Painters come together to make 'Mangalore Art Hub'

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March 1, 2012

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Mangalore, March 1: The city is all set to welcome yet another art centre named 'Mangalore Art Hub' on Saturday.

The centre will be housed in Devaki Nivas at Matadakani ,1st cross in Urwa Market. Spread across 2000 sq feet the premises will be dedicated to art, announced Madhusoodan Kumar, Dr Pramila Salian and Koti Prasad Alva at a news conference here on Thursday.

On the inaugural day traditional paintings, sculptures, ceramic works, photographs will be put on display. Cultural activities will also be organized. One section of the centre will always be dedicated for displays and exhibitions. The founder of the internationally famous Progressive Artists' Group, Francis Newton, will display traditional oil paintings of Mohenjo-daro. Artworks of the members of the forum from the 1940s like K H Ara, S H Rajah and S Bakri will also be on display.

The works of 1970s popular artists like K K Hebbar, A A. Raiba, Ambadas, Kishori Kaul, Rekha Rao will also be presented. Works of present generation artists like Ramesh Rao, P S Punchithaya , Ganesh Somayaji, Dr PramilaSalian and Jagath Ammunje's will also be put on display.

The institution promoted by Madhusoodhan Educational Foundation, will also encourage budding artists by conducting training classes. It will also be a forum to hone the extracurricular talents of schoolchildren. National and International artists can also display their work. Programmes will be conducted in associations with other art forums.

The premises will also become a tourist attraction along with Sulthan Battery. The permanent gallery of the hub will be will be inaugurated by renowned artist Ramesh Rao. Artist Madhusoodhan Kumar's book on art will be released on the occasion. The portal of the hub will be launched be launched by famous artist Ganesh Somayaji. The hub is being set up in memory of Srimat Devaki Jarappa and will be supervised by Dr Pramila Salian and Poornanath.

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February 28,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 28: Sleuths of Bajpe police station have busted a counterfeit currency racket and arrested two persons on charge of printing and circulating fake currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 200.

The arrested have been identified as Dheerendra (45), a resident of Kanjilakody House in Bantwal taluk, and Sudheer Poojary (44), a resident of Adyar Volabail. Both of them said to be activists of Hindutva groups and had campaigned for BJP during last Lok Sabha polls.

Apart from counterfeit currencies, the cops have recovered a colour printer, two mobile phones and a motor bike from the accused.

According police, on February 23 the miscreants went to a petty shop owned by one Abdul Salam near Suralpady and purchased a Gillette blade costing Rs 20. They handed over Rs 200 currency note to Abdul Salam and took Rs 180 back from him.

However, the shop keeper grew suspicious about the genuineness of Rs 200 note. When he went in search of the duo, he came to know that they had purchased mustard seeds from a nearby provision store belonging to one Muhammad Arif. There too, they had handover Rs 200 fake note and got change.

The duo then took fake notes back from Abdul Salam and Muhammad Arif and escaped. The next day, Abdul Salam filed a complaint with Bajpe police station.

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July 17,2020

Udupi, July 17: An Indian expatriate from coastal Karnataka who was working in Kuwait passed away in a hospital in the oil-rich country reportedly due to covid-19.

Sheikh Mohammed Syed (54) was a native of Kharvi in Kundapura taluk of Udupi district. He is survived by his mother, wife and three daughters. 

An ex athletic champion from Bhandarkars' Arts & Science College, he was a well-known Volleyball and Kabaddi player in Kundapur.  He was associated with many sports associations in Udupi. 

An employee of KRH firm, he was hospitalized in Kuwait three weeks ago due to ill health. He was tested positive for covid-19.

He breathed his last yesterday without responding to any treatment. Final rites were held in Kuwait. 

Prior to migrating to Kuwait, he had worked in United Arab Emirates for several years. A sports enthusiast, he had trained many athletes in Udupi.

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January 21,2020

Jan 21: Info Edge (India)'s shareholding in Zomato reduces to 22.71%; Uber receives 9.99% stake in Zomato.

Info Edge (India) announced that Zomato Media (Zomato) has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Uber's food delivery business in India (Uber) in an all-stock transaction, which gives Uber 9.99% ownership in Zomato.

Uber Eats in India will discontinue operations and direct restaurants, delivery partners, and users of the Uber Eats apps to the Zomato platform, effective 21 January 2020.

Upon closing of said acquisition, the company's shareholding in Zomato shall stand reduced to about 22. 71 % on fully converted & diluted basis.

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