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Praveen Kumar wins Pilikula golf open trophy

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December 21, 2011

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Mangalore, December 21: M Praveen Kumar of Hubli has won the Pilikula Open trophy in the 13th Pilikula Golf Tournament played last weekend at the Pilikula golf course near here.

Col Rajesh Parman of ASC, Bangalore finished runner up in this category. Vivek Machaiah won the first place in 0-10 net stroke play and Lt Col Antony Roche finished runner up. In the 11-18 net stroke play, Aaraon was the winner, and A Sreenivasan, the runners-up.

The strokeplay event for those with 0 to 10 handicaps (lower handicap score denotes greater past performance of a player) was won by Vivek Machaiah of Chikmagalur and the runner-up in this event was Antony Roche of Mangalore.

The same event for 11-18 handicaps was bagged by Master Aaron of Mangalore and the runner-up was A. Sreenivasan of Hubli.

The Net Strokeplay for those with 19-26 handicap) was won by P.B. Thimmaiah of Kodagu and the runner-up was Ramanand Shetty of Bangalore. The Stableford (handicaps below 18) winner was Eugene Rent of the city and the runner up was Sandeep Rai from the city.

The Stableford (handicaps 19-26) winner was Major Gen. Mitra of ASC Bangalore and the runner-up was K.H. Poojary of Mangalore.

The Ladies Stableford winner was Chelsea from the city. The doubles Net Strokeplay was won by Master Aaron and Srikant Rai, both Mangaloreans.

The highest number of Birdies and Eagles trophy was taken by Rajesh Parman of Bangalore. The trophy for Closest to Pin on Hole No. 4 was won by Vivek Machaiah. The hosts won the inter-club trophy between Pilikula Golf Club and Mercara Downs, which had won it last year. The Caddies Trophy was won by Badruddin of the host club.

Chairman of the Karnataka State Minorities Commission Anwar Manippady gave away the trophies.

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March 5,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 5: Karnataka government on Thursday set aside Rs 400 crore to construct twin towers building with 25 floors here at Anand Rao Circle to facilitate all government departments to function at one place.

"To facilitate all the Government Departments to function in one building, a "Twin-Towers" building with 25 storeys will be constructed at Arland Rao Circle, Bengaluru, with an expenditure of Rs 400 crore," said Karnataka Chief Minister Yediyurappa while presenting the budget in the state Assembly.

He further said that the road cross-over facility for pedestrians other than metro commuters will be provided through 24 metro stations.

"The construction of 56 km long Outer Ring Road - Airport Metro from Central Silk Board junction to Bengaluru International Airport via K R Puram and Hebbala at an estimated cost of Rs 14,500 crore will be commenced during the year 2020-21," he said.

Rs 1,000 crore budget each have been announced for the restoration of Bengaluru roads for two years, 276 Karnataka public school for their infrastructure development.

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March 14,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 14: Following the avian flu outbreak in neighboring Kerala, authorities at Pilikula Biological Park in Moodushedde, on the outskirts of the city, have taken all precautionary measures to prevent the death of birds in the park.

Park Director H J Jayaprakash Bhandari said that "the behaviour of the birds is being monitored near open water sources on the premises'.

Though no deaths were reported in the Zoo or on lake premises, the staff continue to maintain a strict vigil on open water sources like lakes. He said the Park was being sanitized.

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June 11,2020

Mangaluru, Jun 11: Amid rising COVID-19 cases in the district, the officials of Pilikula Zoological Park are also following quarantine policies for animals similar to those for people arriving in the state from other places.

Zoo officials said that these rules apply only for animals that are brought from other locations.

The officials are keeping animals brought in a separate room for one to two months and their health is monitored by expert Doctors. If there are no symptoms of any diseases, the animals will be clubbed with other Zoo animals.

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