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       February 8, 2010
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CAR KNOCKS DOWN HOTEL EMPLOYEES: 6 HURT BADLY

Mysore, Feb. 8 (RK&KMC)- The city is in no way less than other metros of our country when it comes to speeding cars mowing down pedestrians in the middle of the night.

The latest incident occurred on Feb. 5 at 11.30 pm in which a Maruti 800 car crashed into a group of six youth who were on their way home from work at Hotel Grand Mourya in Hootagalli on Hunsur Road here.

The six employees of the hotel namely Manjunath, K.K. Mahadev, M. Mahadevaswamy, Mahesh, Indresh and Praveen, who were returning to their residence in SRS Colony, were reportedly hit by the car (KA 09 - P 9935) driven by Chandregowda, a resident of Doddekoppalu village, K.R. Nagar taluk, coming from Hunsur side, opposite Yashasvini Convention centre.

Manjunath, Mahadev, Mahadevaswamy and Mahesh were severely injured, with Mahesh sustaining severe head injuries as he smashed into the car’s windshield and landed on the car’s front seat.

Hearing the commotion, several other hotel employees and passers-by gathered at the accident spot and with the aid of VV Puram Police personnel who rushed to the spot, shifted the injured persons to Supriya Hospital near Ring Road in Hinkal.

Chandregowda, who also assisted in shifting the injured, alleged that he was beaten up by the passersby and saved from them by the Police’s timely intervention. V.V. Puram Traffic Sub-Inspector Parashuram, Inspector B.S. Rajashekhar, Mysore City Traffic ACP Shankaregowda and others visited the spot and booked a case. Ch...more

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A YOUNG FARMER'S PLEA AGAINST GE CROPS

Genetically Engineered (GE) crops, gene splicing and mutant crops are not just terms that belong to the science fiction genre. Food is becoming scarce. The new hotspots of hunger and famine will be Africa and Asia, say the oracles. These oracles say that biotechnology will save the world's hungry billions. But there is another scary side to this new mantra and Star of Mysore brings you, Kabir Cariappa's impassioned plea to the governments to think twice before opening the Pandora's Box of mutants gone haywire. The following is a petition presented by the young farmer, Kabir Cariappa, to Union Minister for Environment and Forests, at a public hearing on Feb. 6, 2010.

By Kabir Cariappa

As a young farmer, as an adult citizen of India of the next generation, I am worried about the possibly wrecked state of affairs your generation plans to leave us.

The effects of your decisions now, may not be felt by you or your brethren but could definitely make our life hell, in our future. A world where Cancer, and worse, cancerous life around us could be a daily issue.

A world where corporations rule, owning our livelihoods, stealing them from under our fe...more

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