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Naxal leader Vikram Gowda was gunned down as last resort, says ISD DG Pronab Mohanty
UDUPI : Stating that ANF cops gave all opportunities for Naxal leader Vikram Gowda to surrender on Monday, ISD DG Pronab Mohanty said that gunning him down was the last resort for ANF team to avoid being hit by the bullets from Gowdas weapon. Speaking to reporters in Hebri here on Wednesday, the DG said it was a chance encounter as ANF was combing the area and Vikram Gowda and his team also arrived at Pithubail, Nadpal village, Hebri taluk to collect ration from the house. The DG rejected the theory of this being a case of ambush by the ANF team. On Tuesday, when news of the encounter first broke out and ANF team did not clarify on many suspicions surrounding the episode, many believed that by ambushing a house in Pithubail, Vikram Gowda was killed by ANF. In response to a query about how his identity was confirmed since an old photo is in circulation, DG said for more than a decade, the ANF has been working on the case. We do have recent pictures not only of Gowda but also of those engaged in Naxal activity. The family too has confirmed, and the body of Vikram Gowda was handed over after necessary formalities, DG said. Further, the DG said that after the encounter on Monday, the combing operation has been intensified in the forest to nab the other two or- three absconding Naxalites. We will build confidence among the local people that ANF will protect them and there is no need for worry. We have intelligence inputs on the local sympathisers and it is also being handled, he said. He said that a special surrender policy of the Karnataka government announced in 2024 provides all room for the extreme ideologues to give up weapons and join the mainstream. The special package offer is for those who want to surrender, but the operation to curb Naxalism will continue, he reiterated. Mohanty said that several extortion, murder and other cases were registered against Naxal Vikram Gowda, and added during the encounter in Pithubail, that the ANF team recovered 9 MM carbine gun from Vikram Gowdas possession.
Reformed Naxals demand probe into Vikram Gowda's encounter
BENGALURU: Expressing doubts over the police encounter in which 46-year-old Vikam Gowda alias Vikram Gowdlu was killed at Hebri in Udupi on Monday night, naxalites turned social activists demanded a probe monitored by a retired judge to ascertain if the encounter was real or fake. Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, former naxalites Noor Sridhar and Sirimane Nagaraj demanded registering an FIR and a thorough probe in this matter, like in all other encounter cases. Refuting claims that Gowda was a big naxal leader, they stated that all cases registered against him were fake, which is common for all Naxalites. What was the reason to kill Vikram? Vikram or his team members never attacked the policemen or had killed anybody or even threatened anybody. What was the necessity or urgency of such killing? Who gave the license to kill somebody just because they were having guns? The police department has to answer all these questions. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah should immediately order for a thorough probe monitored by a retired judge, they urged. Naxal leader Vikram Gowda's encounter planned through local informants Vikrams family had 14 guntas of land. They were given notice to vacate the land in the name of a national park. Vikram then actively participated in protests in the area from 1998 to 2004 as part of the Karnataka Vimochana Ranga. He and his family members were harassed by the forest and police departments. In 2003, Parvati and Hajima were killed near Hebri. After this the police made life hell for Vikram and friends. Vikram was dragged to the police station and tortured. No matter what happened, he was pulled to the station. In the name of inquiry, he was beaten and humiliated. Without finding a way to live a peaceful life, an innocent tribal youth Vikram became a Naxal. The government portrayed him as a big naxal leader by hoisting false cases and finally he was encountered, the reformed Naxals said. They blamed governments policies and harassment by authorities for tribals turning towards Naxalism. It is true that the government has called the naxals to return to the mainstream by surrendering arms. Heeding the call, many came to the mainstream between 2014 and 2018. Civil society embraced us who came first. But what about those who came after us? Adivasi young woman Kanyakumari is in the Bengaluru Central Prison for the last eight years. Her son spent his childhood between the four walls of the prison for six years and now he has come out. There are around 58 cases filed against her by the police. There are no signs that they will end. Another naxal, Padmanabha, has got bail, but for the past few years, his job has been to wander to the court, they added. Vikram Gowda was given chance to surrender: Siddaramaiah After Vikram Gowda, Naxal activity on its way out in Karnataka BENGALURU: A day after Naxal leader Vikram Gowda was shot dead in an encounter by the Anti-Naxal Force, CM Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said he was given a chance to surrender, but he did not. Home Minister G Parameshwara, too, said Gowda was on the wanted list. After some people raised questions over the encounter, the CM told reporters that Vikram Gowda was a wanted criminal. The Kerala government had announced a Rs 25-lakh reward and Karnataka Rs 5-lakh reward to those who helped police nab him, he added. Parameshwara said Vikram had weapons with him, and if police had not fired, he would have attacked them. Vikram was involved in more than 60 criminal cases, including murder. He had a machine-gun, he said. The minister explained that the ANF headquarters in Karkala is constantly monitoring Naxal activities. Last rites performed in Kudlu, sister, locals present UDUPI: The final rites of Vikram Gowda, were conducted at Kudlu of Nadpal village in Hebri on Wednesday. The body was handed over to the family members on Wednesday after the post-mortem at a private hospital in Manipal. The funeral rituals were performed by the deceased Naxals younger brother, Suresh, in the presence of his younger sister, Suguna, and local residents. Security arrangements were in place. However, there was slight panic after the ambulance carrying his body went to the extreme right of the road, since a cattle suddenly crossed the road. The SP clarified that no accident or injuries were reported. Suguna told reporters that though his brother Vikram Gowda had distanced himself from the family after he joined naxal movement, they wanted him to be cremated at their family owned land.
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Womens Asian Champions Trophy: Deepikas goal helps India beat China to defend title, claim their third crown overall Rajgir (Bihar): India secured the Womens Asian Champions Trophy 2024 title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory against China in the final here on Wednesday. Deepikas decisive back-handed strike in the third quarter proved to be the difference, [] The post Womens Asian Champions Trophy: Deepikas goal helps India beat China to defend title, claim their third crown overall appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Santosh Trophy round-up: Rajasthan, West Bengal book berths in final rounds
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Bihar will host Khelo India Youth Games 2025, says Sports Minister Dr. Mandaviya after Indias triumph in Womens Asian Champions Trophy hockey Rajgir (Bihar): Buoyed by the successful organisation of the Womens Asian Champions Trophy 2024 in Rajgir, Bihar, the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has decided to conduct the Khelo India Youth Games [] The post Bihar will host Khelo India Youth Games 2025, says Sports Minister Dr. Mandaviya after Indias triumph in Womens Asian Champions Trophy hockey appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Davis Cup finals: Struff, Altmaier win as Germany beat Canada to storm into semis
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Kravchenko, Won elected chair and second vice-chair of IPC Athletes Council
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Infosys bags Karnataka IT Ratna award - The New Indian Express
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BJP warns of intensifying stir over BPL cards row, locking up Karnataka govt offices
BENGALURU: The Opposition BJP urged the state government to stop the drive to cancel BPL cards and warned of intensifying its protests and even locking government offices. Continuing his tirade against the state governments drive to review BPL cards, Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Assembly R Ashoka said instead of providing food grains to the poor, the government is snatching it away from them. The state government must return the BPL cards to the poor and stop the drive to cancel them. If it fails to do so, we have to protest by locking government offices, Ashoka said after meeting a family whose BPL card was cancelled. He said the government has cancelled 11 lakh BPL cards and will cancel another 14 lakh more. The government should have given notices to people, instead of doing so without even visiting their houses, he said. The Congress government has no concern for the poor, he said. The BJP leader said there is no money for development work and the government seems to be cancelling the BPL cards to save Rs 20,000 crore that can be used to placate MLAs by releasing grants for works in their segments.
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Only BPL cards of govt staffers, taxpayers will be cancelled: CM Siddaramaiah
BENGALURU/KOLAR: With the Opposition BJP cornering the Congress government over cancelling BPL cards , Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has directed the food and civil supply department officials not to cancel BPL cards of eligible beneficiaries except those issued to government employees and those who pay taxes. He also directed officials that in case they have already cancelled the BPL cards of eligible beneficiaries, then this should be rolled back. If officials cancel BPL cards unnecessarily, action will be taken against them, he added. Wrongly-cancelled BPL cards will be restored, says Dy CM Shivakumar Meanwhile, Food and Civil Supplies Minister K H Muniyappa on Wednesday stressed that the state government will not deprive eligible people of their right to BPL cards. No BPL cards were cancelled. Some were transferred from BPL to APL as the cardholders were not entitled to the benefit as they were above the poverty line. Those who are eligible for BPL cards will get them within a week from their respective tahsildars office, he told reporters. The BJP is making false allegations for political mileage, and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has already offered clarification on the issue, he said. To a question, Muniyappa said the Congress government is not facing any issues regarding funds. There is sufficient fund. This year, several development works have been taken up across the state and every day, legislators and ministers launch new development works. On the MUDA issue, he said Siddramaiah has no role in it. The matter is under investigation and the CM will come out clean. He also said the state government has not borrowed any money but is returning those borrowed by the previous government.
Karnataka attracted Rs 46k crore investments this financial year: CM Siddaramaiah
BENGALURU: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said the state has prioritised economic development by signing 21 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with various organisations this financial year, bringing in investments worth Rs 46,375 crore, which is expected to generate 27,170 new jobs. He was speaking at the 78th annual technical meet of the Indian Institute of Metals (IIM) held on the theme -- Transformational Technologies in Materials and Manufacturing -- organised by JSW Steel in partnership with the Ministry of Steel and various chapters of IIM on Wednesday. A total of 669 investment projects have received approval from the state-level single-window committees, leading to a projected investment of Rs 90,027 crore and the creation of employment opportunities for approximately 1.73 lakh people, the CM said. As part of the states commitment to a greener future, Karnataka is prioritising the adoption of green technologies across various industries, including metals and materials manufacturing. This helps drive sustainable practices while maintaining competitiveness on a global scale, he said. 'Govt will extend support for investments in tier-2 cities' BENGALURU: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday assured investors of the states all possible support in leveraging its industry-friendly environment and talent pool. During a meeting with British High Commissioner to India Lindy Cameron, the CM discussed various issues, highlighting Karnatakas potential for investments, according to a statement from the CMs office. There are immense opportunities for industries in Bengaluru and we are hosting the Global Investors Meet in February next year. Under the governments ambitious Queen City project, investors can explore further opportunities. Our states industrial policy is highly progressive, and with excellent air connectivity to most cities, the government is ready to extend full support for investments in Tier-2 cities, he said. Cameron acknowledged the presence of numerous British companies in Bengaluru. She said 15 UK-based firms are participating in the ongoing Bengaluru Tech Summit. She said several British delegations will participate in the upcoming Global Investors Meet and Aero India in February. She also noted that 30 students from government colleges in Karnataka are currently undergoing a 15-day academic exposure programme in London.
Guyana natural partner for Indias energy security: PM Modi
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Dedicate this to 140 crore Indians, says PM Modi as Dominica confers him with top award
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CARICOM leaders thank PM Modi for putting concerns of their nations on worlds agenda as voice of Global South Georgetown: Leaders of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) of nations have expressed their gratitude to India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for becoming the voice of the Global South and putting the concerns of the Caribbean nations [] The post CARICOM leaders thank PM Modi for putting concerns of their nations on worlds agenda as voice of Global South appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Smear campaign: India rejects Canadian media report on Nijjar killing
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Four-yr-old boy dies after falling in borewell in Rajasthans Barmer
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IIM-Bengaluru students want director out, allege caste discrimination
BENGALURU: Protesters gathered in large numbers at Freedom Park on Wednesday, demanding swift action over allegations of caste discrimination at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM-B). Organised by the All India OBC Students Association (AIOBCSA), Dr BR Ambedkar Association of Engineers (BANAE), and OBC Federation of India, the protesters demanded the resignation of IIM-B Director Professor Rishikesha T Krishnan, accusing him of violating reservation policies and neglecting diversity and inclusion on campus. They also criticised the institution for failing to uphold constitutional mandates on equity and inclusion. Sikha M, a protester, told The New Indian Express that RTI findings show a glaring lack of representation at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore. Protesters want immediate enforcement of reservation on campus Out of 120 sanctioned faculty positions, only 110 are filled, and just 16 are held by individuals from marginalized communities five from Scheduled Castes (SC), one from Scheduled Tribe (ST), and ten from Other Backward Classes (OBC). Protesters slammed the severe under-representation as a violation of constitutional principles of equity and social justice in higher education. They called for the immediate enforcement of reservation policies for SC, ST and OBC candidates across all faculty, staff and student positions. They also demanded the creation of dedicated grievance redressal cells for SC, ST and OBC communities at IIM-B, to handle caste-related complaints and ensure accountability. Kiran Kumar Gowda, an IIMB student and national president of AIOBCSA, accused the administration of harassing faculty members who advocate diversity and inclusion. He claimed that these actions create a hostile environment for marginalised communities, aggravating exclusion and discrimination. Gowda also alleged that many faculty from marginalized backgrounds face caste-based discrimination but are reluctant to speak out due to the fear of being identified. IIM-Bangalore, however, strongly denied the allegations made during the protest and emphasised its commitment to an inclusive work environment for all, including SC/ST and OBC communities. In a statement, IIMB highlighted its Diversity and Inclusion Cell and Grievance Redressal Committee (DIGRC) as key resources for addressing grievances and ensuring a discrimination-free atmosphere. The institute is also implementing reservation for faculty positions in line with the Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Teachers Cadre) Act 2019. IIMB has made special recruitment efforts in 2021, 2022 and 2023, bringing over 10 new faculty members from reserved categories since 2019. The institute encourages feedback within its service rules, welcoming constructive input to further enhance inclusivity, the statement read. The protesters plan to escalate the issue with the President, Prime Minister and Central Education Minister, urging them to intervene and take swift action against IIM-B.
All educational institutions in Manipurs Imphal Valley to remain closed till Nov 23
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Meghalaya: NEHU students temporarily suspend hunger strike after 16 days
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Telangana: 25 children fall ill after having mid-day meals at school
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Karnataka: Timmapur likely to lose excise portfolio
BENGALURU: In the backdrop of liquor merchants leveling serious allegations of corruption in the excise department, Excise Minister RB Timmapur is likely to be divested of the portfolio. Government sources said the Congress central leadership has expressed displeasure over the developments in the department with senior BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, raising the issue during campaigning in the Maharashtra polls. Timmapurs portfolio is likely to be changed before the Assembly session in Belagavi starts on December 9, or it could even happen much before that. The Federation of Wine Merchants Association of Karnataka had earlier called for a daylong strike by shutting all liquor shops to protest against the alleged corruption in the department. However, they called off the strike after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah held a meeting with them and assured them of looking into their demands. Karnataka BJP leaders have alleged a Rs 700-crore scam in the excise department and demanded that the minister should be dropped from the cabinet. The BJP had also alleged that money collected in the state was used in the elections in Maharashtra. BJP is likely to take up the issue in the Assembly session to put the government on the mat. However, Congress leaders in the state have dismissed the BJPs allegations as baseless.
Karnataka bypoll results: Parties keep fingers crossed
BENGALURU: With just 48 hours to go before the announcement of the Sandur , Shiggaon and Channapatna bypoll results, the mood in the Congress camp is upbeat, with the party hoping to take all three seats in the kitty. However, political analysts said that the race is likely to go down to the wire in two seats, and the more likely outcome is for each of the parties BJP, Congress and JDS winning one each. The polling was held on November 13 and counting of votes will take place on November 23. In Sandur, the Congress may have cashed in on the internal bickering in the BJP, as the saffron party giving the responsibility to win the seat to former minister and Gangavathy MLA Gali Janardhana Reddy did not go down well with some local leaders. It will be a hands down win for Congress candidate E Annapoorna, wife of Ballari MP E Tukaram, a Congress leader said with confidence. The BJPs Bangaru Hanumanthu, however, gave a strong fight, but Annapoorna was the favourite of bettors, according to a source. Tough poll for both BJP, Congress in Shiggaon bypoll The contest, which looked one-sided initially in favour of Bharat, gradually turned out to be neck and neck. Earlier, another Congress aspirant, Syed Azeempeer Khadri, was miffed over not being given the ticket, but later the situation turned in favour of the Congress as there was internal bickering in the BJP, a source said. During the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, the Congress had taken a lead of over 8,500 votes in Shiggaon assembly constituency, which was held by Bommai, which falls under Dharwad Lok Sabha seat. However, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi managed to win. If the trend continues, it will be a photo finish in Shiggaon as bettors are in favour of both Bharat and Pathan equally, according to informed sources. The Channapatna Act: When two actors fight, who will have the last laugh? The high voltage fight in Channapatna between Congress C P Yogeshwara and former prime minister H D Deve Gowdas grandson and Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy son Nikhil Kumaraswamy is likely to end up in a photo-finish, too. Yogeshwara himself had predicted this. Whether Housing Minister Zameer Ahmed Khans alleged racist remarks on Kumaraswamy senior had an impact on the outcome, whether it had favoured Nikhil or Yogeshwara will be known after the results. The seat was held by Kumaraswamy who became Mandya MP. Political analysts observed that all three parties were likely to win one seat each, as it was in the 2023 Assembly polls. BJP leaders privately admitted that they may win Shiggaon and its ally partner Channapatna, but Sandur is ruled out for them.
Maharashtra polls: In a first, names in EVM appear in Kannada
BELAGAVI: Time and again, political leaders from Maharashtra rake up language and border issues during elections to woo Marathi speakers along the Karnataka-Maharashtra border villages in Belagavi. But the truth is there are lakhs of Kannada speakers in Maharashtra border villages as well, whose voice was suppressed for decades. Now for the first time, the Election Commission in Maharashtra has included the names of candidates in Kannada as well as Marathi in EVM machines in 15 Assembly constituencies for the polls in the neighbouring state. In these 15 Assembly constituencies, including Latur, Mangalwed, Akkalkot, Jatt and south Solapur, Kannada speakers are in the majority. There are at least 50 to 60 lakh Kannada speakers in these constituencies of Maharashtra, most belonging to the Veerashaiva-Lingayat community. Realising the importance of this block, candidates of various parties had invited prominent Kannadiga leaders from Karnataka as star campaigners in this election. The Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti (MES), recently met with political parties in Maharashtra and asked them to include the issue of resolving the Karnataka-Maharashtra boundary row in their manifesto. Interestingly, in what can be seen as a snub to the MES, no party or candidate raised the border issue in their election speeches. Instead, they printed posters and handbills in Kannada to reach out to Kannada voters. In many Maharashtra border villages, Kannada speakers had launched a movement to condemn the apathy of the government towards them and even passed resolutions in panchayats expressing their desire to merge their villages with Karnataka. In the Maharashtra polls, party candidates wooed Kannada speakers, promising to carry out development works on a priority basis in villages with Kannada speakers. The Jatt constituency MLA, Vikramsingh Sawant, went a step further by participating in a border festival organised by the Karnataka government in neighbouring Guddapur village. Malleshappa Teli, a resident of Umadi village of Jatt taluk, said, All candidates have promised to develop the villages where Kannada speakers live.
Activists demand independent probe into Vikram Gowda encounter
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BBMP begins razing 6-storeyed building in Dasarahalli - Deccan Herald
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Bengaluru to host 'Liveable Cities Conclave' on November 23 & 24 - Deccan Herald
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Karnataka to reissue BPL cards for eligible families: Deputy CM Shivakumar - Deccan Herald
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Chandrababu Naidu should continue as CM for 10 years: Pawan Kalyan
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Naxal leader Vikram Gowda killed in 'chance encounter', says Karnataka top cop - Deccan Herald
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Naxal Leader Vikram Gowdas Encounter Declared Perfect by ISD DGP Pranab Mohanty
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Women with APL cards eligible under Gruha Lakshmi, if they arent IT assessees: Minister
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With cases dragging on, many former left-wing extremists question point of rehabilitation package
Kanyakumari has been languishing in jail since June 2017, when she accepted the policy to return to the mainstream. The former naxals regret their decision and argue that the way the government treated them discouraged active Maoists to accept the policy
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Fisherman, his two sons go fishing in the Ghataprabha near Hukkeri, die
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Preparations begin for Belagavi winter session
Govt. to order probe into death of woman in Belagavi District Hospital
The 26-year-old woman died during childbirth and her relatives staged a protest in front of the hospital seeking action against doctors concerned
Man dead, at least 30 taken ill in a case of suspected gastroenteritis in Belagavi
Team of doctors, Health Department officials rushes to Kasanal village near Nippani
Six 18th century hero stones found in Shorapur taluk
Surapura Hitarakshana Samiti team visits the spot and takes steps to ensure the protection of the historical find
