75th Independence Day Buffet Lunch : Manipal Inn to offer 75 Dishes at Rs 750 on August 15
Udupi: To celebrate the 75th Independence Day, Udupi’s Manipal Inn has launched a month-long offer for diners at Virasat, their traditional Mughal and Rajput fine dine Restaurant. The Hotel is situated in NH 66 near Karavali Bypass in Udupi.
On 15 August, the Virasat dining area will be featuring 75 dishes celebrating the 75th Indian Independence in their Independence day Buffet Lunch special at a cost of Rs 750. The Buffet Lunch special which will begin at 12 pm on Sunday will end at 3.30 pm, a release said.
Children below 11 years of age can avail 50% discount during the Buffet Lunch, while the lunch remains complementary for Kids below 5 years.
Apart from that, the Manipal Inn will also be offering a special Dine-in Offer which is valid till 31 August. It will allow diners to avail 20% off from Monday to Thursday and 10% off during weekends.
For more information on offers and dine-in reservations contact +91 8203 500 900 or +91 9019 707 124
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Nitish loses cool inside Bihar assembly over opposition's 'guns and bullets' jibe
Patna (PTI): Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar lost his composure inside the state assembly on Tuesday when opposition members created a ruckus alleging that his government was ruling the state with the help of "guns and bullets".
The 76-year-old leader, who stood up to admonish the unruly members, also had a slip of tongue, as he underscored the brute majority enjoyed by the NDA, saying "our strength is two thousand and two".
The BJP-led coalition, which includes Kumar's JD(U) and a few smaller parties, had swept the Bihar assembly polls last year, bagging 202 seats of the 243-strong House.
Trouble began soon after the House assembled at 11 am, with RJD MLA Kumar Sarvajeet registering a protest against the police's baton charge on village 'chowkidars' (watchmen) here a day ago when they were staging a demonstration to press the demand for a hike in stipends.
"The 'chowkidars' who were demanding a hike in their pay are very much employees of the Home department. Yet, they were treated in a deplorable fashion yesterday," alleged Sarvajeet.
Several other MLAs of the opposition party also raised a slogan: "bandook goli ki sarkar nahin chalegi (will not allow a rule by brute force, with the help of guns and bullets)".
This provoked Kumar, the longest serving CM of the state, who heads the JD(U) and has had a couple of short-lived alliances with the RJD in the past.
He shouted: "Do not talk rubbish. This government will run without any hiccups. Just look at us. We are two thousand and two. And just look at how many of you have been left now."
Kumar was apparently referring to the RJD's drubbing in the last assembly polls when it returned with a tally of 25, one of its worst ever performances.
When RJD leader Bhai Virendra reminded the JD(U) supremo of their two short-lived alliances in the last one decade, Kumar shot back: "Yes, and you people always indulged in mischief, a reason why I pulled out never to return".
The CM also reminded the opposition party, which was unseated from power by the NDA helmed by him in 2005, that "You did nothing worthwhile during the period you were in power... Law and order had been so abysmal that people feared getting out of their homes after 5 pm. So you better not talk nonsense."
Amid the heated exchange, some of the opposition MLAs trooped into the well, briefly plunging the House into turmoil.
The agitated members got pacified after Parliamentary Affairs Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary rose to interject and said, "We will call representatives of various associations of chowkidars for talks. Their demands will be looked into, and appropriate action will be taken."
