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Mangaluru City Corporation polls: BJP 44; Cong 14; SDPI 2

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November 14, 2019

Mangaluru, Nov 14: The Bharatiya Janata Party has managed to wrest control over the Mangaluru City Corporation ending the Congress rule in the coast city.

There were 180 candidates in the fray in 60 wards of MCC. BJP, which had contested in all 60 wards, managed to win 44 seats whereas Congress won only 14 seats. The Social Democratic Party of India, which had one seat in the MCC, won two seats this time.

Full result:

Ward number 01: Surathkal West (Final)

BJP: Shobha Rajesh 985

Cong: Shantha S Rao 548

Ind: Revathi Puthran 760

 

Ward number 02: Surathkal East (Final)

BJP: Shwetha A 2496

Cong: Indira 1133

 

Ward number 03: Katipalla East (Final)

BJP: Lokesh Bollaje 2486

Cong: Basheer Ahmed 1680

JD(S): Nawaz Katipalla 484

 

Ward number 04: Katipalla Krishnapura (Final)

BJP: Lakshmi Shekar Devadiga 2675

Cong: Savitha Shetty 2127

 

Ward number 05: Katipalla North (Final)

SDPI: Shamshad Abubakkar 2766

BJP: Suraiyya 648

Cong: Fathima B 881

 

Ward number 06: Idya East (Final)

BJP: Saritha 2233

Cong: Vineetha Rao 1759

 

Ward number 07: Idya West (Final)

BJP: Nayana Kotian 2282

Cong: Prathibha Kulai 1710

 

Ward number 08: Hosabettu (Final)

BJP: Varun Chowta 3030

Cong: Ashok Shetty 1765

JD(S): Ronald Fernandes 47

 

Ward number 09: Kulai (Final)

BJP: Vedavathi 3140

Cong: Gayathri 768

 

Ward number 10: Baikampady (Final)

BJP: Sumithra Kariya 2002

Cong: Sudhakara 877

 

Ward number 11: Panambur Bengre (Final)

Cong: Chandrika 1081

BJP: Sunitha 1236

JD(S): Shobha 369

CPI: Sunitha Krishna 888

 

Ward number 12: Panjimogaru (Final)

BJP: Naveen Chandra B Poojary 1690

Cong: Anil Kumar 1359

 

Ward number 13: Kunjathbail North (Final)

BJP: Sharath Kumar 2950

Cong: K Mohammed 1709

 

Ward number 14: Marakada (Final)

BJP: Lohith Amin 2055

Cong: Harinath 1704

 

Ward number 15: Kunjathbail South (Final)

BJP: Sumangala 3780

Cong: Shalini M N 1684

 

Ward number 16: Bengre Kulur (Final)

BJP: Kiran Kumar 2308

Cong: Panduranga Kukkyan 976

Ind: Chandrashekar 543

Nota 18

 

Ward number 17: Derebail North (Final)

BJP: Manoj Kumar 2142

Cong: Mallikarjuna 1369

 

Ward number 18: Kavoor (Final)

BJP: Gayathri A 3296

Cong: Bhavya 1725

 

Ward number 19: Pacchanady (Final)

BJP: Sangeetha R Nayak 2700

Cong: Vishalakshi 1544

 

Ward number 20: Tiruvail (Final)

BJP: Hemalatha Raghu Salian 3028

Cong: Prathibha R Shetty 1903

 

Ward number 21: Padavu West (Final)

BJP: Vanitha Prasad 3071

Cong: Ashalatha 1499

 

Ward number 22: Kadri Padav (Final)

BJP: Jayananda Anchan 2484

Cong: Umesh 1963

 

Ward number 23: Derebail East (Final)

BJP: Rajani L Kotian 2849

Cong: Jyothi L Devadiga 1583

 

Ward number 24: Derebail South (Final)

Cong: M Shashidhar Hegde 2235

BJP: Charith Kumar 1908

 

Ward number 25: Derebail West (Final)

BJP: Jayalakshmi V Shetty 2233

Cong: Roopa Chethan 1331

 

Ward number 26 : Derebail Central (Final)

BJP: Ganesh Kulal 3052

Cong: B Padmanabha Amin 1275

 

Ward number 27: Boloor (Final)

BJP: Jagadish Shetty 2360

Cong: Kamalaksha Salian 988

 

Ward number 28: Mannagudda (Final)

BJP: Sandhya 3019

Cong: Meghanadas 698

 

Ward number 29: Kambla (Final)

BJP: Leelavathi Prakash 1884

Cong: Rekha Surekha 518

 

Ward number 30: Kodialbail (Final)

BJP: Sudeer Shetty Kannur 1846

Cong: Prakash B Salian 1661

 

Ward number 31: Bejai (Final)

Cong: Lancelot Pinto 1939

BJP: Prashanth Alva 1527

 

Ward number 32: Kadri North (Final)

BJP: Shakeela Kava 1813

Cong: Mamatha Shetty 791

 

Ward number 33: Kadri South (Final)

BJP: Manohar Shetty 1526

Cong: D K Ashok 1277

 

Ward number 34: Shivbagh (Final)

BJP: Kavya Natraj 1731

Cong: Kiran James Peter 1690

 

Ward number 35 : Padavu Central (Final)

BJP: Kishore Kottari 2200

Cong: Abdul Azeez 610

 

Ward number 36: Padav East (Final)

Cong: Bhaskar K 2492

BJP: Sujan Das 1921

 

Ward number 37: Maroli (Final)

Cong: Keshava 2037

BJP: Kiran Devadiga 2011

 

Ward number 38: Bendoor (Final)

Cong: Naveen R D Souza 1578

BJP: Jessel D Souza 469

 

Ward number 39 : Falnir (Final)

Cong: Jacintha Alfred 1762

BJP: Asha D Silva 1423

 

Ward number 40: Court (Final)

Cong: Vinayaraj A C 1137

BJP: Ranganath Kini 899

 

Ward number 41: Central Market (Final)

BJP: Poornima 2037

Cong: Mamatha Shenoy 428

Ind: Rekha Surendra 210

 

Ward number 42: Donkarakery

BJP: M Jayashree Kudva

Cong: Manjula Y Nayak

 

Ward number 43: Kudroli (Final)

Cong: Shamshudin 1256

BJP: Arshad 877

JD(S): Aziz Kudroli 612

SDPI: Murzain Kudroli 1121

 

Ward number 44: Bunder (Final)

Cong: Zeenath 1308

BJP: Priyanka 1281

JD(S): Rameeza Nasir 1150

 

Ward number 45: Port (Final)

Cong: Abdul Lateef 2043

BJP: Anil Kumar 1493

 

Ward number 46: Contonment

BJP: Diwakar

Cong: K Bhaskar Rao

 

Ward number 47: Milagres

BJP: Ghanshyam

Cong: Abdul Rauf

 

Ward number 48: Kankanady Valencia

BJP: Sandeep Garodi

Cong: Ashith Gregory

 

Ward number 49: Kankanady

BJP: Vijay Kumar Shetty

Cong: Praveen Chandra Alva

 

Ward number 50: Alape South

BJP: Shobha Poojary

Cong: Sesamma

 

Ward number 51: Alape North (Final)

BJP: Roopashree Poojary 2073

Cong: Shobha K 2007

 

Ward number 52: Kannur (Final)

BJP: Chandravathi Vishwanath 1862

Cong: Raziya 1591

 

Ward number 53: Bajal

BJP: Chandrashekara

Cong: Ashraf

 

Ward number 54: Jeppinamogaru

BJP: Veena Mangala

Cong: Madhushree

 

Ward number 55: Attavara

BJP: Shailesh Shetty

Cong: Keerthi Raj

 

Ward number 56: Mangaladevi (Final)

BJP: Premananda Shetty 2187

Cong: Dinesh V Rao 874

JD(S): N Mahesh Rao 60

NOTA: 17

 

Ward number 57: Hoigebazar (Final)

BJP: Revathi 2116

Cong: Sharmila 1258

 

Ward number 58: Bolara (Final)

BJP: Bhanumathi P S 1541

Cong: Rathikala 1348

 

Ward number 59: Jeppu

BJP: Bharath Kumar

Cong: T Honnaya

 

Ward number 60: Bengre (Final)

SDPI: Muneeb Bengre 1701

BJP: Gangadhar Salian 1498

Cong: Asif Ahmed 1192

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April 12,2020

Tumakuru, Apr 12: Fearing the spread of COVID-19 in Muddenahalli village, the villagers shifted to living in tents in nearby fields with most of their belongings.

Kariyappa, one of the villagers said, "We were scared of the COVID-19 spread, so we came here."

Around 60 families of the village lived in tents for three days, before they returned to their houses on the advice of the Tehsildar.

So far, 214 COVID-19 cases, including six deaths, have been reported in the state of Karnataka.

With 34 deaths and 909 new positive COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, the total number of coronavirus cases in India on Sunday reached 8356, including 716 cured and discharged, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

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April 18,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 18: Karnataka Health Minister B Sriramulu drew flak from his own party the BJP as well as the Congress for allegedly letting hundreds of people throng the Rupangudi Road in Ballari to collect food packets from him.

Visuals showed that the people came in hordes and fell on each other to collect the packets Sriramulu was distributing to the poor and needy as relief measure in the wake of lockdown.

The videos showed the minister standing with his team by the roadside and spreading out tables all along to distribute the food kit to the poor people.

Those in the queue had elderly people too.

A majority of people who rushed to grab the food packets did not bother to protect themselves with a mask.

"Whoever has done he has committed a blunder whether it is Sriramulu in Ballari or Anand Singh in Hospet.

All these elected representatives want to show that they are serviing the people in their constitutuency," said Karnataka BJP spokesperson Go Madhusudana.

Flaying the leaders of all political parties for defying norms, Madhusudana sad this has become fashionable for the leaders to perform 'cheap shows'.

He advised Sriramulu that it should have been done with door-to-door delivery of food packets instead of arranging it at the public place.

Congress spokesperson K E Radhakrishna said a case should be registered for defying regulations.

"I am all appreciation for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Karnataka chief minister B S Yediyurappa who were the first to wake up and do something good for the people.

Now I feel sorry for them.

I wonder why they cannot control their own partymen.

People should file FIR against him (Sriramulu)," Congress spokesperson Prof K E Radhakrishna said

Slamming the alleged VVIP culture in the country, Radhakrishna said when the nation is facing a crisis, lavish marriages and grand birthday parties were organised. In the midst of all this health minister organises a food distribution mela, he added.

Attempts to reach the minister went in vain.

However, speaking to reporters at Ballari, Sriramulu admitted that the cases suddenly shot up in the state because of disregard to social distancing.

"People's support to lockdown is essential.

People have to maintain social distancing, without which we cannot control it," the minister said.

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March 20,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 20: The high court on Thursday directed the government to notify on its official website the penal provisions to be enforced against private schools violating norms relating to fees and safety of students, among other things. A division bench of chief justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka granted six weeks to the authorities to comply while disposing of a PIL filed by advocate NP Amrutesh.

Earlier, the state government submitted a memo stating that necessary amendments have been brought to Karnataka Education Act in 2017. It said any breach of students' safety entails a minimum jail term of six months and Rs 1 lakh fine for a convicted employee or member of the management. Any institution found guilty by the District Education Regulatory Authority will face disaffiliation and must pay a fine of Rs 10 lakh, the memo said.

Schools collecting donations and other fees beyond what is prescribed can be fined up to Rs 10 lakh and they must refund the excess fee.

In relation to schools charging for applications and brochures, the state capped their prices at Rs 5 and Rs 20 respectively, by issuing a gazzette notification last year.

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