Karnataka Govt Is Carrying Out The Responsibility Of Family

Karnataka govt is carrying out the responsibility of the family, immersed the ashes of more than 1200 people who lost their lives from Corona.

The Karnataka govt collectively immersed the ashes of those who lost their lives due to the epidemic of Kovid-19, whose relatives did not come to collect the ashes.

As per Hindu belief, the ashes of more than 1,200 people from Bengaluru were immersed in the Kaveri river near Belakavadi in Malavalli tehsil of Mandya district.

BJP’s organization general secretary BL Santosh shared the pictures on Twitter and expressed his gratitude to Karnataka Revenue Minister R. Appreciate Ashok’s efforts.

For the first time during the global pandemic in the state, ashes immersion has been done on such a large scale.

Most of the ashes are said to have been at the open crematorium outside the city, which was started by the government when the death toll from Covid-19 was at its peak.

Despite repeated requests, no family member of the deceased came to collect the ashes, following which the government decided to immerse the ashes.

Revenue Minister R. Ashok, Mandya district in-charge minister KC Narayana Gowda and a team of priests immersed the ashes in the presence of senior officials.

Ashok said, ‘I was saddened to see the reports of bodies being dumped in the Ganges river. I did not want this to happen in our state. No body should be left unattended.

Deputy commissioners, assistant commissioners and tehsildars in every district will have to ensure that the last rites are performed. If dead bodies are burnt then their ashes should be immersed.

I will issue an order to this effect. He said that the last rites of people from other communities are being performed as per their belief.

Google apologizes for calling ‘Kannada’ the most ugly language, says – sorry, Karnataka government ready to take action.

Anything goes so fast on social media, which makes its voice reach every citizen of the country. One such case has now come to the fore, when a reply from Google has heated up the social media environment.

In fact, if you search India’s ugliest language on Google, it gives your answer as ‘Kannada’, a language spoken by about 40 million people in South India.

However, Google has rectified this mistake by apologizing for it. There was a ruckus on social media after calling ‘Kannada’ the most ‘ugly’ language in India.

Now Google said, ‘We apologize for the misunderstanding and for hurting any sentiments.’

At the same time, the Karnataka government is preparing to take legal action against Google after showing Kannada as the ‘ugliest language’.

Karnataka Forest, Kannada and Culture Minister Arvind Limbavali gave information about this. Let us tell you that people were demanding that Google should apologize and take strict action against it.

This language is one of the oldest languages ​​in the world. Not only this, Bangalore-based IT company Thincnext has started a petition on charge.org to remove search results from Google.

So far several thousand people have given their consent to this. However, according to Google, this mistake has now been rectified.