Kadaba, September 3: Hundreds of people who participated in the funeral of a youth who died of rabies virus at Kayartadka in Ichilampady village around six days ago are panicked and taking anti-rabies vaccines.

Ashith Pooja (24), son of Ananda Poojary, who was searching a job after his engineering course, complained of sudden health problem and admitted to a private hospital in Mangaluru where he died on August 28.

As Ashith died of rabies virus infection, the doctors advised the family members not open the wrapped body and cremate it as it was. But the family members conducted the last rites normally. At that time, more than 600 people including elected representatives participated in the funeral march and last rites. The news that Ashith was died of rabies virus was spread among people, they were panicked. More than 200 people who attended the funeral got anti-rabies vaccination.

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Bengaluru (PTI): The Bengaluru branch of the ICAI will host the 5th edition of the GCC Summit 2025 on December 12 and 13.

Organised to promote India as a hub for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) under the Directorate for International Trade & Services (DITS) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO), the summit is themed 'From Ledgers to Global Leadership–Chartered Accountants Shaping GCCs'.

The event is supported by WOFA 2026 – World Forum of Accountants – as the ecosystem partner.

According to a statement by the Bengaluru branch of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, the first day of the summit will feature expert sessions on the evolution of GCCs from cost centres to innovation hubs, the role of GCCs in redefining global business, and the expanding leadership role of chartered accountants.

The second day, December 13, will focus on emerging areas such as AI, automation, cyber resilience, talent transformation, and leadership pathways in GCCs.