BMCRC Various Posts Recruitment 2025 Walk in for 103 Posts
Bellary Medical College and Research Center (BMCRC) Recruitment 2025 for 103 posts of Various Posts. Candidates Can attend the walkin.The Walk-in on 02-04-2025. For detailed information please visit BMCRC official website, bmcrcballari.karnataka.gov.in.
BJP ticket aspirant for Karnataka district polls accused of raping minor
A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) youth leader who is also an aspirant for the upcoming district panchayat election in Karnataka has been accused of raping a seven-year-old child. The incident reportedly occurred in a village of Siruguppa taluk, Bellary district. According to local reports, the BJP youth leader Devu Nayak allegedly blindfolded the child while Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Youngster dies during DJ dance in Kurnool
A resident of Kosigi near the RTC bus stand, Veeresh had come home from Bellary, Karnataka, where he worked as a centering labourer to attend his cousins wedding in Kuppagal in Adoni Mandal
Black magic ritual uncovered outside KMF Office in Bellary, employees stunned
In a disturbing and mysterious incident, black magic rituals were discovered outside the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) administrative office in Bellary, leaving employees in shock . On the morning of the discovery, staff members stumbled upon several eerie items, including a black doll, a large pumpkin with nails hammered into it, coconut, lemons, saffron, and red vermilion. These objects were carefully arranged near the entrance to the office, creating an unsettling scene for the workers. According to reports, the ritual involved intricate arrangements, such as wrapping a thread around a small kalash-like structure, attaching an amulet bag to a coconut, and inscribing symbols or writings on a lid. The items were covered in vermilion, and nails had been driven into the pumpkin and lemons. Despite the presence of CCTV cameras and security guards, there was no footage of any suspicious activity, nor did any security personnel witness the event. This has added to the mystery surrounding the ritual, as no one seems to have any clue as to when or who carried out the act. The incident has raised questions about possible motives behind the ritual. KMF, which has been struggling with financial losses, recently shortlisted 50 employees for potential layoffs. KMF director Prabhu Shankar speculated that the black magic ritual could be the work of disgruntled employees acting out of resentment over the financial troubles and job cuts. Bellary, where KMF's operations cover four districts, is a significant hub for the federation, further complicating the situation. Some local residents and employees have also suggested that the ritual might have political motives. Speculation has arisen that certain factions may have used black magic to gain political leverage in the region. However, there is currently no concrete evidence to support this theory. The bizarre and unsettling discovery has left KMF employees concerned and puzzled, with no clear explanation for the strange ritual. As the investigation continues, the incident remains shrouded in mystery, with authorities working to identify those responsible. The eerie scene has sparked discussions both within the organization and among the local community, as everyone remains on edge awaiting answers.
Minister Khandre Urges Wildlife Conservation in Mining Areas
Bellary: In an effort to mitigate the adverse environmental impacts in mining-affected areas, Forest, Biology, and Environment Minister Eshwar B Khandre has directed officials to draft a plan to establish a botanical garden in each taluk. During a progress review meeting at the Ballari Forest Department office, the minister instructed officials to utilize funds from the Karnataka Mining Environment Restoration Corporation (KMERC) to devise actionable strategies to address ecological damage. Minister Khandre emphasized the importance of implementing wildlife conservation measures in mining areas and maintaining watering holes to prevent water scarcity for wildlife during summer. He questioned officials about the number of Category C mines in the Ballari region, the extent of degraded forest land allocated to mining companies for compensatory afforestation, and the progress made in afforestation efforts. He also sought details about the geotagging of valuable trees such as sandalwood, teak, and rosewood planted along forest boundaries and reprimanded officials for failing to provide satisfactory answers. The minister further directed officials to plant and nurture more saplings in the Davangere, Koppal, Ballari, Vijayanagara, and Chitradurga divisions. He stressed the need to grow saplings in nurseries to meet farmers' demands effectively. Minister Khandre also highlighted concerns about reports of forest encroachment due to mining activities exceeding allocated areas. He instructed officials to use satellite imagery and KML maps to monitor and protect forest lands from such encroachments.
Human Fatalities Continue Due to Stalled Adoni Medical College
KURNOOL: Many accident victims in Adoni region are continuing to lose their lives with lack of emergency medical facilities and the proposed medical college and hospital at Adoni remaining stalled. Critical medical cases are not dealt with at the District Government Hospital in Adoni due to the lack of advanced medical equipment and specialised doctors. They are often referred to Bellary in Karnataka or to the Government General Hospital (GGH) in Kurnool for better treatment. Many critical patients lose their lives en route. In May 2021, then chief minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy laid the foundation stone for the medical college at Adoni, along with 13 other medical colleges across the state. But construction of the Adoni medical college has halted midway. In the last three years, road accidents have claimed the lives of hundreds in Adoni district. In 2022, around 600 people died, 400 in 2023 and 250 in 2024. According to police and transport officials, autos and two-wheelers account for around 70 per cent of these accidents, with speeding being a major factor. Poor road conditions and the overloading of vehicles also contribute significantly to the high rate of accidents. In rural areas, over-crowded auto-rickshaws, overloaded goods vehicles, and excessive speed are common causes of mishaps, often resulting in fatal injuries, said D. Ranga Rao, a retired police officer from Aspari. A well-equipped hospital in the area would help reduce the fatalities, he added.
Karnataka: 5 women die post delivery in Bellary govt hospital in 15 days
Bengaluru: The people in Karnatakas Bellary district expressed outrage against the authorities following the death of five women after delivering children in two government-run hospitals in a span of 15 days. The women were admitted to the District Government Hospital in Bellary city, and Bellari Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS). It has been alleged that Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka: Siddaramaiah Urges Vigilance Against Religious Intolerance
Ballari: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah emphasized the need for vigilance against religious intolerance and hatred, urging people to uphold India's pluralistic values. Speaking at the Platinum Jubilee celebration of the Bellary Diocese, Siddaramaiah stated that no religion preaches hatred. Love and humanity are the core teachings of all faiths, he said, adding that preserving religious harmony and unity is the responsibility of every Indian. Citing Basavanna, he said, Compassion is the root of religion. Hatred and envy divide society and have no place in true religion. He invoked Basavannas vision, quoting his words from 850 years ago: Do not ask who he is; say he is ours, condemning the caste system. Unfortunately, caste discrimination still persists today, he lamented. The Chief Minister called on people to practice their faiths while fostering tolerance toward others, aligning with constitutional values of equality and mutual respect. Clarifying his inclusive approach, Siddaramaiah stated, I do not favor any one religion. I love Hindus as much as I love Christians, Muslims, Jains, and Buddhists. Reflecting on historical inequities, he highlighted how the caste system deprived backward classes, minorities, Dalits, and women of education. He credited the Constitution for breaking these barriers and providing access to education for all. The Chief Minister also lauded Christian institutions for their contributions to educating the poor, regardless of caste or religion. He stressed the importance of scientific and intellectual education in achieving its true purpose. He urged people to read Dr BR Ambedkars speech during the adoption of the Constitution and to uphold its rights and duties. The event was attended by Archbishop Peter Machado, Minister KJ George, KKRDB Chairman Ajay Singh, and MLAs Bharat Reddy, Nagendra, and Annapoorna Tukaram, among others.
