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PM Modi briefed on attack on BJP, RSS workers in Karnataka

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August 5, 2017

Bengaluru, Aug 5: The BJP MPs from Karnataka on Friday raised the attacks on BJP and RSS workers in the state, during their meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

They mentioned about the recent killing of RSS workers in coastal Karnataka, increase in communal violence and filing of cases against BJP leaders by the police in the state, sources said.

In the meeting, which was also attended by MPs from Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Manipur, Telangana and Tamil Nadu, Modi advised them to change their style of functioning to understand the changing face of Indian politics.

He also explained them the benefits of various government schemes such as Mudra, crop insurance and soil health card. The MPs expressed concern about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, and said there was a need for policy guidelines on it.

This was Modi’s 9th and the last round of meeting with BJP MPs at his residence during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament. These meetings were coordinated by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar.

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abdullah
 - 
Saturday, 5 Aug 2017

When poor people are killing daily they all are sleeping. 

 

But when RSS goons are killed by gang war, they supporting that Goons. Because BJP- itself is a RSS Goons-Terrorists Party.

wellwisher
 - 
Saturday, 5 Aug 2017

It is not bjp mps meeting it is the only rss announced meeting. By the support of media their rest of all ongoing meeting never came out or anounced. Why there is so much importat for rss group why not important given to INDIAN citizens life . Rss people daily  taking innocent  INDAIN citizens life all arround INDIA for NO reason.

Why our PM isdoing double standard. Where ever he go and speak he omit poison with castism. Attacking on minority Dalits. No the bjp criminal leaders forget democracy  recently they were trying to de stabilize.. no bjp state government all over INDIA. Means they are playing against INDIAN citizens mandate. Insulting our  great freedom fighter even they comparing MAHATMA GANDHI with their low grade rss people. Who never participated for INDIA's independence strugle.  Our pm never respect human life even he did

not taken care of his wife then what he will take care of us . One who supporting this group must think and compare common man's life and security  after INDEPENDENCE  with present bjp govt's rule. Always fighting communal clash financial crise ; scarcity of food ; increase in common food items rate.

What will happen till next election - Only GOD have to save us from this dirty organization.

 

Jai Hind !

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May 23,2020

Mangaluru, May 23: Domestic flight services will resume from Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) from May 25 as per the instructions of Union Civil Aviation Ministry. Six Indigo and SpiceJet flights will be operated from Mangaluru to Bengaluru, Mumbai and Chennai.

Air-India is yet to finalise its schedule, airport sources said. Three Indigo flights will depart from Mangaluru to Bengaluru, Mumbai and Chennai and three flights of SpiceJet will leave for Bengaluru and Mumbai on May 25.

SpiceJet flight will take off from Bengaluru to Mangaluru at 8.30 am and7 pm while Indigo will take off from Mangaluru to Bengaluru at 5.55 pm. SpiceJet flight will take off from Mangaluru at 10.20 am and 9.35 pm while Indigo will depart at 7.30 pm.

From Mumbai, Spice Jet flight will take off at 7.05 am and Indigo at 9.30 am. The Mangaluru-Mumbai SpiceJet flight will take off at 9.05 am and Indigo at 11.40 am. Indigo flight will depart from Chennai to Mangaluru at 5.45 pm and from Mangaluru to Chennai at 8.05 am.

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May 10,2020

Bengaluru, May 10: Amid the coronavirus lockdown, two police inspectors were suspended for their alleged involvement in the illegal sale of cigarettes.

"Two police inspectors suspended after an enquiry found their involvement in illegal sale of cigarettes during the lockdown in Bengaluru," informed Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sandeep Patil while speaking to news agency.

More details in this regard are awaited.

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July 24,2020

Mangaluru, Jul 24: Parents in Dakshina Kannada are urging the educational institutions to reduce fees at least by 75% as most of the infrastructure and resources are not being utilized due to online classes. 

“School campuses are now closed. Why we have to pay such a heavy fee when our children are not availing the facilities offered on campus?” asks a Sapna (name changed), a parent, whose two daughters study at a prestigious private school in Mangaluru.  

Even though some schools considered as small players have reduced fees, most of the “prestigious” institutions in the Mangaluru have so far refused to give any discount.

“Apart from paying school fees, now we have to invest in gadgets, internet connections and accessories required for online classes. School administration can use their infrastructure and facilities for other purposes as students are not utilizing them. Hence, they must give us maximum discount during this pandemic,” said another parent.  
 
On the other hand, many parents are facing a dire financial situation due to covid-19 lockdown – while some have suffered losses in their business some have lost their jobs.

Many parents have even approached the education department to ensure that they get a discount in fees from educational institutions, said Dakshina Kannada DDPI Malleswamy.

“We cannot do anything since a government circular has asked educational institutions not to hike fees, which they have not done, and reduce fees if possible, which will never happen. The department is acting against only those schools that forcefully collect fees,” the DDPI said.

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