JD(S) MLC and Kannada film producer S Nagaraj (Sandesh Nagaraju)

Bengaluru: JD(S) MLC and Kannada film producer S Nagaraj (Sandesh Nagaraju) on Friday said he will join the BJP.

“I have not been in touch with the JD(S) for the last one-and-half years, but I’m a JD(S) legislator (MLC) till January 5, 2022, there is no doubt about it. What’s next.. let’s see what Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and senior leader B S Yediyurappa decide,” Nagaraj said.

Speaking to reporters at the state BJP office here, he said, “I will come to BJP, there is no doubt about it…Bommai and Yediyurappa have to decide and accept me.”

Kolar: Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Friday said his party is opposed to forcible religious conversion.

The Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka assembly, however, said those wanting to undergo religious conversion voluntarily should not be stopped.

“If anyone is involved in forcible religious conversion, we are also opposed to it. Religious conversion should not be done forcefully, we are opposed to it,” Siddaramaiah said.

Speaking to reporters here, he said, “No one can stop if anyone wants to go for religious conversion voluntarily and they should not be stopped.”

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday had said the government is seriously considering bringing in a law against religious conversion either by force or through inducement in the state.

State Home Minister Araga Jnanendra too last week told the legislative assembly that the government was mulling enacting a law to regulate religious conversion, as a ruling BJP MLA from Hosadurga Goolihatti Shekhar said his own mother has converted to Christianity falling prey to inducement.

BJP-ruled states like Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh already have laws to prevent forcible religious conversion.

Bengaluru: Karnataka BJP core committee will meet on October 3 to discuss the party’s strategy and candidates for the coming bypolls to Sindgi and Hangal assembly segments.

The bypolls will be held on October 30 and counting of votes will be taken up on November 2.

“Arun Singh (BJP national General Secretary in-charge of Karnataka) is coming to the state. On October 3 there will be a core committee meeting and on that day all matters related to the bypolls will be discussed,” Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said on Friday.

According to BJP sources, candidates are likely to be finalised that day and will sent to the high command for approval.

The by-elections have been necessitated as the seats fell vacant following the death of Sindgi JD(S) legislator M C Manguli and BJP’s C M Udasi from Hangal.

While the filling of nominations began today, October 8 is the last day for it. Scrutiny will take place on October 11. October 13 is the last day for withdrawal.

This being the first polls for assembly seats after Basavaraj Bommai became the Chief Minister, it is being seen as a test for him.

Congress has already finalised M C Managuli’s son Ashok Managuli, who has joined the party, as its candidate from Sindagi, and according to sources, former MLC Srinivas Mane may be fielded from Hangal.

JD(S) has already announced Niyaz Shaik as its candidate for Hangal, but is yet to finalise a candidate for Sindgi.

BENGALURU: Honnali MLA MP Renukacharya and former Sringeri MLA DN Jeevaraj, who had worked as political secretaries to former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, have been reappointed as political secretaries to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai. However, N R Santosh, who was also political secretary to Yediyurappa, did not make it. Official notifications issued on Wednesday stated that the appointments will be with immediate effect and that Renukacharya and Jeevaraj will hold cabinet rank. Both met the CM on Thursday.

A few weeks ago, Renukacharya, a Yediyurappa loyalist, had expressed displeasure over not being inducted in the Bommai cabinet. Sources pointed out that though Bommai is working hard to strike a balance by meeting party MLAs and the central leaders in Delhi, Yediyurappa’s shadow is still evident with the appointment of his loyalists. Yediyurappa resigned as CM on July 26. Bommai kept out some of those from Yediyurappa’s cabinet and even appointed IAS officer V Ponnuraj as secretary to the CM, replacing Selvakumar who was secretary to Yediyurappa.

Roshanti Soren

The city has reported that three pediatric deaths the second week of September within seven weeks, showed that children’s suffering were increasing unhealthy and leading them into death. There was no chance of recovery. Municipal officials are concerned that the breathing problem, without delay and they found it difficult to recognized, covid19 until it is too late.

           These happened to be the case of the three-year-old girl who have died on September 8. As a records with the (BBMP) the child was resident of Hosaballi. The background history of the girl about her health issues was cough, fever and sore throat since September 1^st. She had taken to the hospital and admitted to the Indira Gandhi Institute of child health on September 7. When the doctor had tested the girl, they found that both her lungs were serious conditions and no clear signs acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) “said D Randeep, special commissions health, BBMP said”.

They have already done the covid-19 test for the girl. When the breathing problem had increased immediately they admitted in ICU. Within 24 hours on September 8 slowly started the slow heart rate said the BBMP. 

The other two death have not yet found still by the government. The first is a one-month-old girl baby referred to the Bangalore Medical college and research institute on September 15 with savior pneumonia. Dr. Smitha Segu, nodal officer for covid-19 said that girl baby had the covid19 positive and she died on September 19^th.  The second issues were a one and half month-old boy baby who have brought to the hospital on September 19. The baby also got covid 19. The child died because of the fluid collection in the brain on September 23nd.

Conclusion

• Parents must not hesitate in getting their children tested at the first suggestion of a raspatory infection.
• Government has to provide the free medicine on lungs infection and covid vaccine in order to safe life of the infants to avoid the death rate of the children. 
• We have to be aware of the good health of our children.
• It is important for us to understand and have grate responsibility towards society and oneself.
• We must have the heathy food so that we can be safe and far from varies diseases.
• Let’s all try to keep things neat in order to fight against the diseased.    

Roshanti Soren

As the government has said that those who completed class 12 will give the jobs to them. The government has listed out some of the jobs which any person can apply directly especially for those who completed class 12.

The State Police

Government has said that the students who have finished class 12 can apply for the Indian army and also in Indian air force and Indian navy. The Indian army can accept any course of study but for the Indian Navy and Indian Air force it is required that only one can apply to the course of physics and math’s at 10+2 level.

They have offered salaries also. the recruitment to the police civil constable in Andhra Pradesh, becoming a constable, in Delhi police and Maharashtra police officers’ salaries up to Rs 20,000. The post of sub- inspector in Andhra Pradesh the starting salary is up to 29,000, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Odisha and Goa police also recruit constables with a pay of up to Rs 20,000.

Railway

The railway also has required that whomever candidate has finished their study of class 12 they can join for this job. It has many vacancies including the assistant loco pilot, office assistant, station master and ticket collector. For this job qualifications are required for 10+2 classes. There are also many posts like train clerk, ticket clerk, accounts clerk level, junior timekeeper. 

Supervisor, Patwari, Driver jobs

There are also required that after class 12 they can apply for the jobs like supervisors, village accountment, Driver in any part of the states depending on the state, the salaries range from Rs 10,000-Rs 35,000.

Conclusion

It is a great joy and golden opportunity for the students to apply for this job, who can offer their selfless service to the world, nations, states and the society. the student who completed the class 12 must be ready to make use of this opportunity to make their life bright in the future. But now the matter is that the government is giving good jobs wither the students are ready to do this? But it is easy for the poor student who can’t study so far because of the money problem. They can earn money and look forward towards their goals.       

Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday dismissed serial rapist Umesh Reddy’s plea for commuting the death penalty awarded to him to life sentence after his mercy petition was rejected by the President in 2012.

A division bench of Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Pradeep Singh Yerur dismissed the petition.

Reddy had cited inordinate delay in considering his plea for commuting the death sentence to life imprisonment.

The bench granted him six weeks’ time challenge the order in the apex court.

Reddy, a constable in the CRPF, who was posted in Jammu and Kashmir and then in the District Armed Reserve in Karnataka, is facing at least 21 rape and murder cases. He was arrested on March 2, 1998 in connection with the rape and murder of a widow in February that year and sentenced to death by a lower court in 2006. Both the High Court and the Supreme Court had upheld the lower court order.