People of Mangaluru unite in heartfelt solidarity' to pay tribute to Uri martyrs

[email protected] (CD Network | Suresh, Satheesh)
September 23, 2016

Mangaluru, Sep 23: Condemning the terror strike on the Army's Administrative Unit at Jammu & Kashmir's Uri in which 18 soldiers lost their lives, citizens of Mangaluru on Friday took out a silent solidarity march in the city to offer their tributes to the martyrs.

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Organised by United for a better Dakshina Kannada', a forum of several organisations in the district, the solidarity march attracted people belonging to different faiths, parties and age groups. The march which commenced at the entrance of Kadri Park culminated at War Memorial where people offered floral tributes to the bravehearts.

Speaking on the occasion, M Chandra Sekhar, Commissioner of Mangaluru City Police, said that each citizen of India should be grateful to the soldiers who do not hesitate to sacrifice their lives to protect the country.

“We are living peacefully here because of the efforts and sacrifices of our soldiers across the borders,” he said.

Saif Sultan Syed, a social activist and one of the main organisers of the event, Dr Sanjeev M Patil, DCP (Crime and Traffic), Abdul Azeez Darimi, Khatheeb of Chokkabettu mosque, Rev. Fr Oswald Monteiro, Director of CODP, Umar UH, Founder of Career Guidance and Information Centre were among the participants.

Ahinda, Buntara Yane Nadavara Mathr Sangha, Catholic Diocese of Mangalore, Dalit Sangharsha Samiti, Al Haq, Hope Foundation, Jain Samiti, Karnataka Christian Educational Society, Karnataka Komu Souharda Vedike, Karnataka Missions Network, KKMA-Karnataka, MFriends, Mogaveera Mahajana Sangha, Muslim Lekhakara Sangha, Sri Guru Singh Sabha Society, Talent Research Foundation, Hidayah Foundation, Highland Islamic Forum and Yuva Vahini had extended support to the event.

In one of the worst attacks in recent times, as many as 18 soldiers were killed and over 20 others got injured post the terror strike on an army camp close to the headquarters of the 12th Brigade at Uri in Baramulla district on September 18.

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shaji
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Sunday, 25 Sep 2016

it is noticed that almost all the organisations participated in the march but so called self proclaimed swadeshi / desh premi / freedom fighter sangh parivar is hiding. I think they are busy is taking morcha on saving Cows / admiring Namo leader / appreciatign Acharya from mangalore university for his marvellous job etc.

Rikaz
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

Good Job guys!

We should not give chance for Pakis to act in our films and serials....not good people....

Naren Kotian
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

Oye Punjabi babe comment nodrappo ...sari hogamma biryani tinno time aithu ...yaavdadru kittogiro article bari ...papa only media is CD..which uses L board journalist who are fit for nothing to post their comments ...haha

Abu Sana
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

Good job. I congratulate the organisers for their sincere efforts to send a right message to the society.

Natasha Sharma
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

Some Sangh bhakts are feeling jealous because they think they are the patrons and custodians of Indian army and others are anti-nationals. Poor brainless chaps.

Avani Pai
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

RIP martyrs. We are always grateful to you. Nice message by Chandra Sekhar sir.

Narenkotian
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

Yelli faizhal Bhai du makeshift fish kabab stall and kadle puri stall kaanista ilvalla...haha

Suhail Ahmed
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Friday, 23 Sep 2016

Fantastic job Saif & all the organizations including CD

Suhail Ahmed
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Friday, 23 Sep 2016

Good job Saif and all the organizations including CD. Much needed

shanu
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Friday, 23 Sep 2016

dear modi stop sending love letters to PAK ....
try to increase size of ur 56\ chest ..
don't do like dumb and dumber....
stop world tours and concentrate on development...
stop bol bachchan do something....
don't run behind nayi koli ili katte.....think about human being..."

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March 27,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 27: In the wake of coronavirus, the Council of Mangalore City Corporation (MCC) has taken steps to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in the city as a task force has been formed to monitor home delivery of essentials and the situation prevailing in the city due to outbreak of the virus.

MCC commissioner Shanady Ajith Kumar Hegde held a meeting of wholesalers to plan the smooth supply of essentials to the people on Thursday.

Speaking on the occasion, he said, the wholesalers of the city have been directed to supply essential goods to apartments in the city. Each apartment should prepare purchase details and must hand it over to the wholesalers. This way residents will not have to go out to buy essentials. The purchasing time will be between 6 am to 12 pm.

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February 5,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 5: Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday said that he has demanded a report on the Shaheen School incident after reports emerged that children were allegedly interrogated by the police for hours at a stretch, while not allowing parents to be present.

Terming the incident a very sensitive matter as it involves children, Basavaraj Bommai said, "I have asked for a report on the Shaheen School incident. As it is a very sensitive and serious issue, I have asked the police to handle it carefully."

"I have asked the police to take the help of the women and child protection committee at the district level. However, I have been told that the police had visited the area where the play was done and no interrogation of children in isolation took place. Nevertheless, I have asked the police to handle the issue with care and do everything within the law," Basavaraj added.

The matter pertains to a programme organised as a part of the Republic day celebrations where the children in Shaheen School in Bidar had staged a play against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC).

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) had protested alleging that the play at Shaheen School in Bidar was derogatory. In the play, the participants were shown staging an anti-CAA sequence where there were dialogues encouraging non-cooperation with anyone asking for documents. A case was registered against the school management.

Meanwhile, CEO of Shaheen Education Institute, Bidar, Tauseef Madikeri had said, "Police have invoked Sections 124A, 505 and 504 of the IPC against the institution, over a play staged against CAA and NRC. It is beyond anyone's imagination. Deputy SP visited the classroom and interrogated the students."

Karnataka police had sealed the offices of the school after its students participated in the play. Meanwhile, the police had questioned students of Shaheen School after a play against the CAA and NRC was staged during the Republic Day celebrations.

The child rights groups, teachers and educationists had issued a statement condemning the police interrogation in the incident.

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Media Release
March 18,2020

Mangalore, Mar 18: The Dakshina Kannada District Home Guards felicitated social activist and Executive Director of Centre for Integrated Learning, Sachitha Nandagopal at the Home Guards district office to mark the International Women's Day recently.

She was recognised for her achievements and contributions to the society in the field of education, culture and mental health.

Sachitha Nandagopal, a former Head of Department of Journalism at Besant Women's College and Principal of CMR Post Graduate Centre for Media Studies, Bangalore, is the Co-Founder of Centre for Integrated Learning, Mangalore which is an NGO working in the field of alternative education, adding value to the present education system. As a Facilitator in Dance Movement Therapy, she has founded Anveshanam - Centre for Mindfulness and Emotional Wellbeing, an organisation dedicated to addressing mental health issues.

She was honoured by District Commandant, Dakshina Kannada Home Guards, Dr. Muralimohan Chunthar. Senior Home Guard Ramesh Bhandary, Diwakar, Mahesh and lady personnel of Home Guards were present on the occasion.

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