Will disclose history of Tipu if my name is printed on invitation: Ananth Kumar

DHNS
October 22, 2017

Bengaluru, Oct 22: Union minister of state for Skill Development and Uttara Kannada MP Ananth Kumar Hegde on Saturday warned chief minister Siddaramaiah against printing his name in 'Tipu Jayanthi' invitation and said that he would disclose the complete details of the ruler on the stage. He was talking to the media person in Sirsi.

Hegde said, "This year also I have asked chief minister to not to print my name in Tipu Jayanti celebration. If they still go ahead in printing my name by citing protocol, I would attend the event and shout slogan against the ruler on the stage. I will disclose the bad history of Tipu in front of Siddaramaiah only. I would dare him to stop me if he can."

Along with Anant Kumar Hegde, few other BJP leaders have also demanded not to print their name in the invitation.

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Mohammed Hanif
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Communal ideology was kept in the freezer for more than 70 years by Nehru and Congress.  Because of its Secular credentials, India got good name and fame in the world.  Also India is developed much better than its neigbors under the Congress rule.  Now the Communal forces are  started to come out but mean time it is out dated.  People do not want division in the name of religion and silly politics.  We are not going to achieve anything by commenting on history nor we cannot blame any one what is happened in the history.  What people need is : Good Hospitals, Schools and colleges, Electricity, Jobs, Good Roads - People need peaceful and comfortable life.  Not this hell kind of Beef, Mandir Masjid politics.   Any party should realize, people will vote for them just by raising these issues, they are only dreaming.  Remember people voted Modi for Development not for Hindu Muslim politics.  Any governemnt, please concentrate only on providing peaceful and comfortable life for the citizens of India.  Nobody interested in Silly politics.  Ultimately people will vote only to those who brings developments and non corrupt. 

Abdullah
 - 
Sunday, 22 Oct 2017

Yes. If you are the real man and have guts reveal the true histoty. Not Chaddi history.

Zakariya abdulrahman
 - 
Sunday, 22 Oct 2017

Tipu sultan Jayanti invites  you to to print the name of the Tiger and not the rat' s name.

 

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February 27,2020

Udupi, Feb 27: Silver ornaments worth Rs 10 lakh were stolen from the Badakere Laxmi Janardhana temple under Byndoor police station limits in Udupi district. 

The theft which reportedly took place on Wednesday late night, came to light today morning.

Notably, this is the fourth incident reported during the last two months.

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April 23,2020

Mangaluru, Apr 23: An elderly woman who was tested positive for COVID-19 in Dakshina Kannada district today breathed her last.

The deceased is a 77-year-old woman from Bantwal taluk. 

She is said to be a close relative of the Bantwal woman who died of COVID-19 on April 19.

She was shifted to govt Wenlock Hospital which is now converted into COVID-19 hospital on April 22 from a private hospital.

Her throat swabs were sent for testing. Health and family welfare department earlier today confirmed that she was tested positive for coronavirus.

Within hours she breathed her last without responding to any treatment. 

So far 17 corona positive cases have been confirmed in the district including two deaths. Most of them have returned home after recovering.

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April 11,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 11: The coronavirus-driven lockdown will continue for another 15 days, but relaxations will be allowed in a graded manner, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa said after a four-hour-long video conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday.

“Agriculture and industrial sectors will be given relaxation. Government offices will be allowed to work with partial strength. But the PM said detailed guidelines will be issued in two days,” Yediyurappa said, briefing reporters. 

“Importantly, the lockdown for the next two weeks will be different than how it was in the past three weeks. The Centre, keeping in mind economic activities, especially agriculture, industry and employment of labourers, the Centre will tell us what needs to be done,” the CM said.
 
According to Yediyurappa, PM Modi told all chief ministers that the next 2-3 weeks will be critical. “The next few weeks will decide whether or not we have succeeded. If the situation worsens, we have to face the crisis,” Yediyurappa said, quoting Modi. 

Apparently, Modi sought details on the COVID-19 situation from 12-13 states where the situation is grave. “He did not take a report from Karnataka,” Yediyurappa said. “This morning, seven new cases were reported in the state, taking our tally to 214. Nationally, we were in the third place; we’re now 11th,” he said, hailing the efforts of officials involved in fighting the pandemic. 

The CM said it was “inevitable” to continue the lockdown for another 15 days. “But for citizens to get essential supplies, there’s no bar on them going by walk alone. Also, we will see to it that agricultural activities are not affected anywhere,” Yediyurappa said.

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