Archbishop of Bangalore calls for upholding Gandhi's ideals on 155th birth anniversary
Bengaluru: As the nation celebrates the 155th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Archbishop of Bangalore Most Rev Dr Peter Machado, in a press statement, emphasized the continued relevance of Gandhi’s principles of truth, non-violence, and justice in today’s world.
Highlighting Gandhi’s ideals, the Archbishop noted that the values of love, service, and compassion, which were deeply rooted in Gandhi’s life, resonate with people of all faiths and backgrounds. He pointed out that in a time of increasing division, Gandhi’s message of peace and harmony remains crucial, urging people to reject hatred and violence.
The Archbishop also encouraged everyone to foster dialogue, mutual respect, and to serve the marginalized, reflecting Gandhi’s commitment to non-violence and truth. He called on communities to honor Gandhi’s legacy by incorporating his teachings into daily life, promoting patience, standing for justice, and working towards peaceful coexistence.
The Church, he said, supports efforts to carry forward Gandhi’s vision of a just and harmonious society.
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MUDA cancels purchase deed of 14 plots returned by CM Siddaramaiah’s wife
Mysuru: The Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) has officially canceled the purchase deed for 14 plots that were returned by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's wife, Parvathi.
Addressing the media on Tuesday, MUDA Commissioner Raghunandan confirmed, “Parvathi has returned the 14 plots, and accordingly, the purchase deed for these plots in Vijayanagara has been canceled." He added that this decision has been communicated to the government.
MUDA Secretary Prasanna Kumar also stated that, “if others who received land from MUDA choose to return it, the authority will readily accept it.”
The cancellation follows Parvathi’s announcement on Monday to return the plots amidst allegations linked to the Mysuru Urban Development Authority land allotment controversy.
