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Mangaluru protest condemns arrest of two Catholic nuns in Chhattisgarh, demands their release and protection of minority rights under Article 25.
Rev. Dr Michael Santhumayor takes charge as Administrator of three Father Muller colleges in Mangaluru, promising visionary and faith-rooted leadership.
To strengthen public confidence and reinforce law and order in Dakshina Kannada district, the Rapid Action Force (RAF), in coordination with local police, conducted a route march.
PM Narendra Modi, a proud representative of the Ganiga community, has worked relentlessly over the past 11 years to elevate India’s global standing and build a robust nation, said Brijesh Chowta.
The invitation card for the 4th Annual Sri Krishna Janmashtami Mosaru Kudike Utsav, organized by the Samuhika Sri Krishna Janmashtami Samiti, Bappalige-Singani.
In a unique initiative, Anganwadi centres across Dakshina Kannada district have begun forming alumni associations, much like schools and colleges, to improve facilities.
Vittal Police have arrested three individuals for allegedly stealing cash from roadside donation boxes placed near places of worship in Kanyana village, Bantwal taluk.
In a swift operation based on reliable intelligence, Sullia Police led by PSI Santosh Kumar BP (Law & Order) seized two trucks transporting laterite stones without valid documentation.
Aati should be seen as more than a time for enjoying traditional dishes—it represents resilience, heritage, and well-being, said Athrady Amrutha Shetty, member of the Dr Shivaram Karanth Trust.
With the monsoon retreating and clearer skies overhead, Mangaluru’s fishing harbour is regaining its energy as the city’s fishing community gears up for a fresh season at sea.
The Gulf Retirees Association – Mangaluru held its annual general body meeting on July 29 at the Jamiatul Falah Auditorium, Kankanady, under the leadership of Hamza Muttur.
A number of individuals suffered injuries on Saturday after a private bus lost control and collided with the compound wall of the KSRTC bus stand in Vittal.
To manage the anticipated surge in passenger traffic during the Onam festival, Southern Railway has scheduled a series of special trains between Mangaluru Junction and Thiruvananthapuram.
VK Furniture’s 4th online fancy dress contest celebrates Independence Day with prizes, songs, and patriotic speeches.
Government first-grade colleges in the Mangaluru division are likely to face a faculty crunch, as the appointment of guest lecturers for the new academic year has been delayed.
In a press meet held at the Mangaluru Press Club, Jayashreekrishna Parisara Premi Samiti, an NGO committed to the upliftment of Karnataka’s coastal belt.
KCO Trust will award scholarships worth ₹10 lakh to 56 deserving students on 17 Aug in Mangaluru, as part of its Pearl Jubilee celebrations.
To safeguard the GSB Konkani dialect and bring it into the digital realm, the World Konkani Centre in Shaktinagar has launched the Konkani Text Corpus Project,
Startling revelations from Karnataka’s Belthangady have reignited outrage in the Dharmasthala mass burial case. An RTI inquiry has revealed that between 2000 and 2015
A heated altercation broke out near the Kankanady bypass involving an auto-rickshaw driver and a car driver, reportedly due to a dispute over right of way.