Depressed over father's death, college girl commits suicide

September 15, 2011

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Mangalore, September 15: While a 12 year old allegedly committed suicide by hanging in Bangalore for being reprimanded by her father for poor academic performance, a fatherless student chose the same mode of suicide for a different reason altogether - blaming her fate for not having a doting and reprimanding father.

Rachana Jain, the first year BCom student of SDM College, Ujire took the extreme step on Monday night, pining for her father, Jagatpal Shetty, who passed away a decade back due to ill health.

In her suicide letter, Rachana wrote in Kannada with English script: Sorry nanna friends' kastha and maneyavara kastha, mane hathrdavara kastha nodi nanninda yenu maaodoke agtha illa antha bejaru. Iste. Berenu over aagi think maadbedi. Yelrigu yenadru ondu reason iruthe. But nange without reason. Pl keep smiling. I hate me.'' And the note ended with sad smiley. (I cannot bear to see the difficulties of my family and neighbours. Don't think anything more. Everybody (probably to commit suicide) may have a reason, but I have none.) Belthangady Sub Inspector Yogish Kumar has her diary and is studying it.

Rajat Kumar, elder to her by six years is shattered. A computer instructor in an institute, is in disbelief that he little sister who used to be so lively with them could do this. She was well provided. Our life was simple. We used to notice that when her other friends told her about their father reprimanding or doting she used to feel a lot. But she did not express it with me, but she used to do with my mother (Suhasini). Sometimes she used to cry alone,'' said Rajat to TOI, who lost his father in 2000.

May be my father, who was very loving, left a lasting impression on the eight year old girl, which could not be erased and she lived in her own world with her father. But outwardly it was not evident. She was an average student who wanted to do her MBA and she valued friendship,'' he said.

On Monday, she invited friends for lunch and night as usual she slept late at midnight, after he studies, never to wake up again.

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June 25,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 25: In the wake of unexpected surge in the coronavirus positive cases in Bengaluru, the special task force team assigned with the task of creating Covid Care Centres (CCC) has made elaborate arrangements the Haj Bhavan.

Civic authorities have already shifted around 50 Covid-19 patients to Haj Bhavan. 

BBMP Commissioner B H Anil Kumar said on Thursday that due to an increase in the number of cases and due to shortage of beds in hospitals, the Haj Bhavan has been converted into CCC.

Headed by Rajendar Kumar Kataria, Secretary, Horticulture and Sericulture department, the CCC task force has arranged 400 beds at Haj Bhavan. 

“The facility at Haj Bhavan has already been made operational. Doctors, nurses, paramedical and house-keeping staff from BBMP have been deployed as per SOPs. All essential equipment, medicines and other facilities have been made available in adequate numbers at the Haj Bhavan,” Kataria explained.

In the second phase, the task force team has identified hostel rooms of seven engineering colleges, which would fetch about 3,200 beds to house asymptomatic Covid-19 patients. 

If need arises, the task team in the third and final phase, will consider the facilities such as Palace Grounds, Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre, Indoor Stadiums at Kanteerava and Koramangala to be converted as CCC.

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Media Release
March 10,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 10:  Country’s economic condition is not permanent. All young entrepreneurs can be forward looking persons, because all bad times are followed by good times. In fact, it is good time to start your own industry, said Nitte Deemed to be University Chancellor Dr. N Vinaya Hegde. 

Addressing the gathering after inaugurating a three-day entrepreneurship symposium organized by Mangalore University and Department of M. Com and MBA, University Evening College at University College Mangalore here on Monday, he said that entrepreneurship is something you enjoy. You should belief that there is something in you to achieve your area of choice. You should get pleasure out of it. 

Ex-MLC Capt. Ganesh Karnik believed that our population is definitely a resource, but symposiums are needed to convert ideas to implementation. Coastal Karnataka is best example for successful entrepreneurship in health, education sector, he added. 

Presiding over the function, Mangalore University Vice Chancellor Prof. P Subrahmanya Yadapadithaya said that students should be universally compassionate before being an entrepreneur. There will be challenges, failures in entrepreneurship. One should trust himself, and should have courage and confidence to be innovative. One should have aspiration and passion for excellence, he added.

Young scientist, international awardee Swasthik Padma was felicitated on the occasion. Evening college Principal Dr. Ramakrishna B M, Coordinator  Dr. Yathish Kumar were present among others. Kavya P Hegde mastered the ceremony, Venkatesh Nayak presented vote of thanks.

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May 5,2020

Mangaluru, May 5: Even as the coastal city entered third phase of lockdown to contain the spread of covid-19, a wild bison was spotted in Mangaluru today. 

According to sources, local residents at Hathill area and Mannagudda area spotted bison. It is not sure whether it was the same bison or two different bison.

Some reports claimed that it was spotted in Kudroli area too triggering panic among people. 

With the help of local residents and police, the forest officials managed to catch the bison around noon. 

It is assumed that the wild animal must have come to the city as there was less movement of people and vehicle due to lockdown for past few weeks.

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