Mangalore: Musical tributes to GS Shivarudrappa offered

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December 24, 2013
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Mangalore, Dec 26: Litterateurs, language lovers and students remembered Rashtrakavi GS Shivarudrappa, who passed on Monday, by offering musical tributes in the city on Tuesday.

Students of various institutes presented music concert reciting the poems written by GSS as a tribute to departed soul at the condolence meet held under the aegis of Dakshina Kannada District Kannada Sahitya Parishat (KSP) at SDM College here.

Scholar BA Vivek Rai recalling his association with GSS, said that the poet is a role model for all Kannadigas. "I have learnt literary criticism from GSS, who has clarity and simplicity in his life and writings as well. I learnt discipline required for an institute and also how to build an institution. He was a scholar, who always upheld discipline, in life. He is a role model for all who know him," Rai said.

Litterateur Erya Lakshminarayana Alva said that the language has lost a great writer, who is also a towering personality. "His works are well appreciated and there were no rooms for hatred and competitions in it. His death is an inconsolable loss to all," he added.

KSP president Pradeep Kumar Kalkura said that singing GSS's lines is a suitable honour to the departed soul. "The poems of GSS have the capacity to nurture unity in people's minds. Hence, we decided to offer tribute to GSS in the form of music concert," he added.

MLC Capt Ganehs Karnik, Yakshagana exponent Prabhakar Joshi, writer Na Da Shetty, SDM College of Business Management principal D Devaraj, Radio Listeners Club president U Rama Rao and others offered floral tributes to GSS.

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January 10,2025

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December 30,2024

Mangaluru: Despite a reduction in the number of cybercrime cases in 2024 due to effective preventive measures and increased public awareness, the financial impact of cybercrimes in the Mangaluru Commissionerate was the highest this year. Over Rs 40.46 crore was lost, with Rs 9.32 crore frozen and Rs 2.55 crore released to the complainants, reported Commissioner of Police Anupam Agrawal.

Comparing years, the number of cybercrime cases at CEN Police Station decreased from 196 cases in 2023 to 72 cases in 2024. In total, CEN registered 313 cybercrime cases from 2022 to 2024, including 55 cases in 2022, 196 in 2023, and 62 in 2024. In contrast, other police stations reported 120 cybercrime cases during this period, with eight cases in 2022, 40 in 2023, and 72 in 2024.

The financial losses from cybercrimes in 2022 were Rs 61 lakh, with Rs 7 lakh frozen and Rs 6 lakh returned to victims. In 2023, the losses increased significantly, with Rs 9.83 crore lost, Rs 6.29 crore frozen, and Rs 1.17 crore released to complainants.

Cybercrimes were mainly investment frauds, accounting for 50% of the cases and around 75% of the total losses. A total of 67 cases of investment fraud led to a loss of Rs 30.3 crore in 2024. Other major cybercrime categories included digital arrest scams (25 cases, Rs 7.1 crore lost), job frauds (8 cases, Rs 1.2 crore lost), and matrimonial frauds (4 cases, Rs 60.4 lakh lost). Online shopping frauds resulted in Rs 5.9 lakh in losses from three cases, while share market frauds led to Rs 41.96 lakh in losses from five cases. Other frauds, including advertisement, KYC, and miscellaneous scams, caused additional losses.

The National Cyber Crime Reporting portal received 5,498 complaints, with 215 cases converted into FIRs. Arrests related to cybercrimes increased in 2023, particularly at other police stations. This year, 42 individuals were arrested for cybercrimes, with 15 from Karnataka and 27 from other states, including Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

To combat cybercrime, 217 awareness programs were held across Mangaluru, targeting various sections of society. These programs were organized at the Police Station, Beat, Sub-division, and Commissionerate levels, helping spread awareness and prevent future crimes.

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