Formal inauguration of Carmel College building on Feb 16

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February 14, 2011

Mangalore, February 14: The formal blessing and inauguration of the Newly constructed College building of Carmel College, Modankap, will take place on February 16.

Most Rev. Dr.Aloysius Paul D'Souza, the Bishop of Mangalore, will bless the New College Block and. Dr.(Sr) Agatha Mary A.C., Superior General of the Apostolic Carmel will inaugurate. Prof. T.C. Shivashankara Murthy, Vice chancellor of Mangalore University, will be the Chief guest. Mr.B.Ramanath Rai, M.L.A. Bantwal Constituency, Sr. M. Linette A.C. Provincial Superior of Karnataka Province, Sri. Dinesh Bhandary, President, Town Panchayat, Bantwal, Rev. Dr. Fr. Roque D'Souza, Parish Priest, Infant Jesus Church, Modankap and Sr. Edna Furtado A.C. Secretary, the Apostolic Carmel Educational Society will be the guests of honour.

Carmel College has a three storeyed building with eleven specious, well ventilated classrooms with adequate furniture and fittings. A Computer Laboratory with 34 computers is already functioning in which the College students are offered the facility of learning the basics of computers along with internet and Tally. There is a well equipped library with a large number of reference books on the subjects of study. Standard magazines and Journals are provided to the students to supplement their subject knowledge. There are three staff rooms, a meeting hall, a ladies relaxation room, a well equipped office with computers and reprographic Machine, a Principal's chamber with waiting room. On the top floor of the College building there is an Auditorium which can accommodate around 700 students. There is a 400 metre track playground with Volleyball, Badminton and Kabaddi Courts – right in front of the College. The College has an experienced Principal and well qualified and dedicated staff. The Mangalore University has recognized this College as a University Examination centre for Colleges in and around Bantwal.

The Campus: The Campus is spread over five acres of land with High School, a Pre-University College and the newly built Carmel College. The High School has a student strength of 371 (only girls) and the Pre-University College has 531 students (both boys and girls). There is an open Theatre for cultural activities both for the students and for the public use on special request.

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The history of Carmel Convent Girl's High School goes back to the year 1963 when it was opened by Mother Theodosia A.C. of revered memory to educate girls of the Bantwal Taluk who had no easy access to Educational Institutions at that time.

In the year 2000, the Management decided to upgrade the High School as a Pre-University College offering Science, Commerce and Arts in view of the pressing need providing Pre-University education in Bantwal to girls and later extended to boys.

Most of the students who completed PUC in this Pre-University College had to discontinue their studies or travel to Mangalore or other distant colleges because of lack of Degree Colleges in the vicinity. Hence the management found it necessary to begin a Higher Education Institution on the same premises.

Carmel College, Modankap is a new venture of Apostolic Carmel Sisters in a fast developing town of Bantwal. It started functioning from 1st of July 2010 with B.Com and B.B.M. courses of study. This College is affiliated to the Mangalore University and is recognized by the Government of Karnataka. It is proposed to start B.C.A. course from the Academic Year 2011-12. The College is located on a small hillock near Infant Jesus Church, Modankap on the right side of B.C.Road – Polali-Gurpur Kaikamba route.

The Congregation of the Apostolic Carmel has set up large number of educational establishments in India, Sri Lanka, Middle East, Pakistan and East Africa. In Karnataka, the Apostolic Carmel Educational Society, it runs: One post graduate and two degree colleges, UG and PG College of Education, Special schools for the mentally challenged, Pre-University colleges, High Schools, Institutes of Technical education etc. The Congregation offers special care for the poor, the orphaned and marginalized sections of the society through education.

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March 22,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 22: The Karnataka government on Sunday afternoon announced that 9 districts in the State will be under lock down till March 31, barring essential services. It also announced imposition of Section 144 across the state for 3 hours - between 9 p.m. (when the "Janata curfew" will end) to 12 midnight.

The nine COVID-19-affected districts are Bengaluru, Bengaluru Rural, Mysuru, Kodagu, Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru), Dharwad, Belagavi, Kalaburgi and Chikkablapur.

Announcing these measures after attending a meeting chaired by Chief Minister B. S Yeddyurappa, Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai said that there will be no commercial activity in these districts till March 31.

Inter-district movement, including public transport will be restricted. "Public transport will not work across the state tomorrow too. Air conditioned buses will be stopped till March 31," he added. He also clarified that while public transport, including KSRTC, BMTC and Namma Metro, will be withdrawn, private transport services such as cabs and autos will continue to ply.

According to Mr. Bommai, the State government will put in place further measures next week depending on how the situation will unfold in the State and the neighbouring States.

"Government offices will be operational in the State, including in the nine COVID 19-affected districts. As per the current schedule, the legislature sessions will also continue. Pourakarmikas will be working at 50% strength," he added.

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March 19,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 19: As a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the Karnataka State Board of Auqaf has issued an advisory to mosques, dargahs and other religious institutions, requesting them to conclude the Friday congregation in 15 minutes for the next three weeks.

"Respected head of masjids and imams (prayer leader) are requested to conclude the entire Juma congregation (including Juma khutbah, salah and dua) in 15 minutes for the next three weeks and avoid using the public mic for the khutbah and salah," read a statement from the Karnataka State Board of Auqaf.

It has advised to ensure cleanliness and good hygiene inside mosques and keep the carpets, prayer mats, floor mats etc clean.

Further, it stated that those coming for daily prayers should be instructed to perform wudhu (ablution) at their homes and avoid using prayer caps placed in masjids.

"Please remove the public towels and prayer caps from the masjids. Sunnah and nafil prayers should observed at home," the advisory read.

The advisory came as the number of coronavirus patients spiralled across the country. The governments are taking all precautionary measures to contain the spread of the virus that has claimed more than 7,500 lives across the globe since its outbreak in China in December last year.

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Thursday, 19 Mar 2020

Doesn't this reflect upon our stupidity. They have lost the whole point of virus spread. Let's pray as per our so called Muslim religious leaders IQ level that the virus does not spread among the hundreds in that 15 minutes.This is exactly why we are losing it.

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May 9,2020

Bengaluru, May 9: A three-year-old boy was killed by a leopard in the early hours of Saturday in Magadi taluk near Bengaluru.

According to police, the boy identified as C Hemanth, was sleeping with his parents - Chandrasekhar and Mangalagowramma - outside his grandfather Chikkanna's residence at Kadaraiana Palya.

The couple, residents of Dodderi, near Big Banyan Tree (Dodda Alada Mara), had been staying at Chikkanna's [Mangalagowramma's father] residence since past a few days following the outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic in Bengaluru.

Some of the family members, with the child, had slept outside the residence on Friday as the temperature was high. The feline might have taken the child between 1.30 a.m. and 4 a.m., and killed it on the outskirts of the village, said the sources.

After a frantic search, family members and villagers found the mutilated body of the child in the early hours. The leopard had left the partially devoured body on the outskirts of the village, added the sources.

According to the villagers, many felines have been prowling in the area, probably arriving from forests around Magadi and attached areas, for the last several weeks.

The Forest Department officials said that they have launched an exercise to trap the animal by placing cages with live baits.

According to preliminary investigations, the child was killed by a leopard. Pugmarks were found near the body. A detailed investigation and post-mortem report will find the exact cause for the death.

The incident has sent shockwaves in the vicinity of the village. According to the sources, people are planning to launch a protest to condemn the killing of the boy.

Minister for Forest and Environment B.S. Anand Singh has announced a compensation of ₹7.5 lakh to the family of the victim.

Accompanied by Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha member D.K. Suresh, Magadi legislator Manjunath and senior officials, Mr. Singh visited the place on Saturday morning.

Addressing media persons, he said that the department has decided to start combing operations for the leopard.

Mr. Suresh said the leopard might have come from Thippagondanahalli reservoir's catchment area on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The leopard has already tasted the blood of the child and hence the department should initiate immediate action [as the chances of the feline becoming a man-eater is high, Mr. Suresh added.

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