Mahanadi' to hit the screens by December

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July 20, 2012

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Mangalore, July 20: The Udupi-based J.J. Cine Productions completed shooting scenes of its upcoming Kannada film Mahanadi related to Mangalore here on Thursday. The scenes were related to a song sequence which was shot in a hotel at Jeppinamogaru for the last three days.

Speaking to mediapersons here, Film director Krishnappa Uppoor said that film crew shot scenes of an “item” song that involved Scarlet, a British national who makes a guest appearance in the film. Choreographer Chinni Prakash guided Scarlet and the dancers from Mumbai. With the shooting in Mangalore, the unit has finished 49 days of shooting. “We have completed 70 per cent of the shooting,” he said. The second schedule of film shooting would begin from August first week, he added. The film will be released by December, he said.

Mahanadi was a film revolving on the life of fisherwoman. “I have linked her life with that of a river that involves many twists and turns. This is a heroine-centric film,” Uppoor said.

Actor Sanjana plays the role of fisherwoman Meenakshi. There are several twists in the film after Meenkashi marries a Mumbai boy, which is played by actor Dileepraj. “You see the lead character in the role of a girl, a wife, and also a mother,” said Mr. Uppoor, who has written the screenplay and dialogues. Mr. Uppoor's earlier films Kanchilda Baale and Maribale, both in Tulu, had been acclaimed by the State and the Centre.

Mr. Uppoor said the film unit had shot scenes in Keni, a village near Ankola in Uttara Kannada district. It had also shot in places such as Hodi Bengre, Udupi, Manipal, and Kasaragod.

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May 3,2020

Bengaluru, May 3: The Excise Commissioner of Karnataka has issued an order granting permission to distilleries, breweries and wineries situated outside the containment zones to begin production activity. The permission has been granted on the condition that they strictly comply with COVID-19 related guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

"In view of the state government order and the new guidelines issued by the MHA, permission is granted to distilleries, breweries and wineries situated in rural areas and industrial estates and industrial townships with access control (outside containment zones) to commence only production activity," the Excise Commissioner said in the order.

The Excise Commissioner further said in the order that the Deputy Commissioner of Excise shall ensure that wherever distilleries, breweries and wineries are permitted to carry on production activities, they shall strictly comply with COVID-19 related guidelines issued by the MHA.

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June 23,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 23: Police have nabbed two foreign nationals who were drawing money from ATMs of various banks by using fake ATM cards after collecting details of the card including code while customers used to withdraw money.

Police on Tuesday said that the arrested were identified as Felix Kisiibo (25), Present address Kogilu, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Native address BUGOBERO Village, Khabutoola sub-county, Manafwa District, Uganda and Khairun Abbdulla (32), Present address Kogilu, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Native address House Uzini Zanzibar, Mkele urban, Tanzania.

The duo by inserting Skirmish machine into ATM used to collect details of ATM cardholders, balance and code and then by using fake ATM cards used to withdraw the money without the knowledge of customers.

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January 20,2020

Mangaluru, Jan 20: The improvised explosive device (IED) recovered from a bag at Mangaluru airport was defused in an open field by the personnel of the bomb disposal squad on Monday. 

A short while ago, the Commissioner of Police in Mangaluru, PS Harsha, narrated the incident, along with the action taken by the security personnel.

"Today at approx 9 am a suspect dropped the baggage, containing plausible explosive substances, at the Mangaluru airport. It was spotted by the security personnel and then the bomb detection and disposal team was pressed into action," Harsha told reporters here.

"The area was cordoned off and then the suspected object was taken in a threat containment vehicle to a spot for defusing the explosive device. The local police have registered an FIR in this connection based on the complaints of CISF," he added.

The Commissioner said that three teams have been formed for "identification and apprehension of the accused."
He further said that the visuals of the suspect have been shared for his identification, and urged citizens of Mangaluru and around the nation to come forward and inform the police if they have any knowledge of the accused.

"Our teams have made some breakthrough and established few preliminary facts and I am assured we will be able to trace out the execution plan of the act of sabotage," he added.

Also Read: Security beefed up at airports across country after suspicious bag found at Mangaluru airport

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