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Seminar on 60 years of Karnataka Assembly on Saturday

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July 5, 2012

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Mangalore, July 5: The department of Political Science of St. Agnes College (Autonomous), Mangalore, will be organising one day seminar on 'the topic 'Sixty Years of Karnataka Legislative Assembly', on Saturday, July 7.

D H Shankar Moorthy, Chairman Karnataka Legislative Council would inaugurate the Seminar.Suresh Kumar, Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Law, Urban Development, Government of Karnataka, would deliver the keynote address. Dr. M. Prem D' Souza A.C., Principal St. Agnes College, Mangalore would preside over the function.

Dr Prem D'Souza said that being the women's college, St Agnes would honour the women MLAs of undivided Dakshina Kannada will be honored along with Mangalore MLA U T Khadar, who has been conferred an award for highest no. of queries in the current 'Vidhana Sabha'

Kota Srinivasa Poojary, MLC, Government of Karnataka will speak on 'Vidhana Sabha-the Temple of Democracy'. There will be a panel Discussion on 'People's Expectations from Vidhana Sabha'. V R Sudarshan, Former Chairman Legislative Council, Karnataka, will speak on the topic 'Outstanding Parliamentarians of Karantaka Vidhana Sabha' in the afternoon session.

Yogish Bhat, Deputy Speaker, Karnataka Legislative Assembly will preside over the valedictory. Valedictory Address will be delivered by Siddharamiah, Leader of Opposition, Karnataka Legislative Assembly. Sr. Supriya A.C Vice Principal, will be the guest of honour.

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The deceased were identified as Bhahubali G Mallashetty (29) native of Halaga Village in Belagavi Taluk, Prakash L Pattanashetty (23) native of karikatti village, Shashikant Anand Kolkar (22) native of Marakumbi village in Savadhatti Taluk, Vinayak Kumbar (25) from Khanapaur Taluk and Sagar Yamaji (23) from Raibag Taluk.

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June 27,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 27: Karnataka witnessed the biggest single-day spike in Covid cases on Saturday as 918 cases were recorded and 11 more deaths were linked to the pandemic. 

In Bengaluru alone, 596 more people tested positive for the infection in the last 24 hours as three more fatalities were also confirmed by the Department of Health and Family Welfare Services.

Following is the district wise tally:

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March 2,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 2: Killing an Indian porcupine and inviting his TikTok followers to view it proved costly for a 25-year-old man from Kalaburagi. Forest department officials tracked him down and arrested him on Sunday morning.

Manjunath Biryalhissa, a resident of Jewargi taluk, was famous for his various TikTok videos and for lifting heavy stones in his village and neighbouring areas.

According to forest officials, on Friday, Manjunath and his friends caught a porcupine in Sindagi range, Vijayapura and stoned it to death. Later, they fried and cooked it. Manjunath then made an 18-second video, where he spoke about the porcupine hunt and slaughter, besides inviting his followers to like the video and join him in the feast.

The video was on TikTok and Facebook. Wildlife activists who found the video alerted forest department officials.

“Porcupine comes under schedule four of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. Keeping this video as evidence we were able to trace him through his Facebook account, where he had shared details of his hometown,” said forest officials.

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