Nandini released its 6 kg jumbo curds pack into the market on Nov 16, Monday, in order to celebrate the Cooperative Sale, Trade, Consumer Day.
The District Administration in collaboration with the Information Department organized a seminar on ’Role of Media in Social Harmony’
The Muslim League Convention turned into a violent event; and in the ensuing violence, policemen and civilians were injured, houses were pelted with stones, police vehicles were destroyed, and 2 were killed.
Classique Signature, the latest venture of Mangalore’s well-known Mahabaleshwara Promoters and Builders (P) Ltd, was inaugurated by J Krishna Palemar on November 15, Sunday.
Three Muslim youths were attacked in a private bus near Vamanjur by fanatics on the way to Mangalore.
The Kudroli Shree Bhagavathi Yuva Jana Seva Samithi; Women’s Unit, Kodialbail, Dakshina Kannada District Legal Service Authority; and Mangalore Bar Association organized “Legal Information Camp” at Town Hall on Nov 15 at 10:30 a.m.
Fr Vitus Wilson D’Souza formally inaugurated the Pauline Book Exhibition organized by the Daughters of St Paul at Communications Centre, Milagres Church.
The workshop on Comprehensive Development Project of 2021 held at Hotel Gateway on Saturday November 14.
Deepa Naik, the woman who was allegedly kidnapped by Ullal MLA U T Khader about a month ago, returned and told Pandeshwar police that nobody had abducted her.
The Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy organized a programme to confer the Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy Award 2008 at Town Hall on Nov 13, Friday.
Deputy Commissioner V Ponnuraj ordered the scrap shop owners of Bunder area, Mangalore, and drawn a dead line to clear the foot paths on Nov 13, Friday.
The Popular Front of India (PFI) organized a national-level health campaign, “Health Awareness Marathon,” from Jyothi Circle to the DC’s office on Nov 13, Friday.
K.C. Naik, Managing Director of Mahabaleshwara Promoter & Builders said ‘Classique Signature’, an exclusive luxury apartment described as “meant for the discerning few” is ready to occupy.
Donations continue to pour in for the flood victims of North Karnataka; BASF contributed Rs 10 lakhs; University Employers’ Association donated Rs 3,75,600 and MESCOM donated Rs 25,000
The residents of Vamanjoor, Gundi, and Mandara were the unhappiest people in Mangalore during the recent storms that struck Dakshina Kannada district.