28th 'Clean Beach Green Kodi Campaign' organized by Kodi Bearys Group of Educational Institutions
Kundapur, December 31: On Sunday, the 28th edition of the 'Clean Beach Green Kodi' campaign took place, organized by the Kodi Bearys Group of Educational Institutions.
The campaign was launched by Syed Muhammad Beary, the Convenor of Bearys Group of Educational Institutions. It aimed to instill a sense of responsibility in the students. Syed Beary emphasized that the youth play a pivotal role in shaping the country's future and spoke about the importance of philanthropic activities for personal development. Aligning with the ideals of National Poet Kuvempu, he advocated embracing the concept of a 'World Family.'
The event was attended by Haji Abdul Rahman, President of Bearys Group of Educational Institutions, Dr. Asif Beary, Trustee , Dharmadarshi Gopal Pujari, Kodi Chakrashwari Temple , and various heads of affiliated organizations. Members of the School Development and Advisory Board, as well as citizens, also participated.
A significant number of students, along with teaching and non-teaching staff from Kodi Bearys Group of Educational Institutions, actively engaged in the beach cleanliness campaign.
Stolen fans of boats found:
In a noteworthy turn of events, while the students were cleaning the beach, they discovered two large fans that had been stolen from a boat two months prior. The boat, owned by Gadi Muhammad, a resident of Kodi, had reported the theft to the police, but the fans remained unrecovered. The thieves had buried the stolen fans under the sand on Kodi's beach. Grateful for their discovery, Muhammad expressed his gratitude to the students for their efforts in locating the fans.
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Four of family killed as car jumps divider on highway in Gujarat's Panchmahal
Godhra (Gujarat) (PTI): Four members of a family were killed, and one sustained grievous injuries after their speeding car jumped a divider on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway corridor in Gujarat's Panchmahal district on Monday, police said.
The car driver lost control of the wheels near Kalol. As a result, the four-wheeler jumped the divider and veered off to the other side of the highway, an official from Kalol police station said.
Soon after the accident, some locals rushed to the scene and also alerted the police. Efforts were made to pull out the people trapped in the car.
Four persons died on the spot, while one suffered injuries, the official said.
The deceased were members of a family from Vadodara and were returning from Rajasthan when the tragedy struck, the official said.
They have been identified as Sajid Iqbal Khinji (55), Ilyas Iqbal Khinji (50), Ishaq Iqbal Khinji (48) and Rehan Azgar Khinji (35).
