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Blast shakes Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited, nearby houses; 9 injured (opens the original)
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At least nine people were injured in a blast at Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited’s Coker Hydro Treating Unit in Karnataka’s Surathkal on Wednesday, police said. Police officers said that the explosion occurred at around 12.15pm. “Nine individuals sustained injuries in the incident. Emergency response teams have since brought the fire under control,” Dakshina Kannada’s deputy commissioner Darshan HV, who visited the refinery along with police commissioner Sudheer Kumar Reddy and Zill
Sharjah Murder Victim’s Remains To Reach Kundapura Friday (opens the original)
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The remains of a 55-year-old Karnataka man allegedly killed in Sharjah and found dismembered last month will be brought back to Kundapura in Udupi district on Friday, with his funeral to be held without his wife and son, who remain untraceable. The remains will leave the United Arab Emirates on a commercial flight and are expected to reach Mangaluru International Airport at about 4.30 am, the victim’s brother, Anil Prashant Kunder, told Hindustan Times. A prayer service is scheduled for 10 am in
55-year-old Karnataka man murdered in UAE's Sharjah, dismembered body found in car trunk (opens the original)
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A 55-year-old Indian expatriate who had worked in the United Arab Emirates for two decades was found dead in his car in Sharjah, his body cut into pieces and packed into two suitcases, while his wife and son remain untraceable, a member of his family, quoting information received from authorities, said on Wednesday. The forensic findings released by the Sharjah Public Prosecution on Monday revealed that the man died from two stab wounds to the chest before his body was dismembered. The body was
Karnataka grants Tulu additional official language status in 2 coastal districts (opens the original)
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Karnataka has granted Tulu the status of an additional official language in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts, chief minister D K Shivakumar announced on Friday. The decision was taken at the first Cabinet meeting held in the coastal city, at the Praja Soudha building. It fulfils a long-standing demand for formal recognition of Tulu in the region, where it is widely spoken. “Considering the demand of the people of undivided Dakshina Kannada, we have decided to announce Tulu as an additional o
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