Kannadiga delegates meet Bahrain Indian Embassy's Second Secretary
Bahrain: (Press Release) The Second Secretary (Consular & CW) of the Embassy of India, Bahrain Mr. P. K. Chowdhury met Kannada Sangha Bahrain President Mr. Pradeep Shetty and senior Kannadiga, Vice President of Bahrain's prestigious KHK HEROES Foundation Mr. Mohammed Mansoor today in the Indian Embassy. The situation, problems, and relief of Indians and Kannadigas residing in the Kingdom of Bahrain during the COVID 19 Pandemic was discussed in detail.
The distribution of food (Dry ration) kits, as well as those seeking repatriation, was also discussed during the meeting.
When asked about the repatriation of distressed Kannadigas, the Second Secretary said that though the number of Kannadigas who wish to return home is not much compared to the rest of the states, still Embassy is compiling all the information and will do the needful soon. Mr. Shetty and Mr. Mansoor told the Second Secretary that those who are in problem can contact them and they are ready to do their best.
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CM Siddaramaiah labels Kumaraswamy 'Manuvadi" over Bhagavad Gita curriculum push
Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday took a swipe at Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy, by calling him a "Manuvadi" after his alliance with the BJP, for seeking the inclusion of Bhagavad Gita in curriculum for students.
The CM's dig came in response to Kumaraswamy's recent letter to Union Minister for Education Dharmendra Pradhan, requesting the inclusion of the Bhagavad Gita in the curriculum of students.
"After Kumaraswamy joined hands with the BJP for elections, he has become a Manuvadi," Siddaramaiah told reporters here after paying tributes to B R Ambedkar on his 69th death anniversary here.
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Remembering Ambedkar, Siddaramaiah highlighted his contribution to the Constitution and his relentless fight to provide social justice.
The CM noted said fed up with social and caste system in Hinduism, and unable to reform it, Ambedkar accepted Buddhism.
He said, "Ambedkar, towards the end of his life, quit Hinduism and joined Buddhism. He was born in Hinduism, but cannot die in Hinduism, because he could not reform Hinduism, despite several efforts, so he accepted Buddhism."
