The Mangalore unit of the IMA organized a protest at IMA House in Attavar on June 25, Monday in support of the nationwide strike called by the IMA to oppose the National Council for Human Resources in Health (NCHRH) Bill
Thieves broke into a house in Falnir on the night of June 24, Sunday and stole a lot of gold and money.
Motamma, opposition leader of Vidhan Parishad, said that political leaders must not complain that nobody is giving them the recognition they deserve because true leaders are only those who develop leadership qualities among themselves
A 17-year-old boy, identified as Rohit of Hosadaku in Kinnigoli, died of drowning at Soorinje Puchchady in Suratkal on June 24, Sunday.
Vaijayanthi Kashi, chairperson of Karnataka Sangeetha Nrithya Academy, is silent about the delay in conducting exams for its music and dance students. Interacting with dance and music artistes on Sunday,
Shree Krishna Dharmopayana Samithi organized a mass upananayana ceremony, during which it initiated several young boys to Vedic rituals.
Girish Kumar, a Dalit leader, complained that the police are least bothered about protecting Dalits although they complained that a group of youngsters were planning to kill some of the residents of a Dalit colony
The Pandeshwar police have arrested a man who rejected his financee on grounds that she gets phone calls from another man.
The Belthangady Court will deliver its final verdict regarding bail for Vittala Malekudiya, a student of journalism and mass communication at Mangalore University
The Peoples’ Campaign For Right To Water – Karnataka is organising a simultaneous march on June 30 by informed people in six districts across Karnataka to the nearest
Gulzar Banu, mayor of Mangalore, has issued a notice to the commissioner of the Mangalore City Corporation (MCC), in which she has instructed MCC officers to inform her
The Government of Andhra Pradesh has awarded a cash prize of Rs. 25 lakh to Mamatha Poojary of Karkala, who was the captain of the India women’s Kabbaddi team, which won the gold medal in the Asian Beach Games in appreciation of her achievements.
The Karnataka State Konkani Sahitya Academy felicitated 60 students who successfully completed their SSLC with Konkani as the third language.
The Muslim Educational Institutions Federation of DK and Udupi and the Minority Guidance Forum organized a special program to felicitate SSLC and PUC achievers at Town Hall.
Four students of AIMIT, St. Aloysius College (autonomous), have turned out to be among the top ten students who took part in the National Creativity Aptitude Test conducted by IFEHE in Delhi.