Ramayana can help in nation building'

October 30, 2012

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Mangalore, October 30: “Valmiki did not belong to any one community. The essence of his great epic Ramayana is a part of our daily life,” State Assembly Deputy Speaker N Yogish Bhat has said.

He made this observation while presiding over Valmiki Jayanthi celebrations organised by the Dakshina Kannada District Administration, the DK Zilla Panchayat, the Scheduled Communities Welfare Department, the Kannada and Culture Department and Dakshina Kannada Valmiki Nayaka Association at Zilla Panchayat in Mangalore on Monday.

Yogish Bhat said that the “Rama Mantra” which helped Valmiki, also impressed Santa Kabir and Mahatma Gandhi. “Valmiki Ramayana is strength of our country and it can help us to organise the Nation based on culture,” he added.

Main Speaker of the day, Mangalore University Deputy Librarian Dr P Y Mallayya said that Ramayana is supreme work in Indian literature and Valmiki is one of the greatest litterateurs. “The six 'Kaandas' of Ramayana deal with human senses like lust, jealousy and curse. The epic with 24,000 shlokas has carved a niche in Indian literature,” he added.

Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Vice President Rithesh Shetty said that Valmiki community could not make use of government facilities as it is a small community. He wanted public representatives to join hands for the development of the community. Zilla Panchayat Social Justice Standing Committee President Janardhana Gowda said that the values of Ramayana should be a part of study.

Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner Dr Chennappa Gowda, Mangalore City Corporation Commissioner Dr Harish Kumar, Zilla Panchayat Deputy Secretary Shivaramegowda, Mangalore Taluk Panchayat President K Harish Kumar, Dakshina Kannada Valmiki Nayaka Association President Haleshappa were present.

Yogish Bhat has said that the government has chalked out a Rs 500 crore rehabilitation plan for 1,500 families in the hill areas of DK, Udupi and C'magalur. The plan will be finalised with the co-operation of various departments. This would help to solve Maoist problem.

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No relaxations during extended lockdown in Karnataka

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April 21,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 21: Karnataka cabinet on Monday decided to continue the COVID-19 lockdown measures currently in force in the state till May 3 without any relaxation, Law and Parliamentary Affairs minister J C Madhuswamy said.

However, leaving a window open, it authorised chief minister B S Yediyurappa and the COVID-19 Task Force to meet in three or four days to review and take further decision about any relaxation, he told reporters.

"Today cabinet has decided it (the norms) will be extended up to May 3... there will be no relaxation and the situation that that exists as of today will continue," he said.

Pending the cabinet decision, chief secretary T M Vijay Bhaskar had on Sunday issued fresh orders directing the continuation of the stringent lockdown measures issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs till the midnight of April 21.

Meanwhile, five new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Karnataka, taking the total number of infections in the state to 395, the Health department said on Monday.

"Five new positive cases have been reported from last evening to this noon... Till date 395 COVID-19 positive cases have been confirmed. This includes 16 deaths and 111 discharges," the department said in its mid-day situation update.

All the five fresh cases are from Kalaburagi and contacts of patients who have already tested positive.

Four of them are men of age 17, 13, 50 and 19, and one woman aged 30.

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Karnataka govt committed to provide world-class healthcare for all, says Medical Education Minister

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May 30,2020

Bengaluru, May 30: The Karnataka government will soon launch a project to maintain the health database of all its citizens, said Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar on Friday.

A first of its kind initiative, the "State Health Register" will be a robust and standardised health repository of all the citizens, as per an official release.

Sudhakar said that the project will be implemented first in Chikkaballapur district on an experimental basis. "Enhanced focus on healthcare has become imperative and our government is committed to providing world-class healthcare to all citizens," he added.

While speaking to media, the minister said that COVID-19 experience has demonstrated the necessity of having robust, real-time public health data and, therefore, there is a need to maintain a repository of health data of each and every citizen.

He said that the government will be undertaking a survey of all 6.5 crore people in the state, by using a team of Primary Health Centre officials, revenue officials, education department staff and ASHA karyakartas.

"They will visit each household and collect health data of all the members of the family. This will not only help the government to provide better healthcare but will also help efficient resource allocation, management and better implementation of various citizen-centric schemes in the state," Sudhakar stated.

"Public-Private Partnership -- It's our vision to provide world-class healthcare to all citizens in the state and we need accurate data to make our vision a reality. The health register is a futuristic project which is taken up in the interest of the people. The project will include 50 per cent partnership of private hospitals. The data collected will help us to prioritise healthcare based on geography, demography and other targetted measures," read the release.

Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa has assured all support for the project and a detailed discussion will be undertaken in the upcoming cabinet meeting, said Dr Sudhakar.

The minister also assured that he is committed to ensuring that all citizens of the state have access to world-class healthcare.

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