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MCC, Dept of Tourism issue notices to Morning Mist Home-stay

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August 1, 2012
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Mangalore, August 1: A Mangalore City Corporation notice has been pasted at the entrance of the Morning Mist Home-stay, in Padil, where students celebrating a birthday party were attacked, stating that it is a residential building and does not possess license to carry out commercial activities.

The notice dated July 30, signed by the MCC Health Officer, further states that the programmes such as engagement parties, birthday parties etc. were being conducted at the building in the past too without permission from the MCC.

The Corporation has asked Dr. Francis Pascal Subil Rebello, the owner of the building, to give a written explanation within 24 hours failing which, he has been warned of legal action and even closing down of the building as it has contributed in troubling citizens.

Speaking to Coastaldigest.com, Dr. Sudarshan B M, MCC Health Officer, said that although the deadline for the owner to give an explanation is over, he will be given an opportunity as the Corporation has not been able to contact him. “The owners have not been available for contact so we have just pasted the notice on the door. They do not seem to be in the city but we are trying to get in touch with them. A personal notice would be sent to them once they are contacted”, he said.

Department of Tourism gets red-eyed too

Another notice addressed to the owners of the building has been pasted by the district unit of the Department of Tourism, Government of Karnataka, slamming them for not obtaining permission from the Department to run it as a 'homestay'.

Running the building commercially using the word 'home-stay' without obtaining permission, has brought bad name to the Department in the light of the recent attack on students, the notice states. The Department has directed the owners to submit details of the building along with related documents within a week of receipt of the notice, failing which it has warned of apt action.

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Bengaluru, Apr 18: Private unaided schools in the state that were demanding fees from parents in the name of online classes and taking online admissions will face action under Section 3 of the Epidemic Diseases Act 1897, the Karnataka government said.

The Department of Public Instructions has warned school management of action against such educational institutes if they violate the rules. Following complaints from several parents and also from private school management associations, Minister for Primary and Secondary Education S Suresh Kumar discussed the issue with officials from the department during a recent meeting and directed them to initiate action against such academies.

In a guideline issued on Saturday, the department said, "Schools can conduct online classes. But are not permitted to collect the fee from parents until further orders from the department."

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Udupi, Jan 16: The mandatory implementation of FASTag, across the country, was not enforced in the toll gates located in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts.

The toll gate personnel cited that they had not received any directions from the NHAI and hence vehicles were being allowed to ply as per the current practice.

As per government order, two gates each have to be reserved for locals, emergency entry and cash transactions. All other lanes are to be used for FASTag.

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Mangaluru, Jun 2: Even as the mosques in Karnataka recieved green signal from state government to reopen for congregational prayers from June 8, a senior Islamic scholar in coastal Karnataka has encouraged Muslims to prefer to offer prayers at homes during covid times. 

Twaqa Ahmed Al-Azhari, the Qadhi of Mangaluru, has welcomed the state government's decision to allow Muslims to offer congregational prayers including Jum'a prayers with certain precautions and conditions.

"Government has upheld our religions sentiments. All the mosques where congregational prayers will be held from June 8 should strictly follow all the guidelines issued by the government," he said. 

He also suggested that if any mosque is not in a position to follow all the guidelines issued by the government then it should refrain from holding congregational prayers. "Muslims can continue offer Fard and Jumá prayers at homes as the cornavirus pandemic is still spreading in the region and across the world," he said.

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