M’luru: Mukund Realty unveils ‘Rudraksh’ luxury homes at DEN DEN Swim 2026
Mangaluru: Mukund Realty announced the launch of its new residential project, Rudraksh – High Living Luxury Homes, during DEN DEN Swim 2026, an international open-water swimming championship held at Tannirbhavi Beach on Sunday. The project was unveiled through a symbolic kite launch as part of the event.
The launch was led by Mukund Realty’s Managing Partners — Gurudatta Shenoy, Mahesh Shetty and Mangaldeep AR — in the presence of invited guests, athletes and members of the public. The release of the project brochure marked the formal announcement of the development.
Rudraksh is located near Infosys, Kottara, an area witnessing rapid urban growth in Mangaluru. According to the developers, the project has been planned as a contemporary residential development catering to urban families, with an emphasis on connectivity and lifestyle-oriented design.
Addressing the gathering, Managing Partner Gurudatta Shenoy said the project aims to meet the needs of homebuyers looking for convenience, comfort and long-term value. He added that the development reflects the company’s approach to planned residential spaces in the city.
The project includes amenities such as a high-roof entrance lobby, community spaces, a heated jacuzzi and sauna, and a rooftop infinity pool. It also features a 24/7 cloud kitchen facility within the residential complex.
Mukund Realty stated that the project’s location offers access to IT hubs, educational institutions, healthcare facilities and major roads, making it suitable for professionals and families.
Mukund Realty is engaged in residential real estate development in Mangaluru, focusing on functional planning and long-term value. With the launch of Rudraksh, the firm expands its presence in the city’s premium housing segment./SPC 1.jpg)
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Terror threat: Security heightened near key religious, heritage sites in Delhi
New Delhi (PTI): Security was tightened across key religious and heritage sites in Delhi on Saturday, including areas around the Red Fort and parts of Chandni Chowk, following intelligence inputs suggesting a possible terror threat, an official said.
Security agencies issued an alert on a possible explosion threat near Red Fort, a major tourist destination and high-security zone, after Central intelligence agencies indicated that Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has allegedly kept prominent religious places in India on its target list.
Sources said specific inputs suggested that a temple in the Chandni Chowk area could be among the potential targets.
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While the intelligence inputs are being verified and assessed, security has been stepped up in and around sensitive religious places and crowded public areas, they added.
Intelligence agencies indicated that LeT could be attempting to carry out an Improvised Explosive Device (IED)-based attack. The alleged plan is reportedly linked to attempts by the terror group to avenge the February 6 blast at a mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, sources said.
Central agencies and Delhi Police units are maintaining close coordination, and surveillance has been intensified through CCTV monitoring, vehicle checks and deployment of additional personnel at vulnerable points. Bomb disposal squads, dog squads and quick reaction teams have also been placed on standby at strategic locations, they added.
The alert comes in the backdrop of the deadly car explosion near the historic Red Fort on November 10, 2025, which killed at least 13 people and injured more than 20 others. The blast occurred when a car loaded with explosives detonated near Gate No 1 of the Red Fort metro station, igniting multiple vehicles nearby and causing panic in the densely populated area.
Security agencies have urged people to remain vigilant and immediately inform police or emergency services about any suspicious objects or activity. However, officials said there is no cause for panic and that the measures are precautionary in nature.
Further intelligence gathering and verification of inputs are underway, an official said.
