Another building collapses in Bengaluru

The incident occurred near Dairy Circle, which is the quarters building near the KMF office. 5 people were injured in the incident and fortunately no lives were lost

BANGALORE: A three-storey building collapsed near Dairy Circle today, injuring five people. The incident occurred at around 9.30 am, a three-storey building with 16 houses. Fire officials visited and inspected the site.

The incident occurred near Dairy Circle, which is the quarters building near the KMF office. 5 people were injured in the incident and fortunately no lives were lost. The 50-year-old building is in a state of shock. One family was in the building at the time of the incident. Neighbors shouted as they noticed the collapse. Then those in the building immediately got out. This is a tragedy missed.

Once the construction of buildings starts in Bangalore, some will be completed. But the shocking fact is that there are 194 buildings in Bangalore. Survey two years ago, the authorities report on these buildings. But due to Corona's lack of action, policing is just sitting around and flirting with people's lives. Yes, the policy has been issued notice to several building owners when the report comes out. No building owner, however, has cleared it. Knowing this, however, has led to many doubts.

67 buildings in Yelahanka zone are in a dilapidated condition while 53 in eastern zone are in danger. There are 53 buildings in the West Zone. There are 38 buildings in the South and three in the Mahadevapura Zone.

39 crores tax from Minister Mall

Minister Mall is paying tax to BBMP in the name of Abhishek Developers. No property tax has been paid since 2017. BBMP is tired of giving notice to Minister Mall. A warning of property seizure is also issued if the tax is not paid. The minister, however, is not listening to the mall's administrator. Minister Mall tops BBMP's list of largest property tax defaulters in the West.

 Bangalore SEP 30:  Rs 39 crore to be paid to BBMP BBMP officials have locked the Malleswara minister's mall for tax evasion.

Minister Mall has not paid any tax for the last three years. The tax is pending. Today policy officials have moved on. Even if this is not taxed. According to Malleswara Pasvima DC Prasanna Kumar, it has been locked up.

Despite the notice, Minister Mall is not the only one. The prestigious Minister Mall has owed a tax of Rs 39 crore. The Joint Commissioner of the BBMP West Division had issued notice to pay the tax dues. The taxpayer has been on the prowl since 2017, and the BBMP has come forward to lock down the tax-deferred Ministerial Mall. The minister's mall was locked by the joint commissioner of the BBMP West Zone, Shivaswamy and BBMP officials. 5 crores later. The lockout has been cleared as promised to pay the rest of the money by the end of October. 

There was ample time for property tax. Yet Minister Mall has neglected. Minister Mall is hesitant about property tax. BBMP Property Tax Fraud In Bangalore

Minister Mall is paying tax to BBMP in the name of Abhishek Developers. No property tax has been paid since 2017. BBMP is tired of giving notice to Minister Mall. A warning of property seizure is also issued if the tax is not paid. The minister, however, is not listening to the mall's administrator. Minister Mall tops BBMP's list of largest property tax defaulters in the West.

Sivaswamy, the joint commissioner of the BBMP West Zone, who had given the information, said that over the past three years, the total interest amounting to Rs 39 crore has been outstanding. Of these, Rs 5 crore was paid through DD today. He said he would give another Rs 34 crore by the end of October. Corona Napa told me. But by September the entire tax bill had been given notice. But he made it clear that he did not pay the tax due to financial hardship.

Vijaya Times Impact: Fertilizers seized in Madurai

Vijay Times cover story about illegal fertilizer fertilizer at JK Organics Company in Madurai and defrauding farmers under organic name

 Mandya Sep 30: The Vijaya Times cover story team has conducted an investigation into the illegality of the JK Organics Company in Madurai and allegedly defrauding farmers in the name of Organic. Based on this information, Agriculture Department officials raided JK Organics and seized more than 40 lakhs worth of fertilizers.

The owner of JK Organics was licensed by the Department of Agriculture on September 3 for making organic fertilizer. But in this unit, chemical fertilizers such as urea, potash, dolomite, gypsum, and complex fertilizers were illegally stored. In addition, there was no license for fertilizer storage and sale. And defrauding farmers in the name of organic fertilizer. A case has been registered at Maddur police station.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah meets former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh

 A new Cabinet is also being created in Punjab. Sidhu has resigned as if everything is going smoothly.

NEW DELHI: Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today met Union Home Minister Amit Shah and held talks with him on the back of political developments in Punjab for several days. Navjot Singh Sidhu had resigned from his post as the President of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee two days ago. His visit has caused great curiosity.

Amarinder Singh had resigned as Punjab Chief Minister on September 18. It is in this backdrop that Charan Jit Singh Channi has taken over as the new Chief Minister. A new cabinet is also being created. Sidhu has resigned as if everything is going smoothly. Behind it, Amarinder Singh arrived in Delhi.

Amit Shah is in talks with him. Against this backdrop, the panic of the Punjab Congress has increased. If Amarinder Singh joins the BJP, it is estimated that BJP will benefit immensely in next year's assembly elections. Commenting on Amarinder Singh's Delhi visit, his media advisor Raveen Tukral tweeted, "Amarinder Singh has left Delhi for personal reasons. In the meantime, he is going to visit some friends and vacate the Punjab CM residence in Delhi. There is no speculation about this visit.