Mangaluru, August 11: The increasing trend of putting the history’s onus on present society is the greatest barbarity. In such a scenario, reading books will reduce prejudices; commented Rahmat Tarikere.

Addressing as the chief guest of the function, he said that literary readings were dwindling. During this sensitive period, arranging these sorts of programmes based on history books is genuinely appreciable, he said.

“Our nation has also become one such wretched country, where a religion turns as a weapon and creates a war-like situation within the citizens. Killing writers or putting them on hit-list merely because of their ideas is a dangerous development.”

“When a group systematically attacks society in the name of religion, a small lamp kind of struggle is right in such circumstances,” he added.

“History is filled with thoughts like Brahmins are casteists, Muslims are cruel, and Dalits are dirty. We need to struggle to break these believes. Good and bad people are there in every religion and community.”

Books provide the truth of the history that people keep on changing in the society. Hence it is one of the most urgent needs to take a look at the fact. History should create a future in the present, instead of turning as a weapon to break the society.

 

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Tiruchirappalli (PTI): A Bengaluru bound Air India Express flight with about 137 passengers made an "emergency landing," here following a technical glitch, sources at the airport said.

The Thiruvananthapuram-Bengaluru service suffered the glitch mid-air, following which it made the safe landing here, the sources added.

All the passengers disembarked the flight and the technical crew was attending to the fault.

An Air India Express spokesperson said the flight "was diverted to Tiruchirappalli due to a technical issue."

"A replacement aircraft is being organised to operate the flight to Bengaluru. We are providing all administrative arrangements and regret the inconvenience caused to the travel schedule (of passengers)," the spokesperson added.