Kadaba: Minimum five persons were seriously injured, and a few others sustained minor injuries in a collision between Toofan and Indica car near Aleri on Dharmasthala-Subrahmanya state highway on Monday.
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Kadamba: A gang brutally stabbed a rickshaw driver and fled the scene on Sunday afternoon at the Kadaba police station limits.
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Senior most citizen of coastal region, 106 year-old Ismail Haji Kemmar exercised his vote on Saturday.
A person who was coming to Kulalu polling station for voting in Kolnadu village in Bantwala constituency died of cardiac arrest here on Saturday.
Many voters sustained injuries when bees attacked on them at a polling booth number 80 and 81 belonging to Putturu assembly constituency at Sri Satyasai Vihara Vidyakendra at Alike near Vittla in the taluk on Saturday.
The deletion of the names of five members of a family from the voters list came to light when they have been to polling station to cast their votes at Kadaba. As a result, they could not vote on Saturday.
A bride, dressed up in marriage costume, became the cynosure of all eyes at a polling station in Bhandaribettu in Bantwala assembly constituency on Saturday as she exercised her vote for the first time.
Sri Vishvesha Theertha Swamiji of Pejawar Mutt exercised his vote at a polling station set up at North School in the city on Saturday at around 1.45 pm.
