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Inspector Ambedkar spent money from his pocket and bought 100 helmets and distributed it among the Narikurava community people in Vadalur. 

A massive fire broke out at All India Industrial Exhibition called Numaish in Hyderabad injuring seven and destroying over 100 stalls.

At ITPL and KR Puram in Bengaluru protesters were seen forcing shopkeepers to shut shop. and coercing people to return home.

Shops were seen open and buses were moving as usual in Bagalkot district in Karnataka. However, schools and colleges remained closed today.

Buses ran through the roads as usual in Koppal and Davanagere. Even hotels remained open in Davanagere.

A man repeatedly stabbed a woman near Valliyur bus stand, Tamil Nadu. The woman died on the spot and visuals were captured on the CCTV camera installed at a shop nearby. 

The police personnel had questioned union minister of state Pon Radhakrishnan if he would take the responsibility of people's lives if private vehicles are allowed in Pamba, near Sabarimala. BJP condemns the Kerala cop's behaviour.

Few days ago, residents of Hebballi had submitted a memorandum to the deputy commissioner in Dharwad, Karnataka, requesting to close the bar as drunkards were creating a nuisance in the village. Drunkards led a counter protest.

Earlier, the Election Commission said that it seized a total of 3,19,335.732 litres liquor that was unaccounted, and it was worth Rs 6.66 crore in the market

Amid unprecedented security, Kerala State Transport Corporation buses were bringing pilgrims from Nilakkal to Pamba and no services had been stopped, KSRTC sources said. Shops and hotels near the temple complex were open.

Many roads were found deserted and closed after the massive postest held against the Supreme Court's order allowing entry of women of all age groups into Sabarimala shrine.