Beary Bhavana will soon be a reality in Mangaluru, promises Ramanath Rai

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December 27, 2017

Mangaluru, Dec 27: Forest, Ecology and Environment Minister B Ramanath Rai has promised to extend support for the construction of Beary Bhavana in Mangaluru, to promote Beary literature and cultural activities.

Speaking at Beary Samskrithika Sambhrama (Beary cultural extravaganza) organised to felicitate newly inducted President of Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy here on Tuesday Rai recalled that the previous academy president and members had striven hard for the construction of Beary Bhavana. “The required support would be extended for making their dream of Beary Bhavana a reality at the earliest, he added.

"After the academy was formed, the respect for Beary language has increased. Dakshina Kannada is known for Tulu, Beary, Konkani, Arebhashe and Yakshagana Academy centers. There were objections for giving priority to Dakshina Kannada while appointing president of the Beary Academy. This year, different parts of the state have been given representation while appointing president and members of the academy,” he said.

Rai said that many members of the Muslim community belonging to Bantwal Assembly constituency have been supporting him in the elections. "Nobody should have doubt on my stand on secularism. Those who have been opposing me never call me a communal. Instead, they allege that I have been supporting Muslims, which indicates my stand on secularism," he claimed.

Academy President Karambaru Mohammed presided over the programme.  Minister for Food and Civil Supplies U T Khader, Chief Whip of the Government in Legislative Council Ivan D'Souza, former minister B A Moideen, MLAs J R Lobo, Abhayachandra Jain, Mohiuddin Bava and others were present.

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January 15,2020

Bantwal, Jan 15: Two people died in a head-on collision between two two-wheelers at Mani-Mysuru Highway in Bantwal last night, police said on Wednesday.

Police said that Parikshit (19) and Padmanabha Gowda (28) were heading towards Mane while Mohammed Ajmal (19) on his activa was on his way towards Kodaje when they collided head-on.

All the victims were immediately rushed to hospital for treatment where two of them breathed its last after not responding to the treatment.

Parikshit and Ajmal lost their lives while Gowda suffered critical injuries, the police said.

In another road accident reported from Kodangayi near Radukatte in Vittla, seven people including women and children sustained injuries when a Maruti Omni and another vehicle collided here on Tuesday evening.

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June 29,2020

Bengaluru, June 29: The Karnataka government on Monday issued guidelines to conduct online classes for all students of ICSE, CBSE and SSLC under the directions of the High Court.

According to the guidelines, for the kindergarten students, online classes can be held 30 minutes a week and students in classes 1-5 will have online classes for 30-45 minutes divided into two periods for three alternate days every week.

For students in classes 6-8, the online classes will be for 30-45 minutes divided into two periods for five days every week while students in classes 9 and 10 can have the virtual classes for 30-45 minutes divided into four periods for five days a week.

Earlier, the state government barred online classes for the kids from LKG to class 5.

Minister for primary and secondary education S Suresh Kumar had said that online classes cannot be held for the kids from LKG to class V.

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May 6,2020

Bengaluru, May 6: Resolving the disparity in payment of stipend to the Resident Doctors across Karnataka, Minister for Medical Education Dr K Sudhakar on Tuesday directed the Medical Education Department to consider the request made by the Resident Doctors Association (RDA) to increase the stipend.

Holding a video conference meeting with the department officials and Vice-Chancellor of the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), the Minister instructed the officials to look into the request and submit a detailed proposal pertaining to the increase of stipend.

The Karnataka Resident Doctors Association had submitted a request seeking a hike in the stipend which is due since 2015.

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