Udupi: BJP sweeps Zilla Panchayat, all 3 Taluk Panchayats; Cong suffers blow

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February 23, 2016

bjpUdupi, Feb 23: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has swept the elections to the udupi Zilla Panchayat and all the three taluk panchayats in the district.

The results gave a major blow to the Congress party in coastal district as it not only faced second consecutive defeat in the ZP, but also lost three seats compared to the previous election.

The BJP, which had won 16 out of 25 seats in 2011, has now improved its performance by winning 20 out of 26 seats. The Congress has managed to win only 6 seats. In 2011 it had won 9 ZP seats. More details are awaited.

Udupi ZP election results at a glance

Party BJP Cong Others
2005 (25 seats) 12 13 0
2011 (25 seats) 16 09 0
2016(26 seats) 20 06 0

Udupi ZP Constituency

Winners

Perdoor

Sudhakar Shetty (Cong)

Brahmavar

Sheela Shetty (BJP)

Udyavar

Dinakar (BJP)

Hiriyadka

Chandrika (Cong)

Kurkaalu

Geetanjali (BJP)

Shirva

Wilson (Cong)

Yellur

Shilpa (BJP)

Padubidri

Shashikanth (BJP)

Hebri

Jyothi (BJP)

Belmannu

Reshma (BJP)

Bailoor

Sumith (BJP)

Meeyaru

Divya (BJP)

Bajagoli

Udaya Kotian (BJP)

Kota

Raghavendra Kanchan (BJP)

Mandarthi

Prathap Hegde (BJP)

Kavraadi

Jyothi (Cong)

Kalyanapura

Janardhana Thonse (Cong)

Shiroor

Suresh (BJP)

Baindoor

Shankara Poojary (BJP)

Kambada Kone

Gouri (BJP)

Thrasi

Shobha (BJP)

Vandse

Babu Shetty (BJP)

Koteshwara

Lakshmi (BJP)

Beejadi

Lata (BJP)

Siddapura

Taranath Shetty (BJP)

Haladi

Supritha (BJP)

Udupi’s 3 TP results at a glance

TP Total BJP Cong Others
Udupi 41 27 14 00
Karkala 20 19 01
Kundapur 37 27 10
Total

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Comments

abdul
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

This looks majority of people have voted based on caste/sects. muslim candidates won in muslim majority area even candiadates are not deserved and similarly in other relegion dominated areas too. this needs to be eradicated and elect the honest people who really works for betterment of society in all fileds.
I assume this result definatly not based on the performance of the previous tenure or state/central government performance.
every voters are the decision makers for future India.

IBRAHIM.HUSSAIN
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

This results shows the way to Sorake to resign from his current ministry. Oscar fernandes to be dethroned from Congress central hicommand. Mr. Promod must come out of Sorake/Oscar combine and work independently. We know he is a loyal worker of the party. But as long as the two opportunists are in the party, congress popularity will decline to Zero. This is a ringing bell to all congress great and mini leaders of Udupi District.

ASH
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

GOOD LESSON FOR SORAKE.... IF U DONT GIVE TICKET FOR MUSLIMS U WILL NEVER GET MUSLIM VOTE.

MUSLIM VOTERS ARE THE DECISION MAKERS

Farooq
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

tight slap on the face of Sorake

ASIF
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

THANKS FOR SUPPORTING BJP..... SPECIALLY SDPI AND OTHER CongRSS leaders...

Zahoor Ahmed
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

BJP must appreciate Congress (Oscar,Sorake,Ramanath Rai ) for retain Both districts

S.M. Nawaz Kuk…
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

JP Effect in Udupi Dist

SK
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

In the two coastal districts, Bjp wil have the upper hand.......that is seen in every day life......

pakka congress
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

This is really same for us all congressmen, people are not voting for true face, BJP s worst ruling in india.,

harishchandra
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

congress did so much kithapathi still BJP won, this is the truth of True leadership.

Pradeep Chinnaswamy
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

BJP won, so exited will celebrate in bengaluru,

Saleem
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

its total cheating vote counted, BJP government can do whatever they want until they are in power.

Mohan Kamte
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

Congress take up JNU Student to defeat ZP election, but congress itself bites the dust.

Surendra
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

BJP Jai Ho, Expected result.

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Bengaluru, Mar 28: Sun Tsu, in 'The Art of War' speaks of a skilful general who can subdue his enemy without any fighting. This constitutes the ultimate triumph which is referred to as stratagem. Today, we would need one such when we are faced with the '21-day corona challenge' for India.
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Dr Jyothsna is a PhD from NCBS and had worked under Dr Ralph Steinman, physician and researcher from Rockefeller University, who won the Nobel Prize for his discovery of the dendritic cell and its role in adaptive immunity in 2011. Dr Gururaj is a molecular and cell biologist who did his PhD at the Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina and is the Director of iCrest.
Jyothsna while hearing our perplexing conversation on the covid intervened, "Yes, surely. I think we should take a break from cancer and focus on the innate and adaptive immunity role in COVID-19."
Thus began this sincere attempt to relook the human immune system from the eyes of the COVID-19.
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Historically, interferons are a group of cytokines known to be potent antiviral agents against viruses and a hallmark cytokine induced by the host upon viral infections. Interferons possess unique immunoregulatory activities and are signature cytokines released by (TH1) T immune cells, which are crucial in viral infections.
As the outbreak of COVID-19 grapples us, an urgent need for finding strategies to combat the virus is growing. Coronaviruses (CoVs) are a group of RNA viruses. In patients infected with coronavirus, it was indicated that the activation of the IFN does not occur until 48 hours post-infection. Thus the delayed IFN-related antiviral response by the healthy cells leads to coronavirus evade the immune response.
Numerous studies have presented the success in defeating CoVs by the direct administration of IFNs. In a combination as a concoction, it was shown to synergistically inhibit the virus replication in vitro.
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The key to success in reducing the disease fatality might be the stimulation of the immune responses to trigger IFN production at the very early stages of the disease, which might be done through the administration of IFN. Despite the evidence for the efficacy of IFNs in treating CoV-induced infections, the proper dosing and ideal timing for such interventions needs to be verified in clinical trials.
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With this scientific background, we have activated T cells from healthy donors, in a cGMP facility at iCrest - HCG hospital with an enriched cocktail of cytokines rich in Interferons. Injections of this cocktail we believe will result in a surge of cytokines in the body of the infected person and will boost his ability to fight the virus in the early phases. We are in the initial phases of this study and hope to be ready in the coming weeks with meaningful data on its potential utility.
Currently, it awaits government approvals (Union and state) and we have applied to central drugs authority for their initial evaluation and further directions.
As my Guru often expounded the philosophy of 'Seva' - the goal of education is knowledge, the end goal of knowledge is service. In this attempt to serve our fellow humans at this brink of unprecedented crisis, medical fraternity stands with you and promises to do our best for your safety.
We assure to exhaust every bit of our spirit in this fight against coronavirus. We have lost the sight of shores and travelled thus far, but that is the mandatory first step to cross the ocean. Are we going to succeed in this battle, is something only time will answer. 

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April 28,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 28: There are a total of 523 COVID-19 positive cases have been confirmed in the state, Department of Health and Family Welfare of Karnataka informed on Tuesday.
It informed that there are 295 active COVID-19 cases in Karnataka presently, while 207 patients have been discharged, 20 deaths have been reported.

According to a district-wise breakup, a maximum of 131 cases were reported from Bengaluru urban, followed by Mysuru with 87 cases and Belagavi with 52 cases.

India's total number of coronavirus positive cases rises to 29,974 (including 22010 active cases, 7027 cured/discharged/migrated and 937 deaths), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Tuesday.

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Mangaluru, Jun 29: An elderly woman who was tested positive for coronavirus, breathed her last at the designated covid hospital in the city today.

The deceased was a 60-year-old resident of Ullal.

According to sources, the woman, was getting treated for ailments related to liver and heart.

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