Mohtisham is all set to change the lifestyle of Mangalore with 'Canopy' and 'Amity'

May 3, 2012

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Mangalore, May 3: City's pioneer builders Mohtisham Complexes Pvt. Ltd. launched their two premium projects Canopy and Amity on recently at Canopy site, Urwa Stores, Ashok Nagar Road, Mangalore.

Maulana Salim Nadvi, Principal of Iqra Arabic College inaugurated the projects. Rev. Fr. Ravi Santosh Kamath conducted the prayer ceremony.

After that a model of both the projects were inaugurated by Heath Streak, Captain of Zimbabwe Cricket Team after winning a toss against Janardhan, Captain of Karnataka Indians Cricket Team.

The project brochures were inaugurated by RV Deshpande, Ex President, KPCC. The launch ceremony was graced by a host of luminaries like N. Yogesh Bhat, Deputy Speaker of Karnataka Assembly, Krishna J Palemar, Ex Minister, Captain Ganesh Karnik, MLC; Ivan D'Souza, KPCC Secretary, Amarnath Shetty, Ex Minister, Suresh Ballal, Ex President of MUDA, Shreekar Prabhu, President of BJP (Mangalore); Badrudeen, KPCC Member; Mohammed Masoor, President of Muslim Central Community; Shashidhar Hegde, Ex Mayor of Mangalore; Sri Pradeep Pai, MD, Hangyo; Sri Mohan Rao, Landowner of Canopy and members of Zimbabwe Cricket Team and Karnataka India Cricket Team.

Apart from them, the senior officials of Mohtisham present on this momentous occasion were S.M. Arshad, Managing Director, S.M. Sawood, Executive Director, Dharamraj (CEO) and Gopalakrishnan, General Manager, Planning and Design.

Abhay Chandra Jain, MLA, Sri Seemanth Kumar Singh, Commissioner of Police, Mangalore and Ashraf K., Ex Mayor of Mangalore conveyed their best wishes. The MC was Sahil Zahir.

Canopy is a masterpiece which nestles 244 apartments across 19 floors. It has all luxurious amenities like club house, mini theatre, coffee lounge with Wi-Fi facility, student activity room, tennis and badminton court, basketball and skating rink, sky watch gallery with telescope, children's play area to name a few.

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February 6,2025

Mangaluru: A man has reportedly lost ₹13 lakh after falling victim to an online trading scam. The incident began on December 14, 2023, when he received a WhatsApp message adding him to a group named "VIP3 Global Securities Official Stock Community."

The message introduced Ajay Garg as the director and CEO of SMC Group, claiming he was participating in an international stock returns competition and urging members to vote for him. The group also provided stock market investment guidance and encouraged users to open an SMC Global Securities Trading Account to access IPO stocks.

Upon inquiring in the group, the complainant was contacted by an individual claiming to be an international customer service representative at SMC Global Securities. This person, later identified as Vandana Bharti from the Institutional Brokerage, claimed she could secure high-value IPO stock allotments. The complainant was instructed to download the SMC Global Securities Trading App using a specific link, which promised 30 days of free VIP trading advice and stock market insights. He registered on the app using his PAN and mobile number and began applying for IPO stocks.

Initially, the complainant was allotted ₹15,000 worth of IPO stocks from Dam Capital Advisers Limited. The scammers claimed that ₹5,000 was covered by the company, requiring him to pay only ₹10,000, which he transferred on December 25. Soon after, he was allotted ₹1.4 lakh worth of IPO stocks from Anya Polytech & Fertilisers and was pressured to pay immediately. On December 31, he transferred the amount.

The scammers continued assigning higher-value IPO stocks, eventually allotting ₹9.9 lakh worth of stocks from Standard Glass Lining Technology Limited. When the complainant expressed an inability to pay, he was pressured into taking a ₹9 lakh loan via a mobile lending service.

On January 20, he attempted to withdraw ₹1 lakh from the SMC Global Securities Trading App to check if funds could be recovered. The withdrawal was processed successfully the same day, reinforcing his trust in the platform. However, subsequent attempts to withdraw funds were unsuccessful, and the complainant realized he had been defrauded.

Authorities are investigating the incident and cautioning the public to be vigilant against such fraudulent schemes.

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February 6,2025

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Udupi: In the serene town of Shirva Manchakal, Udupi district, a profound sorrow has enveloped the community. Rakesh Kamath, a dedicated chartered accountant, aged 32, has tragically passed away on February 5 at Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru, following a brief illness.

A devoted son of businessman Balakrishna Kamath, he had recently journeyed to Hyderabad for professional commitments. He was employed at a private firm in Bengaluru.

Upon his return, he fell ill. Despite medical intervention and initial signs of recovery, his condition suddenly worsened, leading to his untimely collapse. 

His wife acted swiftly, admitting him to Manipal Hospital, but despite all efforts, he did not respond to treatment and departed from this world.

He leaves behind his beloved wife, CA Shruti, along with a multitude of relatives and friends who now mourn the loss of a vibrant soul taken too soon. 

The community stands in solidarity with the grieving family during this heart-wrenching time.

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