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Karnataka Bandh: Traffic jam in CBD area, Vatal Nagaraj calls Jail Bharo agitation against CM

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BENGALURU: Traffic was thrown out of gear around Mourya Circle, Race Course Road, Corporations circle and Mekhri Circle on Saturday following Karnataka Bandh called by Pro-Kannada organisations. More than 5000 activists were taken into preventive custody by the city police.

Shops and commercial establishments were closed at Gandhinagar,  Chickpet and Avenue road and the protesters blocked the road at Town Hall and Mysuru Bank Circle. The group from Karnataka Rakshana Vedike headed by Narayanagowda tried to protest in front of CM’s house on Kumarakrupa road and he was detained by the police. Narayanagowda began the rally from Gandinagar via Shivananda Circle. When they were heading CM house Krishna police bundled them in a BMTC bus.

The protesters in KR Puram allegedly pelted stones at a BMTC  bus and the situation was tense for a while. Meanwhile, KSRTC and BMTC bus services were seen as usual around Majestic. 

Speaking to the media, Varal Nagaraj said more than 20,000 Kannada activists have been taken to preventive custody when they were coming to the city to participate in the Bandh and police who came in mufti forced them to return their house and most of them were detained at early morning. The Chief Minister is behind all this and he is using the police force to destroy the protest.  He is also an agent of other states and has no concern about Kannada and he is a betrayer. 

“We never stop protesting until CM has to give his resignation and we have called a meeting on Wednesday to campaign Jail bharo agitation against the CM’s decision of Maratha Development Authority (MDA)”, Nagaraj added.

Karnataka Minister To Travel To UP, Gujarat To Study Anti-Cow Slaughter Law

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The Minister has already announced that the anti-cow slaughter bill will be introduced during the winter session of the state legislature starting from December 7.

Prabhu Chavan has reiterated that anti-cow slaughter bill will be tabled in the winter session

Karnataka Animal Husbandry Minister Prabhu Chavan will be travelling to Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat to study and gather information on implementation of the anti-cow slaughter laws there, his office said on Tuesday.

The Minister has already announced that the anti-cow slaughter bill will be introduced during the winter session of the state legislature starting from December 7.

“Aimed at further strengthening the proposed anti-cow slaughter bill in the state, officials of the department under the leadership of Minister Prabhu Chavan will be visiting Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat from December 2 to 4,” the Minister’s office said in a statement.

Mr Chavan in the statement has reiterated that the anti-cow slaughter bill will be tabled in the winter session and all the necessary preparations have been made for it.

Noting that anti-cow slaughter Acts have been implemented in Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat, it said the Minister and officials will be gathering information on its implementation and management.

They will also visit “gaushalas” (cow shelters) and try to know about the measures taken by these states for the protection of cows.

Mr Chavan had recently said that if the law is enacted, along with prohibition on slaughter, sale and use of beef and also illegal transportation of animals for slaughtering will be stopped.

The BJP in its manifesto ahead of the 2018 assembly election had promised prohibition of cow slaughter.

Despite resistance from opposition, the then BJP government led by BS Yediyurappa in 2010 had passed the controversial Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Bill that proposed to replace the Karnataka Prevention of Cow Slaughter and Cattle Preservation Act, 1964.

The bill had widened the definition of “cattle” and imposed a blanket ban on cattle slaughter, coupled with stringent penalty clauses for violation.

Farmer protest in Bengaluru today

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They have also planned a prolonged protest when the state legislature meets for the winter session from December 7

Farmers harvest ragi at Akkiupete, near Bengaluru, on Sunday.

BENGALURU : Farmers and members of dalit and workers’ organisations in Karnataka will stage a protest in Bengaluru on Monday, joining cause with the thousands protesting at the gates of Delhi against the Centre’s farm Bills.

They have also planned a prolonged protest when the state legislature meets for the winter session from December 7. Karnataka farmers are opposing the Centre’s farm bills and also the State’s move to amend the Karnataka Land Reforms Act and APMC Act. 

What women love programme was organised by beauty influencer lubna Rizwan

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BY: Husna rizwan Managing Editor nasheman

On November 21st 2020 in Bangalore . Lubna Rizwan a beauty influencer with her Instagram handle (what women love by lubna rizwan) where she shares her knowledge about makeup n fashion.She always wanted to have a women’s group which uplift n support each other n thus she had her greet n meet event fr influencers , bloggers n boss babes of Bangalore. This event was all about uplifting each other n promoting each others brands n services they have to offer.. women bloggers n entrepreneurs from Bangalore attended the event.The event was a fun filled program wit lots of enjoyment n laughter including games music n dance n good food .. also not to forget the lovely goodie bag given with a lot of goodies in it . Women had a blast in this program .The name of the event was What women love..more such events n programs in the near future for the women in Bangalore.

The media partners for the event were Nasheman weekly,Nasheman.in & Nasheman news

Schools, PU colleges to remain closed in Karnataka amid fears of second COVID-19 wave

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The decision was announced on Monday by primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar following the report of a technical committee which was constituted by the Chief Minister

Karnataka schools lack playgrounds.

BENGALURU: Less than a week after the higher education department opened colleges in Karnataka, the government decided to keep schools and pre university colleges closed in the state.

The decision was announced on Monday by primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar following the report of a technical committee which was constituted by the Chief Minister.

Kumar said apprehensions of a second wave of COVID-19 and the winter season being a major reason for the spread were among the committee’s reasons for keeping schools and PU colleges shut.

Addressing mediapersons, Kumar said there were contending perspectives during the discussions — one, that said schools should not open at all and another that highlighted the increase in social ills such as child labour and child marriage among government school children in rural areas.

“We will have to tackle social ills. Yet the technical advisory committee has given its decision and the most important aspect now is to save lives,” he added, saying the decisions were made keeping the welfare of children in mind.

The technical committee will convene in the third week of December to decide on a road ahead for the academic year, as the department is looking at a phased reopening first for older students — Class 8 and above.

Kumar said board students in Class 10 will have completed 100 percent of their syllabus in December — classes are taking place on state-run television channel Doordarshan Chandana.

There are 9,59,566 Class 10 students of the state, CBSE and ICSE boards and 5,70,126 pre university board students in the state.

Examination dates will be decided after another round of discussions among officials.

Principal Secretary of Department of Primary and Secondary Education Department SR Umashankar said besides the state’s initiatives of disseminating educational content on television, YouTube and (the now suspended) Vidyagama programme, private channels have also been approached.

Reliance’s Jio TV has come forward to freely broadcast educational content and a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed in this regard, he added.

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