Honest bus conductor Ansar returns gold worth Rs 1 lakh to owner

February 21, 2016

Udupi, Feb 21: Honesty is the best policy. A conductor of a private bus proved this by returned a purse containing gold worth Rs 1 lakh to its owner, who had lost it while travelling in a bus in Udupi district.

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Lakshmi G Sheena Acharya, a resident of Muniyalu Yellare near Hebri never expected that someone would return the lost valuables. She had lost the purse on board Padmambika bus while going to Karkala on Saturday.

A woman passenger noticed the abandoned purse and handed it over to the bus conductor Mohammed Ansar, a resident of Ajekaru Murooru.

The woman, who lost the valuables, asked her children GS Gangadhara and GS Purandara to contact the bus conductor.

When the duo met the conductor at Hebri bus stop, the latter returned the purse along with the gold. Bus driver was Abdul Shukoor.

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Hats off to this youngster for his honesty

Such social commitments can add great value to society specially the days we are passing thru hats off brother

Shahabbash.............................

Very nice my brother

Good Lesson to all

May ALLAH help you.................

They are not chaddi. Honesty this is what they learned from Mardrasa.

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Lockdown: Karnataka to relax restrictions after Apr 21 midnight

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April 20,2020

Bengluru, Apr 20: Lockdown restrictions have been extended by a day by the Karnataka government, in an order issued by chief secretary TM Vijay Bhaskar on Sunday.

The order directed all heads of departments, district deputy commissioners and superintendent of policies to "continue to implement the measures presently in force" as per Ministry of Home Affairs guidelines dated April 14, "till the midnight of April 21, 2020."

The MHA guidelines had earlier allowed the state government to relax lockdown norms post-April 20.

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Udupi | Mesolithic site discovered in Kundapur taluk

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June 9,2020

Udupi, Jun 9: A Mesolithic site has been discovered at Iduru-Kunjadi in Kundapura taluk of Udupi district of Karnataka by Prof T Murugeshi, Associate Professor of Ancient History and Archaeology at MSRS College, Shirva.

Prof Murugeshi said on Tuesday that the site is near a rock art site of the Mesolithic period that was unearthed. It is located in the Mookambika Wildlife Reserve Forest. At Iduru-Kunjadi, the finds of Mesolithic tools are characterised by blades, scrapers, burine, fluted cores, arrow-heads and flakes of the non-geometric pattern.

He said that though the site was found two years back, it took time to study and identify them. They resembled the tools found in a stratified context at Uppinangady on the Netravati basin, he added.

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