Patients seeking treatment for covid-19 at K C General Hospital no longer have to endure a nightmarish stay, as the hospital has improved its lack of cleanliness and basic amenities.
Helping hands that bury bodies
Helping hands that bury bodies
ByY Maheswara ReddyY Maheswara Reddy / Updated: May 6, 2021, 06:00 IST
Kalpalli Burial Ground in
Bengaluru East do not have to worry about their food for a month, thanks to Sandalwood actress
Ragini Dwivedi and members of Bharathinagar Residents’ Forum.
Ragini came all the way from Judicial Layout near
Yelahanka in north Bengaluru to Kalpalli Burial Ground on Wednesday morning to distribute groceries to the grave diggers and those working at the electric crematoria. “It gives me immense pleasure to help the grave diggers who are doing a commendable work during this crisis. I am equally saddened to see pain and anguish among the people wherever I visit these days,” said Ragini.
2 cops who refused to budge from BDA suspended
2 cops who refused to budge from BDA suspended
ByY Maheswara ReddyY Maheswara Reddy / Updated: Jan 11, 2021, 06:00 IST
police constables, who were reluctant to let go of work at the Bangalore Development Authority (
BDA) despite their deputation period having come to an end, finally conceded and reported to their new role at the
Home Department. However, their adamance has cost them dear as the constables have been placed under
suspension.
The constables had been relieved by the BDA Commissioner from the BDA’s Special Task Force on December 31, 2020, and they reported to the Home Department on January 7. Expecting the Deputy Commissioner of Police (
Bank ordered to pay ₹3 lakh compensation for failure to return property documents
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The Mandya District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has directed a public sector bank to pay compensation of ₹3 lakh for its failure to return the original documents pertaining to a property in Bengaluru deposited with the bank for raising a house building loan.
According to a complaint filed by Suguna, a resident of Arakere village in Srirangapatna, her late husband A.M. Ramachandriah had obtained a house building loan for his property in Judicial Layout in Jakkur Allalasandra in Bengaluru.
Though Mr. Ramachandraiah died after the loan was sanctioned, his legal representatives had cleared the entire outstanding loan amount on February 21, 2018. Though Ms. Suguna and her children had completed all the formalities to receive the property documents deposited with the bank by submitting the necessary application form with Mr. Ramachandraiah’s death c