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Expat from Udupi killed in Saudi road mishap

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June 19, 2016

imageWUdupi, Jun 19: An Indian expatriate from Udupi district of Karnataka was killed in a road accident in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Saturday.

The deceased has been identified as Muhammad Arifullah (42), son of Mullithot Gafoor Sab, from Basroor in Kundapur taluk.

He had been living in Dammam city of Saudi Arabia for past several years along with his wife and six children.

According to sources, he died on the spot in the accident occurred at around 3 p.m. on Saturday while returning to Dammam from Jubail in his car.

With several years of experience in Saudi Arabia, he was known as a guide for new expatriates from Karnataka in Dammam.

Along with his business, he was an NRI social activist always engaged in humanitarian causes.

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Abdul Rawoof
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Monday, 20 Jun 2016

Innaa Lillaahi Wa Innaa Ilaihi Raajiwoon

Zameer baikadi
 - 
Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

Inna Lilla hi wa inna ilahi rajioon

May Allah bless his soul & Magfira

SYED
 - 
Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

INNA LILLAHI WA INNA ILAIHI RAJIWOON....

Abdul Latif
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Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

\Inna lillahi va inna ilahi rajioon\""

SK
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Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

Inna lillahi wa inna elahi Rajivoon..... Condolences to the Family.....

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August 7,2020

Mangaluru, Aug 7: Following the incessant rain for last few days and subsequent landslides reported at various places along Charmadi Ghat, the movement of vehicles been banned for two days. 

Charmadi Ghat road connects Dakshina Kannada and Chikkamagaluru districts on National Highway-73. The fresh landslides caused cracks on the road and uprooted many trees. 
Officials have closed Charmadi as well as Kottigehara check posts as a precautionary measure.

Belthangady tahsildar Mahesh J confirmed that multiple landslides have hit Charmadi Ghat road.

"The road has been closed for vehicular movement as the officials are at the spot to clear landslide debris. As a precautionary measure, vehicular movement has been banned as there are chances of further landslides," he said.

Hundreds of commuters who were stuck on various stretches of the ghat following a landslide between Maleyamaruta and Alekan falls in Chikkamagaluru district have been rescued.

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January 23,2020

Bengaluru, Jan 23: Karnataka government on Thursday notified the much-hyped anti-superstition law that aims to prevent and eradicate "inhuman evil practices".

According to Social Welfare principal Secretary G Kumar Naik, the state social welfare department has issued a gazette notification and The Karnataka Prevention and Eradication of Inhuman Evil Practices and Black Magic Act, 2017, that intends to protect the common people against "evil" and "sinister" practices, shall come into force with effect from January 4 2020, the government notification issued earlier this month read.

The act seeks to combat and eradicate such inhuman practices propagated and performed in the name of "black magic" by conmen with the sinister motive of exploiting the common people, thereby destroying the social fabric of the society.

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April 24,2020

Udupi, Apr 24: While several state governments and NGOs are actively working to provide essentials to the needy amid the COVID-19 lockdown, a fisherwoman in Karnataka's Udupi has proved that even a small gesture of help for others can make a huge difference in the society.
A fisherwoman, Sharadakka, distributed rice to 140 needy families in her neighbourhood during the ongoing lockdown. The contribution was made by spending all her life savings amounting to Rs 30,000. The amount was saved by her over a period of time in an effort to build a house for herself.
On Thursday Udupi Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadeesh visited her and ensured help to build her house.
"Spending her meagre earnings, Sharadakka generously filled many empty stomachs amid the nation-wide lockdown, which is a matter of pride," said the Deputy Commissioner.

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