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A restaurant located near a National Highway in the Bengaluru Urban district has been penalised for failing to provide hot and hygienic food to a customer. In its June 19 order, the First Additional District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission fined the Udupi Garden restaurant an amount of Rs 7,000. According to complainant Tahara, 56, a resident of Koramangala in Bengaluru, she was on her way to Hassan for a family trip on July 30, 2022, when she visited the restaurant to have breakfast. She alleged that the food was cold and not fresh at all. And when she a

A man from the Udupi region of Karnataka, who developed a sudden illness three weeks ago and did not respond to treatment at hospitals in Mangaluru and Bengaluru, was allegedly murdered by his wife and her lover, whom she met on social media. The victim, 44-year-old Balakrishna Salyan, had been ill for nearly a month and was diagnosed with jaundice. He died in the early hours of October 20 at his home in Ajekar, Karkala, Udupi district.

“We have only recently managed to restart just the plain dosas using a coal chulha and an electrical coil bhatti, but both are expensive alternatives. I had to spend nearly Rs 35,000 to get the place running again with alternate means of cooking and that too with a much shorter menu,” she added. The LPG gas shortage due to the war is now beginning to significantly impact Udupi restaurants across Pune, with several eateries reporting disruptions in daily operations, reduced menus, and a shift to alternative cooking methods such as electric bhattis, induction stoves, and

Supreme Court property Will news: The Supreme Court has ruled that merely excluding a wife and children from inheritance cannot invalidate a Will, holding that a testator is free to depart from the normal line of succession if the document is otherwise genuine and legally proved, and upheld a 1983 Will executed in favour of a sister. A bench of Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and Vijay Bishnoi was hearing an appeal filed by the wife and children of late B Sheena Nairi against a Karnataka High Court judgment which had upheld concurrent findings of the trial court and first appellate court recognising the validity of the Will executed in favour o

UDUPI: Udupi district police have found unauthorised modifications in four firearms during a month-long inspection of weapons held by licence holders across the district. The police checked 2,925 firearms during the drive, which was taken up following the registration of cases involving the use of firearms in the district in recent times. The inspections covered the background of firearm licence holders, the condition of the weapons and whether they had been modified without permission.