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Textbook review committee disbanded, govt open for further revision if required: Karnataka CM

Bommai issued a press statement late on Friday following a raging controversy over schools textbooks that were recently revised

Traffic police get friendly as new guidelines come into effect

Traffic police get friendly as new guidelines come into effect Updated: Updated: April 01, 2021 19:27 IST They have been told to be polite with the public and not to get into arguments during vehicle checking Share Article AAA A traffic police counter in Mysuru city to help motorists pay their outstanding fines.   | Photo Credit: M.A. Sriram They have been told to be polite with the public and not to get into arguments during vehicle checking In its resolve to make traffic policing people friendly and transparent, the Mysuru City Police have introduced new guidelines for vehicle checking and imposing fines for traffic violations. The new rules that are a result of a recent backlash against the traffic police following the death of a biker, have come into effect from Thursday.

Title deed sought from historic churches, temples, mosques

Title deed sought from historic churches, temples, mosques Updated: Updated: February 21, 2021 12:03 IST BBMP has been directed by the High Court to provide a list of illegal religious places Share Article Tracing roots: A view of St. Mary’s Basilica Church at Shivajinagar in Bengaluru.   BBMP has been directed by the High Court to provide a list of illegal religious places The Someshwara temple in Halasuru belonging to the Chola period, and the Dharmaraya Swamy temple in Tigularapete from the Nadaprabhu Kempe Gowda period are among the oldest temples of Bengaluru. While these temples existed centuries before Bengaluru emerged as a city, temple authorities will now be asked to provide ‘proof of title’ of the land on which they stand today.

Kempe Gowda statue work inspected

Kempe Gowda statue work inspected Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Deputy Chief Minister C.N. Ashwath Narayan and Nirmalanandanatha Swami of Adichunchanagiri Mutt on Saturday visited the worksite in Noida near New Delhi to review the progress of the preparatory work related to the erection of 108-ft statue of Nadaprabhu Kempe Gowda at Bengaluru international airport. Dr. Narayan and the seer visited the studio of sculptor Ram Sutar in Noida and reviewed the work on the statue being installed at an estimated cost of ₹65 crore. “The statue will be installed next year” he said. The seer said earlier the plan was to mount the statue at the designated place in June 2021. But owing to COVID-19 the work was delayed and it may take eight or nine months for the statue work to be completed. A heritage park has also been planned at the site.

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