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Residents of Talapady and surroundings staging a protest at the Talapady checkpost near Mangaluru on Monday.

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Talapady residents protest against curbs on movement

Entry into Dakshina Kannada from Kerala only through four points

229 persons inoculated as against target of 508

538 healthcare professionals vaccinated in Udupi

Twin districts gear up for COVID-19 vaccination

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Meet on master plan to be held shortly

Heavy rain leaves many areas flooded

‘Drugs harmful to individual, society'

State View: June 25, 2010

State View: June 23, 2010

Court order on Halappa's bail plea today

Yeddyurappa says Centre extending cooperation to Karnataka

Karnataka Chief Minister B. S. Yeddyurappa, who has often targeted the Centre for allegedly not aiding the State during floods and power crisis, seems

New bypass proposed

Plan has been sent to State Government: Ponnuraj

400 saplings planted in two cemeteries

Residents of Nandigudda and the officials from the Forest Department came together on Sunday for planting about 400 saplings at two cemeteries.

GPS made mandatory for lorries carrying sand

10-day deadline for installing the equipment

Buildings at BC Road razed for road-widening

The authorities on Sunday demolished portions of several shops and other structures on both sides of the National Highway 48 at BC Road town, about 30

Court comes to students' rescue

The Karnataka High Court has directed Mangalore University to award degrees to 13 postgraduate students of St. Aloysius College of the 2007-08 batch,

Cooks under midday meal scheme being removed

Four cooks at the Talapady Composite High School here, employed under the Akshara Dasoha midday meal programme, were removed from service on the first

Iron ore-laden trucks banned till November 15

Deputy Commissioner V. Ponnuraj on Friday issued a notification banning trucks transporting iron ore from plying on National Highways 17 and 48 in the

BJP to felicitate GP poll contestants

President of the district unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party Udaykumar Shetty said on Saturday that the 2,323 candidates who contested the gram

State View: June 19, 2010

A look at what is making news across the States.

Slushy road irks citizens

People blame it on lack of drains, footpath

NHAI comes under fire

It has blocked a culvert: official

School stopped from using ‘poor quality' rice

Water used for cooking is not clean: DYFI members

Patrao begins fast

A relay hunger strike was launched in front of the Deputy Commissioner's office here on Thursday in support of Gregory Patrao, a farmer who has been

Rains riddle roads with potholes

Roads in the Hoige Bazaar are full of potholes following heavy rain in the coastal region. The patchwork done on the stretch between Nanthur and

Stolen ATM found

The Automated Teller Machine (ATM) of State Bank of India that was stolen from Kinnimulki here on June 13 was found abandoned at Baikady village, near

Varsities may be allowed to recruit teachers to fill sanctioned posts

Principal Secretary for Higher Education Madan Gopal said here on Thursday that the Finance Department was likely to lift its “economy order” on

People yet to get help on Ullal coast

Houses along the coast of Kadapuram in Ullal took a beating for the fourth consecutive day on Thursday, even as unrest grew among people who are still

State View: June 17, 2010

A look at what is making news across the States.

Malaysian company mulling Rs. 4,500 crore tourism project in Mangalore

Karnataka Tourism Department’s eco-tourism wing Jungle Lodges and Resorts planned to build seven more resorts in the State, Tourism Minister G.

Corporation officials demolish illegal structure

Structure was built on setback area of a commercial building

Sewage network to be ready by December

‘Corporation can start trial runs on using the network by March 2011'

Pourkarmikas seek fulfilment of demands

The Dakshina Kannada District Pourakarmikas and Class Four Employees Union on Wednesday demanded that 130 pourakarmikas who are working on a daily

SCDCC Bank may start core banking facility

The city-based South Canara District Central Cooperative Bank is considering starting core banking facility linking all 54 branches in Dakshina

Residents in Kannur complain of flooding

‘Earth dumped on the side while widening NH 48 may have blocked culvert'

State View: June 16, 2010

A look at what is making news across the States.

Training needed to handle disasters

The Hindu, which reached the May 22 air crash site here within the first hour, found that the administration was in a state of utter confusion. Less

‘Don't set up hazardous industries'

“Uddime bandare bhari bhari jille thumba ghori ghori,” (the more the heavy industries, the more the graves) says a slogan of a non-governmental

ICS is the need of the hour

The absence of a well-developed Incident Command System (ICS) to deal with disasters was strongly felt during the recent air crash here. The ICS

Bypass opposed

Residents and leaders of various organisations took out a procession, staged ‘rasta roko' and held a public meeting against the proposed bypass for NH

' Be Prepared to tackle possible floods'

District in-charge Secretary and Secretary to the Chief Minister M. Lakshminarayana has asked the officials concerned to be prepared to tackle the

State View: June 15, 2010

A look at what is making news across the States.

Don't reject blood from IRCS bank, hospitals told

Rich should take lead in blood donation: Palemar

Houses threatened by erosion

Wall of boulders swept away at many places in Ullal

Minorities Commission comes to Patrao's rescue

Chairman of the Karnataka State Minorities Commission Khusro Quraishi met Gregory Patrao, a farmer whose land was recently acquired against his wishes

TP meet focusses on school-related issues

Some schools have no students: member

Officials told to respond quickly to emergency calls

75 Home Guards posted in the district for rescue operations

State View: June 14, 2010

A look at what is making news across the States.

Rains hit life in Mangalore

Many parts of Dakshina Kannada have been receiving moderate to heavy rainfall since Saturday. Heavy rains accompanied with gusty winds lashed the city

Rs. 11.17-lakh loans distributed to SHGs

The Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation distributed loans worth Rs. 11.17 lakh among the 129 members of 17 self-help groups (SHGs) at Ullal

Tulu textbook not yet ready

Department of Public Instruction here does not look ready for introducing Tulu as a third optional language for Class VI from this year, although

‘Anavarna' released

Writer J.H. Narayanaswamy from Hassan said on Sunday that he was hopeful of seeing the end of culture of self-deception or self-delusion, which had