Mangaluru: Pabba's Gudbud features among 100 most iconic ice creams of world
Mangaluru: Pabba's Cream Parlour, a popular ice cream joint in Mangaluru, has achieved a remarkable feat as its signature ice cream, "Gudbud," has been recognized among the world's 100 most iconic ice creams. The prestigious acknowledgment comes from the renowned food and travel guide website 'Taste Atlas,' which recently unveiled its exclusive list of top 100 ice creams globally. Notably, five Indian ice creams, including Gudbud from Mangaluru, have secured a place on this prestigious list.
Gadbud Pabbas, the beloved ice cream from Mangaluru, is renowned for its delightful blend of fruits, nuts, and syrups, making it a unique and cherished treat for ice cream enthusiasts.
Another notable inclusion from Karnataka is the famed "Death by Chocolate" ice cream from Corner House in Bengaluru, marking Karnataka's representation with two distinctive ice creams on the esteemed list.
Mumbai, on the other hand, boasts three ice creams that have earned a place in the global spotlight. These include the delectable "Mango Ice Cream Sandwich" from K. Rustom & Co, the refreshing "Guava Ice" from Apsara Ice Creams, and the delightful "Tender Coconut Ice Cream" from Naturals. Interestingly, it's worth noting that Naturals Tender Coconut, despite being from Mumbai, has roots in Mangaluru.
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Bengaluru: Police launch citywide drive to verify visas, credentials of foreign nationals
Bengaluru (PTI): In a coordinated drive to verify the visa status, FRRO details, and credentials of foreign nationals residing in the city, police said on Thursday that inspections are being conducted across all areas of the city.
All Deputy Commissioners of Police and police personnel are actively involved in checking the visa status, Foreigners Regional Registration Office details, and other relevant documents of foreign residents, officials said.
To avoid inconvenience to the public, the inspections are being carried out systematically through live monitoring and field verification methods, they added.
“House owners are required to provide details of foreign nationals residing in their premises, including visa and FRRO information, to the jurisdictional police station,” a statement from the office of Bengaluru Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh said.
Foreign nationals found overstaying their visa or residing without proper documentation are being identified, and legal action is being initiated against them, the statement added. Deportation procedures will also be undertaken if required.
Verification is also being conducted on foreign nationals involved in any illegal activities, police said.
“This operation is being carried out to maintain law and order in the city, and public cooperation is essential,” the statement said. Police urged citizens and house owners to report any suspicious foreign nationals to the nearest police station. The operation will continue further, it added.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday described infiltrators as a threat to national security, alleging that they consume ration and benefits meant for citizens.
Shah made the remark in Araria district of Bihar, where he inaugurated projects worth Rs 175 crore for the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and dedicated several new border outposts to the nation.
