
and they had kept quiet assuming
that those in the vehicles
might have lost their
way. The footprints of several
people running around were
seen and it is suspected that
a large group had come to
perform the witchcraft. Shivarama
has complained to
the Belthangady police.
ONE DIES AFTER BUS
HITS BIKE
In a shocking accident, a
biker died on spot when his
bike was hit by a Tamil Nadu
state-run bus on Monday. The
deceased has been identified
as Deepak Thapa (28), a native
of Uttaranchal. According
to the police, the incident
took place at 5.30am when
the speeding bus hit Deepak’s
bike from the rear side.
A profusely bleeding Deepak
was rushed to a nearby hospital
where he was declared
brought dead. Wilson Garden
police have registered a case.
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STUDENTS FIND NEET-2 EXAM
TOUGHER THAN NEET-1
National Eligibilitycum-Entrance
Test Phase
2, which was conducted on
Sunday, received mixed responses
from the students.
Students who are medical
and dental seat aspirants
wrote the exam on Sunday
but were disappointed
as they found the paper
tougher than the Common
Entrance Test and NEET
phase 1. NEET phase 2 is
considered the last chance
to fetch a seat and many
medical seat aspirants give
up their NEET Phase 1
seat to prepare for NEET-2.
However, the exam on Sunday
seems to have let down
the students.
“As anticipated, the difficulty
level of the paper was
more than the CET. What
made it harder was that
NEET has negative marking,
which CET doesn’t,” said a
student. Students, who had
failed to bag medical and
dental seats through CET,
are now depending on their
NEET scores. Students who
took up the exam said the
questions in NEET were
more application based
and twisted. Teachers at
coaching centres said that
FOUR SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN
GANESH ACHARYA MURDER CASE
an average student is likely
to score above 60 per cent
if they had managed time
effectively. The results of
NEET 1 and 2 will be announced
on August 17.
About 4.75 Lakh students
took up the test in 739 centres
across 56 cities.
DISTRICT-IN-CHARGE MINISTER LAYS FOUNDATION
STONE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS IN MANGALURU
ANTI-CORRUPTION BUREAU LAUNCHES ITS WEBSITE
Lodging a complaint
with the ACB is now easier
than ever. In an effort to encourage
public to exchange
any information pertaining
to corruption, Anti-corruption
Bureau launched a
website and facebook page
on Monday.
The website was
launched by Chief of ACB,
K.V. Gagan Deep in the
presence of senior officers
of ACB Dr. M. A. Saleem and
other senior police officers.
Website: http://acb.
karnataka.gov.in
Facebook:
https://
ICA EDU SKILLS LAUNCHES NEW CENTRE IN BENGALURU
ICA Edu Skills announced
the launch of its new centre
and zonal support office in
Bengaluru. The launched
centre was inaugurated by
ICA’s Founder-Chairman
Dr. Narendra Kumar Shyamsukha
and its CEO Mr.
Pankaj Jain in the presence
of Dr. S. S Halageri, Principal,
KLE Society’s S.Nijalingappa
College, Chief Guest
Central Crime Bureau
on Saturday arrested four
suspects in relation to the
murder of Ganesh Acharya
in Padil. The arrested persons
are Umashankar (39)
from Padil Alape, Shashiraj
(30) from Kannur, Nithin
Kumar from Veeranagara
and Alwyn Sequeira (25)
from Padil. The cops who
started investigations after
receiving information
of the murder suspects arrested
the four near Kankanady
railway station.
B. Ramanath Rai, laid
foundation stone for various
projects at Alake, Kavoor
markets, Kavoor
junction On Sunday.
He also inaugurated
the first floor of
Kasba-Bazar night
shelter. Addressing
media persons during
the event, Ramanath
Rai said, “Foundation
stone has been laid
to construct a dining
hall at Town Hall at a
cost of Rs 99.85 lakh
under 13th Finance
Commission. We are also
constructing a full-fledged
www.facebook.com/
AntiCorruptionBureauKarnataka
The website is easy
to visit by clicking on
the above mentioned
URL. The website
provides information
about ACB, its inception,
vision, organization
structure and
other information like
District ACB office address
and officer’s
contact numbers etc.
The website also helps
visitors on the how to lodge
a complaint with the ACB.
at the function.
Speaking at the launch
ceremony, Dr. Narendra Kumar
Shyamsukha, Founder
Chairman, ICA Edu Skills
said, “On the one hand, India
has a large number of
educated but unemployed,
and on the other, the industry
is desperately short
of skilled employees. With
Bengaluru emerging as a
On questioning, they
confessed that they assaulted
Ganesh Acharya. They
revealed that they committed
the heinous crime
because Ganesh Acharya
would insult them and
would use abusive language
with the father of accused
Umashankar. The arrested
have been handed over to
the Mangaluru rural police
station. Inspector Sunil Y
Naik, PSI Shamsunder and
staff participated in the operation.
The dead body of
Ganesh Acharya was found
market at Alake with an estimated
cost of Rs 50 lakh
(first phase) and construction
of a market at Kavoor
at estimated cost of 1 crore.
Kavoor Junction will be developed
with an estimated
cost of Rs 1.5 crore. The
ground floor of night shelter
at Bunder-Kasba will
be constructed at cost of Rs
99.80 lakh.”
Addressing the gathering,
MLA J R Lobo said
that the Night shelter at
Kasaba-Bazar is the first in
The State Government
had created Anti Corruption
Bureau in the state in
hub, we wish to
tap the opportunity
to help
students equip
themselves
with the required
skill for
a job they wish
to take up. We
are delighted to
launch a centre
in this fast developing
city to
train students
to fulfill the
requirements
of skilled manpower
in all the major industries
and encourage as
many as of them to extract
maximum benefit from the
skill-oriented courses at
ICA Edu Skills.”
Sharing his opinion and
experience at the launch,
Chief Guest Dr. S.S Halageri,
Principal, KLE Society’s S.
Nijalingappa College said,
in a well last week with injury
marks. The brother of
the deceased in his police
state and can accommodate
nearly 75 people.
Mayor Harinath said,
“Kavoor Junction will also
be developed at a cost of
Rs 1.50 crore. The development
of the junction is to facilitate
smooth flow of traffic.
Moreover, a public toilet
at a cost of Rs 12 Lakh will
be constructed adjacent to
the junction.” MLC Ivan D’
Souza, Ibrahim Kodijal and
others were present for the
inauguration.
March this year in its effort
to make its administration
transparent and efficient.
“ICA Edu Skills will not only
make students industry
ready with its innovating
courses and cutting-edge
technology, but would also
prepare them to take up
new challenges of today’s
world and help enhance
their employability.” says
Dr. Halageri.
Apart from arranging
training and internships
with leading institutes and
organizations as part of the
course work, ICA also organizes
tests, group discussions
and mock interviews
to prepare students for
placements in the top companies
of the country. ICA
has also partnered with the
NSDC and is working jointly
with central and state
governments to train and
place candidates in various
other fields such as Stitching,
Construction, Manufacturing
and Power, etc.
complaint had expressed
his suspicions with regard
to the death.
ANOTHER ARRESTED IN DYSP
KALLAPPA CASE
The investigation team
handling the DySP Kallappa
Handbag suicide case
has made another arrest
in connection with
the case in Bengaluru on
Sunday. The arrested Joy
Milton is one of the key
accused in the kidnapping
case in Chikkamagaluru
that led to Deputy
Superintendent of Police
(DySP) of Chikkamagaluru
sub-division Kallappa
Handibag’s suicide.
He was arrested from a
house at Anepalya, Bengaluru.
The police had earlier
arrested Abhiram, an associate
of main suspect
Praveen Khandya, who
along with his associates
Naveen Shetty, Ashwin
Shetty and Jeeva are still
on the run.
The police are on the
lookout for the suspects
in other states also.
CID has expressed its
disappointment over the
lenient police attitude
towards arrested Hindu
leader of Malnad region,
Praveen Khandya
in the abduct case which
prompted the suicide of
Chikkamagaluru DySP
Kallappa Handibag. It is
learnt that the CID has informed
the state government
about the same.
“Though Pravin
Khandya was the main
conspirator in the kidnap
of financier H M Tejas, that
made Kallappa commit
suicide, the local police
were not strict enough to
take action. Tejas had said
that Praveen Khandya is
directly responsible for
the kidnap but the police
have made Khandya the
fourth accused which is
questionable. Khandya
was justifying police action
during peace meetings
relating to communal
riots. Therefore some senior
Police officials have
gone soft on him. In the
circumstances Abhishek
who helped in the kidnap
has been made first suspect
instead of Khandya.
Nataraj who had financial
disputes with Tejas and
Khandya’s friend Navin
Shetty have been made
second and third suspects
respectively. Khandya has
been made fourth suspect.”
added the CID officials
to media.
Chikkamagaluru police
had arrested Tejas and his
assistants for betting on
the basis of information
given by Praveen Khandya
himself. Though the area
comes under Chikkamagaluru
sub division limits
under DySP Kallappa Handibag,
the neighborhood
police authorities did not
notify him prior to the assault
on the betting den.
The circle inspector had
taken leave for personal
work. In this manner the
raid on betting nook was
led under supervision by
higher authorities without
informing the circle
Inspector and the DySP.
Tejas in the police objection
against Khandya
expressed that Abhijith
and six others kidnapped
him on June 28 at 2 am,
took him to Bengaluru
and kept him in unlawful
confinement in a godown.
Navin Shetty ordered Tejas
to pay Rs 25 lacks to
Nataraj. As Tejas declined
to pay, Navin Shetty ambushed
him.
Meanwhile, Handibag’s
family met with the CM
on Monday at his home office
Krishna to request the
government to carry out
a fair investigation and
punish the culprits at the
earliest.
BENGALURU BOY SETS RECORD BY
SPELLING 64 WORDS IN A MINUTE
STUDENTS PUT FORTH GRIEVANCES
INFRONT OF MINISTER
The residents of Vijayapura
took the help of
students to put forth their
grievances and voice their
concerns infront of the
District-in-charge minister
when their attempts to find
solutions to their problems
failed even after approaching
several authorities several
times.
On Saturday, Manjula, a
class 10 student requested
the minister to get a public
toilet constructed in her
locality. Another student
Rahul, urged the minister
25K SAPLINGS TO BE PLANTED IN THE
FINAL PHASE OF PARISARA UTSAV 2016
Parisara Utsav program
was launched on June 10
with the aim ‘Each citizen,
one sapling and every
house, one water harvesting
pit’. In the final phase
of the Parisara Utsav Program,
25,000 saplings will
Sriganesh Birader, a
four-year-old Bengaluru
boy has made his entry into
the India Book of Records
(IBR) for spelling 64 words
in a minute on Sunday. The
requirement was to spell
only 51 words in one minute.
He also achieved a record
for correctly remembering
the numbers from 0
to 100 in reverse. The four
year old boy, Sriganesh is
a student of New Horizon
Public School, Indiranagar
and studies in LKG. He expressed
his joy of receiving
lot of gifts and medals for
his feat.
He achieved the feat of
remembering the numbers
in 45.7 seconds. His proud
father said that Sriganesh
could easily do math problems
that included additions
with double digits.
His son’s exceptional memory
power was recognised
when he was 2 years old.
The most Sriganesh has
spelt is around 800 words
to increase the number of
buses as students find it
hard to go to school regularly
as there is a shortage
of transport facility. Many
other students brought to
the minister’s notice, the
civic issues they face in
their locality.
After the students expressed
their grievances,
a social worker requested
the Minister to establish
a government hospital at
vacant buildings that belonged
to the corporation.
SP S N Sidramappa, MLA
be planted. Karkala MLA
Sunil Kumar who launched
the final phase on Sunday
said, “instead of planting
new sapling in old pits, it is
better to nurture one-yearold
saplings by sprinkling
water and providing soil
that include the entire
planets and elements of the
solar system.
Dr Mukbal Bagawan, Mayor
Sangeeta Pol and Assistant
Commissioner Parashuram
Madar were present on the
occasion.
The minister asked the
authorities to prioritize
construction of toilets in
two localities. He also suggested
the Deputy Commissioner
to conduct public
grievance meetings at the
Taluk level every month.
DC R. Randeep said that
they have received over
140 grievances at the meeting.
cushion to the roots.” He
also appreciated the efforts
made in the water harvesting
program and lauded the
efforts of social, education
and religious organisations
in promoting the program.
Talking to the gathering,
Deputy Conservator of forests,
Subramanya, said the
government will lend total
support to the initiative
and opined that this move
will help in the future to
counter severe water shortage
faced in most parts of
the state during summer.
Forest department officials,
village panchayat members
, senior members of RSS,
SKDRDP were present on
the ocassion.