26.41 crore works in Mangaluru Municipal Corporation
Mayor inspects ongoing works
Mangaluru, July 12: A team led by Mayor Bhaskar Moily on Thursday held an inspection of Rs. 2,641.15 crore developmental works that include roads widening, concretisation, bridge construction and footpath developments in the limits of the Municipal Corporation.
Deputy Mayor Muhammad, Standing Committee President Praveen Chandra Alva, Shashidhar Hegde, Opposition Leader Premanand Shetty, Commissioner Muhammad Nazeer and senior officials examined the work at various parts of the city.
Widening of Vamanjoor - Bondel connectivity road
“About four km road that connects Vamanjoor to Mangaluru via Bondel has been widened. The main road that goes to Panchanadi and other places has been widened for 11 meters up to Bondel. The road has already been developed at the cost of Rs 3.69 crore, including the construction of the Pacchanadi Bridge. Additional Rs 3.5 crore will be required for the complete development of this road,” Mayor Bhaskar Moily said.
While this is the closest road to reach Mangaluru from Gurupura via Vamanjoor, this road can be used as an alternate road for Mangaluru if developed more. Besides, traffic congestion can be reduced at Gurupura-Vamanjoor-Bikarnakatte-Nantur route.
Bridge built in the record period
“The 12-meter wide bridge built near Pacchanadi has been constructed in two months and opened for the public. The bridge was constructed at the cost of Rs 150 lakh,” Mayor Bhaskar Moily informed.
Development of Kadri Park under the Amruth project
Speaking after inspecting the public toilets constructed at the cost of Rs. 12 lakh in Kadri Park, the mayor informed that under Amruta project various developmental works have been taken up at the cost of Rs. 1.16 crore in Kadri Park. “Development of a gym located in the park, repair of walking track, and the special arrangement for children will be made,” he added.
Green footpaths!
The 680 m long road from Ballalbag to Durga Mahal is widened; drainage and footpaths have also been developed at the cost of Rs. 117 lakh. The footpaths of this road have been beautified by planting saplings with the help of forest department. Meanwhile, roads widening and supplementary work of around 600 meters on Mishangori Road at the cost of Rs. 70 lakh has been taken up.
Widening of Padil-Bajal road
The Padil-Bajal Road from Bajal Convent to Bolol is being widened at the cost of Rs 148.42 lakh. This is a major road connecting the national highway through the padil to jeppinamogaru.
Road widening at Kankanady Railway Station
Kankanady Railway Station Road is being widened at the cost of Rs. 205 lakh and additional works have been taken up with it. Two e-toilets have been constructed at the expense of nearly Rs 7 lakh per block near Pakkaladka KHB ground.
“Indira Canteen building construction at Pumpwell Junction, Jeppu Kud Padi road widening and supplementary works worth Rs 43.27 lakh has been taken up along with the widening of SL Mathias road, and the construction of drainage and footpath at the cost of Rs 442.56 lakhs. Upgradation of Appar Bendur road from Balmatta circle has been completed at the cost of Rs. 250 lakh,” Mayor Bhaskar Moily informed.
Corporators Jayanti Achar, Roopa D. Bangera, Jesintha Vijaya Alfred and others were present during the inspection.
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Bareilly: Man dies from snakebite one hour after killing Cobra in field; Locals call it ‘revenge’
Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh: In an incident reported from Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, a young man died after being bitten by a snake just an hour after he killed a cobra while working in the fields. The case has sparked intrigue and widespread discussion in Kyaara village, with locals believing it to be a case of "snake revenge."
The deceased, Govind Kashyap (32), was working as a laborer on Wednesday, gathering straw on the farm of a local resident, Atul Singh. While working, he encountered a cobra that had coiled up and started hissing. Reacting to this, Govind struck and killed the snake with his stick, crushing its hood before returning home for meal.
When Govind resumed work about an hour later, he was bitten by another snake at the same spot in the field. Witnesses reported seeing Govind trying to run toward his house, but he collapsed and died after only a few steps.
Farm owner Atul Singh found Govind in distress and notified his family, who immediately rushed him to the hospital. However, doctors declared him dead on arrival, stating that he had been bitten by a highly venomous snake, which caused the poison to rapidly spread through his body.
Villagers, shaken by the incident, shared that the second snake had reportedly lingered near the dead cobra for some time before the attack, fueling superstitious beliefs that the snake had sought revenge. Social media platforms have amplified the story, and it has quickly gone viral, with people sharing varied interpretations.
