Bhatkal: Popular young Tutor, Educationist 'Yaseen Sir' passes away aged 43
Bhatkal: One of the most popular tutors, academician, and educationist of Bhatkal Mohtesham Yaseen, fondly and widely known as 'Yaseen Sir' among his students passed away after suffering a massive heart attack here in Bhatkal. He was 43.
Mohtesham Yaseen ran Mohtesham Academy since 1998 and tutored thousands of students in and around Bhatkal, gaining widespread recognition and appreciation for his methods of teaching and mentoring students.
Currently he was also working with Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen Bhatkal as their academic counselor and advisor.
According to the family sources, Mohtesham Yaseen complained of chest pain late on Thursday night following which he was taken to a local hospital. However, he reportedly suffered a massive heart attack while the family was preparing to shift him to a hospital in Mangalore. He passed away at a private hospital in Bhatkal.
Hundreds of people rushed to his residence past midnight after the news of his passing away spread across social media platforms.
Family sources also confirmed that his funeral prayers will be prayed during Friday prayers on August 1.
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Dermatologist booked over 'toxic' claims against Nandini products, KMF denies allegations
Bengaluru (PTI): A complaint has been lodged against a city-based dermatologist for allegedly spreading misinformation about Nandini milk products on social media and misleading the public, police said on Thursday.
The complaint was lodged by Padmavathi R, an officer of the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), which owns the popular Nandini brand, seeking legal action against Dr Sharanya Padma.
In her complaint, Padmavathi stated that Padma had uploaded reels on February 8 claiming that "Nandini products such as cream bun, strawberry-flavoured milk and other beverages are toxic and contain chemicals, and consuming them daily could lead to autoimmune diseases and serious health issues. Long-term consumption will definitely result in cancer in the future."
According to the complaint, the doctor also alleged that strawberry-flavoured milk "does not contain natural strawberries but is prepared by adding artificial colours and preservatives," and questioned how the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) had granted permission for the manufacture of such products.
She further claimed in the reel that consuming these products would damage health and that KMF, being a government company, was producing and marketing them for profit.
The complaint quoted her as stating that "these products are not real food but poisonous in nature and KMF should not release such products into the market."
Padmavathi stated that baseless allegations about certain Nandini brand products were being made on social media and that such "false propaganda" had created unnecessary confusion among crores of consumers who had grown up with the brand since childhood.
In a press release issued on February 18, KMF clarified that it strictly adheres to all food safety standards and approved procedures prescribed by statutory authorities and FSSAI. It assured that all Nandini milk and milk products are completely safe for consumption and that consumers need not panic.
The Federation also "strongly condemned such baseless, misleading and brand-defaming statements" and said it was committed to taking legal action against those involved in such malicious acts.
Based on the complaint, police are examining the matter and further action is likely in accordance with law.
There was no immediate reaction from Dr Padma.
