Inox Chandan

Bumblebee (UA) English,

09:40 AM 01:30 PM 07:30 PM 10:00 PM

Simmba (UA) Hindi

09:50 AM 01:05 PM 03:20 PM 09:45 PM

Mary Poppins Returns (U) English, 2D

10:45 AM 06:45 PM

KGF (UA) Kannada

12:10 PM 04:20 PM 06:35 PM

KGF (UA) Hindi

09:30 PM

Fortuner – Kannada

04:00 PM

Carnival Cinemas
Bumblebee (UA) English

10:15 AM 12:30 PM 09:45 PM

Mary Poppins Returns (U) English

10:15 AM 06:45 PM

KGF (UA) Kannada

12:45 PM 03:30 PM 09:30 PM

Simmba (UA) Hindi

03:45 PM 06:30 PM

Swaroop-Nartaki

Simmba (UA) Hindi

12:00 PM 03:00 PM 06:15 PM 09:30 PM

GLOBE CINEMA

Bhai – Vyakti Ki Valli – Marathi

12:30 PM

KGF (UA) Kannada

03:30 PM

KGF (UA) Hindi

06:30 PM 09:30 PM

NIRMAL

Fortuner-Kannada
12.00. PM  3.00.PM, 6 PM,  9.00.PM.

CHITRA–

KGF (UA) Kannada

11:45 AM 02:45 PM 05:45 PM 08:45 PM

HIRA
Closed for Renovation

Maari 2 (UA) Telugu

12:15 PM 03:15 PM  06:15 PM 09:30 PM

Kannada

12.00 PM  3.00.PM  6 PM, 9.00.PM.

Disclaimer: Though every effort is made to ensure the appropriateness of the movies information, we suggest that you check with the theatre for the exact timings. As the screening of movies and their timings are subject to change.

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Various farmers from Kanbargi area have been protesting against the BUDA for the acquisition of 160 acres of land for a housing project of Scheme no 61.

Earlier as well Farmers protested along with their cows and buffaloes demanding that the Belagavi urban development authority drop the plans of acquiring 160 acres of land in the village that borders the city to turn it into a residential layout.

The said matter is still in court.

Maruti Sulge Patil a farmer who will be affected by the land acquisition has shared a photo of his entire family with ropes in their neck and has warned if the land is acquired all of the family will commit suicide.

Farmers said they had fertile land and their livelihoods would be affected after the land is acquired.

The process of compensation is also very less and the time taken for the same is also very long.

They demanded that the plan to acquire the 160 acres of land be scrapped.

Some farmers from Kanbargi have warned that they would hang themselves if their fertile land was acquired.
Farmers and families from Kanbargi village had given a statement that they would commit suicide if their fertile agricultural land is acquired by BUDA.

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India can do wonders in sports if our young sports talents are recognized and supported at the grass root level and supporting pillars of their performances – coaches, training clubs and educational institutes are given the due credits. In this direction, Gamatics India Pvt Ltd in association with NSRCEL – IIM Bangalore and KHEL Foundation have started an initiative called STEPP (Sports Talent Exploration and Promotion Program).

The pilot project is STEPP-Karnataka (http://gamatics.in/stepp/) focusing on talents in Karnataka. Under this initiative, more than 3500 applications were received across all age, gender, sports, and geography. 3 months of intensive analytics was done to identify the top 200+ sports talents, 50+ coaches, 50+ clubs and 40+ educational institutes.

To recognize and award these talents, we are hosting a full day program focused on brainstorming, networking and chalking out the plans on how to strengthen sports from grass root level, followed by award function.

Open Sea Swimmer Mandar Desurkar a Std.10 student of KLE International school Belagavi is one amongst the Sports Talents of Karnataka under STEPP Karnataka-2018 initiative.

Under the List of Top Sports Supporting Educational Institutes of Karnataka under STEPP Karnataka-2018 initiative, we have 4 names –
Govindram Seksaria Science College
Abba Sports Club
Swimmers Club
Rotary Club of Belgaum

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The SWR has issued an invitation which mentions the Commencement of Construction of Road Over Bridge at THIRD Gate on 6th Jan.

This is known as Level crossing No.381 (Third Gate), as per our sources, the RoB will be a 4 Laned RoB with Centre Pillars as the one on Old Dharwad Road.

This will be the Fourth RoB after Kapileshwar, Old Dharwad Road and the recently opened Gogte Circle RoB.

Now the issue of traffic diversion will arise as the said gate will be closed during the construction period which we assume to be around 18-24 months which is standard for such a RoB.

The pillars would be in the centre of the Khanapur road and will span on each side of the gate.

All the traffic from Udyambag wanting to cross over to Khanapur Road will have to make use of the Second gate. No official communication in this regard has been made by the Traffic police as yet.

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Rates of property Belagavi will go up between 10 and 30 percent as the Karnataka government has hiked in property guidance value this month.

Guidance value is the government-fixed rates below which a property cannot be sold. Based on the guidance value, also known as ready reckoner rate, circle rate and collector rate, buyers are liable to pay stamp duty on property purchases.

Rates of few Areas

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The NHAI has issued a notification for the acquisition of land for the construction of the 4/6 lane (A) Belagavi Bypass (Western) tentatively from Km 9.500 (NH 4A) to Km 515.000 (NH 4) (22 Km) and (B) Belagavi Bypass (Eastern) from Km 515.000 (NH 4) to Km 492.000 (NH 4) (New NH 48) (33 Km) in the state of Karnataka.
The Belagavi Ring Road would require 675 hectares to be acquired which includes Fertile land where farmers are taking multiple crops.

The land in the following villages is planned to be acquired:

Bhutaramanahatti, Ramdurg, Halabhavi, Heggere, Bambarge, Handiganur, Mahalenahatti, Chalvenahatti, Kedanur, Mannikeri, Agasage, Kadoli, Jafarwadi, Devagiri, Alatage, Goundawad (Part), Honaga, Bendi, Sonatti, Dharanatti, Kenchanatti, Hudali, Otamadu,(Kabalapur), Kabalapur (Bharmyanatti), Karvinkumpi, Kalakhamb, Muchandi, Aste, Chandgad, Bekkinakeri, Attiwad, Maranhol, Gojage, Mannur, Ambewadi, Sulge (Uchagaon), Kallehol, Uchagaon, Basurte, Turamari, Bachi, Kudremani, Belgundi, Bokanur, Savagaon, Mandoli, Bijagarni, Kavlewadi, Rakaskop, Kiniye,Karle,Navage,Janewadi, Kuttalawadi,Santibastawad,Bahadarwadi,Ranakunde,Waghawade,Desur,Sulge (Yellur),Rajahansagad,Nandihalli,Nagenahatti,Zad -Shahapur,Dhamane S. Belgaum,Yaramale,Khanagaon (K.H.),Khanagaon (B.K),Balekundri (B.K),Balekundri (K.H),Nilaji,Shindoli (Part),Basarikatti,Mavinakatti,Chandanhosur,Tarihal,Mastamardi,Halaga,Bastawad,Shagana,atti, Kondaskoppa, Kamakarahatti, Kolikopp,Kakati (CT), Sambra (CT), Mutga, (CT),Benakanahalli, Kakati,Macche,Peeranwadi, Belagavi,Jumnal,Shindoli (CT), Gokulnagar, Thammanayakanahatti (Dhamane), Dhamane, Yellur (CT), Kanbargi.

Still no land has been acquired but notification has been made and objections have been called for after which the actual process of land acquisition and payment would commence.

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by Tejas Kolekar

Whenever I hear any incidents of suicide in youngsters, I really feel a Genius is lost. It was only for that moment when that child loses the confidence, which could be handled well if they know how to deal with rejections and failures. Failures are a part of life; they come and go. What we need to do is prepare them mentally for such situations.

Communication plays a vital role in understanding situations and emotions. A child has a lot of things to discuss with their parents, but the priorities what we choose make them feel lonely. I would request each parent to analyze the requirements children have and spend time with them discussing it. Add proper values by first following it yourself, which they will adapt automatically later. Give them the liberty to come and talk to you on any matter without any hesitation and let them know you are there to listen, understand, and help.

Children feel lonely only when they don’t have anyone to share their feelings. The society also plays a very important role in handling today’s young children. We together should take responsibility for promoting good values and help them follow it.

Moral support and emotional understanding from closed ones is the top priority for a healthy relation. This will, in turn, boost confidence and increase the ability to handle tough situations of life. There are problems for everyone, but smart people are those who come out of it with a plan and a proper solution. Parents need to understand that when they communicate and share their feelings, they like it very much and it makes them relaxed.

Quality time with family becomes very important than any other priorities in your life. With a healthy parent-child relation, things get conveyed very easily and it makes the child learn faster. Things like decision making and handling emotions are the most important things in today’s world for each parent-child to learn and adapt and help each other in times when one needs it.

It is useless to comment after a mishap about things you had to do. If there are any hints which you are getting about, reach out to the child, teachers, and take help from the concerned, but please do not ignore or wait for something to happen. A LIFE LOST CAN NEVER COME BACK AT ANY COST. How to handle failure or rejections of life need to be counseled from the parents or educators to children today, because it is the culture being build up by the society today that you have to WIN always whatever may be the situation.

Understand the Parenting your child needs and act Accordingly.

Written by Tejas Kolekar, Educator & Personal Coach 9916835550

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India can do wonders in sports if our young sports talents are recognized and supported at the grass root level and supporting pillars of their performances – coaches, training clubs and educational institutes are given the due credits. In this direction, Gamatics India Pvt Ltd in association with NSRCEL – IIM Bangalore and KHEL Foundation have started an initiative called STEPP (Sports Talent Exploration and Promotion Program).

The pilot project is STEPP-Karnataka (http://gamatics.in/stepp/) focusing on talents in Karnataka. Under this initiative, more than 3500 applications were received across all age, gender, sports, and geography. 3 months of intensive analytics was done to identify the top 200+ sports talents, 50+ coaches, 50+ clubs and 40+ educational institutes.

Talents recognized from Belagavi:

Rijul Patil, Sunidhi Halkare, Anumati Chougule (Love Dale Central School), Arya Doddannavar, Mandar Desurkar (KLE International school)

Under the List of Top Sports Supporting Educational Institutes of Karnataka under STEPP Karnataka-2018 initiative, we have 4 names –
Govindram Seksaria Science College
Abba Sports Club
Swimmers Club
Rotary Club of Belgaum

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4 laning of Belagavi-Khanapur section (km 0+000 to 30+000 of NH4A in the state of Karnataka on Hybrid Annuity Mode. 

Land Required 155.986(ha)                     Land Available 26.75(ha)

Land to be acquired 129.236(ha)            Land Acquired till now 0 (ha)

Land from the following villages will be acquired –
Desur, Zad -Shahapur, Halaga, Machche (CT), Ganebail, Nittur, Ankale, Hattar Gunji, Halakarni, Karambal, Khanapur (Rural), Macche, Belagavi, Madhavapura, Vadagaon, Shahapur, Angol, Majagaon

From 0.00 to 84.40 KM about 217.69 land would be acquired under the Belagavi division and the same land has been transferred to the NHAI.

All the farmers and landowners will be reimbursed as per the new Land acquisition law in force.
Dr. Kavita Yogappannavar Assistant Commissioner in a press note has clarified that some persons with malicious intent are spreading rumors that NH 4A widening will not happen and the route has been changed. People are hereby informed not to heed to such rumors, the note adds.

With respect to the WP No: 103375-103380/2015, the Hon High court has dismissed the same, the note added. 

Landowners have been requested to visit the NHAI office and submit their bank and other documents so that the compensation can be paid.

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As many 6 persons were killed on the spot when a car and truck had a collision near Hotel Amar at Tavandi (Stavanidhi) ghat near Nippani on Saturday Afternoon.

All the deceased are from Murgod which include 4 men, 1 woman, and one child.

The car has been very heavily damaged in the accident.

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Ramesh Devagekar office superintendent EE at the PWD office Belagavi was trapped by the ACB while accepting a bribe of Rs.10,000 from another PWD employee Sharanbasappa Madasnal FDC PWD Suvarna Soudha sub div, Belagavi.

3000 were already paid to Devagekar and now he was accepting 10,000 top clear pending arrears bill, medical reimbursement bill and give transfer orders.

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Farmers have demanded that the Sewage treatment plant envisaged to be built at Halga must be shifted elsewhere and their land acquired must be returned to the farmers. The farmers raised this concern at the meeting called by minister Satish Jarkiholi to discuss the issue of land acquisition to set-up a sewage treatment plant (STP).

Belagavi City Corporation (BCC) has planned to set-up an STP on 17 acres and 30 guntas of land at Halaga village, close to Suvarna Vidhana Soudha (SVS). Earlier this STP was to be set up at Alarwad but due to infeasibility report, the plan was shifted to alga and the 21 farmers from whom the land has been acquired have approached the court against the acquisition.

The meeting also witnessed a high volume verbal clash between Belagavi Rural MLA Laxmi Hebbalkar and Belagavi South MLA Abhay Patil.
Hebbalkar was furious as to why land in Rural constituency are to be acquired already the farmers have given land for the SVS and suggested the STP could be shifted to Khasbag. Replying to the Hebbalkar, South MLA Patil said he is not here to discuss politics but for development and if need be I will convince the people of my area if the land is required.

Farmers at the meeting said they had no choice but to commit suicide if their fertile land was acquired for STP.

CCB Commissioner Kurer said that, in 2015, 19 acres of land was identified in Halga for the STP under the AMRUT scheme and Rs.1.12 crore compensation was awarded. But work could not be started as the farmers approached the court. In 2017 the court rejected the farmers plea but due to protests work hasn’t been started.

A committee will now be formed which will also have farmers on board to come to a solution.

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The foundation stone for the Construction of Road Over Bridge THIRD Gate was done on 6th Jan by Suresh Angadi MP. This is known as Level crossing No.381 (Third Gate). 

Details about the Project:

Cost of the RoB: 27.28 Crores

Span of RoB: 1 x 2 x 54 Bowstring Girder

Approaches: Panaji Side: (5+6) x 18 m PSC (250 m)
Belagavi Side: (7+6) x 18 m PSC (331 m)
Contractor: M/s KRISHI INFRATECH

Targeted Completion: March 2020
4 Lane Approach

The RoB is sanctioned at a cost of Rs.27.28 Crore on a 50:50 cost-sharing basis between ministry if Railways and Govt of Karnataka.

The 1 x 2 x 54 Bowstring Girder with 4 lane approach roads will give respite to the road users and help in building up the infrastructure for Belagavi city.

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The Mega Biodiversity Park, which is the first of its kind in North Karnataka raised by forest department besides Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) in Belagavi, is now in a pathetic state due to the dearth of funds.

The Biodiversity Park had more than seventy thousand saplings spread in 320 acres of land near Machche village on Chorla Ghat road. Out of the total land, 60 acres was developed by intensive gardening. The Biodiversity Park was developed under ‘Nagara Vana Udyan’ project by Government of India. As many as 80 per cent expenses of the project were shared by the Central Government and the remaining twenty per cent by the State Government.

According to sources, Rs two crore was sanctioned by the Central Government for the same. But the remaining 20 per cent, which was to be contributed by the State government has remained neglected.

The park has saplings of over 350 species like Kadagala Murga, Chandana, Pennerale etc. There was a plan for Children’s Play area, jogging path, cycle path, food court, drinking water facility, permanent sitting arrangement, rest rooms, Yoga center, Meditation center, butterfly park, Topiary garden, nature interpretation center and more. But, due to a dearth of funds, food court, drinking water facility, rest rooms and more have remained just on the drawing papers.

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The much-awaited Rotary Annatsov has started at CpEd Ground and like the many years before this, the event is already turning out to be a crowd puller with no parallels. If there is one place where the foodies of this world can converge and satisfy their taste buds to their fullest delight, it is the annatsov.

Like every year the stalls are an amazing and delectable mix of cuisine from across the length and breadth of the country with delightfully magical mouth watering dishes. Walk around the stalls and you cannot but resist to put your hands on the irresistible bites.

Several stalls are stealing the show this year, you can start at the Shafiq Bhais Lahori stall to begin with and is you have a taste for non veg this is the place to be for the next ten days. The stall has several yummy dishes to offer. The mutton nihari is a show stopper, the taste reminds you of the restaurants at the gates of Jama Masjid, finely chopped succulent pieces of lamb, cooked in just the right spices with an extra allowance of ghee and an hint of the best spices, cooked over the flame for three full hours gives the end result, the special Nihari. The Nihari tastes best with the Rumali Roti made fresh at the stall, the making of which in itself is something to watch. As the chef turns his roti in the air and gives it a spread you can only hold your mouth open in awe.

Also up for the palates at the Lahori are the Kebabs, there are many on offer, the mouth watering spicy hot chicken tikka kebab for those who prefer it tingling hot and the chicken malai kabab for those who don’t trouble their palates that much. But the show stopper is the mutton sheek kabab, finely ground mutton, with the most choicest spices hand put on the skewers with the most delicate technique to form cylindrical tubes and grilled over coal, matured slowly giving it a smoky flavor is just perfect for your palates.

The stall also has the Biryanis and the Koftas and you get the same feel as that of being at the Karims in Delhi or the Tunday kabab in Lucknow. This is a must visit stall for all.

Another stall which is doing the rounds is the Zayaka Punjabi Rasoi, its actually a two in one stall which has the best of Haryana and Punjab. The stall is offering the most amazing Makke di Roti and Sarson da Saag but that’s not the only thing there you can relish.

Go to the left flank and you see Taau Baljit Singh the master chef himself making the most fascinating Jalebis of the season. The jalebis are prefect to beat the winter chill and one is enough to fill your tummy. Fried in Desi Ghee it would seem a little heavy, but what the heck, for sweet tooths like us this is perfect. Its a delight to see Taau make them, he is no ordinary chef and had been invited to several countries and special occasions in the highest places. Having it piping hot makes it more desirable in the Belagavi chill.

Another must eat at the Punjab Rasoi is the Amritsari Kulcha. The kulcha is made with vegetable filling and baked to perfection with a hint of sesame seeds and brought to taste in a tandoor at just the right temperature. You just can’t get over the texture of the kulcha if not the taste, the kulcha can be crumpled into your hands and yet retains its shape, this is amazing. Put in a little chole, a mango pickle and some finely cut onions and you have the perfect punjabi dinner.

Eaten freshly from the tandoor with a spread of butter, you just can’t stop at eating one. A number of other accompaniments are at offer and this stall is worth more than just one visit.

For foodies, it’s going to be a fabulous fortnight and you have to say Rotary has brought delight to the food lovers of Belagavi yet again.

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Satish Jarkhiholi minister of Forests and Ecology after laying the foundation stone for the construction of the compound wall of the Rani Chennamma mini Zoo at Bhutramanhatti said that there will be a TIGER safari along with a full-fledged zoo here.

A tiger Safari has been planned on the forest land about 500 acres near Bhutramanhatti. Space already has a mini zoo with various animals and birds but now the Forest department plans to make it as a tourist attraction by introducing a tiger safari.

The plan of Tiger Safari was planned way back in 1989 by the then forest officer Chandrashekar.

The Zoo will be developed in a phase wise manner and about 50 crore will be spent on the same.

18 different enclosures will be made for different species of wildlife. 20 hectares will be reserved for Tigers.

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45 councilors from the Belagavi City Corporation have yet again embarked on a journey to Mysuru on Sunday to learn about Smart City mission implementation.

Last week only the Belagavi City Corporation (BCC) seems to be facing insolvency going by the fact that it is struggling to pay its employees and clear electricity dues. The city corporation owes Rs 18 crore to its employees including pourakarmikas and various service and infrastructure supply agencies.

BCC hasn’t paid the salary of 1,099 pourakarmikas for three months and computer operators for seven months. Electricity bills have been pending since the past several months. BCC also owes dues to agencies like Ramkey Infrastructure company, which operates solid waste management plant at Turmuri.

The term of the councilors will end in March 2019 and what will be the use of the training given in these two days only God can tell.

A couple of Months back, the councilors had been to Shimla for a tour.

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RCU & VTU exams Postponed

Autos in Belagavi have called for a Bandh of Autos from Monday 6 PM to Tuesday 6 PM for their various demands. 

Banks will be closed on 8-9

NWKRTC Buses could be off the road

Schools, colleges likely to be shut – No official word locally from Belagavi as yet

Belagavi Bar association supports the Bandh Call

The All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) and Bank Employees Federation of India have informed the Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) of the two-day nationwide strike on January 8 and 9, 2019, IDBI Bank.

Ten central trade unions including INTUC, AITUC, HMS, CITU, AIUTUC, AICCTU, UTUC, TUCC, LPF and SEWA, have also called for a nationwide general strike on January 8, 9, against the “anti-people” policies of the Centre and have placed a charter of 12 demands before the central government.

Employees in major sectors such as the Railways, banks and electricity departments as well as those in the unorganised sector, including street vendors and auto and taxi drivers, are expected to be part of the 48-hour strike.

Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) have extended their support to the protest. KSRTC buses will not ply on January 8 and 9.

D Shashi Kumar of the Karnataka Association of Management for unaided schools on Monday announced a two-day holiday for all private schools in Karnataka keeping the safety of school children in mind as the Joint Committee of Trade Union (JCTU) have called for a nationwide strike.

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Biddu: Bapu, the BJP is protesting against latest increase in taxes on petrol and diesel by JD(S)-Congress government in Karnataka.

Bapu; Yes Bittoo, I think people didn’t expect it from these two parties as they have been critical of BJP led NDA government at the centre for increasing taxes on these petroleum products during its present tenure.

Bittoo: Now trade unions have called for nation wide bandh for same reasons alongwith few other issues Bapu for two days from tomorrow, for which there’s tacit support by opposition parties Bapu?

Bapu: Hummmmm?

Bittoo; If both the ruling and opposition parties are doing same things under their powers, why the hell are they protesting against each other Bapu?

Bapu: I don’t know Bittoo.

Bittoo: What type of politics is this Bapu?.

Bapu: I really don’t know Bittoo!.

This is a citizen-centric new column, wherein the author(Bitto) is an ordinary, politically unaffiliated common man of the city who in his/her inimitable approach takes up various issues with the Bapu’s soul! Apparently, the interaction between them portrays ironies of sorts encountered by the common man and others in the city in a lighter vein. The author’s name will not be disclosed to the readers as he/she represents the common man of the society. This column aims at creating awareness and sensitising cross sections of our city on various issues of public concern only but in a lighter vein without holding any contempt against any institution or individual.

Read Earlier Stories Here

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Deputy Commissioner of Belagavi Shri Bommanhalli in a press note has clarified that there will be a HOLIDAY for schools and colleges in Belagavi on Jan 8  ONLY in view of the Bandh call given on 8 and 9 January by various trade unions nationwide. 

In a note issued by the Department of education, the deputy commissioner’s have been asked to act according to the situation in the district whether to open the educational institutions or no after seeing the local conditions in the district.

RCU & VTU exams Postponed
Autos in Belagavi have called for a Bandh of Autos from Monday 6 PM to Tuesday 6 PM for their various demands.

Banks will be closed on 8-9

NWKRTC Buses could be off the road

Schools, colleges likely to be shut – No official word locally from Belagavi as yet

Belagavi Bar association supports the Bandh Call

Ten central trade unions including INTUC, AITUC, HMS, CITU, AIUTUC, AICCTU, UTUC, TUCC, LPF and SEWA, have also called for a nationwide general strike on January 8, 9, against the “anti-people” policies of the Centre and have placed a charter of 12 demands before the central government.

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