To begin with, KSRTC has signed MOUs with 275 hospitals and four diagnostics centres for IP/OPD cashless treatments. Under the scheme, Rs 650 per month will be deducted from the salaries of the officers and staff of the corporation, added the note.
Mentally unstable man roaming on Kundapur streets with sharp weapon panics residents
Vartha Bharati | 10-03-2019 | 23:46:00 IST
Kundapur: A mentally unstable man on Sunday was seen roaming on the streets of residential address here with a sharp harmful weapon in his hands, posing danger to the locals.
The local residents who took note of his movement in the locality with weapon, immediately informed police about him who rushed to the spot and tried to take him under custody.
After several attempts, locals finally managed to take hold of him and detach weapon from his hands.
Several wounds of cuts were seen on his neck and private parts. He was soon rushed to hospital for treatment.
Police added that his identity, address and reason for coming to Kundapur couldn’t be ascertained and that he looked mentally ill.
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CM Siddaramaiah launches health insurance scheme for KSRTC employees
06-01-2025 ¦
06-01-2025 IST
Bengaluru, Jan 6: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah launched a health insurance scheme for the employees of Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) called 'KSRTC Arogya' on Monday.
