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Mangaluru readies for New Year bash

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December 31, 2015

Mangaluru, Dec 31: The capital of coastal Karnataka is all set to welcome 2016 with parties and celebrations. With only a few hours left for the New Year's eve, clubs and star hotels in the city are already booked.

bashParties are being held on the outskirts of the city too. The Ocean Pearl, Summer Sands Beach Resort, Pandit Health Resort and Spa, City Beach Resort, Hotel Indrani Amrut Palace, Mukka, Hotel Indrani Palace, Mukka, Lobo's River View, Thirsty Turtle, Mangaluru, Dirt Track 4th Mile, Kuloor ground, Panambur Beach, The DV8 Lounge, Empire Mall are some of the places where grand parities will be held.

Western music, magic shows, fusion dance and lucky games will offer the background for the cocktail dinners and get-togethers.

The city police have made elaborate security arrangements. Policemen will be deployed across the city from Thursday evening to ensure peaceful celebrations.

S Murugan, city police commissioner, Mangaluru, has requested every citizen to act responsibly and maintain law and order.

“Stringent action will be taken against those who break the law or indulge in disrupting peace and harmony,” he said.

Meanwhile, the police have asked the revellers to windup the party within half an hour after welcoming the new year (12.30 a.m.).

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Shaikh Mohammed
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Friday, 1 Jan 2016

@rikaz n Abd.. Thanks for ur suggestion but no thanks v know it.. Don't poke on anything and everything.. None of the Hindus nor Muslim are saying anything .. Yes v shouldn't celebrate as its not permitted.. Agreed.. Atleast wish our Hindu n Cristian's br

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