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Dakshina Kannada health department issues notices to unregistered clinics conducting invasive treatments, warning of legal action under KPME Act.
Seven people have been arrested in Mangaluru in connection with an assault case involving a minor; investigation is ongoing under POCSO Act.
Tulu film Gajanana Cricketers is set for a January 2026 worldwide release after a star-studded Dubai audio launch and upcoming global premieres.
As I navigate the bustling streets of Mangalore, I’m constantly reminded of the vastly different transportation systems that exist in our world.
Mangalore Taluk KDP meeting reviews health, agriculture, education, and public welfare initiatives, urging timely implementation across departments.
Applications are open for 56 Anganwadi Worker and 221 Assistant posts across Dakshina Kannada. Deadline for online submission: October 10, 2025.
Pragya (18) of Katipalla went missing on September 1 after leaving for St. Aloysius College. Police have sought public help in tracing her.
Over 800 students and faculty received hands-on training in disaster response, victim rescue, and CBRN emergency management in Mangaluru.
Police arrest five, including airport staff, for stealing gold worth ₹4.5 lakh and cash from passenger baggage at Mangalore International Airport.
BJP counters bribery allegations by ex-MLA Ashok Kumar Rai, demanding evidence and a public oath over Puttur land sanction controversy.
Hindu organisations will hold a massive public meeting in Mangaluru on Sep 9 to protest police curbs on religious and cultural programmes.
After Dharmasthala Chalo, BJP leaders led by B Y Vijayendra visited Saujanya’s family in Belthangady, assuring support in their fight for justice.
Konkani film My Dear Father launched its songs and awarded scholarships during its premiere shows in Puttur and Deralakatte, winning wide acclaim.
St Joseph’s Institute of Philosophy and Mangalore University held an interreligious exposure visit to various places of worship around Mangaluru.
Puttur Tahsildar S B Koodalagi failed to appear before Lokayukta police for questioning in a bribery case linked to the Taluk Office.
Overcoming poverty and hardships, Sushmitha from Aranthodu has cleared the SSC-GD exam and secured a position in the Border Security Force.
Built at a cost of ₹5 crore, the Kadri Deer Park musical fountain has remained non-functional for five years due to technical and maintenance issues.
Leaders and devotees at Puttur’s Janaagraha Sabhe opposed alleged false propaganda against Dharmasthala temple and Dharmadhikari Veerendra Heggade.
Animal rescuer Tauseef Ahmed has launched a first aid kit drive to aid caretakers of stray cattle and small gaushalas during the monsoon season.
Ullal police arrested two men at Tachchani Ground, Talapady, seizing MDMA, mobile phones, and weighing equipment worth ₹95,500.