JIH Mangalore taluk conference held

April 21, 2012

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Mangalore, April 21: The local unit of Jama'ath-e-Islami Hind organised its Mangalore taluk level conference on Friday evening at Kallapu near here under the theme 'For a better state and better tomorrow'.

Two new Kannada books - 'Moosa V/s Fir-aun' and 'Islam Nyaya Vyavasthe' – were released on the occasion.

Inaugurating the conference, Waheeduddeen Khan Umari, State Convener, Majlis-e-Ulama, Karnataka, said that Islam is the only solutions to the problems of mankind.

He said that all the isms and systems in the world have failed to establish peace, justice and equality in this world except the religion of Islam.

Abdussalam Uppinangady, District Convener, JIH, DK, opined that the reason for the current pathetic situation of Muslims in India is that they have moved far away from the teachings of Islam.

“The Sachar Committee Report in 2006 exposed the pitiable condition of Indian Muslims, a community which ruled the Indian subcontinent around 800 years”, he said adding that the back-lagging of Muslims is a great loss not only for the country but also for the entire mankind.

Mariyam Shaheera, Lecturer, Women's Islamic P U College, Thokkottu, who spoke on 'Islamic family', reminded the responsibilities of Muslim men and women.

Muhammad Kunnhi, State Joint Secretary, JIH, Karnataka explained about necessity and activities of JIH in India.

Khalid Moosa Nadvi from Calicut, spoke about the importance of 'Zikr of Allah'.

Saeed Ismaeel, President, JIH, Mangalore, welcomed the gathering after delivering introductory remarks. Is'haq Puttur, Vice-President delivered the valedictory address.

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January 1,2020

Mangaluru, Jan 1: Led by two local MLAs belonging to Bharatiya Janata Party, dozens of people today forcibly stopped toll fee collection at Talapady toll gate on the outskirts of the city allowing vehicles plying between Karnataka and Kerala on the national highway 66 to travel without paying any fee for some time.

Mangaluru City South MLA D Vedavyasa Kamath and Mangaluru City North MLA Y Bharat Shetty, who led the workers, said that the Navayuga Udupi Tollway Pvt. Ltd. (NUTPL), the concessionaire of the about 90-km-long highway widening project between Talapady and Kundapura in Karnataka, had failed to complete the project since over a decade.

The service roads and two flyovers under the project remained uncompleted. Hence motorists were facing a hardship. Notwithstanding Nalin Kumar Kateel, Dakshina Kannada MP, arranging ₹56 crore loan to the NUTPL through Axis Bank to complete the prominent Pumpwell flyover in the city, the company had failed to complete it.

The MLAs said that they stopped the toll collection as a symbolic protest to bring pressure on the company to complete the project within this month.

The BJP workers who gathered near the toll gate around 7.30 a.m. forcibly removed the barricades and made the vehicles ply without paying the fee. The workers of the company managing the toll booth did not resist.

The BJP workers said that vehicles would ply without paying toll till about 6 p.m. If the company resumed the collection during the day on Wednesday, the party workers would again forcibly stop it on Thursday, they said.

Shivaprasad Rai, in-charge of toll collection of the company at Talapady, Hejmady and Sasthana on the same highway told The Hindu that the NUTPL collected about ₹7 lakh as toll fee daily at Talapady from over 12,000 vehicles. The loss on Wednesday could be about ₹4 lakh.

The project is being implemented under build, operate and transfer basis.

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June 15,2020

Mangaluru, Jun 15: A 69-year-old man was murdered by his two sons at Muggaguthu in Karaya village under the limits of Uppinangady police station in Dakshina Kannada district. 

According to Police, accused Monappa Poojary (34) and Naveen (28) assaulted Dharnappa Poojary with sickle and wooden logs on Sunday night, leading to his on-the-spot death.

A family discord led to the murder, police said, adding that a case has been registered at Uppinangady police station and investigation was in progress.

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July 29,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 29: State officials will conduct Common Entrance Test (CET) exam as per the instructions given by the state high court, said Karnataka deputy chief minister CN Ashwathnarayan on Tuesday.

"Officials have informed that they are all set to conduct exams on July 30 and 31. We will put this matter in front of the high court. As per the instructions of the high court, we will move forward," said Ashwathnarayan.

This comes after Karnataka High court asked the state government to reconsider the decision of conducting the CET exam.

"...I had called an emergency meeting with district collectors, officials of education, transport, health, police department. And, I took information about the preparedness for conducting the CET exam," he added.

Karnataka CET Exam is a state-level entrance exam organised for providing admissions in Engineering, Pharmacy, B Pharma and other courses offered by colleges and institutions located in the state.

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