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There is a need to have a decentralized system to get rid of the problem of waste in the city: Chief Commissioner Gaurav Gupta

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Parmesh S Jain

A decentralized system for waste disposal in the city is needed.In this regard,the bulk waste generators and the bulk waste collection service providers within the BBMP area should take responsibility to get rid of the problem of bulk waste,said the Chief Commissioner,Gaurav Gupta.

Addressing a meeting held at the IPP center in Malleshwaram,today,to discuss the segregation and management of waste at source by bulk waste generators within the BBMP limits,he said that,almost 6000 Metric tonnes of waste is generated per day in the BBMP limits,and among which,1,500 tonnes of waste is being generated by bulk generators.

The problem of waste should be eradicated through a decentralized system for waste disposal even by these bulk waste generators.

Bulk waste generators must establish a waste segregation and management unit within their area of residence or property.

The Bulk waste generators include the residential bulk waste generators (includes the residential complexes which produce more than 100 kg of waste per day or number of units are more than 100 units.

Another category is the institutional bulk waste generators (it includes government institutions, religious,educational institutions,hotels,APMC like market yards,nursery,parks,lodges etc generating more than 100 kg of waste per day).

Further, the commercial ones which includes hotel-restaurants,marriage hall, mall, choultry, shopping complex,supermarket,club,auditorium, petrol bunk,food business operators like confectioneries or ice cream parlours etc.

All of these are supposed to follow solid waste management properly.If there is no separate space for solid waste management,then they can engage authorized waste processing companies to transport the waste to a specific location.But, everything must be in a systematic manner, he said.

If the bulk waste generators does not have space to do in situ composting or set up small Bio Meth plant then they are required to hand over such waste to the Bulk Waste Empanelled Vendors only who are required to collect the waste and process it at their units set up by them exclusively to cater to bulk waste.

Special Commissioner,Dr.Harish Kumar,Joint Commissioner,Parashuram Shinnalkar, Superintendent Engineer,Basavaraj Kabade, Senior Environmental Officer of Karnataka State, Pollution Control Board, Yathish,bulk waste collecting organisations,Chairmans of RWAs, Managers of Dry Waste collection centres,BBMP officials were present in the meeting.

Key accused gets bail in assault case

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Parmesh S Jain

The Kerala High Court on Monday granted bail to a key accused in the 2017 actress assault case in which actor Dileep is also an accused.

The Court granted relief to fourth accused Vijeesh, who was allegedly involved in the crime.

Last week, the High Court had denied bail to Sunil N S also known as ‘Pulsar Suni, who is the main accused in the case.

The actress-victim, who has worked in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam films, was abducted and allegedly molested in her car for two hours by some persons who had forced their way into the vehicle on the night of February 17, 2017 and later escaped in a busy area.

The entire act was filmed by those persons to blackmail the actress.There are 10 accused in the 2017 case and police have arrested seven. Dileep was arrested subsequently and released on bail.

‘Bhajans to counter azaan,Says Sri Ram Sene Chief Pramod Mutalik,wants mosque loudspeakers banned

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Parmesh S Jain

After halaal cut and preventing muslims vendors to do business in and around the temples, pro-hindu activists have launched campaign against azaan .

Sri Rama Sene Chief Pramod Mutalik and his associates warned the government to remove mics or loudspeakers from mosque which are causing noise pollution and problem to students and aged persons,failing which they would intensify the protest .

The campaign includes playing bhajans at temples everyday at 5 am to counter azan.

Six months ago we had submitted memorandum and requested government to take legal action against the mosques using mics,but nothing has been done, so far.

The campaign is to counter the use of loud speaker and mics in mosques extensively especially during the month of Ramazan.

Meanwhile members of Hindu Kannadiga organization claimed that they will start singing om namah shivaya and Jai Shriram chants at Anjaneya swamy temple in the outskirts of the city at 5 am everyday .

Reacting to this,City police Commissioner Kamal Pant,said that all the places of worship require to strictly follow the directions of the High court .

Any violations attracts contempt proceedings and legal action.He further said that action will also be taken against temple management under violation and contempt he added.

Salman Khan challenges summons issued by Mumbai court on journalist’s plaint in HC

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Bollywood actor Salman Khan

MUMBAI: Actor Salman Khan has approached the Bombay High Court challenging the process (summons) issued to him by a lower court in connection with the alleged misbehaviour with a journalist in 2019.

The actor in his plea has sought the HC to quash the lower court order issuing process and has also sought for the process (summons) to be stayed by the way of interim relief.

Journalist Ashok Pandey had filed a private complaint before the magistrate’s court seeking criminal action to be initiated against Salman Khan and Shaikh.

Metropolitan Magistrate R R Khan had on March 23 issued process to Salman and Shaikh after noting that a police report submitted in the matter stated that offences under Indian Penal Code Sections 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace) and 506 (criminal intimidation) are made out against the accused persons.

Pandey had alleged that the actor had snatched his mobile phone while cycling on a Mumbai street when some media persons started clicking his photos.

The actor had allegedly entered into an argument and threatened him, Pandey said in his complaint. The magistrate’s court had earlier directed the D N Nagar police here to conduct an inquiry and submit a report.

After perusing the report, the court held that there were sufficient grounds to proceed against the accused persons.

The issuance of a process marks the beginning of criminal proceedings before a metropolitan or judicial magistrate based on a complaint lodged by an individual.

The magistrate court issues the process if it finds prima facie substance in the allegations made in the complaint. Once the process is issued, the accused persons have to appear before the court.

Avesh Khan bowls brilliant 18th over as Lucknow Super Giants beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 12 runs

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NAVI MUMBAI: Lucknow Super Giants paid 25 times more than his base price of Rs 20 lakh to get Avesh Khan’s services in IPL-15.

The move was worth it as his excellent bowling acted as the catalyst for his team’s 12-run win over Sunrisers Hyderabad here on Monday.

Heading into the lucrative T20 league as the most expensive uncapped Indian player, Avesh picked up four big wickets for only 24 runs and bowled a brilliant 18th over to turn the match decisively in LSG’s favour.

Asked to bat first, skipper KL Rahul and Deepak Hooda struck useful half-centuries to lift Lucknow Super Giants to 169 for seven after a disastrous start.

Chasing 170, Kane Williamson’s (16) innovation brought him two fours and a six but he paid the price for going overboard, his ramp shot off Avesh finding a sliding Andrew Tye at short fine leg in the fourth over with SRH score reading 25 for one.

Avesh brought about Abhishek Sharma’s downfall with a change in pace as the batter failed to read it while trying to loft him.

As Sharma made his way back to the dugout, last-game’s half centurion Aiden Markram walked out to join Rahul Tripathi in the middle, and the two began rebuilding the SRH innings.

Placed at 51 for two at the end of the seventh over, Tripathi used Tye’s pace to hit the Australian bowler for three fours and then, using his wrists, smashed Krunal Pandya (2/27) for a six over fine leg.

A quite 10th over was, however, followed by the dismissal of Markram, the bowler being Krunal.

Going strong at 44 off 30 balls, Tripathi tried to slog sweep Krunal and hit straight to deep mid-wicket, where Ravi Bishnoi was stationed.

Nicholas Pooran smashed Krunal over long-on for six and then carted Jason Holder (3/34) for 15 runs to bring the equation down to 50 form the last 30 balls.

Andrew Tye kept it fairly tight in the 17th over, giving not more than eight runs, before Pooran hoicked Avesh Khan over deep square leg for a maximum.

However, Avesh had the last laugh as Pooran mistimed his knee-high full toss.

Earlier, after his team lost three wickets for just 27 runs in the powerplay, Rahul (68 off 50 balls) found an able ally in Hooda (51 off 33 balls) and added 87 runs for the fourth wicket to revive the innings.

Rahul hit six fours and a six, while Hooda found the fence three times and also cleared it thrice.

Coming back from a long break after playing their opener last Tuesday, SRH made a dream start and left the Super Giants in all sorts of trouble early on.

Making a strong comeback after the pounding in his team’s heavy defeat against Rajasthan Royals, Washington Sundar (2/28) was handed the new ball and he delivered in his very first over, and SRH’s second, dismissing the dangerous Quinton de Kock with his off-break bowling on a grassy pitch that prompted Kane Williamson to put two slips when Bhuvneshwar Kumar started the proceedings.

Backed to bowl in the powerplay despite going for plenty in the previous game, Washington got de Kock (1) to chip one to Williamson at cover.

Few moments later, Washington had Evin Lewis (1) trapped in front of the wicket after the swashbuckling West Indian batter failed to execute his slog sweep.

It was another huge wicket for SRH given Lewis’ blazing, match-winning knock against Chennai Super Kings last Thursday.

Manish Pandey struck Romario Shepherd for a four and a six but then, going for one too many, ended up lobbing a catch to mid-on in the same over to leave LSG in a spot of bother.

Spurred by the early success, Williamson effected bowling changes frequently but he may have delayed by at least an over in introducing the attacking T Natarajan while opting for Abdul Samad’s innocuous, part-time seam up stuff at the DY Patil Stadium.

The pacy Umran Malik consistently hit 145 kmps but also leaked plenty of runs, allowing KL Rahul and Deepak Hooda to settle down and revive LSG’s innings.

Having withstood the early reverses, the duo of Rahul and Hooda went about their task in a professional manner, finding the boundaries as well as running the singles and twos as the 100 came up in the 14th over with Malik going for 16 runs.

Shepherd broke the partnership when he had Hooda caught in the deep to signal the arrival of the in-form Ayush Badoni (19 off 12), who got into the groove with a boundary.

Kerala govt makes valuation of buildings mandatory for land registration

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Parmesh S Jain

The Kerala stamp act directs that the value of buildings must be assessed based on Public Work Department’s rate and added while registering title deeds.

Earlier, this rule was made mandatory for flats and apartments.Gradually, all buildings except palm-thatched huts are also brought under this rule.

The Kerala government ordered that value of buildings must be given on title deeds for all land transactions.

As per the rule,the land will be registered after documenting the exact value of the building.But it is observed that nobody is following this rule.

As the government made it mandatory to strictly follow the rule for all land transactions,the registration department was benefited during the last financial year.Income from this also increased revenue of the department.

Approved engineers must examine the building and issue an evaluation certificate for completing the land registration.

With this,8 per cent of stamp duty and 2 per cent of the registration fee must be paid for buildings during land registration.

Years ago,the government had issued an order to make valuation certificate of PWD mandatory for land registration.

But people and officials continued to violate the rule.In some places,the value of buildings was marked as Rs 50 per square feet on title deeds.

After noting this illegal practice, the registration department gave strict directions to registrars.

Following this,land owners started to add the exact value of buildings while registering title deeds.

Complaints on determining value of buildings :

Meanwhile,many people have raised complaints about assessing the value of buildings on their land.

While determining the price, the age of the building must be considered.Sometimes,there is delay in estimating the value when the buildings do not have the number.

Engineers approved by the registration department are refusing to issue valuation certificates fearing action from the department over lapses.

Though the department identified over 3000 engineers for this purpose,only 800 are issuing these certificates.

Prevent departure of PUBG playmate Boy makes fake bomb threat at Bengaluru railway station

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Parmesh S Jain

A 12-year-old PUBG addicted boy make a hoax call about a bomb being planted at the Yelahanka railway station to delay the departure of his classmate which would cause him to stop playing.

Senior officer told media persons,On March 30, a 12-year-old boy from Bengaluru allegedly made a bomb threat call to the Railway Police Helpline.

He claimed to have kept a bomb at the Yelahanka railway station.The authorities promptly responded and shut down the station for 90 minutes, but found it to be a hoax.

Panic was gripped among the staff members of Yelahanka railway station when unidentified caller informed that a bomb has been planted at the station which would explode in any time.

security personnel swung into action and conducting a drill to conclude the call was not only hoax but the caller is a 12-year-old school boy who made a call out of PUBG inspiration.

The railway police traced the boy to his house in Vinayaka Nagar and found that the boy was addicted to PUBG mobile game and made the call for fun.

The police recorded the statement of the boy and his father who runs a provision store and let off the boy .

We have submitted a detailed report to the higher authorities on this incident seeking necessary action, a police officer said adding that the boy and his parents have been warned not to repeat the blunder said a senior officer.

No compromise with crime and criminals: CM Bommai announces Rs.5 cr for Police welfare Fund

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Parmesh S Jain

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has announced Rs5 cr grant for the Police Welfare Fund.

Participating in the Police Flag Day celebrations, Bommai said, crime can be controlled if the Police function without any compromise with crime and criminals.

The State government is proud of its Police force and I wish the State Police rises to the top spot in the country.

Conscience and humanity are important

Maintaining peace,order in the society and ensuring the security of the people is the duty of the Police department.

Discipline,efficiency and integrity is very important in the force.

Our Police force is known for its conscience, impartiality and humanitarian qualities.

Conscience and humanitarian ideals are important to ensure peace and social order, Bommai said.

Forensic laboratories play an important role in crime detection and nabbing the criminals.Police stations with Forensic, Narcotics and Cyber labs have been opened in Bengaluru.

Stations in Hubballi and Ballari too are being upgraded,he said and instructed upgradation of Forensic labs in Shivamogga and other places.

Strengthening the Intelligence

Intelligence of the Police too is very important. The intelligence wing of the Police would be strengthened by a new training system and additional staff strength,Bommai said.

Welfare programme

State government has taken several initiatives for the welfare of Police personnel.Better health services,bandobast allowance,promotions, approval for construction of 10000 houses,and grant of Rs100 cr for health services for the Police are among them, Bommai said.

Police Modernisation

State government has made full utilisation of grants by the Centre for Police modernisation. A huge modernisation programme is needed to prevent cyber crimes and drug running.

We need to change the situation where crime leads the law to a situation where the law is ahead of the crime and criminals,” Bommai said.

War against Narcotics

Karnataka Police have declared a war against narcotics.Karnataka Police have set a record in seizure of narcotics in the country.

Criminals are being punished under the new rules.The war against narcotics should go on relentlessly,Awareness should be created among school and college students against drug addiction,he said.

Collector Divya S Iyer breaks into dance with college students, video goes viral

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Parmesh S Jain

A district collector in Kerala is winning hearts online for taking a step further and joining college students in a flash mob.

Pathanamthitta district collector Divya S Iyer enthralled everyone by dancing with students of Catholicate College who were busy preparing for an arts festival.

Grooving to ‘Nagada Sang Dhol’ from Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s magnum opus,Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela,she delighted not just the people at the venue but also those who watched her performance online.

A video of the IAS officer dancing with students quickly went viral across social media platforms, with one on Facebook garnering millions of views.

Sources says the impromptu performance happened when the collector had arrived at the district stadium to oversee the preparations for the arts festival of Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam.

The flash mob was in its closing stages,but the IAS officer did not shy away from jumping on the bandwagon.

Iyer,who was present with her baby and other family members,was enjoying the performance when some students came to ask if she would be willing to join the dance.

Talking to the media persons the IAS officer said, Since I enjoy dancing and singing very much, they did not have to persuade me much.

I thought I’d just do a few steps,but their energy was immense.That energy is the whole essence of flash mobs,Iyer said, adding that she had no idea the video of her dance had gone viral.

Netizens were quite impressed not only by her gesture but also by her talent,saying it was evident that her graceful moves came from years of training in classical dances.

Reports says Iyer won several titles in Kuchipudi, Odissi and Kathakali during her school and college days.

Amit Shah lauds progressive programmes of Bommai’s government

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Parmesh S jain

Karnataka is the only state to establish an exclusive cooperative bank for the milk producers:Union minister for Cooperation Amit Shah

The Karnataka government’s initiative to establish ‘Nandini Ksheera Samridhi Sahakara Bank’ under the leadership of Basavaraj Bommai received huge appreciation from Union minister for Cooperation and Home Amit Shah.

Karnataka is the only state in the country to set up an exclusive bank for the milk producers,” Shah said lauding the progressive development works formulated by the Bommai government.

Shah in his address after launching the Logo of the cooperative bank said, “Karnataka’s cooperative movement is among the most successful ones in the country.

Karnataka state stands in the ‘A’ category of the States which have achieved success in the cooperative sector.

Karnataka’s cooperative movement will be written in golden letters for its success.i am confident that the cooperative movement in the state will reach every village,Amit Shah said.

The setting up of the Ksheera Samridhi Bank would boost rural development.Farmers would be made Atmanirbhar through distribution of credit cards for milk producers.

Co-operative sector would be strengthened in every village of the State, Shah said.

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