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SP Rao transferred to B'lore; Labu Ram to be DK's new SP

March 22, 2011
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Mangalore, March 22: Superintendent of Police of Dakshina Kannada district A Subrahmanyeshwara Rao, Deputy Commissioner of Police of Mangalore City Commissionerate R Ramesh and Superintendent of Police of Udupi Praveen Madhukar Pawar are among the 24 IPS officers, who received transfer orders on Monday by the Karnataka state government, in a major reshuffle of police set-up.

Rao has been posted as SP, Internal Security, Bangalore. Labu Ram is expected to take charge as the new SP of Dakshina Kannada district.
Ramesh has been promoted as SP and posted to Uttar Kannada district, while Pawar has been posted as SP of Gulbarga district. Bidar SP YS Ravi Kumar will replace Pawar as new SP of Udupi. Interestingly, former Puttur ASP Amith Singh has also been promoted and posted as SP of Hassan.
Following is the list of the new postings of the transferred IPS officers:

K Ramachandra Rao promoted and retained as Inspector General of Police and Commissioner of Police, Hubli-Dharwad City, Hubli.
Amar Kumar Pandey, Inspector General of Police, Southern Range, Mysore.
Malini Krishnamoorthy, Inspector General of Police, Home Guards & Civil Defence, Bangalore.
A S N Murthy, Inspector General of Police and Director, Karnataka Police Academy, Mysore.
K L Sudheer, Inspector General of Police, Karnataka State Reserve Police, Bangalore, with additional charge as Inspector General of Police, Bangalore Metropolitan Task Force, Bangalore.
M A Saleem, Inspector General of Police, Administration, Bangalore.
K S R Charan Reddy, Inspector General of Police, Eastern Range, Davangere.
J Arun Chakravarthy, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Directorate of Civil Rights Enforcement Cell, Bangalore.
S Murugan, Deputy Inspector General of Police, CID (Economic Offences), Bangalore.
K V Sharat Chandra, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Head Quarters-I, Bangalore.
B A Padmanayan, Deputy Inspector General of Police, CID, Bangalore.
B N S Reddy, Deputy Inspector General of Police, City Armed Reserve (CAR), Bangalore.
P H Rane, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Security, Bangalore.
Pravin Madhukar Pawar, Superintendent of Police, Gulbarga.
Y S Ravi Kumar, Superintendent of Police, Udupi.
R Ramesh, Superintendent of Police, Uttara Kannada.
Amit Singh, Superintendent of Police, Hassan;
T R Suresh, Superintendent of Police, Tumkur.
P S Harsha, Deputy Commissioner of Police, South-East Division, Bangalore.
Raman Gupta, Superintendent of Police, Shimoga.
Chetan Singh Rathor, Superintendent of Police, Haveri.
N Shashi Kumar, Superintendent of Police, Raichur.
A Subrahmanyeshwara Rao, Superintendent of Police, Internal Security, Bangalore.
Labu Ram, Superintendent of Police, Dakshina Kannada district.

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April 19,2020

New Delhi, Apr 19: The government on Sunday prohibited the sale of non-essential items through e-commerce platforms during the ongoing lockdown, four days after allowing such companies to sale mobile phones, refrigerators and ready-made garments.

Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla issued an order excluding the non-essential items from sale by the e-commerce companies from the consolidated revised guidelines, which listed the exemption given to the services and people from the purview of the lockdown.

The order said the following clause -- "E-commerce companies. Vehicles used by e-commerce operators will be allowed to ply with necessary permissions" -- is excluded from the guidelines.

The previous order had said such items were allowed for sale through e-commerce platforms from April 20.

However, the reason for reversing the order is not known immediately.

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April 10,2020
Mangaluru, Apr 10: Eight people were arrested on Friday on charges of illegally arriving at Addur near the city through boat violating the lockdown.
 
Police said that Yakub and other seven in his group have been charged with criminal cases for entering the city illegally as the border between Kerala and Karnataka has been sealed and a ban on travel between the States is in effect.
 
The group had arrived through boat despite there was ban. Police are now investigating the existence of a gang who are illegally transporting people through the sea across State borders.

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July 19,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 19: The Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwathnarayan on Saturday inspected the country's first modular Intensive Care Unit (ICU) containers.

A notice from the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said that the new mobile modular container ICUs, which will be used in the fight against the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, have been created by Rinac India Limited, known for setting up sanitised operation theatres and clean rooms in hospitals.

On a pilot basis, the Deputy CM, who is also in charge of setting up COVID-care centres, said that 10 modular container ICUs will be deployed at the KC General Hospital in Malleshwaram. Each of the containers will have five beds.

Deputy CM Ashwathnarayan also said, "These mobile ICUs donated by Rinac will be useful, particularly in times of a crisis like COVID 19 or any natural calamity."

"The entry of health officials will be through an airlock, and entry of patients will be through a different door. There will be two doors for patients and can be increased if need. ICUs are fitted with cameras to monitor online from a centralized monitoring station, thereby limiting the exposure of the health personnel," the CMO informed.

The CMO further added, "the advantages of this new system are that the prefabricated modules of 5 can be shifted to any location by trailers and it is easy to deploy multiple containers to create a common facility. They are easy to clean and the airtight functionality ensures that no moisture or heat ingression happens, hence, it is easy to air-condition or ventilate."

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