A huge python which was resting in peace after engulfing two hens in the hen
nest at Shokanamakki in Hosaheravatta of Kumta taluk, has been trapped by villagers
and handed over to the forest department.
A mother of two who was reported missing from Savanoor in Kadaba Kodimbala village, landed at the sub-registrar’s office on October 13, Wednesday after marrying a neighbouring youth. The pair was taken into custody by the police and later let free.
A cheetah that entered human inhabitation in its bid to chase a dog, fell into
a well and was eventually rescued by the forest staff and locals at Palli near here on the
night of September 4, Saturday.
Students of the Government Higher Secondary School in the town had to
attend to classes in an open ground, under the shade of a tree for two days after the local
administrative authorities failed to remove the carcass of a dog that was found in one of
the classrooms.
Villagers of Kajottu in Kavalamudur village in Karinja Reserve Forest
Area were panic stricken for some time on August 8, Sunday when they found a cheetah
trapped in a bait laid for a wild boar that was troubling the farmers by destroying
agricultural crops.
Five month old Sujeeth is extremely lucky. He who was wailing for his missing parents, is finally back in the arms of his mother and father.
A young couple from Hosanagar has gone missing mysteriously after
abandoning their five month old baby which is presently under the care of its poor grand
parents, who are struggling to take care of the child which is craving for its mother.
Participants at a meeting convened at the Puttur TMC office recently to hold
discussions about the plans to organize an anti-plastic campaign in the town, were left
in a piquant situation when all of them were served tea in plastic cups at the end of the
meeting.
If cattle usually have horns on their head, here is a cow which has developed
a horn like thing on its back. The cow belonging to Nandappa Shetty of Peruvaje
near Bellare, has surprised many with its horn on the back.
An over three year long fight against the lackadaisical approach of the Bantwal CDP Office staff which had deprived little Madhura of being a beneficiary of the Bhagya Lakshmi Shceme of the state government, has finally yielded result with the District Consumer Court in its ruling slapping a penalty of Rs 10,000 on the Bantwal Child Development Project Officer for dereliction of duty.