Bengaluru: A man who had returned from Kuwait to spend time with his family died of a heart attack at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru.

The deceased, identified as Basheer from Kodagu, had come to India after a long gap to spend his vacation with his wife and children. He was looking forward to spending quality time with his family during his stay.

However, tragedy struck soon after he arrived at the airport. Basheer suddenly complained of severe chest pain and collapsed at the airport. Despite efforts to help him, he died at the spot.

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After receiving the information, his family members rushed to Bengaluru. His body will be taken for the final rites after relatives and friends pay their last respects.

The incident has left the family in deep shock. A pall of grief has descended on the deceased’s home in Kodagu.

Bengaluru: The fourth annual Tulu Nadu Aati celebrations were held in Bengaluru on Sunday.

The event was organised by Jai Tulunad Bengaluru at the Mulki Sundar Ram Shetty Auditorium in Bilekahalli.

The programme showcased the rich culture and traditions of coastal Karnataka.

The celebrations began with a grand procession featuring Chende, traditional music and Kunitha Bhajane.

BJP leader and Bommanahalli Assembly constituency leader M. Sathish Reddy inaugurated the programme.

Speaking on the occasion, Sathish Reddy said he was happy to be part of a festival celebrated with devotion and faith.

He stressed the need to preserve culture and patriotic values. He also urged people to work together and respect their language.

Former Minister and Karkala MLA B. Sunil Kumar appreciated the efforts of Jai Tulunad Bengaluru.

He said the organisation was bringing people together through their love and attachment to the Tulu language.

Bhavani Shankar Shetty, Director of Networth Systems, Bengaluru, entrepreneur Ganesh Rao, Ramakant Shetty, and film personalities Ashwithi and Adwithi Shetty were among those present.

They extended their best wishes to the organisers. Several achievers from the community were honoured during the programme.

A video showcasing the activities of the organisation was also screened. Members of the Sri Rama Bhajana Mandali, Hosarodu, presented a devotional bhajana programme.

A Yakshagana performance was another major attraction of the event.

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Traditional Chende performances, Aati Kalenja, Kunitha Bhajane and various cultural competitions were also organised.

The celebrations provided a platform to showcase and preserve the rich traditions of Tulunadu.If you want, I can also make this shorter in newspaper style with a stronger headline.

Bengaluru: A head constable was allegedly assaulted by a group of people after he was accused of behaving inappropriately with a woman on a city bus near Gangammana Gudi Circle in Bengaluru.

The injured policeman has been identified as Manjunath, a head constable attached to the Sanjay Nagar Police Station.

According to reports, Manjunath had boarded a bus while travelling to Jalahalli. During the journey, he was accused of behaving inappropriately with a woman passenger.

The argument between the two soon turned into a heated quarrel inside the bus. The woman reportedly called her relatives and informed them about the incident.

When the bus reached Gangammana Gudi Circle, a group of young men stopped the bus. The group allegedly dragged the head constable out of the bus and assaulted him.

Manjunath reportedly told them that he was a police officer, but the attackers allegedly ignored him. His clothes were also torn during the assault.

He suffered injuries to his face and other parts of his body. He was later admitted to a private hospital for treatment.

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Following the incident, both the woman and the head constable filed separate complaints against each other.

Police have registered both a complaint and a counter-complaint. Further investigation is underway.