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BBMP and Health Dept. to Open Ayushmati Clinics in Bengaluru and State

The Greater Bengaluru Metropolitan Corporation (BBMP) and the Health Department are making preparations to open sanctioned Ayushmati clinics in the city and other parts of the state under the National Health Mission (NHM).

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Bengaluru: The Greater Bengaluru Mahanagara Palika (BBMP) and the health department are making preparations to open sanctioned Ayushmati clinics in the city and other parts of the state under the National Health Mission (NHM).

Our clinics were opened only a few days ago. Similarly, the government has decided to open Ayushmati clinics and provide free treatment to women by specialist doctors.

Director of NHM Dr. Naveen Bhat said that 50 clinics are ready to operate in the state. Out of 128 clinics, 70 clinics are expected to be opened by the end of March, the health department said.

The plan was to open clinics in Urban Public Health Centers (UPHC) in the state in July 2022.

It is known that preparations are being made to open 57 clinics under BBMP and remaining clinics in other parts of the state as announced by the health department.

Clinics will be set up at UPHCs to make services of paediatricians, gynaecologists, obstetricians and mental health specialists available to patients, said Dr Bhatt.

Bhat informed that the purpose of these clinics is to provide special services at primary health center to the people of the city.

Karnataka

Maoist Activity in Sullia, Karnataka: ANF Conducts Operations

Learn about the heightened Anti-Naxal Force (ANF) activity in Koojimalai forest following recent sightings of suspected Maoists.

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Maoist Activity in Sullia, Karnataka: ANF Conducts Operations
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In response to escalating concerns over suspected Naxalite activity, the Anti-Naxal Force (ANF) has intensified combing operations in the dense expanse of Koojimalai forest. Reports indicate a surge in sightings of individuals believed to be associated with Maoist groups, prompting ANF jawans to bolster their presence in the region.

On Thursday, yet another sighting of a suspected Naxalite was reported from a heavily wooded area within the forest. Eyewitness accounts from a worker in the rubber plantation suggest the presence of an unfamiliar woman in the vicinity, igniting efforts to locate her amidst the dense foliage.

The ANF has wasted no time in responding to these reports, deploying teams to conduct thorough searches across the Ainekidu and Koojimale estate areas. Sources within the ANF have hinted at the possibility of lingering Naxalite presence along the fringes of the Pushpagiri forest sanctuary, underscoring the importance of vigilance in this region.

Confirming the gravity of the situation, ANF sources have acknowledged receiving multiple complaints regarding the presence of unidentified individuals in the Sampaje-Koojimalai corridor. This surge in activity has prompted the ANF to fortify its operations, ensuring a proactive approach to combat any potential threats posed by Naxalite elements.

As the ANF remains steadfast in its mission to maintain peace and security in the region, residents of Koojimalai and surrounding areas can take solace in the concerted efforts being made to address the looming specter of Naxalism. With continued vigilance and collaboration between law enforcement agencies and local communities, the menace of Naxalite insurgency can be effectively curtailed, safeguarding the tranquility of this pristine forest enclave.

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NIA Arrests Key Conspirator in Bengaluru Cafe Blast Case

National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrests Muzammil Shareef, a key conspirator in the Bengaluru cafe blast case.

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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has made significant progress in the investigation into the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast at the Rameshwaram cafe in Bengaluru’s Brookfield. On March 1, Muzammil Shareef, identified as a key conspirator, was apprehended by NIA teams during crackdowns at 18 locations across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh.

Muzammil Shareef’s arrest comes after NIA took over the case on March 3, following initial investigations by Bengaluru’s Central Crime Branch (CCB). The blast, carried out by the main accused Mussavir Shazeeb Hussain, resulted in severe injuries to several customers and staff members, causing extensive damage to the property.

NIA’s investigations have unveiled Muzammil Shareef’s role in providing logistic support to the prime accused and another conspirator, Abdul Matheen Taha. While Hussain and Taha remain at large, NIA’s efforts continue to bring them to justice.

The blast, triggered by an IED, necessitated a swift and thorough investigation by NIA to ensure accountability and prevent further threats to public safety. With ongoing efforts and collaboration with law enforcement agencies, NIA remains committed to unraveling the complete network behind such acts of terrorism.

Stay tuned for more updates on NIA’s investigation into the Bengaluru cafe blast case as efforts intensify to bring all perpetrators to justice and safeguard our communities from such heinous acts.

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Mandya: Four Youths Lost in Cauvery River

Four individuals tragically drown in Mandya’s Kaveri river while attempting to rescue a drowning person, highlighting the dangers of water accidents.

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A tragic incident shook the town of Mandya when four youths lost their lives while swimming in the Cauvery river. The unfortunate incident occurred in Muttathi, located in the Malavalli taluk of Mandya district.

The victims have been identified as 40-year-old Nagesh, 17-year-old Bharat, 32-year-old Guru, and 16-year-old Mahadev, all hailing from Mysore. Currently, the bodies of two individuals have been recovered, while efforts persist in locating the remaining two.

The group, consisting of 40 individuals, had embarked on a trip from Mysore to Muttathi in Malavalli taluk, traveling together in a single bus. Amidst the excursion, four members of the group decided to go for a swim in the Kaveri river. Tragically, one of them encountered difficulties while swimming and drowned. In a valiant attempt to rescue their friend, three others ventured into the water, only to meet a similar fate.

As the community mourns this devastating loss, rescue teams continue their tireless efforts to locate the missing bodies. The incident serves as a poignant reminder of the dangers associated with water activities, underscoring the importance of safety measures and vigilance.

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