Новости за 13.09.2021

A swimmer who is part of a local rescue team sustained injuries after his leg hit an iron barb in the sea at Tannir Bhavi on Saturday. Moideen Mohammed, 40, a daily wager involved in drying fish and boat cleaning, is the injured swimmer.

Forest officials who have taken up a massive operation to capture a tiger which had recently mauled a tribal youth near Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, have found an injured tiger prowling on the forest fringes.

Following a public outcry and criticism from political leaders, including former chief minister Siddaramaiah and ruling party MP Pratap Simha, the Mysuru district administration has temporarily suspended the demolition of religious structures constructed in public places

Oscar Fernandes, former Union minister, sitting Rajya Sabha member and trusted aide of the Gandhi family, died at a private hospital in Mangaluru on Monday.

The much-delayed elections to the Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) Council having concluded, the residents of twin cities now want officials and the newly-elected corporators to expedite work on various development projects.

There are rumblings of Covid-19 cases being underreported in the 14 districts of North Karnataka with a few doctors pointing to the spike in admission at the outpatient department (OP) at hospitals over the past 20 days.

Former Union minister and Rajya Sabha member Oscar Fernandes died at a private hospital here on Monday. He was 80.“Saddened by the demise of Rajya Sabha MP Shri Oscar Fernandes Ji. In this sad hour, my thoughts and prayers are with his family and well-wishers.

The Varanasi police claimed to have busted a solvers’ gang during National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, 2021 (NEET) exam with the arrest of a woman and her daughter, who is a BDS-II student at Banaras Hindu University (BHU).

Schools will reopen for Class 8, 9 and 10 in Dakshina Kannada district from September 17 and for Class 6 and 7 from September 20.

A 25-year-old woman, who was allegedly raped repeatedly by her uncle, a traffic police constable, over the past two years, tried to commit suicide by jumping into the Ganga, police said on Monday.

Heavy rains battered parts of Gujarat's Saurashtra region on Monday, leading to the deaths of three people in Rajkot and Jamnagar as rivers overflowed and low-lying areas got flooded, prompting the authorities to issue alerts and deploy NDRF and SRDF teams for evacuation and relief.

While some mandals criticised authorities for Covid-19 restrictions during the Ganesha festival, two groups in Koppal collaborated with the health department to organise a vaccination camp for devotees. On Saturday, 172 people were jabbed.

Varanasi police on Sunday busted a solver gang during NEET exam.

Hisar police registered a zero FIR against a man and his brother for allegedly raping his 16-year-old daughter eight years ago. The case has been sent to Karnal district police for further investigation.

Sandur town in the district was infamous for illegal mining in the last decade. It is surrounded by valleys and looking like the Western Ghats during the Monsoon season. Mahatma Gandhi had once said “See Sandur in September,” when he had visited the town before independence.

Tokyo Olympics-2020 medalists inspired young athletes at the Inspire Institute of Sports (IIS) at JSW Vijayangara in Ballari district on Saturday.

Incessant rain for the past 24 hours threw life out of gear at many places in the state on Sunday. Several low-lying areas were inundated, while some rivers in spate saw flash floods.

The test positivity rate (TPR) is gradually decreasing in Dakshina Kannada, one of the few districts where Covid-19 cases are still causing concern. The rate fell from more than 5 per cent in August to 1.7 per cent in the period from September 5 to 11.

The proposed multimodal transport and logistics hub (MMTLH) near Bodaki will be connected through a skywalk. The 500m-long walkway will serve as a link to a bus stand and railway and metro stations planned in the area.

Around 30% of children studying in 1,646 government and private schools in Gautam Budh Nagar faced disruptions in their studies without access to mobiles, internet and laptops or smartphones during the coronavirus pandemic.