Prime Minister Modi Unveils Logo for Swami Vishwesh Teerths Centenary Celebrations
PM Modi unveiled the logo for the centenary celebrations of Swami Vishwesh Teerth in Udupi, highlighting his inspirational life and teachings. Prime Minister Modi Unveils Logo for Swami Vishwesh Teerths Centenary Celebrations
Indian man in Sharjah found murdered, body cut into nine pieces
Dubai/Udupi: An Indian working in Sharjah for nearly 20 years was found murdered and his remains found in nine pieces inside the boot of his car. Prakash Kundar from Kundapur in Udupi district, Karnataka, was employed at an agency associated with Sharjah Airport. The case came to light after his family became concerned over his 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 .
Udupi-Origin Man Brutally Murdered in Sharjah; Wife and Minor Son Missing
Udupi-Origin Man Brutally Murdered in Sharjah; Wife and Minor Son Missing Udupi/Sharjah: In a shocking development, a man originally from Udupi was allegedly murdered in Sharjah, with the case coming to light only recently. The deceased has been identified as Prakash Kundar, a native of Udupi, and reports suggest the incident may have occurred in [] The post Udupi-Origin Man Brutally Murdered in Sharjah; Wife and Minor Son Missing appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Ktaka Dy CM urges council to take objective stand on Kasturirangan report
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 21 (IANS) Deputy Chief Minister and Revenue Minister G. Parameshwara on Monday urged the Karnataka Legislative Council to take an objective stand on the Kasturirangan report after discussing its advantages and disadvantages, stressing the need to protect both the environment and the livelihoods of people living in the Western Ghats. Participating in the discussion, Parameshwara said Karnataka had repeatedly rejected the report, but the Centre kept issuing draft notifications. We have to protect the environment while also protecting the interests of people living in the Western Ghats and future generations. The survival of mountain ranges such as the Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, Aravallis, Vindhyas and the Himalayas is linked to our own survival. At the same time, we must protect the lives and livelihoods of people who have been living there for generations, he said. He recalled that the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel headed by Madhav Gadgil was constituted by the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests in 2010 under the Environment Protection Act, 1986. The panel submitted its report on August 30, 2011, identifying 1,29,037 sq km of the Western Ghats and classifying the area into three ecological sensitivity zones. Following opposition from state governments, local people and elected representatives, the Centre constituted an 11-member High Level Working Group headed by K. Kasturirangan in August 2012 to review the Gadgil committee report. The group submitted its report on April 15, 2013, recommending around 59,940 sq km across six states as Ecologically Sensitive Areas. In Karnataka, the Kasturirangan report identified 20,668 sq km as an Ecologically Sensitive Area covering 1,576 villages across 10 districts and 33 taluks, including Belagavi, Uttara Kannada, Shivamogga, Udupi, Chikkamagaluru, Dakshina Kannada, Hassan, Kodagu, Mysuru and Chamarajanagar. Parameshwara said the recommendations included a ban on new mining, quarrying and sand mining activities, while existing mining leases were to be phased out within five years. Restrictions were also proposed on new thermal power projects and expansion of certain red industries. The report also proposed restrictions on new large construction projects, townships and area development projects, while permitting new hydropower projects subject to conditions, including a minimum distance of three kilometres between projects. He said Karnataka had been opposing the report since 2014 because of concerns over its impact on the lives and development of people in the Western Ghats. A Cabinet sub-committee was constituted in 2014 and visited Western Ghats districts during January and February 2015. It held public meetings, collected peoples views, and submitted a report, which the state government accepted and communicated to the Centre. Parameshwara said the state had subsequently written to the Centre on several occasions opposing the Kasturirangan recommendations and successive draft notifications. He noted that the Centre constituted another committee headed by Sanjay Kumar on April 18, 2022. The committee visited Karnataka in May that year and was informed of the states objections. It is carrying out satellite-based surveys as well as physical verification of residential areas, plantations and agricultural land located amid forests. According to Parameshwara, the Kasturirangan report had identified 20,668 sq km in Karnataka. After correcting technical errors, the area would come down to 19,252.16 sq km. Of this, 16,114.08 sq km is already covered under national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, reserve forests and other protected categories, leaving 3,108.08 sq km for further consideration. He said village-wise verification and survey-number-wise mapping should be undertaken to establish the actual ground situation and submit the findings to the Centre. We have to protect the Western Ghats as well as the lives of the people who have lived there for thousands of years. If the environment is protected, the lives of the people living there can also be protected, Parameshwara said, urging the Council to discuss the issue and offer suggestions to help the government take further decisions.
After Tulu language recognition, SDPI seeks official language status for Urdu in Karnataka
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 21 (IANS) Following the recent decision to recognise Tulu as an additional official language in Mangaluru and Udupi districts, the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) has demanded that the state government grant official language status to Urdu across Karnataka. In an open letter to Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, SDPI Karnataka State president Abdul Majeed on Monday said recognising languages, cultures and linguistic identities was essential to strengthening Karnatakas pluralistic and democratic traditions. The Karnataka Cabinet recently approved the use of Tulu as an additional official language for administrative purposes in Karnataka and Udupi. Majeed said Urdu had a long-standing presence in Karnataka and had contributed significantly to the states linguistic and cultural diversity. He pointed to its literary tradition, newspapers and publications, educational institutions and cultural and historical legacy. Citing 2011 Census data, Majeed said Urdu was among the major mother tongues recorded in Karnataka. He also referred to 2024-25 school education data, according to which there were 3,934 government Urdu-medium schools and 302 aided Urdu-medium schools in the state. He said the decline in student enrolment in Urdu-medium schools required immediate attention and urged the government to strengthen such institutions by providing adequate infrastructure, educational facilities and other necessary amenities. Karnataka is a multilingual state and respecting the rights of one language should not become a reason to deny the rights of another, the SDPI said, according to its representation. Majeed said Kannada was the principal language of Karnataka and deserved its rightful place, but recognition of other languages spoken by substantial sections of the population would not diminish the status of Kannada. He argued that if Tulu, which has deep cultural and historical roots in coastal Karnataka, could receive additional official language recognition, the same principle should be extended to Urdu, which has a significant number of speakers and an established educational and literary presence in the state. The SDPI cited Article 345 of the Constitution, which empowers a state legislature to adopt, through law, one or more languages in use in the state for all or any official purposes. Majeed also cited Telangana as an example of multilingual governance, where Urdu has been recognised as a second official language. He said Karnataka could develop an administrative framework suited to its linguistic diversity. The SDPI also urged the government to protect the educational rights of linguistic minorities and ensure that Urdu-medium schools receive adequate teachers, infrastructure and other facilities. The party said its demand for Urdu recognition was not against the development or recognition of Tulu, but was aimed at ensuring equal consideration for the linguistic and educational rights of Urdu-speaking people in Karnataka.
Karnataka Ex-Minister Ramanath Rai Injured After Bus Rams His SUV In Udupi
The accident occurred when a private bus travelling from Karkala toward Moodbidri crashed into the SUV in which Rai was travelling.
Tulu as additional official language of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts in Karnataka| Explained
The Registrar General and Census Commissioner has recognised Tulu as an independent language of India ever since the department was established, and the Census Report gives statistics about Tulu speakers as a separate linguistic community
DKS Meets Veteran Congress Leader Janardhan Poojary
After wrapping up his programmes in Mangaluru, Shivakumar travelled to Hebri in Udupi district for a meeting on Kasturirangan Report before returning to Mangaluru in the evening.
Kasturirangan report: Karnataka govt to decide on physical survey after discussion with officials
Digital Desk | Udupi (Karnataka), Sep 18 (IANS) Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Friday assured residents of the Malnad and coastal regions that the state government would discuss with officials and take a decision on conducting a physical survey of areas covered under the Kasturirangan report. Shivakumar made the assurance while interacting with local residents at Hebri in Udupi district on the merits and demerits of the Kasturirangan report. Local organisations and elected representatives had urged the state government to conduct a physical survey and consider the Kerala model while deciding on the implementation of the report. You have explained the Kasturirangan report and the ecologically sensitive areas and brought the problems you are facing to my attention. We have to send our decision to the Centre by September 27. We have come here so that your opinion becomes our opinion. You have suggested the Kerala model and recommended an expert committee. We have accepted your suggestions and will discuss these issues in the Karnataka Assembly, Shivakumar said. He added that the state government had convened a three-day special session to discuss issues concerning farmers, drought and the Kasturirangan report. The report would be discussed on the first day of the Assembly session, he said. I will also visit Shivamogga and Chikkamagaluru and listen to the sentiments of the people there, he added. On the Forest Rights Act, Shivakumar said there was a provision prescribing different time limits, including 25 years for some and 75 years for others. The state government would consider taking a decision to prescribe a uniform 25-year limit and send it to the Centre, he added. He said that he had instructed Forest Department officials not to cause difficulties to people residing in forest areas. We will not do politics based on emotions. We are concerned about your lives, Shivakumar added. He said that important decisions had been taken regarding fisheries and that representatives from the region had sought a zonal management plan and a taluk hospital in Hebri. The state government would discuss these demands with officials and take decisions in the coming days, he added. I do not want to make announcements before you and then forget about them. I will do whatever service I can with the opportunity I have received. I will come to Udupi in the coming days and discuss the issues with elected representatives, he said. Shivakumar added that the people of Tulu Nadu region were an asset to the country and assured them that the state government would continue to seek their suggestions. He said a special Cabinet meeting had been held in Mangaluru after discussions with legislators and representatives of all parties from the region. Of the 60 decisions taken at the meeting, 40 were related to the coastal districts, he added. He also referred to the Cabinet decision to recognise Tulu as the second additional administrative language in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. He said the state government had given priority to tourism in the coastal and Malnad regions and approved several development measures to attract investment and prevent migration. Representatives of various organisations and elected representatives urged the state government to constitute an expert committee and conduct a physical survey before taking further decisions on the Kasturirangan report. They said the report covers around 13,000 square km in Kerala and around 20,000 square km in Karnataka. According to them, Kerala conducted a physical survey through a high-level officials' committee, separating inhabited areas from forest areas and reducing the area covered by the report to around 9,000 square km. They claimed that a similar exercise in Karnataka could potentially exclude around 5,000 square km from the report's coverage. The representatives said the Kasturirangan committee had relied on satellite and GPS-based surveys and had not conducted a physical survey. They also raised concerns over the inclusion of areas with more than 100 residents and regions with less than 20 per cent protected forest cover. They said the report had created apprehension among residents that they could eventually be displaced and urged the state government to create awareness about its actual provisions. The representatives urged the state government to conduct a physical survey and place its findings before the Centre, the Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal to resolve the concerns. It can be noted that the Kasturirangan Committee was set up by the Union government in 2012 under the chairmanship of K. Kasturirangan to examine the recommendations of the Gadgil Committee on protecting the Western Ghats. The committee recommended identifying parts of the Western Ghats as Ecologically Sensitive Areas (ESA). It proposed restrictions on certain activities such as mining, quarrying, large construction projects and some industrial activities in ESA areas. The recommendations cover parts of six states: Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Goa, Maharashtra and Gujarat. In Karnataka, the recommendations have faced opposition from residents, farmers and local organisations, who have raised concerns about restrictions on agriculture, development and property rights
Karnataka Gives 'Tulu' Official Status, Will Rename Dakshina Kannada
Addressing the media with Cabinet colleagues, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the Cabinet had unanimously decided to recognise Tulu as an additional administrative language in Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru) and Udupi districts.
Govt. decides to accord Tulu second official language status for DK and Udupi districts
Favouring renaming Dakshina Kannada district as Mangaluru district, the Cabinet decides to invite suggestions and objections from the public
Karnataka Government Approves Marine Biotechnology Policy and Blue Economy Institute in Udupi
The Karnataka government launches a marine biotechnology policy and plans to develop 12 islands for eco-tourism. Karnataka Government Approves Marine Biotechnology Policy and Blue Economy Institute in Udupi
Karnataka Cabinet Recognises Tulu as Second Additional Administrative Language
Karnataka recognises Tulu for administration in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi after decades of demands.
Karnataka cabinet gives Tulu official language status
Digital Desk | Mangaluru, Sep 18 (IANS) The Karnataka government on Friday announced Tulu as the states second additional administrative language alongside Kannada, began the process of renaming Dakshina Kannada district as Mangaluru district, and approved development projects worth Rs 32,611 crore for the coastal region. The Cabinet took these decisions at a special historic meeting held in Mangaluru. Addressing the media with Cabinet colleagues, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the Cabinet had unanimously decided to recognise Tulu as an additional administrative language in Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru) and Udupi districts. He noted that the decision followed a long-standing demand from Tulu-speaking people, organisations, and public representatives for official recognition of the language. Tulu is spoken prominently in the coastal districts. We will not discuss why the previous government did not take this decision. We will not do politics based on emotions, Shivakumar said, adding that the government was committed to strengthening peoples social and economic power rather than indulging in emotional politics. He explained that society cannot be built on emotions alone, and the government would focus on empowering people socially and economically. He also said that, if necessary, the Cabinet would consider the economic and legal framework and hold meetings in the coming days to address issues requiring attention. This is Team Karnataka. The Cabinet is with you, Shivakumar said, announcing that Tulu would be declared the states second additional administrative language, limited to Udupi and Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru) districts. The Chief Minister recalled that former minister Ramanath Rai first raised the demand to declare Tulu as the second additional language. He said MLA Ashok Kumar Rai and several other elected representatives had jointly exerted pressure for the demand. Shivakumar congratulated everyone who worked to get Tulu recognised. Explaining the sentiments of the people in the region, Shivakumar said that the first question Puttur MLA Ashok Kumar Rai raised in the Assembly after becoming an MLA was related to the Tulu language. I was surprised. His first sentiment was for the language. Today, he has secured approval for a Rs 500-crore medical college, but that is a different matter, he added. The Cabinet also decided to initiate the process of changing the name of Dakshina Kannada district to Mangaluru district. Shivakumar said the government would issue a draft notification and invite public opinion and objections for one month before taking a final decision. People recognise Mangaluru at the international level. People have expressed their wish in this regard. We have to follow the prescribed procedure and take the opinion of the people, he said. On coastal development, Shivakumar said the Cabinet approved projects worth Rs 32,611 crore, including Rs 16,000 crore for rural development projects. The Cabinet also approved the development of 12 islands in Mangaluru, Udupi, and Karwar districts to transform the coastal region into a global tourism hub. He said the government was seeking to utilise the regions coastline, cultural heritage, and natural resources to promote tourism and generate employment. A new Coastal and Malnad Karnataka Tourism Policy was also approved, which will treat tourism projects as infrastructure projects and provide greater support to investors, including extended loan repayment periods. The region will establish a Fisheries and Blue Economy University, and the existing fisheries college intake will increase from 60 to 200 seats. The Cabinet has also approved establishing a medical college in Puttur for Rs 549 crore. The Chief Minister said it was welcome that the Cabinet meeting was held in Mangaluru for the first time outside Bengaluru. Responding to a journalists question on whether Cabinet meetings would also be held in other districts, he said the government intends to hold meetings at 10 to 12 locations over the next 15 months. Cabinet meetings will be held wherever there is the capacity and a need, he said, adding that the governments goal is to build an integrated and prosperous Karnataka.
Swachh Sagar Surakshit Sagar campaign to be held in Udupi
Lokayukta Raids Belur Gram Panchayat Office Over Complaints on Building Permits, Administration
Lokayukta Raids Belur Gram Panchayat Office Over Complaints on Building Permits, Administration Udupi: Lokayukta officials raided the Belur Gram Panchayat office in Kundapur taluk on Thursday and inspected records following complaints from the public regarding delays in issuing building permits and other matters related to the functioning of the panchayat administration. A team led by [] The post Lokayukta Raids Belur Gram Panchayat Office Over Complaints on Building Permits, Administration appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Kishan Hegde Kolkebail Takes Charge as New Udupi District Congress President
Kishan Hegde Kolkebail Takes Charge as New Udupi District Congress President Udupi: Newly appointed Udupi District Congress Committee president Kishan Hegde Kolkebail said that every decision he takes would not be that of a Congress president, but that of an ordinary party worker. He was speaking after formally assuming charge as the new district Congress [] The post Kishan Hegde Kolkebail Takes Charge as New Udupi District Congress President appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
UCSL Diploma Apprentice Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online
Udupi Cochin Shipyard (UCSL) has released the new notification for the recruitment of Diploma Apprentice New Vacancy 2026 for 3 posts. The online application process will be conducted from 15 September 2026 to 14 October 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, udupicsl.com.
Udupi Cochin Shipyard Limited (UCSL), Malpe, Karnataka, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), has released recruitment notifications for engagement of ITI Trade Apprentices and Graduate/Technician (Diploma) Apprentices under the Apprentices Act. Eligible candidates can apply for one year apprenticeship training at UCSL. The UCSL Apprentice Recruitment 2026 notification has been released for a total of 12 apprentice training seats including Electrician, Plumber, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering disciplines. Candidates who have completed ITI or Diploma in Engineering and meet the eligibility conditions can apply for UCSL Apprentice Vacancy 2026 through the prescribed application process.
Hasten land acquisition to complete NH 169A widening, MP tells Udupi district administration
Udupi MLA Yashpal Suvarna said that a list of those who have lost land for NH widening and who were yet to be paid compensation should be prepared
Heavy rain lashes Bengaluru; IMD forecasts more showers across K'taka
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 16 (IANS) Heavy rains lashed Bengaluru, inundating several residential areas and causing damage in parts of the city, even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast widespread rainfall, including heavy showers, across several districts of Karnataka over the next 24 to 48 hours. The heavy downpour in Bengaluru on Tuesday night resulted in the collapse of a military compound wall in the Domlur area, leaving three cows dead and Muniraju, the owner, seriously injured. Muniraju suffered fractures in both legs and is undergoing treatment in the ICU. Residents said they had repeatedly urged authorities to repair the compound wall, which they claimed had remained in a vulnerable condition for several years. They also alleged that the wall had been constructed without an adequate foundation and that there was no proper arrangement for the drainage of rainwater. Residents said water rushes into nearby residential areas whenever there is heavy rainfall. Following the incident, several residents have reportedly moved out of their homes temporarily, fearing that the remaining portion of the compound wall could collapse. Personnel from the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Fire and Emergency Services have taken up rescue and relief operations at the spot. Local MLA N.A. Haris visited the affected area and took stock of the situation. Meanwhile, the IMD has forecast widespread rainfall across coastal, Malnad and interior districts of Karnataka under the influence of the southwest monsoon and a low-pressure area. Heavy rainfall accompanied by strong winds is likely in Udupi, Mangaluru and Karwar districts. The IMD has also warned of rough sea conditions and advised fishermen not to venture into the sea. Moderate to heavy rainfall is expected in the hilly and mountainous areas of Shivamogga, Chikkamagaluru, Madikeri and Hassan districts, where a yellow alert has been issued. Several districts in southern and central Karnataka, including Bengaluru Urban, Bengaluru Rural, Ramanagara, Kolar, Chikkaballapur, Mysuru, Mandya, Tumakuru and Chamarajanagar, are likely to receive moderate rainfall. In north Karnataka, Belagavi, Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag, Vijayapura, Bagalkot, Kalaburagi, Yadgir and Ballari districts are likely to receive moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning. Strong winds with 30-40 kmph speed are also possible in some areas. Weather experts said rainfall activity is expected to increase across various parts of the state from Wednesday due to a cyclonic circulation at sea level and increased wind speeds. In Bengaluru, partly cloudy weather is expected during the day, with moderate to heavy rainfall likely during the evening or night.
Karnataka CM to hold meetings in Udupi, Shivamogga, Chikkamagaluru on Kasturirangan report
The Chief Minister would hold public meetings to gather peoples opinion on the issue
Public installation of Ganesha idols at over 650 places in Udupi district, Mangaluru City
Udupi Catholic Education Society Celebrates Teachers
Udupi Catholic Education Society Celebrates Teachers Day, Honours Retired Teachers Udupi: The Vicar General of the Diocese of Udupi, Monsignor Francis F. Lewis, said that teachers are the sculptors of society who shape students into responsible human beings, and that their profession is among the most sacred and noble. He was speaking after presiding over [] The post Udupi Catholic Education Society Celebrates Teachers Day, Honours Retired Teachers appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Rajyotsava Awardee Urges ECI To Give a Years Time for NRIs To Complete Electoral Rolls Verification
81-year-old Meeran Saheb originally from Udupi district of Karnataka and residing in Dubai since 1974.
Udupi Bishop meets Pope Leo XIV
Udupi: Two Arrested for Allegedly Using Forged Aadhaar in Bail Case
The case came to light after Abbas, administrative officer of the Udupi District and Sessions Court, lodged a complaint on August 13.
Two Arrested for Attempting to Cheat Court Using Fake Aadhaar Card During Bail Process
Two Arrested for Attempting to Cheat Court Using Fake Aadhaar Card During Bail Process Udupi: Udupi Town Police arrested two persons for allegedly creating a fake Aadhaar card and appearing before the court as a surety in another persons name during a bail process, in an attempt to deceive the court. The arrested persons were [] The post Two Arrested for Attempting to Cheat Court Using Fake Aadhaar Card During Bail Process appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Congress to Hold Satyagraha in Udupi on September 12 Against Alleged Purification of Venue Where Mallikarjun Kharge Spoke Udupi: The Congress party will stage a satyagraha in Udupi on September 12, condemning the alleged purification of the venue where Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge delivered a speech, KPCC Campaign Committee President Vinay Kumar Sorake and [] The post Congress to Hold Satyagraha in Udupi on September 12 Against Alleged Purification of Venue Where Mallikarjun Kharge Spoke appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
I Will Always Remain Committed to Party Ideology: Kishan Hegde Kolkebail
I Will Always Remain Committed to Party Ideology: Kishan Hegde Kolkebail Udupi: Newly appointed Udupi District Congress President Kishan Hegde Kolkebail said he would sincerely discharge the responsibility entrusted to him by the Congress party and remain committed to its ideology while working to strengthen the organisation. Speaking to the media after his appointment as [] The post I Will Always Remain Committed to Party Ideology: Kishan Hegde Kolkebail appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Temporary Vande Bharat Stoppage at Puttur Welcomed; MLC Kishor Kumar Puttur Seeks Schedule Revision and Permanent Halt Puttur: MLC Sri Kishor Kumar Puttur, representing the UdupiDakshina Kannada Local Authorities Constituency, has welcomed the decision to grant a temporary, trial-run stoppage for the MangaluruBengaluru Vande Bharat Express at Puttur. Following positive discussions with Dakshina Kannada MP [] The post Temporary Vande Bharat Stoppage at Puttur Welcomed; MLC Kishor Kumar Puttur Seeks Schedule Revision and Permanent Halt appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Autorickshaw driver to file defamation case against Udupi police over wrongful prosecution
Karnataka High Court has quashed the proceedings initiated by Gangolli police against the autorickshaw driver alleging extraction and theft of laterite stones from government land
ICYM Udupi Diocese Presents Film Rush 2026: Five Deaneries, Five Stories, One Vision Konkani short film competition showcases youth talent as part of YUVA DABAZO 2026 Udupi: The Indian Catholic Youth Movement (ICYM), Diocese of Udupi, organized Film Rush 2026, a diocesan-level Konkani short film competition as part of YUVA DABAZO 2026 Diocesan Youth [] The post ICYM Udupi Diocese Presents Film Rush 2026: Five Deaneries, Five Stories, One Vision appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Medieval Era Sidithale Hero Stone Discovered in Udupis Barkur
The hero stone is a rare example of 'Atma Bali,' or self-sacrifice, and is identified as a Sidithale Veeragallu dating back to late 13th or early 14th century
Gangolli Police Allegedly Frame Innocent Auto Driver in False Case; High Court Comes to His Rescue
Gangolli Police Allegedly Frame Innocent Auto Driver in False Case; High Court Comes to His Rescue Rare Case in Gangolli, Says Dr. Ravindranath Shyanubhog Foundation Ready to Assist in Filing Defamation Case Against Police Udupi: The Karnataka High Court has quashed criminal proceedings against 55-year-old Sheena Poojary, an auto-rickshaw driver from Alur, who was allegedly [] The post Gangolli Police Allegedly Frame Innocent Auto Driver in False Case; High Court Comes to His Rescue appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
FMCI Celebrates the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary with Faith and Festive Joy
FMCI Celebrates the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary with Faith and Festive Joy Mangaluru: The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, celebrated on September 8, holds a special place in the hearts of the Catholic community of the erstwhile South Canara region, now spread across the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi. Fondly [] The post FMCI Celebrates the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary with Faith and Festive Joy appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Severed-head-hero-stone of 14th century found at Barkuru in Udupi district
Sidi tale means severed head, and hero stones of this type are rare in Tulunadu, according to archaeologist T. Murugeshi
Christians of Udupi District Celebrate Monti Fest with Religious Fervour and Joy
Christians of Udupi District Celebrate Monti Fest with Religious Fervour and Joy Udupi: Christian communities across Udupi district celebrated the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, popularly known as Monti Fest, with great devotion and enthusiasm on Tuesday, September 8. At churches across the district, newly harvested paddy ears were blessed, and [] The post Christians of Udupi District Celebrate Monti Fest with Religious Fervour and Joy appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Video Showing Krishna Idol Slipping During Udupi Vittlapindi Goes Viral
Idol sustains damage after fall; rituals continue as devotees seek clarity
Vijay Look-Alike Steals the Spotlight at Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations in Udupi
A Tamil Nadu CM Vijay look-alike became the centre of attraction in Udupi during Krishna Janmashtami celebrations, drawing attention from the festive crowd with his striking resemblance.
CM Vijays look-alike takes Udupi by storm during Krishna Janmashtami
In Udupi, Krishna Janmashtami transformed into a grand affair, drawing thousands of devotees to partake in the festivities. A doppelgnger of Tamil actor Vijay stole the spotlight, capturing the fascination of onlookers. This surprise celebrity encounter offered a fresh twist to the traditional observances, showcasing the extent of Vijay's fame in Karnataka and leaving an indelible mark on the celebrations.
Vitla Pindi celebrated with grandeur in Udupi
36 teachers from Dakshina Kannada, Udupi receive district-level Best Teacher Awards
Two teachers from Dakshina Kannada, Udupi chosen for State-level Best Teacher award
Toxic | Song - Father & Son Theme Music
Watch the song 'Father & Son Theme Music' from Hindi movie 'Toxic' starring Yash and Tara Sutaria. 'Father & Son Theme Music' is sung by Diana Ankudinova & Airaa Udupi and music of the song is given by Ravi Basrur. 'Toxic' also stars Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria & Rukmini Vasanth in pivotal roles. To know more about 'Father & Son Theme Music' song from Yash and Tara Sutaria starrer 'Toxic' watch the video.
Highlight PM Vidya Lakshmi Yojana, which offers loans for higher education: Udupi ZP CEO
Zilla Panchayat CEO Prateek Bayal told bank officials to visit educational institutions to create awareness
Laddus, Chaklis And Festive Fervour Grip Udupi Ahead of Janmashtami
Udupi is gearing up for the main celebrations on September 4 and 5, with cultural and religious programmes organised by Paryaya Sri Shiroor Math already underway for nearly a month
Karur Vysya Bank opens Udupi branch
Karur Vysya Bank opens Udupi branch
Udupi court sentences four persons to six months in jail for defaming SC couple
Udupi court sentences four persons to six months in jail for defaming SC couple
HC Raps Karnataka Police for Bringing Udupi Hindutva Leader to Blore
Karnataka HC Raps Bengaluru Police For Bringing Hindutva Leader From Udupi To Blore in a case over a social meia post on Kunal Kamra Bengaluru Event Cancellation
28 from Karnataka stranded or missing in Nepal, Tibet amid flash flood
Of the 28 people, 23 are from Bengaluru Urban, two from Mysuru and one each from Dharwad, Udupi and Vijayanagara districts, according to the latest information compiled by the SEOC as of 10 a.m.
6 Vegetarian Restaurants In Chennai For Benne Dose, Thatte Idli And More
From heritage Udupi eateries to contemporary cafes, these Chennai spots showcase the flavours that have made Karnataka-style tiffin a local favourite.
Udupi police arrest two persons; 23.5 lakh worth valuables recovered
The man in the clip, claiming to be Hemanth, made a phone call to Udupi Power Corporation Limited (UPCL) officials, asking them to award his brother Kishore Ram Poojary, and not DSouza, a contract to lay a pipeline for a desalination plant at UPCL.
The man in the clip, claiming to be Hemanth, made a phone call to Udupi Power Corporation Limited (UPCL) officials, asking them to award his brother Kishore Ram Poojary, and not DSouza, a contract to lay a pipeline for a desalination plant at UPCL.
Fishermen rescued from sinking boat near Gangolli fishing harbour in Udupi district
Fishermen rescued from sinking boat near Gangolli fishing harbour in Udupi district
Udupi Krishna Mutt to celebrate Janmasthami for three days from September 4
Quarrel on Fishing Boat Ends in Murder in Udupi
According to the police, Govindaraj and Abhishek quarreled while they were on a boat at the wharf in Padukere on the night of August 24. The altercation reportedly continued into the early hours of Tuesday
Udupi: Sangeetha Balachandra Completes 25-Hour Dasa Kirtana Recital
Sangeetha began the performance at 6.30 am on Sunday at Sri Puthige Narasimha Sabha Bhavan in the Bhagavad Gita Mandir of Puthige Matha.
Udupi police looking out for person who called in name of underworld operative Hemanth Poojary
Notices to be issued to 2.47 lakh voters in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi
Notices to be issued to 2.47 lakh voters in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi
Udupi: Man Kills Parents With Hammer, Calls 112 And Confesses
hahid, son of Mehboob Ali, reportedly told the police that he killed his father and mother around 7 pm on Sunday as they had allegedly been subjecting him to mental harassment daily
Former Udupi Panchayat presidents murder: Police secure gangster after shooting at his leg
Police said that Patil has been at large since 2017. Including the DSouza murder case, Patil has been accused in a total of 11 criminal cases, of which 10 were under the Arms Act.
Udupi district BJP welcomes Mangaluru Railway Regions inclusion under SWR
Udupi district BJP welcomes Mangaluru Railway Regions inclusion under SWR
Udupi Officials Seize Chemically Ripened Bananas
The raids were conducted in Aleyur, Kemthur and Duglipadavu villages of Udupi district
SIR: EC to issue notices to over 2.4 lakh voters in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts
Tragic Road Accidents in Karnataka Claim Five Lives, Injure Over 23
Bengaluru, August 20: In Karnataka, two separate road accidents in the districts of Haveri and Mandya resulted in the deaths of at least five people, with over 23 others injured. In a different incident in Udupi district, a private bus caught fire near Brahmavar, but fortunately, seven passengers escaped unharmed. In Haveri district, a car ... Read more Tragic Road Accidents in Karnataka Claim Five Lives, Injure Over 23
Complete missing links on service roads between Hejmady and Kundapur on NH 66, Poojary tells NHAI
Udupi DC to write to the government seeking toll exemption for residents at Hejmady Toll Plaza on the lines of the one given at Sasthana and Shiroor plazas
She will sing the songs starting at 6.30 a.m. on August 23 at Geetha Mandira, near Udupi Sri Krishna Mutt
Nagara Panchami celebrated with fervour and devotion in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi
Holiday declared for schools, govt. offices in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi
Udupi police arrest two more persons in connection with murder of ex-panchayat president
Udupi police arrest two more persons in connection with murder of ex-panchayat president
Udupi Civic Watch app launched to report garbage spots in public places
Initially, the app will be used to report black spots in the jurisdiction of Saligrama Town Panchayat
Horticulture Department opens three-day Sasya Santhe in Udupi
Another Right-wing activist barred from entering Udupi district for three months
MLC urges Mookambika temple administration to provide adequate parking facilities
Kishor Kumar Puttur also urges KSRTC to operate buses between Udupi and Kollur via Kundapur at suitable intervals
Konkan Railway conducts mock safety drill at Udupi railway station
Udupi MLA inaugurates new bathing ghat of Sheembra Siddhi Vinayak temple
Autoimmune disorders to take centre stage at upcoming Ayurveda conference at Udupi
The conference, in September, comes at a time when autoimmune disorders, including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis, inflammatory bowel disease, and psoriasis, are being diagnosed with increasing frequency across the world
BJP demands high-level probe into alleged irregularities in Sanjeevini SHGs in Udupi district
Udupi police arrest three accused in ex-panchayat president murder case
Udupi Congress Leader David DSouza Murder: 3 Held, One Shot in Chase
Investigation has pointed to a financial dispute between DSouza and an out-of-state company in connection with work undertaken by him as the suspected motive
Prominent Businessman David DSouza Shot Dead in Udupi
Mumbai, August 7: On Friday, a well-known businessman and former head of the Mudarangadi Gram Panchayat, David DSouza, was shot dead by unknown assailants riding a motorcycle in Udupi district, Karnataka. The incident occurred in front of St. Francis Xavier Church in Pillar village, causing panic in the area. Initial reports indicate that two unidentified ... Read more Prominent Businessman David DSouza Shot Dead in Udupi
