Ramanagara: Forest Department officials catch wild tusker that claimed 2 lives
Ramanagara: A 45-year-old wild tusker, which had killed two persons in a week, was captured by the Forest Department personnel on Thursday in the Thenginakallu forest area of Channapatna taluk.
The forest officials with the help of 5 Elephants who had arrived from the Mattigodu Elephant camp, including Bhima, Arjuna, Mahendra, Srikanth led by Abhimanyu have been continuously trying to capture the wild Elephant for the last three days.
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Two individuals fell victim to the tusker’s aggression, in the span of a week. On May 30, Kalaiah, a farmer from Kabbalu village in Kanakapura taluk, lost his life in the attack. Similarly, on June 3, Veerbhadraiah, a guard at a mango plantation in Virupasandra, Channapatna taluk, also succumbed to the tusker’s attack.
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FIR filed over hacking of Vartha Bharati’s email ID, YouTube Channel
Bengaluru, Nov 14: An FIR has been lodged at the Bengaluru Cyber Crime Police Station following a hacking incident involving the email and YouTube channel of the media outlet Vartha Bharati. The FIR was registered on Thursday based on a complaint from Vartha Bharati.
The hacking was discovered on Thursday morning, revealing that cybercriminals had gained unauthorized access to the official email and subsequently the YouTube channel, youtube.com/varthabharatinews. As a result, Vartha Bharati was unable to broadcast any programs on the platform, raising concerns that the hackers could potentially misuse the channel to disseminate anti-social messages or content. In its complaint, Vartha Bharati requested action to secure the release of the hacked accounts and prevent any misuse.
By Thursday afternoon, YouTube had restored Vartha Bharati's channel to a secondary official email account, allowing the organization to resume its broadcasts. However, the primary hacked email remains inaccessible, and investigations are ongoing to resolve the issue.
