Drinking water supply project hits roadblock? The ADB-funded drinking water supply project of Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development and Finance Corporation (KUIDFC) from Thumbe to the City appears to be facing another roadblock with the contractors sticking to their point that they could not continue the work until fresh tenders are assigned.
Yenepoya institutions get deemed varsity status The Yenepoya University run by the Mangalore based Islamic Academy of Education, has been granted the status of deemed university by the University Grants Commission and Union Ministry of Human Resource Development under Section 3A of the UGC act (1956).
Renovate public opinion on police, says ADGP As many as 3,000 police personnel have been appointed in the last 20 months. As many as 701 personnel have been recruited for the Indian Reserve Battalion, first of its kind in Karnataka...
Study history of economics , Dr Thingalaya said that though the region itself has rich history of economics and banking, the students are not being taught about the same. A subject on history of banking must be incorporated in the syllabus for the students of economics, finance etc.
ALLEGATIONS ARE FALSE
Kulshekar parish council denies charges A complaint filed by Shanthi Samiti against the Kulshekar parish priest charging him with certain allegations, following a drift between a section of youth in the region and the priest is far from truth, said Parish Council Vice-President Victor Vas.
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