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CITY HILIGHTS Vol 1, Issue 202 `.1.00/- www.ibcworldnews.com www.cityhilights.news Tuesday, July 26, 2016 English Daily 2 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. For Advertisements contact: 080-2210 5300 9845172646 adv@ibcworldnews.com www.ibcworldnews.com 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.
CITY HILIGHTS Vol 1, Issue 202 `.1.00/- Tuesday, July 26, 2016 www.ibcworldnews.com www.cityhilights.news English Daily 3 CITY Feeling less loved by parents, girl commits suicide Sibling rivalry took an ugly turn in Karnataka’s Udupi district when a teenage girl committed suicide because she felt her parents loved her younger sister more.18-year-old Pragati Shetty, was a native of Bidkalkatte in KundapurTaluk of Udupi district. In her suicide note, she said that her parents did not love her enough and never paid a visit to her in the hostel where she stayed. She also mentioned that her parents only loved her younger sister. Forensic labs to come up in state The state government is planning to set up forensic science laboratories in every district head quarters. Speaking to media, after inspecting the facilities at state forensic science lab in the city on Monday, State Minister for Home Affairs G Parameshwara said that forensic labs will be established in all districts within a short period. The forensic science experts are directed to submit reports within 15 days period. Adding further, he said that 287 vacant posts in the lab will be filled up soon. THE STRIKE THAT STRUCK THE CITY HARD Bus stands looked abandoned and employees avoided work as buses stopped plying in the city and across Karnataka on Monday. A similar deserted look was witnessed in Mysuru, Tumakuru, Bidar, Kolar as an indefinite strike called by Unions of State-owned transport corporation KSRTC, BMTC, NWKRTC and NEKRTC began on Monday. Around 23,000 KSRTC, BMTC and regional RTC buses were off roads on the A few associations were asked to step in and provide additional help during the strike. Subsequently, Namma Metro, which typically sees a ridership of 600-700 on opening at 6 a.m. saw 2,204 travelers take the metro between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. on the Purple line (East-West passageway). An extra 804 individuals took the Green Line (North line) in the morning. The South-Western Railway (SWR) announced that KEMPEGOWDA BUS STATION LOOKS ABANDONED holidays for schools and colleges since 90% of the commuters depend on private buses. Transport authorities, meanwhile, stepped in with alternatives. Minister Ramalinga Reddy said they have roped in 30,000 private buses and 80,000 maxi-cabs for commuting in the city . BJP’s LASHES OUT AT GOVERNMENT State BJP President B.S. the government lacks in vision and imagination” Protestors attacked three North Eastern Karnataka Road Transport Corporation (NERKTC) buses woth stones. Protestors damaged more than 92 buses in the state. KSRTC endured the worst as 49 buses were damaged, 4 BMTC transports, 12 NWKRTC and 27 KSRTC BUS DAMAGED BY PROTESTORS BUSES DAMAGED IT FIRMS HIT BY BMTC STRIKE First day of the BMTC strike not only affected the general public at large but also the IT firms in the city. Firms that hired BMTC buses to ferry employees to and from IT firms had to go for alternatives like hiring taxi services. The BMTC has charted out 500 buses to various IT firms and private companies in the city. Speaking about this, EkroopCaur, Managing Director of BMTC said that all the 500 buses rented for the IT firms would be off road during the strike. CM WITH NATIONAL JUNIOR SWIMMING CHAMPIONS As a precaution, many companies had already informed their employees that they should make alternative transportation facilities to reach their work places. Some companies had arranged transportation while some companies asked the drivers to make multiple trips to bring the staff to the offices. One of the private companies’ president said that they lost the hope of renewing the agreement for the next year over BMTC buses. Due to the strike, many companies had to give either holiday or work from home option for their staff. Meanwhile, many PSUs using BMTC services had asked their employees to either use private vehicles or carpool to reach the workplace. A senior employee of a PSU in north Bengaluru said his company was roping in maxi cabs temporarily instead of BMTC buses. AIR takes initiative to air finance programme All India Radio (AIR) Bengaluru will broadcast a series of financial management programmes titled ‘Your Money Your Life’, sponsored by the Karnataka Circle of SBI. Experts will answer questions from listeners on savings, budgeting, investment, planning for old age, donating to charity, banking etc. The programme will be relayed by all AIR stations in Karnataka. Bengaluru is the new hub for Gold recycling Muthoot Exim Pvt Ltd, has opened Muthoot Gold Recycling center in Bangaluru on Monday. The company also has plans of opening 14 or 15 such centers in Bengaluru in the coming years. Muthoot Gold Point has the eighth centres in the country, after Coimbatore, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad and Vijayawada. The company has claimed that the scheme has helped the government cut down the import of gold, by garnering and channelising domestic unused gold to productive use. According to estimates, it said, gold recycling has not been tapped to its fullest in India and it mostly happens in the unorganised sector. The company through its centres will buy old and used gold items directly from customers, reprocess, refine and supply refined bars for domestic consumption, with the objective of reducing dependence on gold imports, it added. After the initiative was launched in November 2015, the company was able to recycle 140 kg of used gold. For Advertisements contact: 080-2210 5300 9845172646 adv@ibcworldnews.com www.ibcworldnews.com ARIAL VIEW OF RTC BUS STAND AT MAJESTIC first day of strike on Monday. The strike was called by unions demanding a 30-35 per cent revision of salaries as against the 10 per cent that the State is prepared to offer. In any case, with the administration adhering to its stand that anything above 10 per cent would not be plausible, Union leaders say that they have no other alternative but to go on strike. In places like Mysuru, Hassan, Belagavi, Mangaluru and Bengaluru, suburbanites could be seen struggling to find alternative transport. In Hassan, private buses saw a chance to profit and were extracting up to Rs.100 additional than the cost charged by the KSRTC. NAMMA METRO RECORDS HIGHEST NUMBER OF PASSENGERS METRO FREQUENCY TO BE INCREASED Due to the BMTC’s strike, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. has decided to increase the number of trips between the destinations for the convenience of the commuters in the Garden City. “We will run a train, which SUPPORT POURS IN FOR MISSING IAF OFFICER’S FAMILY Grief continues to grip Eknath Shetty’s family, the Indian Air Force personnel who disappeared in the Russian-made IAF air ship A 32 over Bay of Bengal. Dakshina Kannada Superintendent of Police Bhushan Borase met Shetty’s family on Sunday and guaranteed all possible support from the department. The SP spoke to Jayanthi (Shetty’s wife) and tolf her that they were in constant touch with the Coastal Guard DIG Suresh and Chennai Control Room and are collecting information. Apart from the SP Borase, Airforce Wing Commander from Mysuru R G Hegde visited the grieving all mail and express trains would stop at Baiyappanahalli, Whitefield, Carmelaram, Channasandra stations in both bearings other than trains from Bengaluru and Mysuru stopping at the Nayandahalli station. CITY STUDENTS ENJOY HOLIDAY The Chief Minister had on Sunday announced a holiday for schools and colleges across the state on Monday and Tuesday , but left the final decision to the Deputy Commissioners. While schools in Bengaluru Urban district will remain closed on tuesday, in Bengaluru Rural, it was decided that they would be closed only on Monday . Dakshina Kannada and Udupi administration has decided not to declare is able to carry about 950 commuters, for every six minutes to accommodate the increasing passenger strength on a continuous basis. If there is a need, there would also be extension of services upto 11 pm on the purple line while green line family on behalf of the Indian Army and guaranteed all possible help. Earlier on Saturday, Captain Ganesh Karnik had met missing officer’s wife and gave condolences to her. Eknath Shetty (48) joined armed force as a Subedar in 1985 and moved to Madras regiment later. He had served in Jammu and Kashmir, Arunachal Pradesh and Punjab with a brief stretch in Sri Lanka. In spite of the fact that his service in armed force finished in 2009, he got a call from the aviation based armed forces to join its safeguard security wing. In this unit, he had served at places like YESWANTHPUR BUS STAND WEARS DESERTED LOOK Yeddyurappa once again seized the opportunity to criticize the government saying, “The bane of this government is that it makes every issue a matter of prestige and approaches the problem with ego. This further vitiates the atmosphere and complicates the matter”. Stating that the ‘interest of the common man’ is of paramount importance, the BJP President said that the strike has led untold hardship to daily wage workers, students who solely depended on RTC buses. Charging the state government of being flippant on this issue, Yeddyurappa added, “The workers had given notice of their proposed strike about 20 days ago. The government ought to have plunged into action and taken steps to prevent the strike. This shows that is already operation till 11 pm”, BMRCL Managing Director Pradeep Singh Kharola said. “BMRCL will not be able to provide alternative arrangement for BMTC feeder services. However, we have asked Wicked Ride which Kannur, Goa and Kanpur before getting posted at Port Blair. The Indian Air Force plane conveying 29 individuals disappeared on Friday on a flight to Port Blair in the Bay of Bengal. The Russian-made A 32 was en route to Port Blair, the capital of Andaman and Nicobar islands, from Chennai when it vanished from the radar. There were 21 military personnel on board including six group individuals. The other individuals on board were regular people, some relatives of fighters sent on the islands. In 1968, the aircraft carrying 98 defence personnel NEKRTC buses were damaged incurring a loss of about Rs 8,97,300. Keeping in view the damage the protestors could cause to public property, 3000 police men were deployed to guarantee law and order in the state. A Kalaburgi-Bhalki –Udgir bus was stoned in Bhalki bus stand in the early morning hours on Monday. While another Bhalki and Bidar bus was stoned. NEKRTC authorities suspect protesters damaged them. According to NEKRTC sources, a bus at Aurad stop was stoned close to Ballari. The Aurad-Bengaluru bus was halted by protestor wee hours in the morning who threw stones at it. Bidar bus stand was empty in the morning excepting a couple of travelers. runs Metro bike services at five stations, to provide more number of vehicles at the station for the next two days”, U A Vasanth Rao, BMRCL spokesperson said. There would be about 80 extra bikes at Baiyappanahalli Metro station. was just about to land at its destination when orders were given out to the pilot from ground control to turn back due to bad weather conditions. On its way back to Chandigarh, the flight suddenly lost all contact with the ground control while flying over Rohtang pass. An extensive search was carried out hours after the ground control lost touch with the aircraft personnel. The search went on for months,but did not lead to any success. The fact that no remains had been found of such a big plane made the prospect of a crash seem unlikely. The Karnataka State team that won the 25th National Junior Swimming Championship was congratulated and felicitated by the Chief Minister at Krishna on Monday. Also present at the ceremony with the winning team were Karnataka Swimming Association members. PSI ROOPA BOOKED UNDER SECTION 309 A day after she was discharge from hospital, Vijayanagar police sub-inspector Roopa Tambad has been booked for attempting suicide. A senior cop said on Sunday that Roopa is yet to be questioned as she is taking rest at her quarters in Vijayanagar. In spite of the fact that her relatives said that Roopa has been advised by doctors to take rest for one week before coming back to work, the office could be transferred and also will be held under suspension as she has been booked under KARNATAKA MILK REGULATORY COMMISSION TO BE FORMED The state government is all set to form the Karnataka Milk Regulatory Commission which will be on the lines of Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC). Milk consumers and dairy farmers will be regulated to ensure fair deal is made to customers and producers. The governing body will keep a check in order to protect the interest of the milk consumers. A Manju, Animal husbandry Minister said , “There is no mechanism to seek the views of consumers. In contrast, KERC conducts public hearing to seek the opinion of the electricity consumers before taking any decision on the request for power tariff hike by ESCOMS. The milk regulatory commission will ensure level playing field for consumers and producers”. This commission has been in-force in eight states - Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, a criminal case, Section 309 of the Indian Penal Code. Thirty-two-year-old Roopa had overdosed on tablets after a heated contention with the station Inspector over a row. Roopa, had told Assistant Commissioner of Police that provocation and mortification by inspector Sanjeev Gowda had provoked her to attempt suicide. Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Rajasthan, Punjab, Maharashtra. Officials of the Animal Husbandry department have been instructed to study the functioning of the body in these states and submit a report. The state which has a daily production of around 70 lakh liters of milk with around 23 lakh dairy ranchers, has chosen to act in the light of regular hikes in milk cost by Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), which, as a rule, draws protests from buyers. KMF has milk co-agents in around 22,000 towns in the state associated to it. WATER SUPPLY TO BE AFFECTED FOR TWO DAYS Water supply will be affected in a few areas on Tuesday and Wednesday as BWSSB is taking up maintenance work at Gubbalala and Hegganahalli ground-level repository close Ideal Homes, Rajarajeshwarinagar on Tuesday. Pumping of water from Cauvery IV Stage Phase I will be ceased for 12 hours from 8 a.m. on Tuesday. As indicated by a BWSSB discharge, water supply will be affected in Nagarabhavi, Hosahalli, Vijayanagar, RPC Layout, Chandra Layout, Govindarajanagar, Moodalapalya, Rajarajeshwarinagar, Ideal Homes, Kengeri and encompassing zones of the west division; J.P. Nagar, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and ninth stages, Jaraganahalli, Kottanur Dinne, Konanakunte, BEL Layout, Bannerghatta I and II arranges and encompassing territories, HSR Layout first to fourth and sixth and seventh areas, Parangipalya, Agara, Rajeev Gandhi Nagar, Mangammanapalya, Madinanagar, Somasundarapalya, Hosapalya, Bandepalya, Koramangala first to fourth squares, Chikkasandra, Kuduremukha Colony, KSRP Colony, Venkatapura, Bellanduru, and Ibluru of southeast division, and Okalipura first and second stages. Water supply will be influenced in part in Subramanyanagar, Mallasandara, Dasarahalli, and Bagalgunte.
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