Belagavi: CM Siddaramaiah assured that enough funds would be sanctioned for the overall development of Sangolli village in Bailhongal, the birthplace .
Siddaramaiah said that only if everyone gets social, political, economic and religious freedom, the sacrifice of freedom fighter martyrs will be worth it.
violence is being normalized in american culture. i don t usually compare the united states to serbia, but three weeks ago, there were mass shootings in serbia, and three weeks ago, literally tens of thousands of people came out and protested and handed in 6000 guns. people gave up their arms. because they would not and could not abide the violence that was starting to blossom in their country. that is an unthinkable thing to happen in the united states of america. why do we hold on to these guns knowing what they are doing to our children, to our society? it s a very good question. again, there is much more agreement among americans on universal background checks, on banning assault weapons, ayanna whole range of things, then we
that is an unthinkable thing to happen in the united states of america. why do we hold on to these guns knowing what they are doing to our children, to our society? it s a very good question. again, there is much more agreement among americans on universal background checks, on banning assault weapons, ayanna whole range of things, then we see reflected in the legislation that s getting passed in congress. we have a problem, we have a broken this in our democracy. where the chasm between what americans want, their differences notwithstanding, and what they re able to get done in their government is growing wider and wider. that s what we have to address. we ve got to address this issue, this kind of broken this in our democracy, where the people s voices are squeezed out.
streets were cleared. before, after. much safer today, much safer. i was thrilled. reporter: the fact that these, you know, encampments you started so soon after you took office makes me concerned perhaps the back end and the permanent housing perhaps hasn t been thought through. you re getting people off the street because it looks good. you know what, i m going to tell you something. i m not going to leave people on the street while we re building. people die on these streets. it s psychologically damaging. reporter: how long were you on the streets? i ve never really had my own place. reporter: now noah has a motel room after decades in prisons and on the streets. do you have any time frame when you might move into someplace permanent? it should be soon. i m wait on documentation. a guy was supposed to bring back my actual i.d. reporter: it s a complicated process. robert and ayanna were also moved from a venice sidewalk into a motel.