Hubballi: A protest march will likely be organised from Nehru stadium to KC Circle to place strain on the federal government to permit 2A reservation to Panchamasalis on July 30 in Hubballi, stated Basava Jaya Mrutyunjaya Swamy of Lingayat Panchamasali Peetha, Kudalasangama. On Wednesday, he stated: “We now have been struggling to get 2A reservation for the previous few years. Chief minister Basavaraj Bommai has promised two-three occasions that he would meet our demand inside two months. Believing him, we had withdrawn our protest deliberate in entrance of his residence in Shiggaon. However the CM has not saved his phrase. To pressurise the federal government to maintain its promise, a protest will likely be staged in Hubballi and we are going to set August 22 because the deadline for the federal government. In any other case, we are going to intensify our agitation.”
MBV to mark Basava Panchami
Belagavi: KPCC working president Satish Jarkholi stated on Wednesday that Basava Panchami will likely be celebrated throughout the state, parallel to Nagara Panchami competition, on behalf of Manav Bandhutva Vedike (MBV) on August 2, commemorating the demise anniversary of twelfth century social reformer Basaveshwar. MBV, headed by Jarkiholi, goals to create consciousness about superstitions. On Basava Panchami, activists will urge devotees to not pour milk on the Shivalinga and provides it to poor youngsters, aged and malnourished individuals.
Mahotsav occasions on July 29-30
Dharwad: The division of Energy in affiliation with NTPC, KPTCL, district administration and Hescom will organise a two-day ‘Ujwal Bharat, Ujwal Bhavishya Energy@2047’ programme on July 29 and 30 at Dharwad and Hubballi as a part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Union minister for parliamentary affairs Pralhad Joshi will inaugurate the programme at Karnatak Vidyavardhaka Sangha in Dharwad at 10.30am on Friday and at Sawai Gandharva Corridor in Hubballi on Saturday. District minister Halappa Achar, sugar minister Shankar Patil Munenakopp, MLAs and MLCs will likely be current. The programme options dissemination of knowledge via dramas and Powerpoint presentation on rural electrification, manufacturing capability, One Nation – One Electrical energy Community, strengthening of distribution community and customers’ rights.
Plea for Kashi yatra amenities
Hubballi: The Karnataka State Retired Authorities Workers’ and Senior Residents’ Welfare Affiliation has urged the federal government to offer fundamental amenities for devotees who go on Kashi Yatra. Affiliation president BA Patil stated on Wednesday that pilgrims face many issues. “Sixty members of our affiliation had been on the yatra from Hubballi from July 14 to 22. The amenities within the practice have been dangerous with no catering and no water in bogs. Additionally, the practice was late in reaching Kashi,” he stated.
Award for actor Ravi Kulkarni
Dharwad: Novice actor and director Ravi Kulkarni has been chosen for the TP Kailasam Award, instituted by the Tungabhadra Dam Kannada Kala Sangha of Hospet in Vijayanagar district. The award is being conferred on him for his contributions to theatre. A lawyer, Ravi has been energetic in theatre and on the small display screen, director and organiser. He has contributed to newspapers as a reporter on authorized issues. The award will likely be given at Pampa Kalamandir in TB Dam on Saturday.
Cattle smuggling busted, 6 held
Davanagere: Santhebennur police in Channagiri taluk nabbed six individuals and seized 16 cattle whereas they have been allegedly transporting them illegally on Tuesday night. Underneath the instructions of DySP Santhosh, inspector Mahesh, PSI Shivarudrappa S Meti and different cops raided 5 items automobiles carrying the animals close to Chowdeshwari Temple on Sasalu highway. The accused confessed that they’d bought the cattle at a low worth in a Chitradurga cattle market and needed to promote them at a better worth to a slaughterhouse. “Because the arrested didn’t have legitimate allow to move cattle, we now have taken all 16 cattle together with 5 automobiles into our custody,” stated SP CB Ryshyanth. The arrested are in judicial custody and have been booked below the Karnataka Prevention Of Cow Slaughter And Cattle Prevention Act, 2020.
Officers penalise people who smoke
Davanagere: Channagiri taluk officers searched accommodations, outlets, bars and eating places on Tavarakere Foremost Street and booked 16 instances below the Copta Act for violating the legislation and picked up Rs 2,000 as effective. The workforce, led by the ADC, was fashioned by the Davangere DC to hold out the raids to make the district tobacco-free. The workforce additionally penalised individuals who have been discovered smoking cigarettes and consuming tobacco merchandise in public locations. Taluk well being officer Dr Hanumesh, senior well being inspector Lokeshappa, PDO Rekha BK, social employees and police personnel have been current.
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