Dakshina Kannada District Hit by Heavy Rains
On July 9, 2026, in Mangaluru, heavy rains accompanied by strong winds caused significant damage to a government school in Puttur taluk and submerged the Kumaradhara bathing ghat. At the
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On July 9, 2026, in Mangaluru, heavy rains accompanied by strong winds caused significant damage to a government school in Puttur taluk and submerged the Kumaradhara bathing ghat. At the
On June 8, in Mangalore, the DK District Health and Family Welfare Department instructed scanning centers to verify the age of pregnant women and report minors to the police. This
On July 12, the Ullal Taluk unit of Karnataka Janapada Parishat will host the district-level Pada Panka-2026 folk group singing competition at the Sri Sharada Mandira auditorium in Kolya, starting
On a recent day, in Sullia, a press conference was held where Shama Shaheed, the wife of KPCC Secretary and Chairman of the Karnataka State Minimum Wages Advisory Board, T.M.
On July 8, 2026, in Mangaluru, MLA D Vedavyas Kamath criticized the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) for suspending applications at the Birth and Death Registration Unit, citing severe inconvenience to
Udupi district police initiated a comprehensive inspection of school transport vehicles across all station limits on Tuesday, registering 203 violations and collecting fines amounting to Rs. 71,000. This district-wide safety
On February 27, 2024, in Udupi, Shashidhar Bhatt addressed concerns surrounding the Neelavar Gograsa Seva team, affirming that Pejavara Swamiji has consented to all their activities. The team, established to
On July 7, Udupi district continued to experience the fury of wind and rain, with over 40 houses damaged in the last 24 hours. Three cattle sheds were also damaged,
On a mission to resolve the arecanut transport crisis, a delegation of Karnataka MPs and arecanut cooperators, led by Shivamogga MP B.Y. Raghavendra, met with Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
On June 7, Udupi district reported a substantial decrease in traffic rule violations, thanks to the installation of Autonomous vehicle registration number recognition (ANPR) cameras in six locations across the