Supreme Court stays Karnataka High Court order on BBMP polls
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AAA The Supreme Court on Friday stayed a Karnataka High Court judgment of December 4 that directed the State Election Commission to conduct elections to only 198 wards of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) within six weeks.
A Bench led by Chief Justice of India Sharad A. Bobde issued notice to the Election Commission and the original petitioners in the High Court M. Shivaraju and Abdul Wajid on an appeal filed by the Karnataka government.
The government said the High Court judgment nullified the unanimous will of the State legislature, which is made up of the representatives of the people and which amended the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act of 1976 to increase the number of wards in Bengaluru to 243. The 1976 Act governs the BBMP.
Popular fishing vloggers are making a splash on cyberspace
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The vloggers talk about creating content and the challenges involved
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Unni George (right) with Shano Angamaly holding the Arapaima they caught from a quarry in Angamaly | Photo Credit:
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The vloggers talk about creating content and the challenges involved
“It’s my cameraman’s number that I have given on my Facebook page. Otherwise people keep calling to meet me in person!” says Abdul Sami, 34, with a laugh. The Guntur-native is getting used to attention after he started a fishing channel, Abdul Sami Fishing, one-and-a-half years ago. With over 1.5 lakh subscribers, it is now a source of income as well for Sami.
People urged to be vigilant against coronavirus
Peshawar
December 12, 2020
PESHAWAR: Hazara Division Commissioner Riaz khan Mehsud Friday addressed the Juma prayers congregation at Markazi Jamia Masjid in Abbottabad and urged upon the people to be vigilant and take precautionary measures against coronavirus pandemic.
Abbottabad Deputy Commissioner, Assistant commissioners, District Khateeb Mufti Abdul Wajid and a large number of people were present on this occasion.
Addressing the congregation, the commissioner said that cooperation of people was vital and needed to control the pandemic.
He said lockdown was the only option if people ignored the looming threat of COVID.
He asked the people to spread the message and aware masses about deadly effects of coronavirus.