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3 Muslim League workers booked for murder of DYFI activist
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December 24, 2020
Kasaragod, Dec 24: Police has registered a case against three activists of the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) for plotting and committing the murder of a DYFI activist in Kanahangad late on Wednesday night.
Police sources said an investigation is underway in the case in which DYFI worker Auf Abdul Rehman (27) was stabbed to death by a group of IUML workers at Munthathjod near Kanhangad near here at around 11 PM.
The group attacked Auf and his friend Shuhaib while the duo were returning home on a motorbike.
Though Shuhaib sustained injuries in the attack, in which the motorbike was toppled, he fled to safety and is getting treated at a hospital.
RUPSA decides to stop Online classes in Karnataka to exert pressure on govt
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December 21, 2020
Bengaluru, Dec 21: The Recognised Unaided Private Schools Association (RUPSA) has decided to stop online classes at its member-schools in Karnataka from today to bring pressure on the State government to consider the demands of private unaided schools.
In a press release here on Monday, RUPSA President Lokesh Talikatti said that around 12,000-member schools will discontinue Online classes. “In the first phase we are staging a protest and if the government fails to consider our demands, we will approach the Court.”
However, KUSMA, KAMS and CBSE School Managements have not joined RUPSA. D Shashi Kumar, general secretary, Associated Management of Primary and Secondary Schools in Karnataka, said, “none of our member-schools are stopping Online classes and we are all ready to reopen schools as per the government guidelines.”
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Tourists be aware of restrictions before visiting Kodagu on New Year s eve
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December 16, 2020
Madikeri, Dec 16: After discouraging the cash rich Tourism industry for three years due to natural calamity that claimed many lives and left hundreds of people roofless due to landslides at various places, the district administration has come out with several restrictions, including as precaution for Covid-19 pandemic, on tourists who are enthusiastic in welcoming the new year in a big way.
As per the government directions, the new year celebrations are to be kept simple. Necessary precautions will be in place as there is uncertainty over the Covid-19 vaccine along with the possibility of a second wave by December end January, according to a statement issued here on Wednesday.