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Belgaum to get Mayor on March 4

Feb 12, 2008 by Editor 44 Comments

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The Belgaum city corporation will at last get a Mayor and a Dy.Mayor on March 4 2008. The Satte govt released a notification in this regard.

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  1. B K Raj says

    Jan 11, 2012 at 7:29 PM

    Card usage is increasing and the Rs. 2 lakh threshold will increasingly be overcome even in small cities. Fighting this inevitability will do nobody any good.

    The more worrisome trend is this. A Big Bazaar comes to Belgaum and captures spending rupees from buyers in towns like Belgaum. So say, on a Saturday or Sunday evening the spending desire on utility items of a Belgaumite is on average Rs. 2500 then these big stores will capture say Rs. 2,000 since they have almost everything under the Sun and then on top they have discounts that lure even more shoppers. This same Rs. 2,500 was going to be spent, in the absence of the big store, over say 5 stores. Now only Rs. 500 will be left to be spent at the typical smaller stores mentioned in your story. This is killing the small merchant in the long run.

    Now coming to the fees, what is illegal is illegal and the small merchant must be reported for breaking the law when charging above the MRP. However, as good citizens of this country we purchasers in smaller cities have a moral obligation to keep the spirit of entrepreneurship alive in the form of the small but seemingly inefficient merchant. Why not hold a meeting with a industry group that represents the interests of small merchants, and then help them make a representation to the RBI, local MLAs, MPs, and other such interested parties about the fee structure charged to small merchants and the need for a differential pricing scheme (commission of 1% instead of 2%) from the banks as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (Big banks should get CSR points or a tax break for the 1% commission reduction toward small merchants). The merchants also need to be educated on the benefits of charging (swiping) by their customers – Less cash handling, less credit risk, and electronic monitoring of customer behavior pattern which in turn can help them compete better with their bigger brethren.

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  2. sandeep says

    Jan 10, 2012 at 10:28 AM

    iam a studied in usa .i want to become a ias officer

    Reply
  3. Rohan says

    Jan 8, 2012 at 7:18 PM

    Where is the International Cirket stadium?

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    • Editor says

      Jan 8, 2012 at 7:27 PM

      There is no cricket stadium to go with .one is under construction at Kanbargi for over two years now

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  4. mohan says

    Jan 7, 2012 at 2:26 PM

    Best of luck for the team of kranti veer sangolli rayanna . Belgaum becomes devlok during ganpati festival. No other place is devlok

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  5. Suryakant says

    Jan 2, 2012 at 2:34 PM

    Master Rohan Kokane is a very hard working and deserving boy. He has achieved success because of his hard work. He is the most deserving Belgaumite as he has brought laurels to Belgaum. His success has been globally acclaimed. He truly deserves to be the Belgaumite of the Year… I request all belgauites to vote for him and encourage him so that he can grow up to be skating champion.

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  6. Sanjeev says

    Dec 30, 2011 at 1:58 PM

    rohan kokane we r proud of u thank for bring the name of belgaum for the international level

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  7. Sagar Chavan says

    Dec 29, 2011 at 1:09 PM

    Congrats and all the best ATISH

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  8. manjunath s h says

    Dec 28, 2011 at 2:50 PM

    my vote to atish jadhav because he is mentally challenged person
    firstly very thankful to his coaches.
    i am manjunth s h
    from hunashikatti
    bailhongal
    belgaum

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  9. Brahmanand Chipre says

    Dec 20, 2011 at 5:58 PM

    The link is changed. here is the new one : http://www.karunadu.gov.in/karigr/aspx/marketvalu…

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  10. Nanawadi says

    Dec 19, 2011 at 8:19 PM

    Beautiful Nanawadi will become concrete jungle now.

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  11. babu kolkar says

    Dec 19, 2011 at 11:00 AM

    i had seen the suvarna souda from inside and out side also it was amazing and iam also studying civil engg. so i got more information from this site

    Reply
  12. Tanveer Inamdar says

    Dec 17, 2011 at 9:54 PM

    Karnataka Govt has acquired 100 Acres of Agriculture land from farmers for Suvarna Soudha at a price of 15 Lacs per acre. The price per acre of land before this project was 2-3 Lacs per acre. Because of this everyone has increased their value of property. The prices have reached upto 50 to 75 Lacs per acre near Suvarna Soudha. Farmers are thinking to sell their land and purchase land in villages nearby. More than 500 acres of agriculture land will be converted into Industrial and residential area after August 2012. Is Suvarna Soudha a BOON or CURSE to Belgaum City ?

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    • Vie says

      Jan 13, 2012 at 1:14 AM

      Curse, unnecessary our taxes our going in building it, all beacuse of the fight again politicians will get rich, they put this fight not to forget.

      Reply
  13. ram says

    Dec 10, 2011 at 11:16 PM

    Belgaum becomes devlok during ganpati festival. No other place is devlok

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  14. RAjendra Raikwar says

    Dec 8, 2011 at 10:52 AM

    Great efforts

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  15. Girish H. says

    Nov 21, 2011 at 12:27 AM

    Hi all,

    i spent the best years of my life in Belgaum, studying Engineering in Gogte GIT Engg. in 1982-86. Contemplating migrating from Mumbai to Belgaum after 25 years. Could you please suggest names of some good ( Girls & Co-ed) English schools – SSC and CBSE, ICSE, etc. for the kids.

    Regards,
    Girish

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    • admin says

      Nov 21, 2011 at 9:00 AM

      Kle international, dnyan prabhodan, love dale, kls, poddar international will start in june2012. And there is phoenix as well to name a few with cbse

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  16. Vinay Dixit says

    Oct 28, 2011 at 2:21 PM

    Santosh,
    It gives immens pleasure to note your accomplishments at such a young age.

    We are a great FAN of your father Bandu Kaka, we have seen him play table so passionately any small or big gatherings….My father (Dixit Mama) also accompanied him in various gatherings….He is a TRUE HERO of Table for us as we have only heard and read about Zakhir Hussian and Allarakha……but we we used to cherish yor fathers programs a LOT.

    We are proud to see you following his footsteps……All the BEST WISHES to you and please give our regards and Diwali Wishes to your family…

    Vinay Dixit
    son of Dixit Mama.
    Moscow Russia

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    • Vie says

      Jan 13, 2012 at 1:11 AM

      You are referring to a person Bandu Kaka, could you please name him, I do not remember his name but is he the same person whose last name is Kulkarni?

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  17. apoorva says

    Oct 24, 2011 at 11:11 PM

    it is a very nice bestest school in karnatka

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    • basavaraj.c.g says

      Nov 1, 2011 at 5:16 PM

      ok apoorva madum i am sachin contact num 7204620862

      Reply
  18. vijayg says

    Oct 24, 2011 at 10:13 PM

    I agree with most of you…I have lived in all over the world, but I see some people especially from the metros such as Bangalore, Mumbai, think as if, they are in a super ultra modern cities of the world, However, in reality, they wouldn't have gone beyond these cities. some people rasie certain questions, to which, you to think, whether to laugh at it or to cry….they dont even know, where all our cities come…the geography…
    One fellow says, belgauam is a very very hot place, the reason, he says for that is…as it falls under north karnataka…poor fellow does not even know the maining of Malnad region, falls in the western ghats etc and records as one of the maximum rain during the rainy season…

    i think they are confined to one point of view and the worst part is, they dont want to explore and dont want to liesten to those who would have explored… pitty

    anyway, from Belgaum city point of view, this is one of the best cities, that i have ever seen in my life and this is one of favorite city in the world

    Belgaum Rocks, a beautiful, cosmopolitan, green city

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  19. Sandeep says

    Oct 17, 2011 at 3:09 AM

    Proud to be a belgaumite, Jai Bhavani ,Jai Shivaji..

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  20. Vinita says

    Oct 11, 2011 at 7:45 PM

    Can anyone help me with information on 2 wheeler rentals in Belgaum. We would be visiting Belgaum around 22nd Oct 2011 for 4 days and would need to motorcycles.

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  21. Ganapati Hegde says

    Oct 10, 2011 at 11:57 PM

    Belgaum is a very nice city to live. I spent 18 years in Belgaum and feel very nostalgic about this place. The camp area in Belgaum still has the colonial charm.

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  22. PRALHAD SABANNAVAR says

    Oct 10, 2011 at 7:48 PM

    idhu ondu adbhuthawaadanthaha doordarshitvavulla yojaneyaagidhe. Idu bahu begane saakargollali yembude nanna aashayavaagide. Beledhiruva beleyuththiruva namma Belagaavi mahanagarad ella upanagaragalige saarige soukaryada vyavasthe kood eeginindale yojanaabadhdhavaagi munnedeyali endu haaraisuve.

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  23. somesh says

    Oct 5, 2011 at 9:28 PM

    Belgaum is place wherein Mahatma Gandhiji visited during 1924 and delivered speech in Congress Adhiveshan.They reiterated that the Belgaum as part of Karnataka.Go to History of rulers, who ruled during 5 th century i.e.., Badami Pulikeshi who rued not only Karnataka who were instumental to hold ruling power on the southern states aswell as Northern Statestoo. Bellgaum has given its own contribution to our State aswell as to our Country.During 1924,a poem written by Huilgol Narayana rao i.e.., UDAYAWAGALI NAMMA CHELUVA KANNADA NADU This poem WAS SUNG BY GANGU BAI HAANAGAL. The great Rani Chennamma of Kittur the first women who fought against Britishers is from Belgaum. .riginal Name of Belgaum was Venu Grama pure Kannada word Somesh.Chikkamath Bangalore. BENGALURU

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    • Aslam says

      Nov 17, 2011 at 3:17 PM

      I belong to Kittur but "unfortunately" now in Bangalore. For us Belgaum & Dharwad are equally home towns. But i feel we belong to Belgavi little more than Dharwad, not just becaus Kittur belongs to Belgaum head-quarters, its some thing more. When i hear "Belgaum" all that rules my mind is the entire area from Dharwad to Belgaum. But surprizingly, "states and languages" never came into my thoughts. We have an Indian map stick inside office lab,
      When ever i pass by, i see Belgaum and imagine Kittur near by that, get thrilled, smile and think pitty on all of my coleagues talking about every corner of world but never giving a mere look on Indian map.

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  24. Maratha says

    Sep 30, 2011 at 11:47 AM

    I also share a similar experience, but this time from Bangalore. I work for an MNC in Belgaum, with its HQ in B'lore. When we go to our B'lore office and meet people over ther, I get bewildered by their questions about NK in general and Belgaum.!!

    Questions like "Where is Belgaum?" do not irk me much, coz people might not have travelled, and they may not know. Fine, I give them the locations w.r.t Goa, Kolhapur, Dharwad, NH4, Google maps sometimes etc.

    But you kno the heights?, we face questions like "How do you manage in Belgaum, do you have any internet connection there?", "How may hours in a day do you get electricity?", "When foriegn customers come there, wht do you offer them to eat, are there any restaurants?"!!

    Ha ha.. I just answer them meekly without reacting much, coz "Gadhva pudhe geeta… kahi upyog nahi".. But I really pity ther wilfull ignorance and their "Kupamanduka" attitude.. No matter how big a well is, finally its a well.!! If you are born, grow, live and die in a Big big well called B'lore / Mumbai etc, without exploring, or atleast having the courtesy and openness to explore your own soil and surroundings, life is a waste, no meaning to such a life..

    I am fortunate to be here in Belgaon. Whether its Macche or Manhattan, we know that we guys rock..

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    • kannadiaga says

      Oct 17, 2011 at 8:49 AM

      Dear Maratha
      I am kannadiga and I salute for your opinion on belgaum , and also the relation between Kannada & Marathi, we still can be the example of shivaji & mallama, which shows unity, & that is what Bharathiya, proud to be indian

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      • ravi kamte says

        Nov 5, 2011 at 4:15 PM

        definetely what u said is right, be an indian. do your job or bussiness well n be happy. never go with politics or news papers. normal marathi n kannada peoples are really happy together. Mainly newspapers will disturb peoples mind. it is their bussiness n that is their politics (to get the chair in carporation )

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    • Chetan Navani says

      Oct 17, 2011 at 8:02 PM

      i have faced similar criticism but have managed to shut them off.

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    • Sandeep says

      Nov 1, 2011 at 10:12 PM

      Well said Maratha…but these problems really don't create problems people like us, but it is for common people who is facing crisis for identity and force to do something which they are not comfortable…In Maharashtra we have Kannada medium school everywhere in Pune , Mumbai and border area then why cant Marathi people from other side have same luxury.
      Its not because of language but the way hatred is spread by the Government against particular language people.
      Though some of you have a bad experience while staying in Mumbai…but definitely there are people who will be knowing more about belgaon and its struggle for saunkta maharashtra more than any one else. You cant form your opinion on one or two incidences.. Shivaji Maharaja great hote…pan aata kiti Kanadi lokana tyanchya vishayi aadar aahe ???

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      • santosh pise says

        Nov 5, 2011 at 4:21 PM

        what u say about sollapur. nothing problem is there because kannada peoples are co operating with marathi
        why not the same in belagavi. it is in karnataka but it belongs to all the peoples who lives here nothing else

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  25. Maratha says

    Sep 30, 2011 at 11:34 AM

    Super like to Belgaumite..!! You reflect my thoughts. I think people are dragging this issue beyond the point of nationhood. They fail to acknowledge that we are Indians first. I ask my fellow Maratha lads: "Do you know the story between Shivaji and Belavadi Mallamma?", and all I get is a blank look (i need to inform you that it was mallamma and not chennamma, coz chennamma's time was a 100 yrs after shivaji). Shivaji punished his bro-in-law for fighting and capturing a woman (Mallamma), and said he had brought disgrace to the name of Shivaji. His eyes were removed.!! Also, Shivaji sent Mallamma back to her Palace (Belavadi near Dharwad) with full respect (Oti bharun), he also accepted her as his sister. Later once there was threat to child Sambhaji's (Shivaji's Veer Son) life from some mughal chieftains. He had to be rescued and kept in hiding. He was taken to Mallamma's place, and stayed there for a few days safely.

    This is the relation between Kannad and Marathi. The two states created now are just for admin convinience. And they were non existent before 50-60 yrs. But our languages, our culture and our relations have existed here since 1000s of yrs. I think we Belgaumites are very fortunate to be a symbol of real "Bharatiyas". We should be proud of that, instead of fighting amongst us for language..!!

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  26. VIJAY DANWADE says

    Sep 20, 2011 at 2:21 PM

    KEEP VIGIL IN NIGHTS, AS MISCRENTS MAY DAMAGE THE ROADS.
    UTILIZE MORE WORK FORCE FOR SPEEDY COMPLETION.
    AS FOR MANY YEARS NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE.

    Reply
  27. Prof Yamakanamardi says

    Sep 14, 2011 at 2:51 PM

    Kudos to the Central GOI. Finally i hope the border issue is going to be settled and should be given a decent burial for ever. I am serving as Professor in Mysore University and after retirement I would like to come back to my city of birth and die there only. I have already bought a site at RT Nagar, but was hesitant to construct my dream and final house, mainly because of this border problem. Now, I think I should go ahead……….. wish ME ALL THE BEST!

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  28. vinayak says

    Sep 10, 2011 at 11:21 PM

    i seen him in "Run" movie. wonderful actor. ABB doing very good work.

    Reply

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