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45-day old baby dies after being given Hepatitis B vaccine
One more child died today due to suspected complications following administering of Hepatitis B vaccine at a local hospital, taking the toll to four in similar cases in Karnataka in the last two days.
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Russian national drowns in Gokarna sea
A 32-year-old Russian national today drowned in the sea at Gokarna, around 50 km from Sirsi, police said.
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Government schools competent enough: Kageri
After laborious efforts in studying for his Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exam, Prashanth S K, a student from Mahatma Gandhi Pre-University College,Tumkur, secured 96.16% to emerge as one of district toppers.Prashanth, along with 109 other toppers from various districts from across the State, walked away with brand new personal comput...
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Foul smell drives people away from Bangalore bus shelters
Sirsi Circle is one of the busiest junctions in the city which was once known for its green canopy. The passengers who wait for buses here at Sirsi Circle Bus Stop (which leads to Chamrajpet) are made to bare the brunt of the sun and rain as the bus shelter reserved for them are occupied by heaps of garbage. The foul smell out of the dumped garbage...
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45-day old baby dies after being given Hepatitis B vaccine
One more child died today due to suspected complications following administering of Hepatitis B vaccine at a local hospital, taking the toll to four in similar cases in Karnataka in the last two days.
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Russian national drowns in Gokarna sea
A 32-year-old Russian national today drowned in the sea at Gokarna, around 50 km from Sirsi, police said.
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Government schools competent enough: Kageri
After laborious efforts in studying for his Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exam, Prashanth S K, a student from Mahatma Gandhi Pre-University College,Tumkur, secured 96.16% to emerge as one of district toppers.Prashanth, along with 109 other toppers from various districts from across the State, walked away with brand new personal comput...
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Foul smell drives people away from Bangalore bus shelters
Sirsi Circle is one of the busiest junctions in the city which was once known for its green canopy. The passengers who wait for buses here at Sirsi Circle Bus Stop (which leads to Chamrajpet) are made to bare the brunt of the sun and rain as the bus shelter reserved for them are occupied by heaps of garbage. The foul smell out of the dumped garbage...
