Homestay attack: M V Kamath blames parents of victims

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August 14, 2012

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Mangalore, August 14: Parents have an important role in guiding the youth the right way. If they forget their duty, the youth are diverted into doing things which are not acceptable in our society, said Manipal Institute of Communication Honorary Director M.V. Kamath.

He was addressing the gathering at the inauguration function of 'Yodha-Yashodha; Gata-Hita Nenapagalu' organised by Karavali Yuva Sinchana on August 14 at Government Pre-University College for Women at Balmatta, Mangalore.

Mr. Kamath said that youngsters should understand the values of family and society and culture. They are the next generation who should build the country and take it to its height. “A social revolution is taking place. And we should abide and stand by our values”, he said.

'I support Manjula'

Speaking on the interim report on the homestay attack, he said that he supported State Women's Commission Chairperson C. Manjula's stand on the matter. “What she said was the truth. What were the youngsters doing at the homestay for five hours? Hindu Jagarana Vedike did the duty what parents had to do,” he said.

Parents are responsible for this. The media was irresponsible in reporting the incident. They did not check the facts properly. When the State Mahila Congress committee says that women can drink, they are actually insulting Gandhiji by making such a statement, he said.

Renowned folk scholar Dr. Amrutha Someshwara said that the younger generation lacked proper guidance and thinking. They are standing on crossroads today, uncertain which way to go further. They are not aware of the role they have to play for the betterment of society. Amassing wealth or industrial growth alone never means that the country has progressed. The youth should realize that knowledge is the real wealth, he said.


Freedom of intellectual thought is necessary in a civilized society. As the builders of tomorrow, youngsters should understand the value of freedom and remember the hardships of great people who helped us gain freedom, he added.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Dayanand, Mangalore Airport Authority Director M.R. Vasudeva, Government Pre-University College Principal Thara Rao, Nehru Yuva Kendra District Coordinator C.J.F. D'Souza were also present at the function.

A photography and documentary exhibition by Karavali Yuva Sinchana was also held as a part of the programme.

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April 19,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 19: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Sunday said that "only essential and critical number of" employees of the Information Technology (IT) companies will be allowed to work from offices from April 20 onwards in Bengaluru, while others will have to continue working from home.

"Only essential and critical number of employees required will be allowed to turn up. In the next two days, it will be reviewed and a suitable decision will be taken. 

All the details will be communicated to the IT companies," Narayan said here.

Earlier on Saturday, in a meeting to review COVID-19 situation in Karnataka, it was considered that one-third of the employees of IT and biotechnology companies could be allowed to work from the office premises, while the rest should continue to work from home.

Earlier on April 17, the Deputy CM, after holding a video conference meeting with heads of the IT and biotechnology companies, had told reporters that up to 50 per cent of the workforce would have the opportunity to function from office premises after April 20.

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January 20,2020

Varanasi, Jan 20: An FIR has been lodged against unidentified persons for a controversial hoarding near the Varanasi railway station. It is worth mentioning here that Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself is the MP of Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency.

The hoarding near the Englishiya Line crossing read, "Hindu dharma mein ghar vapasi karo... CAA, NRC se chhutkara pao (Get rid of CAA, NRC by converting to Hinduism)".

Inspector Ashutosh Ojha said that the FIR under section 295 A and 505 of IPC has been lodged.

"Investigation has been launched in the case and those involved in putting up the hoarding would be identified soon," he added.

According to sources, a lesser known outfit, Hindu Samaj Party, had placed the hoarding on the busy road.

The outfit's state Vice President Roshan Pandey had made a video viral on social media with his message in which he claimed to have put up the hoarding in response to the protest being staged at Shaheen Bagh, New Delhi.

The hoarding, which also has photographs of some Muslim women wearing saffron pagdi, was removed by the police late Saturday evening.

It came up at a time when Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Union Minister Smriti Irani and other leaders were in Varanasi to address a rally in support of the Citizenship Amendment Act at the Sampurnanand Sanskrit University.

Pandey, along with his supporters, had also tried to stage a sit-in at Lanka to give a call for marching to Shaheen Bagh in Delhi but was prevented by the police.

They were taken in custody and were later released following initial interrogation, said inspector Lanka, Bharat Bhushan.

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July 14,2020

Mangaluru / Dammam, July 14: As many as 180 NRIs from Karnataka who were stranded in Saudi Arabia amid Covid 19 crisis today reached their home country by a flight charted by a Jubail based company KMT.

The Indigo flight carrying 174 adult passengers and 6 infants took off from King Fahad Airport, Dammam at 6:30 a.m. and landed at Mangaluru International Airport at 1:30 p.m.

Pregnant women, people with serious ailments and those who lost jobs are among the passengers. KMT has provided free ticket for some of the passengers who were in dire need of support.

KMT is a company which is head quartered in Jubail, Saudi Arabia was formed by natives of Addoor, Dakshin Kannada -  Shoukath, Abdul Razaq, Siddique and Abdul Rahman.

The CEO of KMT, Mr. Abdul Razaq has thanked Dr. Arathi Krishna, former president of KNRI Forum for her support to KMT in chartering flight.

He has also has expressed his gratitude to D.K district administration, director of SACO  company Mr. Althaf Ullal and KMT operation Manager Mr. Sadiq Ahmed and his team for their cooperation.

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