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Heavy rain-storm destroys Library building in Bhatkal
Bhatkal - 28 June 2011: A library building near Belke panchayath office was completely destroyed when a huge tree fell over it today morning. The loss due to this incident was estimated around three lakh rupees. Bhatkal Tahsildar and others had visited the spot and inspected the library building. It
Microsoft rolls out Office 365 in the cloud
Seattle - 29 June 2011:Microsoft Corpmade its biggest move into the mobile, internet-accessible world of "cloud" computing on Tuesday, taking the wraps off a revamped online version of its hugely profitable Office software suite.The world's largest software company is heaving its two-decade old set
Mangalore: Gruesome Double Murder of Mother-Daughter
Mangalore - 28 June 2011: In a shocking incident, a young woman and her seven year old daughter were found brutally murdered this afternoon at Panjimogaru near Kavoor locality of the city.Razia (32) and Zia Fathima (7), the victims, are believed to have been alone at home when the crime took place.
HTC launches Flyer tablet in India
NEW DELHI: Smartphone manufacturer HTC announced the launch of its first tablet -- HTC Flyer -- in India to compete with the already existing players such as Samsung's Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry Playbook and Apple iPad. The seven-inch touch screen tablet is powered with HTC sense, a graphical user
Chowtani residents protested against water logging
Bhatkal - 27 June 2011: Angry residents of Chowtani protested against heavy water logging and bad condition of road in their area. On this occasion people blocked the road and demanded TMC to intervene and solve this problem. On receiving this news, Bhatkal TMC President, Mr Inanyatullah Shabandri r
Anjuman Elections: Executive member from Qatar declared
Doha - 27 June 2011: Mr Fayyaz Kola was unanimously elected as the Executive member of Anjuman Hami -e- Muslimeen from Qatar in a meeting of Anjuman members held here in Doha. This was announced by the secretary of BMJ Qatar, Mr Salahuddin Shabandri. Bhatkallys News Bureau
British researchers develop "cure" for Type 2 diabetes: starve yourself
British researchers have developed what they say is a "cure" for Type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease. And all you have to do is starve yourself for eight weeks.Roy Taylor, head of the magnetic resonance imaging unit at Newcastle University in Britain, and his colleagues studied 11 p
Muslim leaders demand Khurshid's exit for 'blasphemous' statement
New Delhi: In a knee-jerk reaction, some Muslim leaders have termed as "blasphemous" the Chennai statement of Union Minister for Minority Affairs Salman Khurshid wherein he reportedly said that Sachar Committee report is not Holy Quran that it should be accepted blindly. Several Muslim leaders an
Sachar report may lead to Muslims' ghettoization, says Salman Khursheed
New Delhi: In an important development, marking a radical shift in the UPA government's approach, from pre-Sachar to post-Sachar period, the Union Minister of Minorities Affairs Salman Khursheed has questioned, both the credibility of the Sachar report and blind acceptance of its recommendations
Chhota Rajan ordered J Dey's killing: Mumbai police
Mumbai - 27 June 2011: A fortnight after senior crime journalist Jyotirmoy Dey was shot dead,Mumbaipolice on Monday cracked the case claiming that underworld donChhota Rajanwas behind the murder, even as they remained tight-lipped about the motive."The murder was planned by Rohit Thangappan alias Sa
15 killed as tempo collides with bus near Tumkur
Bangalore - 27 June 2011: Fifteen people were killed on Monday when their tempo collided with a passenger bus on the Bangalore-Pune highway near Karnataka'sTumkur town."The tragic mishap occurred when the overcrowded tempo collided head-on with a state-run passenger bus while attempting to overtake
Israel gears up for upcoming Gaza flotilla
JERUSALEM, June 27 (Xinhua) - Israel and Egyptian authorities have reached an understanding that ships participating in a flotilla to the Gaza Strip this week will be allowed to unload their presumed cargo of humanitarian relief at the Egyptian port of el-Arish. The goods will undergo inspectio
Yeddyurappa offers prayers but skips truth testification
Bangalore - 27 June 2011: Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa offered prayers at the temple of Lord Manjunatha here but did not undergo a "truth testification" before the deity, a challenge he had thrown to JDS leader HD Kumaraswamy but later retracted. Yeddyurappa had said that he dropped
Parvez Kasimji elected as new president of Tanzeem
Bhatkal - 26 June 2011: Mr Parvez Kasimji was today unanimously elected as the new President of Majlis-e-Islah wa Tanzeem Bhatkal. The position was vacant following the death of Dr Badrul Hassan Muallim in a road accident recently. Earlier, Tanzeem executive body forwarded three names including Mr M
Police wanted to kill me: Ramdev
New Delhi: Yoga guru Baba Ramdev arrived in New Delhi on Sunday, three weeks after being evicted from the capital for his protest fast against black money. Ramdev returned to meet one of his followers, Rajbala, who was injured in the police crackdown at Ramlila Maidan on June 5. He thanked his s
Security tightened at Dharmasthala for BSY, HDK's visit
Mangalore - 26 June 2011: Heavy security arrangements have been made at Dharmasthala ahead of the much talked about visit of two prominent political figures of Karnataka- Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and former Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy. Three DySPs, 11 police inspectors, 21 SIs, 15 ASIs, and
Civil society not to be used again in drafting of law: Kapil Sibal
NEW DELHI: After a not so pleasant experience of engaging with Anna Hazare's team in drafting of theLokpal Bill, the government says that there will be no such experiment in the future.HRD ministerKapil Sibal, one of the key members of the joint committee for drafting the Lokpal Bill, also maintains
Federer knows a lot about cricket, says Sachin Tendulkar
LONDON: It takes lot to bowl over Sachin Tendulkar as bowlers around the world would confess but tennis ace Roger Federer managed to do it just by his knowledge of cricket when the two legends caught up during the Wimbledon.In Pics:Tendulkar at Wimbledon|Babes on courtTendulkar, a self-confessed Fed