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Mangalore Super Series-2011' on Sep 3, 4

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August 24, 2011

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Mangalore, August 24: Mangala Sports Pvt. Ltd., a city based non-profit private enterprise towards the development of sports at the grass root level, will be organising its second event, Invited State Level Open Badminton Tournament in the brand name" Mangalore Super Series " on September 4 and 5 at Sri U.S. Mallya Indoor Stadium, Ladyhill, here.

The Mangalore Super Series-2011 includes students, men's, women's single and doubles matches and nearly 400 to 500 players are expected to participate in the event from across the state.

The events will be held under the following categories:

Inter-district (DK, Udupi, Shimoga, Coorg) under 13 - boys and girls - singles and doubles; under 15 - boys - singles and doubles; under 17- boys and girls - singles and doubles; under 19 - boys and girls - singles and doubles and mixed doubles.

State-level open - men's and women's - singles and doubles; above 45 - men's - singles and doubles.

About 2,500 student viewers from nearby schools and colleges, 500 parents and friends of players, 500 invitees and many more are expected to witness this grand tournament.

International Brand YONEX AS2 Feather Shuttles will be used for all the matches. There will be Cash prizes, Trophies and Certificates worth Rs 2, 00,000/- to the winners and runners. The tournament will be telecasted LIVE on 4th in a city cable network. We would like to invite all corporations to take part in this MEGHA Event.

Players Eligibility for boys and girls:

o For under 13 born on or after 01-01-1999

o For under 15 born on or after 01-01-1997

o For under 17 born on or after 01-01-1995

o For under 19 born on or after 01-01-1993

Entries can be given to:

o Mr. Shashidhar Kodical : +91 9343 564 936

o Mr. Gautham Kodical : +91 9743 597 272

o Mr. Chethan Sagar : +91 9739 120 390

o Mr. B. Sudhir Bhat : +91 9611 388 795

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May 1,2020

Bengaluru, May 1: As Mumbai link surfacing in some COVID-19 cases in Mandya district in Karnataka, JDS leader and former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy on Friday blamed the district administration for the situation, accusing it of not quarantining 7,000 labourers who 'returned' from the Maharashtra capital.

"The information we have is that there are about 16,000 labourers from Mandya were working in Mumbai of which 7,000 people reached the district. None of them was quarantined properly," Kumaraswamy told reporters in Bengaluru.

He claimed the district, a stronghold of JDS, was staring at a major spurt in cases due to the careless attitude of the district administration. "Government should initiate action against those who are responsible for the laxity," he said.

However, he did not specify when the 7,000 workers returned to Mandya. When asked about Kumaraswamy's claim, officials said they have to verify it. Of the eight cases reported from Mandya on Friday, three had a travel history to Mumbai, a major COVID-19 hotspot in the country, officials said.

A Health Department official said four of the fresh cases were contacts of a patient who tested positive on April 8 and admitted to a hospital. After weeks of coming in contact with him, the four were confirmed for COVID-19, an official said. The Three people with travel history to Mumbai had, in fact, brought the body of a man who died of a heart attack there on April 24, the official added.

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July 28,2020

Bengaluru, July 28: Former prime minister and JD(S) chief H D Deve Gowda today threatened to launch a state-wide agitation in against the amendments made to the Karnataka Land Reforms Act.

Gowda’s opposition to the new law comes even as Congress leader Siddaramaiah is also doggedly pursuing it.

Demanding that the state government immediately rollback the ordinance empowering these amendments, the octogenarian leader said he personally would take to streets if the government failed to budge.

The B S Yediyurappa government has liberalised the land reforms law by removing restrictions on non-agriculturists from purchasing and owning farm lands.

The government has also amended the APMC Act and has tweaked labour laws, which are all “against the interest of the state and must be rolled back,” Gowda said.

Speaking to reporters here, Gowda stated that he had already written thrice to Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa in this regard. "The ordinances have to be taken back. The amendments to Karnataka Land Reforms Act, by repealing sections 79-A, B and C, is an anti-farmer move. The APMC Act amendment, too, is against the interest of the state. The government has failed to speak about the impact of these amendments," said Gowda, who is now a Rajya Sabha member.

Elaborating on the amendment to the Land Reform Act, the JD(S) patriarch opined that by throwing open agricultural land ownership to anybody at all, the government was only helping real estate developers while pushing farmers into a “vulnerable” situation.

Amidst all this, there are now reports of funds misappropriation in Covid-19 relief measures and in procurement of medical equipment, he said, adding that it seemed like only the corrupt became stronger over time.

Further, Gowda lambasted both national parties for creating political unrest, referring to the ongoing political crisis in Rajasthan and the recent developments in Madhya Pradesh. However, he added that he would not wish to dwell on it much, while emphasising that his focus was primarily on strengthening his own party at this point in time.

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March 24,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 24: Amidst uncertainty and fear in the wake of coronavirus outbreak, the prices of vegetables and fruits have shot up in the coastal city of Mangaluru.

Fearing complete closure of shops, people arrived at the market to purchase vegetables in large numbers today morning.

Encashing the situation, the traders too increased the prices of vegetables and fruits.

Tomatoes that were sold for Rs 15 to 20 per kg in the last few days were sold at Rs 40 to 60 per kg. 

Long yard beans were sold at Rs 50 per kg while okra fetched Rs 60 per kg in the market. Onions were sold at Rs 40 to Rs 60 per kg.

Owing to rumours, the price of chicken was reduced to Rs 50 per kg. On Monday, it had increased to Rs 70 to Rs 80 per kg.

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