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Tourism Department explores opportunities to boost cruise tourism in Mangaluru

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By Rashmi Patil
| Flipboard
Double Murder 18 hours ago Solving Crime | How Mangaluru police uncovered cross-border double murder, nabbed 3 culprits Indian Express - Written by: Kiran Parashar • 18h A police informant’s tip led the Mangaluru police to uncover a 2014 double murder linked to a gold smuggling dispute, with bodies buried in Kerala.
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Govt. veterinary college students stage protest against upcoming private college

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By Rashmi Patil
| The Hindu Verified
Students of the Veterinary College, Hebbal, affiliated to Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Sciences University (KVAFSU), Bidar, protested on Thursday against the upcoming Yenepoya Private Veterinary College in Mangaluru. The students said there are limited job opportunities for veterinarians, particularly outside metro cities.. Karthik S.N., a fourth-year student of Bachelor of Veterinary Science, said, “There are seven government veterinary science colleges in Karnataka.
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West Asia crisis makes notebooks dearer as schools reopen

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By Rashmi Patil
| The Hindu Verified
The price of notebooks has gone up by ₹5 this year. | Photo Credit: File photo Parents of students returning to school this week have had to shell out at least ₹5 more per notebook, with industry insiders attributing the hike to the West Asia crisis. Gangadharaiah, a bookshop owner in Avenue Road, said, “The price of notebooks has gone up by ₹5 this year. It may vary by ₹1-2 at the wholesale level, but retail prices are fixed.
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