Cultural extravaganza marks 'Sauharda Christmas 2011'

December 7, 2011

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Mangalore, December 7: Mangalore Christian Council, Karnataka Christian Educational Society, Mangalore Diocesan E Cumenical Council and Karnataka Christian Forum for Human Rights on Tuesday jointly organised a 'Souharda Christmas 2011', a celebration filled with song, dance and music.

Father Rev. Aloyius Paul D Souza, Bishop of Mangalore, Rt Rev. Dr John S Sadananda , Bishop , CSI Karnataka Southern Diocese, Yahkab Mar Elias, Metropolitan Malankara Orthodox Syrian Diocese, Most Rev Dr Lawrence Mukkuzhy, Syro Malabar Bishop of Belthangady and Most Rev. Dr Geevarghese Divannasions, Syro Malankara Bishop Of Puttur were the Chief guests of the evening.

The celebrations began with an Invocation dance by Angels from Sandesha College of Fine arts. Rev Hanibal Cabral , Principal of Mangalore Theosophical College welcomed the audience. The next programme of the evening was Gana Mela, a choir of violins and keyboard by the Sushanthi Church. Following that was cultural dance by St Joseph's Church, Jeppu and then a cultural song by Karnataka Mission Network.

Rev John Sadananda blessed the audience saying, “God is with us. God's blessings are always there. Joseph and Mary, are together today. Today we are talking about the environment and Jesus has the power of oneness. Peace is not only doing pooja but it should be connected with all aspects of life. We have to try to become peace makers. Jesus teaches us how to come together and not fight. We must learn to identify extremes and peace is not confined to Bishops coming together”

Then the programme unveiled the E Cumenical Choir. The next was a Christmas dance by Marthoma Church, Balmatta. They also presented a skit about praying to Jesus. Federation of Christian Churches sang a devotional song, while Father Muller's college of Nursing presented a Bharatanatyam dance.

The evening was filled with good cultural entertainment for the packed audience at Milagres Church hall.

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June 20,2020

New Delhi, Jun 20: As part of measures to check the spread of covid-19, Indian Railways is likely to stop distributing blankets and pillows in trains to AC passengers in coming days and it will make arrangements for sale at stalls on platforms.

The railways already stopped distributing blankets and pillows in 15 pair Special Rajdhani trains and 100 pair of fixed timetabled special trains, which is being operted at present. The system of not distributing blanks and pillows may continue in future once train operations normalise, said the official.

Passengers are encouraged to bring their own blankets and pillows. However same will be made available for purchase at shops so that if passengers want they can buy it, said an official.

The railways also made arrangements to sell sanitisers, masks and gloves at shops. The national transporter also said sale price should not exceed maximum retail price.

As per the Railway Board circular to zonal railways, " Amongst the items which fulfill the needs of travelling public and in keeping with the emphasis for providing safe and hygine travel facilities to passengers, it must be ensured that take away bedrolls kits/items other COVID-19 related protective items such as masks, sanitiser, gloves etc are also made available for sale through multi purpose stalls."

All items should be in good quality and will be sold only at MRP rate, circular said. The railways has also permanently removed curtains inside the AC coaches.

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March 31,2020

Udupi, Mar 31: Six people have committed suicide since liquor shops were shut down during a lockdown here to break the chain of the novel coronavirus.

Deputy Commissioner G Jagadeesha said in a statement here, "After continuous suicides out of depression over not being able to buy alcohol, the district administration decided to hold counselling sessions to such people.

"The district administration has appointed a team of Doctors for counselling. Anyone who needs counselling can call 1077 toll-free number," he added.

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May 18,2020

Bengaluru, May 18: With the detection of 99 fresh cases of COVID-19, highest single-day spike, including 24 from Bengaluru Urban district, the total number of persons contracted for the disease in the state has surged to 1,246.

Apart from 24 fresh cases in Bengaluru Urban district, Mandya recorded 17 cases followed by Uttara Kannada (09), Raichur (06), Yadagiri (06), Gadaga (05), Kalaburagi (10), Hassan (04), Koppal (03), Vijayapura (05), Mysuru (01), Belagavi (02), Ballari (01), Udupi (01), Kodagu (01) and Koppal (03).

So far 37 persons had succumbed to the virus in the state.

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