Bearys Campus' new sports ground 'Bearys Arena' to be inaugurated on November 23
Mangaluru: Bearys Group, with an aim to promote Sports and better physical education among students as a part of its overall vision, has created an exclusive sports ground named 'Bearys Arena' at the Bearys Campus here. The inauguration of the ground is slated for November 23, Saturday at 9:30 am.
Former Karnataka Minister UT Khader, Mangaluru Police Commissioner Dr. PS Harsha and Chairman & Director of Department of Physical Education, Mangalore University, Dr. Kishore Kumar are expected to be present as guests during the inaugural event on Saturday.
The Multi-featured ground also incorporates a number of green features including under deck drip irrigation system which reduces the water consumption by 90%.
A Football tournament will also be organised for the students of various PU Colleges of Mangaluru city after the inaugural event.
Syed Mohammed Beary, Chairman, Bearys Group in an official press release noted “The vision of Bearys Group is to contribute significantly to a progressive, peaceful greener world along with creating leaders in every field of technology. The group also believes in development in Education, Entrepreneurship and Environment. Mahatma Gandhi said it is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver. In view of this, sports plays a significant role in the society and hence the group has always been promoting sports activities.”
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Bengaluru: KAS officer, driver caught in Rs 30 lakh bribe case
Bengaluru: Lokayukta police have arrested a KAS officer and his driver for allegedly demanding and accepting a Rs 30 lakh bribe to pass a favourable order in a pending RRT case.
The accused have been identified as Nagaprashanth (KAS), serving as Special Assistant Commissioner (North) and Special Land Acquisition Officer-1, KIADB, and Kumar, a driver associated with his office, Deccan Herald reported.
Based on a complaint by Ravi Kumar, a resident of Attur in Yelahanka, Lokayukta team laid a trap.
According to investigators, the accused had demanded Rs 30 lakh, of which Rs 15 lakh was allegedly collected earlier by the driver on the officer’s instructions.
On Wednesday, the driver was caught red-handed while accepting the remaining Rs 15 lakh, leading to the arrest of both him and the officer.
Both accused have been taken into custody, and further investigation is underway.
