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BBMP Revenue Inspector convicted & sentenced 5 years rigorous imprisonment by city civil court

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Parmesh S JAIN

The 23rd city civil and session court on Tuesday convicted BBMP revenue inspector in a trap case and sentenced him to undergo 5 year of rigorous imprisonment and fine of Rs 40,000.

The convicted officer Nagendra was working in ARO office in Begur sub division and demanded Rs 20,000 from a resident for an official favour.

Unable to pay the resident approached the ACB following which the officials trapped Nagendra red handed while receiving the bribe on August 2017.

The ACB officials filed a chargesheet before the court on November 2018 and based on information and evidence the court sentenced the revenue inspector to rigorous imprisonment.

‘Vishukaineettam’: Malabar Milma to give additional Rs 4 per litre to dairy farmers

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Parmesh S Jain

Malabar Milma will give Rs 14.8 cr to the dairy farmers across 1200 milk cooperative societies as ‘Vishukaineettam’.

The amount will be given as an additional payment for the milk supply.Hence,a farmer will get Rs 4 per litre as extra payment.

Milma will also give a special allowance of Rs 1 per litre to the employees.A total of Rs 2 cr will be distributed under this category.

It is for the first time in the history of Milma, such a huge amount is distributed to the dairy farmers, said Milma chairman KS Mani while addressing a press meet here.

Over 3 cr litres of milk were processed as milk powder within 2 years due to the COVID crisis.

Though Milma incurred a loss of Rs 50 cr, it didn’t stop collecting milk from the farmers.

The price of the collected milk was distributed every 10 days without fail.

The chairman informed that market diversification also strengthened Milma.

He launched Milma’s new products ‘Chakkapayasam’ mix and butter rusk in the market. Milma also started the sale of ready to eat paneer butter masala also in a trial basis.

This will be available in the market soon, said Milma chairman.

Four including woman injured in freak accident

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Parmesh S JAIN

Four people including a woman injured in a freak accident due to lift cable snapped and they fell from 1st floor within the lift Car in an apartment on avenue road on Monday.

The injured identified as Sridevi 45,sustained multiple fractures,Gopinath,49,Pradeep,30 and Naresh 36,sustained multiple fractures admitted to hosmat hospital .

All injuries are due to sudden and forceful impact of the body, Dr.Ajith Benedict rayan,Medical director,said.

The incident occurred at the Voice of Silver,54,CT Street,Avenue Road on Monday evening.

Sridevi is admitted in ICU as she has multiple fractures while Naresh and Gopinath will undergo emergency surgeries.

All the patients are stable and responding to treatment,Dr.Royan,said reporters

Don’t let your guard down, pandemic isn’t over yet: Karnataka Health Minister Sudhakar asks people to be through with vaccination amid XE variant fear

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Parmesh S Jain

Strict screening and surveillance on travellers from 8 countries witnessing spike in cases

164th TAC Summary:

1.Special surveillance of International passengers.

• The international arrivals from these countries-China,Hong Kong,South Korea, Vietnam,Japan,Thailand,Germany,Italy,Australia, UK shall be subjected to following measures of surveillance.

• At the Airport -Thermal screening and checking of 2 dose/full vaccination certificate.

• At the residence-Daily tele-monitoring for Covid-19 symptoms and testing.

• Genomic surveillance of those who test positive.

  1. Advisory on face masking in public areas.

• It is recommended to wear face mask in public areas particularly in closed spaces,crowds and during close conversations.

  1. Ongoing clinical surveillance at Victoria hospital.

• Clinical surveillance for new symptoms and emergence of new variant is in progress.

  1. Surveillance in animals for Covid-19.

• It is recommended to initiate this in collaboration with Institute of Animal Health and Veterinary biological,Hebbal,Bengaluru.

  1. Ongoing sewage surveillance.

• ICMR in collaboration with BBMP is conducting sewage surveillance for Covid-19 and this shall be correlated with Covid-19 testing results in the corresponding areas.

Please ensure that all your vaccination doses are completed at the earliest,urged Health Minister K Sudhakar after an meeting with the COVID-19 Technical Advisory Committee amid a rise in of cases of the XE variant of COVID-19 in some foreign countries.

Speaking to reporters after the meeting Minister Sudhakar stated that there was an increase XE variant COVID-19 cases in 8 different countries including China,Hong Kong,South Korea,UK and Germany.

Additionally,he also stated that there was an increase of XE cases in Delhi and Haryana.

After the meeting Sudhakar said that the TAC has suggested thermal screening,strict surveillance, mandatory quarantine for a period of 7-10 days for passengers arriving from these eight countries.

Govt will soon release guidelines regarding this. Additionally, he urged people to wear masks, stating that IIT Kanpur has predicted another COIVD-19 wave around June and July.

He stressed on the fact that many haven’t completed their second dose.

4.77 crore (98%) of people under the 60+ category have taken the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine and only 49% of people have taken their precautionary dose.

There already is a declined immunity in this age group.I urge everyone to please complete all doses,” Minister Sudhakar said.

“Some have blamed the government for the COVID-19 wave and shortage of vaccine in the past.

Now,there is an adequate supply and we have made several requests to people to take the vaccine.People should take the vaccine and cooperate with the government,he added.

He said that among the 15-17 age group, 25,11,407 people out of 30,00,000 had taken the vaccine amounting to 79% and only 65% had taken the second dose.

Among the 12-14 age group,only 13,96,000 children have received the vaccine out of 20,00,000 amounting to 69%.

He urged parents to have their children vaccinated.As there are no vaccines for young kids,Sudhakar said that 5000 children will be tested across the state as per the recommendation of the TAC.

Price cap must be followed

We have received complaints of some hospitals overcharging for vaccines.The government will not tolerate this.

A high-level meeting has been held and committee has been formed in this regard. The capped prices for CT scans,MRI etc.

Must be considered as the new prices for future and not just for COVID-19.All officers have been given instructions in this regard.

Labs should not charge higher cost than the cap fixed by the government.If this rule is violated, the government has the right to revoke the license of the lab or hospital,he said.

Another school in Bengaluru receives bomb threat email

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Parmesh S Jain

The Cubbon park police on Monday carried a combing operation at the bishop cotton girl’s school premises following a complaint from the management about the threat mail received on April 8.

Senior officer with other squads rushed to the spot and said The management got to know about the mail on Monday and alerted the police.

The police along with bomb detection unit and canine squad rushed to the spot as per the procedure and carried out extensive search.

The police have also taken up a complaint and the cyber crime division police are trying to track down the sender.

The school was not functioning when they received the mail and did not check until Monday said a senior officer.

Commissioner of police Kamal Pant,after the monthly parade for the officers and staff said that the parade was not commenced from long time after 5 months we have conducted a parade and rewarded around 400 officers and staff for the good work done by them.

When asked about the bomb threat email case he said reporters the teams are investigating the case in all angles and are in touch with other agencies and they are clarifying it and are in full swing.

Release of CCB uniform (caps and jackets) by Commissioner of Police,Kamal Pant today said Joint CP Crime,Raman Gupta.

Notorious habitual HBT offender arrested stolen valuables worth Rs.9 lakh recovered by KG Halli police

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Parmesh S JAIN

The KG Halli police on Monday arrested a 38-year-old habitual offender and recovered stolen valuables worth Rs.9 lakh from him.

The accused has been identified as,Akram Nazeer.

Senior officer told reporters,the crime team of KG Halli police were on patrolling in the area in their jurisdiction limits in Venkateshpura area they noticed a person moving suspeciously near a pawn shop.

The team kept a close watch on him without giving any hint to him as they were in plain clothes the team followed his movements and when they got more suspicious on his movements.

The crime team approached him to question him why he is moving near pawn shop on suspect the
team frisked him and found a gold chain when questioned him whose it is as he dint produce any documents the team brought him to the station for questioning.

A Detailed questioning led him to confess that he had burgled the house in hi neighborhood and stolen gold valuables worth Rs 9 lakh.

Based on his confession the KG Halli police inspector,and his team recovered the stolen valuables and solved a house break case reported in their jurisdiction.

The accused has been taken into custody for further investigation.

Finally Bengaluru Police commissioner,Kamal Pant has appreciated Addl CP East,A subramanyeshwara Rao,DCP,East,Dr Bheemashankar S Guled,ACP,Jagadish KS,PI, Santhosh Kumar L,PSIs,as,Babu Reddy,Rajesh H,and Dundappa Neginal,and crime staff as,Iman Sab Karikati,Shakeel Ahmed,Shashikanth,Anil V,Megharaj and others has been appreciated for the commendable job and exemplary work done by them their alert and pro active on duty helped to nab notorious habitual offender a suitable reward will be given to whole team he added.

Violence or taking law into the hands will not be tolerated: CM Bommai

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Parmesh S Jain

Ours is a government formed according to the Constitution.We are working with the spirit of law, order and equality.

There is no problem in spreading one’s thoughts. But the government will not tolerate if one takes law into one’s hands or indulges in violence.This message has been sent very clearly, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said.

Speaking to media persons at the Udupi helipad Bommai said,our government is functioning according to the laws.It is our duty to protect the law.

Replying to a question about Hindu Task Force being formed in Mangaluru against Love Jihad, Bommai said,there are laws to deal with everything.

Some of these laws were passed by the previous governments.We are not formulating any new rules.

Our work should speak

Reacting to opposition’s charge that the Chief Minister has turned dumb for the developments happening in the State, Bommai said,my actions are speaking.We should not speak. Our work should speak.

We know what decisions should be taken and what action to be taken at what time.I need not learn any lessons from them.

These are the people who dropped cases at the government level against those who were facing direct charges of murder.Where was their duty consciousness then?”Bommai asked.

Ours is a peaceful progressive State.We know how to protect this State.We will show it through our deeds,Bommai said.

Replying to a question about Siddaramaiah’s statement,Bommai said,many Hindu youth were killed during his tenure as the Chief Minister.

He withdrew the cases against the outfits which were accused of having a role in them.Had he lost his senses then?Bommai said.

When asked whether he would ban these outfits, Bommai just said,you will see it in the coming days.

Sri Murugha Sharana’s birthday would be celebrated as ‘Equality Day’ : CM Bommai

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Parmesh S JAIN

Sri Murugha Sharana Seer’s birthday would henceforth be celebrated as the ‘Equality Day’ by the State government,Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said.

The Chief Minister was speaking at the Birthday celebrations of Sri Shivamurthy Murugha Sharana of Chitradurga Mutt which is being celebrated as ‘Equality Day.’

It is ideal to celebrate the Day as ‘Equality Day’ as Dr. Shivamurthy Murugha Sharana pontiff has been striving to spread the ideals of Basavanna.

The seer has been the voice of the voiceless and serving the cause of the weaker sections, Bommai said.

This country has a history of 5000 years. A society with conscience and character will take the country to the pinnacle of glory.

There are many preachers in the country, but what is needed is putting them into practice, Bommai said.

Niranjananandapuri Swamiji of Kanaka Guru Peetha, Murugha Sharana of Chitradurga Mutt, Siddalinga Swami of Siddaganga Mutt and other dignitaries were present.

How To Make Passive Income With Blogging

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By Zahid H Javali

Blogging income is growing year after year. Starting a blog and monetising it can be one of the best ways to build up passive income. The number of bloggers is forever increasing. So, creating your own niche is the best bet. I am going to talk about how you can make passive income with blogging in this article. By the end of this post, you will know how to start a blog and make money from it using different methods. So, let’s get started!

Take full advantage of Google Adsense

This is a program that allows anyone to sign up and place a code on their website. Once placed, Google will display ads on your website. You earn money when users click on those ads. 

AdSense is by far one of the best ways for any beginner to start making passive income with a blog or website. But remember that blogging is a marathon, not a sprint. You won’t make much money from it until your blog has good traffic. Once your content gains traction and respectability, money will start to trickle in.

To take full advantage of AdSense, be sure to post new content consistently. Aim for 2-3 times a week at first. Optimise your content to appear higher on the search results pages (SERPs). As traffic increases and readership goes up, so will your AdSense earnings!

Generate your own traffic from blog content

You don’t need a lot of money to make passive income. You can make money with your blog while you sleep. A blog is like a website. But instead of making money from ads, you make money from people clicking on the links in your content.

To start a blog for some passive income, here are the steps:

  • Pick a niche or area that interests you. Don’t pick a niche that is too competitive. Avoid starting blogs on finance, food, travel, sports, fashion, technology, health, or news. 
  • Decide what you’ll write about. Come up with an interesting topic related to your interest area. For example, if you’re interested in fishing, then write about it. This topic must be generating traffic online. No point in writing about something that results in little to no traffic. To find out, use a tool like Google Trends to find out the number of searches for that keyword phrase. For example “homeschooling” would show up when someone searches for “homeschooling near me”.
  • Write at least one article per month with this keyword phrase. This is blogging. Blogs also contain photos, embedded videos, and infographics to draw more attention. Blogs tend to do well when you update them often with fresh content. The ranking of your article goes up on Google when people click on the link. Write different articles every time to keep the reader on your website. 

Choose a topic that has the potential to generate a lot of interest

When choosing a topic, choose one that has the potential to generate much interest. You won’t be able to make money off your blog if it is a topic that no one cares about.

You want to choose a niche (or topic) that you are passionate about. The more you enjoy the process, the more likely you will be able to stick with it and keep going.

Here are some super profitable niches that have worked in the past. If you choose any of these broad categories, pick a topic that is less competitive to stand out:

  • Personal finance
  • Health
  • Travel
  • Technology/gadgets
  • News/politics/current events
  • Parenting/family life (i.e., Mommy Bloggers)
  • Pets (dogs, cats, etc.)
  • Sports (fantasy football is huge!)
  • Food (recipes, cooking tips)
  • Fashion/style

Ask for advice for free

If you want to make money with your blog, but don’t have any money to spend on it, use the free resources online. You can use Google (or Bing) and search for some free advice on the topic of making passive income with your blog. You can also ask your friends and family for advice, or look for answers on forums. Both should be free options as well. You could also use social media to ask for advice. The best bets would be the many blogger groups on Discord, Slack, Facebook, and LinkedIn. 

Leverage your credibility by linking to blogs run by experts

Guest blogging is best in this space. The more people share their ideas and thoughts about passive income, the better it gets! Linking to other blogs written by experts on similar topics is gold. It is another great way to leverage your credibility—and help increase that of others in your niche as well. But, don’t link back only for the sake of personal exposure. The blogs you link should always be relevant to your subject matter.

Guest blog for other blogs with high authority

Now that you have your own blog, it’s time to write some content. You can start with a guest post on a blog with high authority. This is a great way to attract readers to your own blog. But make sure you choose blogs in the same niche as your own. And, of course, make sure that you write awesome posts!

Join in on a discussion on Twitter, Facebook or in an online forum

Do a little research to find relevant hashtags and online forums. Researching “blogging ideas” will give you some indications of the topics people like. So, find what people are talking about and join the conversation. You can also search Twitter, Facebook, or other industry-specific websites for more ideas.

Work on your communication skills so that you can get your message across. If you know how to use effective words, it’ll be easier for readers to understand your ideas and opinions.

Blogging can be a great way to create passive income

Blogging is a great way to generate passive income and make money from the internet. Blogging is the practice of writing an article on a topic and publishing it on the web. Through engaging articles, you build loyal followers.

It is possible to make passive income blogging, but you can’t expect instant results. You have to put in the time and figure out a way to get the most out of your blog. Be prepared to keep working at it, because it takes time to see any results.

Conclusion

Running a blog can be gratifying and profitable. Things are especially good for those who have things to promote. Such as a product, service or business. You don’t even need prior experience as an author. All you need is patience, persistence, and passion. 

About The Author

Zahid H Javali runs Residents Watch, a hyper-local news website on Bengaluru neighbourhoods, and Write Wing Media, a content marketing firm that helps businesses drive traffic to their websites through high quality blogs.

Dharam Sansad hate speech case: SC raps Uttarakhand on hate speech ahead of event in Roorkie

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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday rapped Uttarakhand government on the preventive measures at the Dharam Sansad event to be held in Roorkie tomorrow.  

“Uttarakhand submits that all preventive measures have been taken in this matter and the concerned authority are confident that no such statements would be made in the event. All such steps will be taken in this regard. This shall be placed on record by the chief secretary…” Justice AM Khanwilkar said.

The Chief Secretary of the state of Uttarakhand has been asked to take preventive measures and place the details on record by May 9.

The top court expressed anguish when state of Uttarakhand’s counsel said that the matters are being effectively dealt by the concerned authorities.

“We are doing our duty… There is a colour being painted on a certain community. The community you are trying to protect is also doing this. We are taking steps… We are registering FIRs and taking actions.” The counsel said.

The top court came down heavily on this and said that FIRs are registered after the event has take place, and they are concerned with the preventive measures in the matter. 

“There is no problem of trust. What we see on the ground is a different thing. This is not the way you address this…We don’t want to your assurance, you’ll be held accountable if something like that happens again. You are not doing a favour to anyone but abiding by our instructions.” The court orally remarked. 

The Supreme Court on April 22 had asked Delhi Police to file a better affidavit on the alleged hate speech at the Dharam sansad event in Delhi. 

Delhi Police in an affidavit filed before the apex court has denied the allegations of hate speech in Dharam sansad events held in Delhi during December 2021.

The top court was hearing the petition that sought probe into allegations of hate speech at the “dharam sansad” in Haridwar and Delhi in December 2021.

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