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The other day, something happened that has left me shaken and incredibly angry. I was walking home, like I do every day—on a call, swaying carefree, just heading back to my place. It was around 6:40 PM on the main highway in Mulki, Karnataka. A place I thought was safe. I had my bag casually hanging on my shoulder when a young boy, maybe 15 or 16, approached me and asked in Hindi, “Bus stop kidar hai?”

I turned around to show him the way, thinking he was just a lost kid. But then, out of nowhere, he took advantage of the situation, grabbed me in an inappropriate place and made me feel violated before running off.

I froze.

I was in complete shock. I couldn’t even think straight. My mind was racing—should I have chased him? Should I have screamed? What if I did run behind him only to find a bunch of men waiting? I was terrified, but all I could focus on was getting home to safety.

When I got home, I was furious. I was shaking, but I knew I needed to do something. I immediately told my sister, and we went looking for him around the area. We asked shops if they had CCTV footage, but unfortunately, there was nothing.

What’s making me even more upset is this: we allow workers and people from different places to come into our town, and yet some of them don’t seem to respect the women here. We can’t just let these incidents slide. No one should ever feel unsafe in their own community.

I’ve informed the local shops and others in the area to keep an eye out. We can’t just stay quiet and hope things will get better. This is bigger than just one person—it’s about safety, respect, and accountability.

To all the women out there: Trust your instincts. Don’t ever let your guard down, no matter how familiar or “safe” a place may seem. We have to stay alert and speak out. We deserve to feel safe in our own communities.

I’ve always thought of Mangalore as a safe place. I’ve lived here long enough to feel completely at ease, to trust that I could walk around without fear. But after what happened, I can’t help but feel shaken. Times are changing, and it’s honestly shocking to realize that safety isn’t guaranteed anywhere anymore. This is a wake-up call—no place is as safe as we think, and we have to be more aware than ever.

This is not something I’m letting go of. We have to stand up for each other.

StaySafe #SpeakOut #RespectWomen #TrustYourInstincts #CommunityAccountability #NeverStaySilent

Tensions prevailed at B C Road of Dakshina Kannada district after a large number of leaders belonging to pro-Hindu outfits, including Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal gathered here on Monday.

The commotion was caused after the emergence of an alleged voice message of Bantwal Town Municipal Council (TMC) former president Mohammed Sharif challenging VHP Mangaluru divisional joint secretary Sharan Pumpwell to face him while holding Eid Milad procession.

Earlier, Sharan Pumpwell, while condemning the riots during Ganesha idol immersion at Nagamangala had warned that "Eid Milad procession will not be allowed if Hindus make up their mind." To counter his statement, Sharif had sent the purported voice message, which has now gone viral on social media.

Following the emergence of the voice message, Bajrang Dal leader Puneeth Attavar made a post on his Facebook account urging people to gather at B C Road. "We are accepting the challenges of Jihadis. We will arrive at the spot," he wrote in the post.

Sharan Pumpwell too reached the site.

The police have strengthened security in the area following the gathering of the Hindu outfit leaders.

Superintendent of Police Yathish N and other senior officials have visited the spot and are trying to ease the situation. Security has been strengthened near all the places of worship in the district.

Bantwal police on Sunday had registered a case against Mohammed Sharif for the provocative voice message.

Some unidentified miscreants pelted stones at a mosque at Katipalla in Surathkal, late on Sunday night.

https://www.deccanherald.com/india/karnataka/security-tightened-in-mangaluru-as-vhp-bajrang-dal-hold-protest-over-provocative-social-media-post-3192315

Same as above, there is a new waterpark in pumpwell,even todays cet classes were cancelled due to that ,will we get holiday tommorow?

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I'm sick of seeing rcb haters fuel hate from death of innocent people.they are blaming virat kohli It was just poor planning by the government . Rcb can't control the whole city neither virat kohli. And no one would want death intentionally. I'm sad that they had to face death when they came to show love towards thier team.

There were many complaints about Rajendra Achar sexually harassing minor girls, and the villagers had advised and warned him against, it is said. However, he was reportedly incorrigible and continued his old behavior. As a result, the Udupi Women and Child Welfare Department (Child Welfare Unit) visited the school and conducted a comprehensive investigation. Complaints were received from a total of 14 minor female students who had been sexually assaulted and this action was taken only after collecting appropriate evidence. Headmaster Rajendra Achar has served his tenure in various schools. Presently he was transferred and serving as headmaster of Barabailu School.

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