Laws can't be framed in market, says Moily

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July 27, 2011

Mangalore, July 27: Union Minister for Corporate Affairs M Veerappa Moily said that one cannot frame laws by standing in a market according to our whims and fancies.

Speaking to party workers in Mangalore, he flayed Anna Hazare and Yoga guru Baba Ramdev. “The Union government had made preparations for Jan Lokpal Bill 2011 six months ago. However, when the government was making preparations for the Bill, the civil society members started their agitation. Of the 40 points put forth by the Civil Society members, the government had accepted 34 points. The remaining six need to be discussed thoroughly. The members accept everything in the meeting and speak something else with the public,” he ridiculed.

Meaningless

Reacting to Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa's statement that a high level committee should be constituted to probe into phone tapping issue, he said “it was a meaningless appeal. The Lokayukta will submit his report on Wednesday. Then what was the need for the committee?” he asked.

“Based on Lokayukta's report, Governor will take action against the Chief Minister and his cabinet collegues who were involved in illegal mining racket. The Union government cannot dissolve a State government all of a sudden. The Centre has its own limitations. In such a political scenario, the Governor has the power to take action.”

Moily predicted that the BJP will not come to power in the next 20 years. “The State BJP government is living with the support of the 'oxygen'. If the oxgen supply is removed, then the government will not survive. If Yeddyurappa had any self-respect, then he should have submitted resignation before Lokayukta submitted his report on illegal mining.”

The Congress should protest against corruption of the State government, he added. “More than 75 per cent of the programmes which is implemented in the State are funded by the Centre. There is a need to put a board on the schemes in every Gram Panchayat.

The Congress workers should create awareness among the villagers on the central government sponsored programmes.”

“If the Hindu organisations place one poster against the scams in the Union government, then the Congress must put up atleast 10 posters against the State government,” he said.

Former MP Vinay Kumar Sorake, DCC President B Ramanath Rai, MLAs U T Khader, Abhayachandra Jain and others were present. Moily also participated in 'Congress Nadige Janara Balige' programme in Yathimkhana region on the occasion.

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February 18,2020

Kasaragod, Feb 18: Police have seized counterfeit notes of Rs 45 lakh from a resident here on Tuesday.

The accused Muhammed, a native of Perla, has been taken into custody for carrying the prohibited currency and the police is investigating the crime.

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July 19,2020

Mangaluru, Jul 19: In the wake of the COVID-19 lockdown imposed till July 23, streets in the Dakshina Kannada district here bore a deserted look today (Sunday) morning.

The state government had allowed relaxation hours between 8 am to 11 am in the week-long total shutdown. However today there was no relaxation. 

All shops including those selling essential commodities were also seen closed in the district today. Besides, barricades were also seen stationed at different junctures on the road.

As per Karnataka's COVID-19 information portal, a total of 59,652 coronavirus cases have been reported in the state, including 36,631 active cases and 21,775 recoveries. So far, 1,240 people have died due to the infection in the state. 

Dakshina Kannada so far recorded 3,311 covid-19 positive cases and 75 deaths.

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June 20,2020

Bengaluru,  Jun 19: Following the coronavirus outbreak, Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport has introduced ultraviolet treatment while scanning outbound baggage apart from other measures to enhance passenger and staff safety.

"Two custom-designed UV tunnels have been created to disinfect trolleys after every use. Two custom-designed UV tunnels have been created to disinfect trolleys after every use. These Tunnels are located at a cordoned-off area of the Terminal," according to a statement by the Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL).

The airport plans to use an ultra-low volume (ULV) spray treatment for check-in bags: all outbound passenger baggage is sanitised before dispatch to the aircraft

Authorities also plan to minimise use of additional trays for footwear by introducing specially designed trays; the trays that are in use are UV treated and sanitised manually after every use.

Officials are currently in the process of implementing silver nano-coating for frequently used touchpoints for self disinfection like check-in counters, Immigration counters, ATRS trays, etc. Currently, sanitisation of high-traffic areas and frequently touched surfaces continues to be done every thirty minutes manually without disrupting the flow of passengers.

All high-traffic areas are sanitised once every three hours by using ULV machines - eight times in 24 hours.

Washrooms across the Airport premises are sanitised on a regular basis with dedicated manpower, irrespective of the frequency of use. 456 units of tabletop hand sanitiser and 107 units of sensor-based hand sanitisers have been placed across the Terminal.

120 biowaste bins located across the Airport campus enable passengers and staff to dispose of their masks, gloves and other PPE conveniently and safely. This bio-waste is managed by a dedicated team and handed over to a Pollution Control Board-approved vendor and taken away for incineration.

The Airport said that the passenger feedback for the contactless process has been positive. "The objective of the process is to minimise physical contact and enhance passenger throughput," it said.

These sanitisation measures come in light of the highly infectious COVID-19 pandemic which spreads through person-to-person contact. Small droplets from the nose or mouth can spread the virus when they land on objects and surfaces around the person.

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