Mangaluru: Nearly eight months after all the educational institutions halted their operations owing to the COVID-19 lockdown in the country, various degree colleges in Dakshina Kannada resumed offline classes in the campuses. The move to resume colleges comes on the back of guidelines issued by the state government that allowed degree colleges to resume offline classes from November 17.

Two commercial Lorries transporting oversized machinery to MRPL became stranded near the Padil overpass on Tuesday, leading to a traffic jam that hindered the movement of other vehicles in the area. 

Mangalore: Personnel of Environmental Pollution Control Board, Department of Health and Revenue, and local police jointly raided several firecrackers shop in the city on Monday under the instructions of Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner.

 In an unfortunate incident near the Aadi Udupi Market, an ailing man died miserably after struggling in the sun’s heat on Sunday.

The government bus transportation services plying between Mangaluru and Kasaragod, which has ceased operation for the last 7-8 months due to COVID 19 crisis, began operations on Monday. 

A businessman was grievously injured after miscreants wielding swords attacked him on Sunday night near Kandavar. The incident that took place under Bajpe Police Station’s jurisdiction. 

Mangaluru: Heavy rains accompanied by lightning and thunderstorm lashed the city on Friday evening as it was decking up the Diwali celebrations here.