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  • Bengaluru pre-school attack: AAP says government control over Montessori is necessary

    Bengaluru pre-school attack: AAP says government control over Montessori is necessary

    Bengaluru (IANS) | A child was attacked by another child in a pre-school in Bangalore. A day after the incident came to light, Karnataka’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) unit on Friday said that government control over Montessori and pre-schools is necessary. Addressing a press conference at the party’s media office regarding the incident, AAP state working president Mohan Dasari said, in a commercial city like Bengaluru, couples are tasked with supporting their families and dealing with burning issues like rising prices. have to go.

    They should send their children to Montessori or daycare centers. Hundreds of such accidents are happening in the city because the Montessori owners are only business minded and earning money without employing trained staff.

    The state government should immediately take appropriate steps to monitor such incidents and curb them by implementing government guidelines and strict rules. He urged the government to take immediate action in the interest of children and parents.

    Ashok Mrityunjay, Vice President, Bengaluru City, who attended the press conference, said that NCERT gave a report in 2013 itself and said that it should be implemented by 2016. The government has not yet implemented the guidelines of the report, it shows the irresponsibility of the government. He demanded that the Education Minister should immediately focus on this sector and appoint a commission.

    Party secretary Sushma Veer said that the government should show a sense of motherhood and humanity in this matter. Government should take immediate strict action on these private Montessori to make children better citizens. They can look at the Montessori schools run by the AAP government in Delhi and open similar schools in the state as well.

    Shocking video that has surfaced on social media shows the boy repeatedly assaulting the girl at a pre-school when the attendant walks her out of class with a child. It is shown in the video that during this time many more children were also present. Even when the helpless child tries to defend, the boy gives him no chance and sits on top of him and continues to strike.

    The video, which has the voice of the mother of the assaulted child, shows the mother crying and sobbing as she watches her child being mercilessly thrashed. Parents have questioned the management over the absence of an attendant for five minutes in the classroom and the children being left on their own. Police has taken cognizance of the incident and is initiating action against the pre-school.

    –IANS

  • Heavy rain worsens situation in Bengaluru, traffic jam on roads

    Heavy rain worsens situation in Bengaluru, traffic jam on roads

    Bengaluru (IANS) | Incessant rains threw normal life out of gear in Bengaluru on Tuesday. Commuters faced huge traffic jams across the city. Traffic jams were reported in the Central Business District areas. Whereas, many main roads were submerged.

    Traffic towards Kempe Gowda International Airport was also affected. Whereas, metro stations were crowded as people tried to avoid traffic jams on the roads.

    The Bengaluru Traffic Police also urged drivers and passengers to slow down and drive safely.

    Meteorological centers have predicted continuous heavy rains for at least the next two days.

    –IANS

  • 10 injured in shuttle bus accident at Galuru airport

    10 injured in shuttle bus accident at Galuru airport

    Bengaluru (IANS) | A shuttle bus at the Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore rammed into a pole on Sunday. 10 people were injured in this accident. A child is also included in the injured. The bus was carrying 17 passengers and was plying between two terminals. There is no news of any casualty in this accident which took place at around 5 am. There were also two members of the cabin crew in the bus.

    The passengers with minor injuries were taken to the hospital for treatment. The Karnataka Police has registered a case and started investigation into the accident. Police is probing if the bus driver had dozed off when the bus hit the pole, or there was some other reason.

    Shuttle buses connect T1 to the newly launched T2 terminal, less than a kilometer away. Most domestic airlines operate from the new terminal. Commuters rely on a shuttle bus service to reach T2.

    The Bangalore Airport Authority is planning to shift all international operations to the new terminal, while the old terminal will handle domestic flights.

    –IANS

  • Bengaluru to get moderate rainfall over next 5 evenings

    Bengaluru to get moderate rainfall over next 5 evenings

    Bengaluru will likely receive light to moderate rainfall for the next five evenings, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). 

    While the southwest monsoon has arrived in the city, the upcoming rainfall will be brought about by convective activity. This occurs when the maximum temperature stays higher than normal for several days. 

    Convective rainfall occurs when the sun’s energy heats the earth’s surface, causing water to evaporate. 

    On Tuesday, the IMD’s Bengaluru city weather recorded a maximum temperature of 31.5°C, two degrees above normal. The HAL airport recorded a maximum temperature of 30.8°C, one degree above normal. 

    A Prasad, who heads the IMD’s meteorological centre in Bengaluru, said Cyclone Biparjoy had delayed the southwest monsoon’s progress. “The monsoon is actually weak. It’s not as strong as it should be,” he told DH. The cyclone is dragging all the moisture content, he added. 

  • Four youths from Bangalore drowned in the lake on a weekend trip, bodies found

    Four youths from Bangalore drowned in the lake on a weekend trip, bodies found

    Bengaluru (IANS) | Rescue workers on Monday fished out the bodies of two of the four youths who drowned in Ramanathapura lake in Devanahalli taluk of Chikkaballapura district near Bengaluru. The officers provided this information.

    The bodies of two youths were found late on Sunday night.

    The deceased have been identified as Sheikh Tahir, Tauheed, Shahid and Faizal Khan. All are 18 years old and were residents of RT Nagar, Bengaluru. Police said that the youth had gone to visit the tourist destination Nandi Hills on Sunday. While returning, he jumped into the lake for a swim.

    Police said that one of the boys did not know how to swim and started drowning. Three more people lost their lives trying to save him. Seeing the bike and helmet on the banks of the lake, the villagers informed the officials.

    Officials of Vishwanathpura police, fire brigade and emergency services reached the spot and launched the operation. The bodies have been shifted to Aakash Hospital in Devanahalli. Further investigation is on.

    –IANS

  • Court dismisses anticipatory bail plea of Srinivas

    Court dismisses anticipatory bail plea of Srinivas

    Bengaluru (IANS) | A Bengaluru court on Friday acquitted Indian Youth Congress (IYC) president Srinivas B.V. The anticipatory bail plea of Srinivas has been accused of harassment by Angkita Dutta, former IYC chief of the Assam unit. Judge KS Jyothisree of a Bangalore court rejected his bail plea. After this, the danger of arrest is hovering over Srinivas. Senior advocate K.N. Phanindra said that the dignity and honor of the complainant has been hurt, and the victim has recorded her statement before the court under section 164.

    The Special Public Prosecutor of Assam objected to the anticipatory bail plea of Srinivas and argued in favor of the Assam Police. After Angkita Dutta filed a complaint of harassment, the Assam Police reached Srinivas’s Bengaluru residence. Sources said a team of Assam Police, including a senior IPS officer, visited Bengaluru. Recently, an FIR has also been registered against Srinivas at Vidhana Soudha police station here for obstructing the duty of election officials. According to the police, Srinivas obstructed the search and inspection of election officials during a meeting held at a hotel in Bengaluru on April 23. Srinivas allegedly did not cooperate with the officers and argued with them.