Tag: Coastal

  • IRCTC launches 6-day Coastal Karnataka packages from Hyderabad

    IRCTC launches 6-day Coastal Karnataka packages from Hyderabad

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    Hyderabad: The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has announced a special package for travellers from Hyderabad to Karnataka called ‘Coastal Karnataka’ to visit famous tourist destinations and temples.

    The Coastal Karnataka package will be available from May and trains will depart every Tuesday from Kacheguda Railway Station at 6:05 am.

    The price of the tour will be from Rs 11,600 to Rs 34,270 for a six-day and 5 nights journey, which includes the comfort category of train journeys on sleeper class for the standard category and 3AC.

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    The special package will take you across the coast of Murudeshwar and Mangalore and famous tourist destinations like ST Mary’s Island, Malpe Beach and Jog Falls.

    The spiritual locations like Sri Krishna Temple, Sharadamba Temple, Mookambika Temple, Murudeshwar Temple in Gokarna, Kateel Temple and Mangala Devi Temple are included as well.

    The package will also provide main facilities like an air-conditioned vehicle for passengers including accommodation for three nights, breakfast and travel insurance.

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  • Assembly polls: Increased vigil at inter-state border points in coastal Karnataka

    Assembly polls: Increased vigil at inter-state border points in coastal Karnataka

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    Mangaluru: The Dakshina Kannada (DK) district administration has heightened vigil at the border points with Kerala to prevent flow of money and freebies to Karnataka ahead of the assembly elections next month.

    Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner M R Ravi Kumar on Sunday said 10 check posts have been set up at the inter-state border points with Kerala. In all, 27 check points have been set up in Dakshina Kannada including inter-district and local check posts.

    He said all measures are being taken to ensure effective implementation of the Model Code of Conduct with the help of police and other departments.

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    A police team seized unaccounted cash from a Kerala-based man who was carrying the money without proper documents when his vehicle was intercepted at one such check post.

    The Election Commission has appointed DK Zilla Panchayat CEO Kumar as the district nodal officer to ensure the code of conduct is being followed. Nodal officers have also been posted for each of the eight assembly constituencies in the coastal district.

    The DC directed the owners of malls, halls, auditoriums and theatres not to allow conduct of programmes of political parties without prior permission from the district election office.

    City Police Commissioner Kuldeep Kumar R Jain also warned that strict legal action will be taken in cases of violations of the Model Code of Conduct.

    Police confiscated Rs 7.95 lakh cash from one Suresh, a resident of neighbouring Kasaragod district in Kerala. The money was found when the police were checking vehicles at Talapady border point between Kerala and Karnataka on Saturday.

    The seized cash and the impounded car were handed over to the Election Commission officer for investigation.

    A preliminary probe revealed that Suresh, who works as a fabricator, brought the cash to buy materials from Mangaluru. A case will be registered if the seized cash is found to have any link with the elections, police said.

    In another incident, Bantwal rural police seized a lorry laden with rice without proper documents from Farangipet in the district on Friday night.

    The police confiscated 300 bags of rice, each weighing 50 kg, totalling 15,000 kg and worth Rs 6 lakh from the accused. In addition, the lorry was also impounded, police further said

    Karnataka goes to the polls on May 10 and counting will take place on May 13.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • UPSC Final Result of post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering

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    UPSC Final Result of post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering

    Dated: 16-3-23

    For  Final Result of post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering click link below:

    Final Result: 01 post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering, MFAHD

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  • India’s first marina to come up at Byndoor in coastal Karnataka: CM Bommai

    India’s first marina to come up at Byndoor in coastal Karnataka: CM Bommai

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    Bengaluru: To promote coastal tourism in Karnataka, the country’s first marina will be constructed at Byndoor in the Udupi district, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said.

    After seeking permission from the central government for the relaxation of Coastal Regulation Zone rules, it is proposed to take up beach tourism in coastal areas and pilgrim tourism, Bommai said.

    Speaking at a function ‘Seven Wonders of Karnataka’ hosted by Kannada Prabha and Asianet Suvarna News, Department of Tourism here on Saturday, he said the history of the greatest dynasties such as Ganga, Kadamba, Rashtrakoota, Chalukya and Hoysala will be collected from the Department of Archaeology to develop the historic tourism. This will not only in the development of tourism but also help people understand the rich history of Karnataka.

    The CM said the government proposed to build a corridor of the ancient temples like Madhukeshwara in Banavasi and Dattatreya in Ganagapura and promote ‘Yatra tourism’. Instructions are given to develop the Benakal area. The development of the Anjanadri Betta is ongoing. A scheme has been chalked out to pay a monthly honorarium of Rs 5000 to the recognised tourist guides. More facilities will be provided to them from the government side.

    Bommai said the government will extend all the cooperation to the ‘Seven Wonders of Karnataka’ programme to give a new direction to tourism. If the Suvarna News Channel, as part of searching the hidden Seven Wonders, shared information about 5,000 places that they have discovered, the government will take steps to develop tourism in those places. The news channel must hold such programmes every year and the government will support such ventures. Every village has historic relics that need to be researched.

    He said creation is amazing but the vision of man is much bigger. The creation starts with five elements and there is a wonder in big boulders, hills, hillocks, and seabed. None can imagine the sculpturing of the statue of Bahubali in Shravanabelagola. The architecture of Gol Gumbaz in Vijayapura and the Whispering Gallery shows the concept of wireless during those days.

    “We must enjoy nature’s beauty and it must be protected. I congratulate Suvarnanews and Kannada Prabhua for finding out the Seven Wonders of Karnataka.”

    He said travelling is a man’s natural habit and this has paved the way for development.

    “Karnataka is blessed with nature’s bounty. It has a 350 km coastal area, 10 different weather zones, 400 km of the Western Ghats, a rich biodiversity where the sunrays will be there for 300 days, and several rivers. Nature is on their side but they cannot go against it. For this reason, the green budget had been prepared. The damage caused to nature must be corrected immediately,” the CM added.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • UPSC Interview Details: 01 post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering, MFAHD

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    UPSC Interview Details: 01 post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering, MFAHD

    With reference to your application for the above mentioned post, this is to inform that you have been shortlisted for interview. You are accordingly requested to appear for the interview as per the reporting schedule given below. Reporting time for candidates called for interview in Forenoon Session is 09.00 A.M and the Reporting time for candidates called for interview in Afternoon Session is 12.00 Noon, in the UPSC Office, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi 110 069.

    NAME OF REQUISITION : 01 post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering for Fishery, Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying.
    ADVERTISEMENT NO. : 01/2022

    VACANCY NUMBER : 22010104408

    VENUE OF INTERVIEW : UPSC, DHOLPUR HOUSE,
    SHAHJAHAN ROAD, NEW DELHI 110069

    Date of Interview : 13.03.2023

    Timing: 9:00 am  , 12:00 noon

    Dated: 17-2-23

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    Interview Details: 01 post of Administrative Officer in Central Institute of Coastal Engineering, MFAHD



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