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Days After US Woman Assaulted Karnataka Homestay's Licence Cancelled
Bengaluru, April 23 (IANS) In view of the sexual assault of an American woman tourist in Madikeri district, the Tourism Department on Thursday issued an order cancelling the licence of the homestay where the incident occurred.
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US Woman Raped At Karnataka Homestay, Owner Cut WiFi For 3 Days
The homestay owner allegedly disconnected WiFi services for three days, preventing the victim from contacting anyone during that period.
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No Food, Phone Dead: How Lost Kerala Techie Survived 4 Days In Wild
GS Sharanya, a 36-year-old IT professional and a native of Kerala, set out to climb Thadiyandamol, the highest peak in Kodagu, Karnataka.
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7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Karnataka Issues Guidelines For Homestay Owners After 2, Including Tourist, Gang Raped
The Karnataka government issued a circular on Tuesday outlining guidelines for owners of homestays and resorts operating in tourist destinations across the state to ensure the safety of tourists.
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After Israeli Woman Gang-Raped In Karnataka, Raids Across Hotels, Homestays
Days after an Israeli tourist's gang-rape near World Heritage site of Hampi in Karnataka, the police have increased night patrolling and launched raids on hotels, assuring better security amid a reported outflow of foreign tourists from the state.
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2 Arrested For Raping Israeli Tourist In Karnataka, Co-Traveller Found Dead
Two women - a 27-year-old Israeli tourist and a homestay owner - were allegedly gang-raped by three men in Karnataka on Thursday night, police on Saturday said, adding that two accused have been arrested.
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Court Acquits 40 Accused In 2012 Mangaluru Homestay Attack Case
The Mangaluru Sixth Additional District and Sessions Court on Tuesday acquitted 40 persons accused in the infamous 2012 Mangaluru 'homestay attack' case citing lack of evidence.
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Days After US Woman Assaulted Karnataka Homestay's Licence Cancelled
Bengaluru, April 23 (IANS) In view of the sexual assault of an American woman tourist in Madikeri district, the Tourism Department on Thursday issued an order cancelling the licence of the homestay where the incident occurred.
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US Woman Raped At Karnataka Homestay, Owner Cut WiFi For 3 Days
The homestay owner allegedly disconnected WiFi services for three days, preventing the victim from contacting anyone during that period.
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No Food, Phone Dead: How Lost Kerala Techie Survived 4 Days In Wild
GS Sharanya, a 36-year-old IT professional and a native of Kerala, set out to climb Thadiyandamol, the highest peak in Kodagu, Karnataka.
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7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Karnataka Issues Guidelines For Homestay Owners After 2, Including Tourist, Gang Raped
The Karnataka government issued a circular on Tuesday outlining guidelines for owners of homestays and resorts operating in tourist destinations across the state to ensure the safety of tourists.
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After Israeli Woman Gang-Raped In Karnataka, Raids Across Hotels, Homestays
Days after an Israeli tourist's gang-rape near World Heritage site of Hampi in Karnataka, the police have increased night patrolling and launched raids on hotels, assuring better security amid a reported outflow of foreign tourists from the state.
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2 Arrested For Raping Israeli Tourist In Karnataka, Co-Traveller Found Dead
Two women - a 27-year-old Israeli tourist and a homestay owner - were allegedly gang-raped by three men in Karnataka on Thursday night, police on Saturday said, adding that two accused have been arrested.
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Court Acquits 40 Accused In 2012 Mangaluru Homestay Attack Case
The Mangaluru Sixth Additional District and Sessions Court on Tuesday acquitted 40 persons accused in the infamous 2012 Mangaluru 'homestay attack' case citing lack of evidence.
