Nehru’s contributions are wealth to nation: Veerappa Moily
Mangaluru, November 14: Former chief minister and MP M Veerappa Moily said that the contributions of first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru like five years plans, Non-alignment policy, Establishment of independent agencies, Secular culture and development works were the real wealth of the country.
Inaugurating the birthday of Nehru at the party office at Mallikatte here on Wednesday, Moily said that it was a tragedy that nowadays, people who oppose the independent institutions and fabricate the history were in power. The ideologies of Nehru should be emulated to protect the culture and richness of the country, he said.
Presiding over the programme, former minister B. Ramanath Rai said that the insulting of Nehru family was an insult to the country. Nehru’s dreams could be fulfilled by respecting the plural culture and democracy, protecting the Constitution and communal harmony, he said.
Party leaders P.V. Mohan, Corporators Shashidhar Hegde, Abdur Ravoof, K. Harinath, Appi, Asha D’Silva, Jecintha Alfred, Harsha Moily, Sabitha Miskin, Nagaveni, ZP member K.K. Shahul Hameed, Abbas Ali, Nagesh Bhandari, Vishwas Kumar Das, Padmanabh Naringana, Lukman Bantwala, Neeraj Paul, Khalid Ujire, Jayasheela Adyantaya, Akhila Alva, Keshav Maroli, Mariyamma Thomas, Shabbir Siddakatte, Prem Ballalbhag, Nazeer Bajal, Padmanab Amin and others were present.
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95-year-old woman's body found in underground tank in Vadodara
Vadodara: The body of a 95-year-old woman, Ujam Parmar, was discovered in the underground water tank of her residence in the Tarsali area on Wednesday morning, nearly 10 days after she had gone missing.
Police believe Parmar accidentally fell into the tank on December 21 and drowned. Her family had filed a missing person's complaint on December 22 but had no leads despite extensive inquiries and CCTV footage reviews.
The tragic discovery was made after the family noticed a foul smell in their tap water and called for the tank to be cleaned. Inspector Vivek Patel of the special operations group confirmed that the postmortem report indicated drowning as the cause of death, ruling out any foul play.
Parmar, a resident of Navjivan Society, lived with her daughter, a government school teacher. Her two sons and daughter had been actively searching for her since her disappearance.
