Cafe&nbsp;Coffee&nbsp;Day founder VG Siddhartha&nbsp;was finally laid to rest in his coffee estate in&nbsp;Chikkamagaluru&nbsp;on Wednesday. His body was found on Wednesday morning by local fishermen two days after he went missing. It is believed he committed suicide by jumping off a bridge. Among the thousands present at the last rites were&nbsp;Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa and&nbsp;HD Kumaraswamy from the JDS.&nbsp;Siddhartha was married to former Karnataka Chief Minister SM Krishna's first daughter Malavika. The couple has two sons.

Cafe Coffee Day founder VG Siddhartha was finally laid to rest in his coffee estate in Chikkamagaluru on Wednesday. His body was found on Wednesday morning by local fishermen two days after he went missing. It is believed he committed suicide by jumping off a bridge. Among the thousands present at the last rites were Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa and HD Kumaraswamy from the JDS. Siddhartha was married to former Karnataka Chief Minister SM Krishna's first daughter Malavika. The couple has two sons.

New Delhi, PTI: For the past seven days, India's single-day count of Covid-19 cases has been more than that of the US and Brazil, the two worst-hit nations in terms of infections, according to an analysis of WHO data.
India, the third worst-hit nation in terms of infections, has also accounted for over 23 per cent of the cases and more than 15 per cent of the deaths reported worldwide between August 4-10, the data shows.
India recorded 4,11,379 Covid-19 cases and 6,251 deaths due to the disease in a span of seven days till August 10, while the US which is at the number one spot in terms of both cases and deaths, registered 3,69,575 infections and 7,232 deaths during the same period.
Brazil reported 3,04,535 cases and 6,914 fatalities during this period.
Recording over 60,000 cases daily for four days on the trot, the single-day rise in infections dipped to over 52,000, taking India's Covid-19 tally to 22.68 lakh on Tuesday, according to the Union health ministry data updated at 8 am.
It took 110 days for Covid-19 cases in India to reach one lakh and 59 days more to cross the 10-lakh mark. India's Covid-19 cases have jumped from 10 lakh to 22 lakh in 24 days.

New Delhi, PTI: Two leading pilot unions of Air India on Tuesday deamnded that DGCA chief Arun Kumar should be immediately sacked. The unions said that he should be replaced with a suitable candidate with substantial knowledge of the aviation sector and operational experience.
The unions, in their letter to civil aviation minister Hardeep Puri, that aviation watchdog chief's comments on news channels reveal a total lack of technical know-how and an "amateurish view" of the Kerala plane crash.
According to the Indian Commercial Pilots' Union (ICPA) and Indian Pilots' Guild (IPG), Kumar said during one of the televised interviews that the plane's "landing was not smooth".
On another news channel, Kumar stated that the "two fellows are dead...and the landing it seems was not appropriate", according to a letter jointly written by the two unions to Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Tuesday. Pilot-in-command Captain Deepak Vasant Sathe, 58, and co-pilot Captain Akhilesh Kumar, 32, were the ones operating the Air India Express flight with 190 that overshot the runway and crashed at the Kozhikode airport in Kerala on Friday night.
Both pilots, along with 16 other people on board, died in the accident.
Air India Express is a wholly owned subsidiary of Air India. The two deceased pilots were not part of either of the two aforementioned unions.
The unions noted, "Whether a landing technique is appropriate or a contributory factor to a mishap can only be ascertained after a thorough, evidence backed investigation and not by speculative, casual remarks." The above remarks of Kumar on news channels only go to reveal his "total lack of technical knowledge and amateurish view of the unfortunate accident", the letter noted.
It is an established scientific fact that so-called &ldquo;smooth&rdquo; touchdowns may be counterproductive in certain adverse weather conditions and may pose a significant risk to safety, it stated.
The unions requested Puri that "Arun Kumar IAS is immediately replaced with a suitable candidate with substantial aviation knowledge and operational experience, to serve the country as the Director General of Civil Aviation".

Bengaluru, PTI: A mob rampaged through Bengaluru's Pulakeshi Nagar Tuesday night and vandalised a police station and a Congress legislator's residence after an alleged relative of the MLA shared a social media post purportedly on a communal issue, police said.
A large number of people gathered near MLA Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy's residence and vandalised it and damaged the vehicles parked there.
The mob then targeted the police station and damaged vehicles believing that the police had kept the accused detained there, they said.
The police teams that tried to contain the violence also bore the brunt of the mob as their vehicles were damaged, eye-witnesses said.
Police sources said a person said to be a close relative of Murthy allegedly shared a social media post that enraged members of a community.
Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai said riots and arson are against law and warned the rioters that he has given police a free hand to contain the violence.
Later, MLA Murthy appealed to the community members to not resort to violence.
"I am appealing to my Muslim brethren that we should not resort to violence for the fault committed by some miscreants. There is no need to fight. We all are brothers. We will get the person punished as per law. We will also be with you. I appeal to the Muslim friends to be calm," he said in a video message.
Congress MLA and former minister B Z Zameer Ahmed Khan said the violence was unfortunate.
"I am hopeful that police will take action against all those who are responsible for this. I also request everyone to stay calm and maintain peace in the area," Khan tweeted.

Washington, PTI: Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has named Indian-origin senator Kamala Harris as his Vice-Presidential running mate, making history by selecting the first black woman to compete on a major party's presidential ticket.
55-year-old Harris, whose father is an African from Jamaica and mother an Indian, is currently the US Senator from California and often has been described as a trailblazer by former president Barack Obama.
Taking to Twitter shortly after the announcement, Harris said she was "honored" to join Biden as nominee for vice president, and would "do what it takes to make him our Commander-in-Chief."
Biden made the announcement in a text message to his supporters on Tuesday afternoon, ending days of suspense about a week ahead of his virtual Democratic National Convention that would formally nominate him as the party&rsquo;s candidate for the November 3 presidential elections.
&ldquo;Joe Biden here. I've chosen Kamala Harris as my running mate. Together, with you, we're going to beat Trump. Add your name to welcome her to the team,&rdquo; Biden said in the text message.
Biden said Harris will be the best partner for him to finally get the country back on track.
&ldquo;Joe Biden is running to restore the soul of the nation and unite the country to move us forward. Joe knows more about the importance of the Vice Presidency than just about anyone, and he is confident that Kamala Harris will be the best partner for him to finally get the country back on track,&rdquo; the Biden campaign said.
Earlier, the Biden campaign had sent a special chartered plane to bring Harris and her family from California.
If elected she would be the first ever women to be the vice president of the United States and the first ever Indian-American and African vice president of the country.
&nbsp;

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has barred the operation of wide-body aircraft at Kozhikode airport this monsoon "out of abundant caution". The&nbsp;regulator will conduct a special audit of airports that receive heavy rains.&nbsp;The decision was taken four days after a narrow-body B737 aircraft of Air India Express with 190 people on board overshot the runway and crashed at the Kozhikode airport amid downpour.&nbsp;Asked about the duration of the ban, the DGCA&nbsp;said it&nbsp;will wait for the monsoon to get over.&nbsp;Wide-body aircraft like B747 and A350 have a bigger fuel tank and can travel longer distances in comparison to narrow-body aircraft like B737 and A320. A wide-body aircraft also needs a longer runway length to take off or land.&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi:&nbsp;Bahujan Samaj Party leader Mayawati on Tuesday said the Rajasthan governor should take note of the &ldquo;serious political situation" in the state so that the people can get rid of the political uncertainty.
She also said that though the Congress government in Rajasthan has survived a recent rebellion by some of its MLAs, no one knows when the "drama" between chief minister Ashok Gehlot and his former deputy Sachin Pilot begins again.
In a statement, she said due to a long power tussle between Gehlot and Pilot, the state&rsquo;s fight against coronavirus and other works of public importance have suffered.
"Under such a situation, keeping in mind the various problems of the people, the governor should fulfil his constitutional responsibility by taking note of the serious political situation -- it is our request," she said.
On other issues, Mayawati cited media reports to note that the BJP has said that if needed, its government will build a grand statue of Lord Parshuram.
She said the BSP won't oppose it, but welcome it instead.
The BJP should not delay the move and also declare his birthday a public holiday, she said. If the BJP does not do both the things, the BSP will do them when it comes to power, she said.

PTI, New Delhi:&nbsp;The Railways has stated that all regular passenger train services will remain suspended till further notice, but 230 special trains will continue to be in service.
&ldquo;This is to bring to the notice of all concerned that as decided and informed earlier as well, regular passenger and suburban train services will continue to remain suspended till further notice," a statement from the Railways said.
&ldquo;It may be noted that 230 Special Trains, which are running at present, will continue to operate. Local trains in Mumbai, which are presently being run on limited basis only on the requisition of state government, will also continue to run,&rdquo; it said.
The occupancy of special trains is being monitored on a regular basis and additional special trains may be run based on the requirement, the national carrier said.
However, all other regular trains and suburban trains run before the lockdown will remain suspended for the time being, it said.
All special trains &mdash; 12 pairs running on the Rajdhani routes since May 12 and 100 pairs operating since June 1 &mdash; will continue.
The limited special suburban services which began recently in Mumbai to ferry essential services personnel identified by the local authorities will also continue to run, officials said.
Earlier, the national transporter had suspended all services till August 12.
With the suspension of passenger trains indefinitely, Indian Railways has estimated a loss of around Rs 40,000 crore in its passenger business for this fiscal.
The extension of the suspension comes at a time when active COVID-19 cases in India stand at 6,39,929, while 15,83,489 people have recovered, according to the Union Health Ministry. On Tuesday, a single day spike of 53,601 COVID-19 cases pushed India's virus caseload to 22,68,675 with the death toll climbing to 45,257.&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Imphal:&nbsp;Six Congress MLAs in Manipur have submitted their resignation from the Legislative Assembly and also quit the party on Tuesday.
The six legislators who had handed over resignation letters to Speaker Yumnam Khemchand Singh the previous night, formally informed the Congress office here about leaving the party.
"Six Cong MLAs of Manipur have submitted their resignation letters to the Congress office," Hareshwar Goshwami, General Secretary, Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee, told PTI.
The six are among the eight Congress legislators who had defied a party whip on Monday and skipped the one-day session of the assembly, in which the BJP-led N Biren Singh government had comfortably won the confidence vote.
Those giving up their assembly membership as well as saying goodbye to the party included Okram Henry Singh, nephew of Congress Legislature Party leader, Okram Ibobi Singh.
Other legislators are- Oinam Lukhoi, Md Abdul Nasir, Paonam Brojen, Ngamthang Haokip and Ginsuanhau.
Secretary of the Manipur Assembly M Ramani Devi told PTI that the speaker has accepted resignation of five of them and their assembly seats have been declared as vacant.
The disqualification case of the sixth MLA P Brojen is already pending with the Speaker's Tribunal, which would be taken up on August 14, she said.
About reasons for resigning, Henry Singh said they all have cited lack of trust in the leadership of Ibobi Singh because of whom the Congress failed to form the government even when it was the single largest party in the state after polls in 2017.
The rest two of the eight, who had stayed away from the day-long special session of the house the previous day are- Md Fazur Rahman and Yamthong Haokip.
The speaker said in the house Monday that the two had informed that they were in home quarantine.
Sources said that Fazur Rahman, who represents Wabagai assembly seat, has tested positive for the virus and has been admitted to a hospital here Tuesday.
On receiving resignation letters, they were summoned by the speaker after the assembly session on Monday night to get it verified, Henry Singh said.
Though the government's victory in the vote of confidence was a foregone conclusion, the absence of the eight Congress MLAs from the crucial session showed smart political move by the chief minister.
The 60-member house has an effective strength of 53, including the speaker, who had the casting vote he could have used in the event of a tie.
Four members had been disqualified earlier and three of the BJP resigned sometime back.
The ruling coalition had 29 MLAs, including the speaker, while the Congress had 24, of whom eight abstained.
With this victory, Biren Singh, jolted by a string of desertions in the party mid-June, appeared to have consolidated his grip on the ruling coalition which has 18 BJP MLAs, four each of NPP and NPF, one each of the TMC, Lok Janshakti Party and an Independent.
After failed attempt to unseat Biren Singh from the power in the wake of resignation of nine ruling coalition legislators on June 17, the grand old party had aimed at putting the BJP-led ruling coalition on mat during trust vote, but it too could not come true for them.
Congress which had won a total of 28 seats to emerg as the single largest party in the 60-member Manipur house after the 2017 polls saw members leaving it from time to time.
Soon after the election, one of its legislator Thounaojam Shyamkumar was disqualified under the anti- defection law for joining BJP.
Further, three Congress MLAs - Kshetrimayum Biren Singh, Yengkhom Surchandra Singh and Sanasam Bira Singh- were disqualified from membership of Manipur Legislative Assembly by the speaker.
And now six have resigned from the assembly and also given up membership of the party.

Celebrated poet and lyricist Rahat&nbsp;Indori&nbsp;passed away of cardiac arrest after being tested positive for the novel coronavirus. He was admitted to the Aurobindo Hospital in Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;&lsquo;s Indore.&nbsp;The&nbsp;70-year-old&nbsp;was&nbsp;suffering from chronic ailments like heart disease.&nbsp;Indori&nbsp;was known for his responses to social political issues of the country and his wit during the recitals won him accolades across the divides.&nbsp;Earlier this year, his poem 'bulati hai magar jane ka nahi'&nbsp;went viral on social media, rendering him a sensation among the youth.

PTI,&nbsp;Srinagar/New Delhi: Shah Faesal, the first resident of Jammu and Kashmir who topped the civil services exam in 2009, on Tuesday said his decision to join politics last year had done more harm than benefit as his "innocuous act" of dissent was seen as an "act of treason".
A day after announcing that he was quitting politics, the 37-year-old defended his decision saying "we evolve with time" and abrogation of the special status on August 5 last year brought forth a new political reality in Kashmir.
Faesal had brought glory to the erstwhile state by standing first in the civil services exam and was seen as a role model for youths. He, however, resigned from the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) in January last year.
"While in detention I thought a lot about it. And I realised that I am not the person who can promise to people that I can undo these decisions," Faesal, who was released after being kept under preventive detention and later booked under the draconian Public Safety Act (PSA), told PTI from Srinagar.
Faesal said he was clear that the 1949 national consensus kept Article 370 in the Constitution and the 2019 consensus abrogated it.
"I told myself that I can't do politics by selling false dreams of undoing these decisions and it's better to quit and tell the truth to the people," he said in written replies.
The doctor-turned-bureaucrat's political career ended suddenly with the Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement (JKPM), a party launched by him in February last year, announcing on Monday that he had stepped aside from its leadership and quit politics. The party's vice-president Feroze Peerzada was nominated as its interim president till formal elections can be held for the post.
About his decision of forming a political party, Faesal said he wanted to revive democratic politics in Jammu and Kashmir.
"But soon after quitting (IAS), I realised that my innocuous act of dissent was being seen as an act of treason. It had done more harm than the benefit," he said, adding that his act had discouraged a lot of civil services aspirants and his colleagues felt betrayed by him. "It upset me a lot," Faesal said.
Unsure about what the future has in store for him, Faesal said he always dreamt of a peaceful Jammu and Kashmir where there are best opportunities for education, health and employment.
"But I don't know how that is going to happen now. As of now, I am not sure about my next steps in life," he said.
Faesal had resigned from IAS before joining politics but his resignation has not yet been accepted, pending disposal of a show cause notice given to him by the government in 2018 for his controversial tweets. His name still figures in the list of 'serving' IAS officers on the official website of the Department of Personnel.
His decision to quit politics has prompted speculation that he may want to go back to government service if permitted.
The officials in the Home and Personnel ministry had said Fesal needs to first submit his explanation on the charges levelled against him after which the decision of accepting or rejecting his resignation would be taken.
Asked whether he was keen on re-joining the service, Faesal said, "It is a prerogative of the government... I have always said that I want to work within the system. Let's see what is in store for me... fingers crossed." Faesal, a 2010 batch officer, was critical of the scrapping of Article 370 of the Constitution on August 5 last year and was arrested from Delhi airport days later while he was boarding a flight to Turkey. He was subsequently taken into preventive detention and later booked under the draconian PSA, from which he was released in June.

In his first reactions after the Congress high command brokered a truce between rebel Congress MLAs and the party, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday struck a reconciliatory note and said that it is his responsibility to win back the hearts of the rebel MLAs of the party.&nbsp;Gehlot told reporters in Jaipur on Tuesday&nbsp;that&nbsp;he is&nbsp;the&nbsp;Chief Minister and if MLAs of&nbsp;his&nbsp;party are angry with&nbsp;him, then it is&nbsp;his&nbsp;responsibility how&nbsp;he&nbsp;manages&nbsp;to satisfy them and win back their&nbsp;hearts.&nbsp;Gehlot&rsquo;s statement came a day after the&nbsp;Congress high command met with former Rajasthan deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot&nbsp;and announced that a three-member committee will be constituted to address the grievances of Pilot and his loyalist MLAs, a move that signals a breakthrough in the month-long political crisis in Rajasthan, ever since Pilot took off with 18 of his loyalist legislators.&nbsp;

India needs to work on the 72-hour formula, Prime Minister Modi said while addressing the Chief Ministers of 10 states most affected by Covid-19. He said that experts on the pandemic have argued that if within 72 hours of finding a person Covid-19 positive, all the people who have come in touch with them are traced and tested and positive among them quarantined, it could greatly help fight against the pandemic. He also called out the CMs of the ten states, including Bihar, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Telangana, for low testing rates. PM said, the role of each and every state is very significant in overall control of the spread of the disease.

Responding to Rajasthan&nbsp;CHief&nbsp;Minister Ashok&nbsp;Gehlot's&nbsp;'nikamma' remark, Sachin&nbsp;Pilot on Tuesday said, he was hurt by them. Pilot said, he imbibed certain values from his family, and no matter how much he opposes anyone, he has never used such language.&nbsp;
He added,&nbsp;Ashok&nbsp;Gehlot&nbsp;is elder to him and he respects him personally, but at the same time, he has the right to raise work-related concerns.
Pilot went on to say, he harbours no wish to have a post, these things come and go. His focus was to strengthen&nbsp;public&nbsp;confidence and trust in the govt
&nbsp;

A policeman in Tamil Nadu, accused in the custodial deaths of a father and son in Tuticorin district in June, died of Covid-19 on Monday. Sub-inspector Pauldurai was one of the 10 policemen arrested in connection with death of traders Jeyaraj and his son Beniks after alleged police torture. The incident sparked massive protest over their deaths. The 56-year-old cop, who was jailed at the central prison in Madurai, was hospitalised after he tested positive for coronavirus last month.

In an significant judgement, the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that&nbsp;a daughter is entitled to equal property rights under the amended Hindu Succession Act even if father died before September 9 2005 when the law was amended. The three-judge bench held that rights under the amended law are applicable to living daughters irrespective of when they are born. Pronouncing the judgement, Justice Arun Mishra said: "Daughters must be given equal rights as sons, daughter remains a loving daughter throughout life. The daughter shall have equal rights throughout life, irrespective of whether her father is alive or not."

This is a story that will surely warm your hearts. An industrialist in Karnataka's Hubballi couldn't imagine a house warming without his late wife. So, to utter surprise of his guests, Srinivas Gupta brought her life-size statue to the ceremony. Created by a Bengaluru-based artist, the silicon statue to a year to be completed. Gupta said that his wife always wanted a house in Bhagyanagar and was there at the ground breaking ceremony before she died in a road accident in 2017. So he decided to get a statue decked up in all the fineries to the house warming.

Single-day Covid-19 cases in India dipped below 55,000 on Tuesday after the country recorded over 60,000 cases daily for four straight days, according to the Union Health Ministry data. With the fresh cases, India's Covid-19 tally has risen to 22.68 lakh, while the recoveries have surged pass 15.83 lakh, pushing the recovery rate to 69.80 per cent. With 871 deaths in the last 24 hours, the number of Covid fatalities has crossed 45,000. The Covid fatality rate in India has come down to less than 2%.

Maintaining peace along the disputed boundary and deepening strategic trust with India is one of China&rsquo;s diplomatic priorities, the Chinese foreign ministry has said. Spokesperson Zhao Lijian added that Beijing will try to expand &ldquo;shared interests&rdquo; with neighbours in the future. Zhao was responding to a question from the official Xinhua news agency on China&rsquo;s current diplomatic work and its diplomatic priorities looking ahead The Chinese official did not make any reference to the ongoing tension between India and China along the line of actual control in eastern

4G internet services will be allowed on a trial basis in one district each in Jammu and the Kashmir valley after August 15, the centre told the Supreme Court on Tuesday. In its latest submission to the Supreme Court in the ongoing 4G in Kashmir contempt matter, the Centre has said it will implement a &ldquo;carefully calibrated easing&rdquo; of the restrictions on high-speed mobile internet services in the Union Territory after August 15. Internet services were snapped in J&amp;K last year in August after Centre revoked the special status. While 2G and broadband services have slowly been brought back, in stages, 4G mobile internet continues to be restricted in the Valley.

Srinagar, PTI: The army has initiated an inquiry into an "encounter" carried out by its troops in a South Kashmir village, in which three alleged militants were killed, after families in Jammu region's Rajouri lodged written complaints saying as many of their members involved in labour work were missing from the same area.
On July 18, the army claimed three militants were killed in the higher reaches of Shopian in South Kashmir. However, no further details were shared.
On Monday, Srinagar-based Defence spokesperson Colonel Rajesh Kalia issued a brief statement saying the army has noted social media inputs linked to the operations at Shopian on July 18, 2020.
"The three terrorists killed during the operation have not been identified and the bodies were buried based on established protocols. The army is investigating the matter," Kalia said.
This has sparked a controversy with political parties demanding an impartial probe into the alleged encounter to ensure speedy justice.
The controversy started after some families filed a complaint with a police station in Rajouri stating that their three members are missing since July 17 from Ashimpora area of Shopian where they were working as labourers in apple and walnut orchards.
The families, who filed the police complaint jointly, gave pictures of their kin -- Mohammed Ibrar (21), Ibrar Ahmad (18) and Imtiaz Ahmad (26) -- which were subsequently shared with the Kashmir police for investigation.

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