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The Karnataka government’s decision to discontinue special trains for migrant workers led to a public outcry on Thursday.

Before taking the plunge into the world of politics, former Kadur MLA and senior JD(S) member YSV Datta was a teacher, and the lockdown has offered him a golden opportunity to return to his former profession.

Former chief minister of Karnataka and Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Friday asked the state government to demand a special economic package of at least Rs 50,000 crore from the centre to deal with the coronavirus crisis.

Chaos erupted at Mangaluru Central Railway Station on Friday after more than 1,000 migrant workers hailing from Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Assam and Bihar grouped at the station falling prey to a rumour that train services were available for them to return back home.

A prestigious city school has allegedly asked many of its senior faculty members and non-teaching staff to resign.

The reopening of liquor shops has brought little cheer to the poor, especially labourers and small farmers, as alcohol has become more expensive following a steep hike in additional excise duty (AED).

Employees of several private companies are lining up at government hospitals seeking to be tested for Covid-19, saying their employers insist they produce negative certificates if they want to return to work. The health department says no employer can make such a demand.

It is not without some degree of trepidation that parents are awaiting the reopening of schools for the upcoming academic year. More specifically, parents of children who attend government schools are particularly anxious about how the overcrowded institutions will implement social distancing.

A team of researchers has linked a spurt in the number of people complaining of itchy eyes and redness to excessive use of alcohol-based hand sanitisers, which have become an important part of hand-hygiene routines following the coronavirus outbreak.

A newly married couple’s first outing turned out to be their last on Thursday. The duo is suspected to have slipped and drowned in Hemavathi river near Sakleshpur while trying to take a selfie.

As Covid-19 sends millions sheltering in place, Mysureans are increasingly spending their time and money on indoor games like scrabble, ludo, carrom, trump cards and jigsaw puzzles.

Amid prevalent chaos and uncertainty over access to the essential services and commodities during the lockdown, we bring you the latest updates from your city.

(This story originally appeared in BangaloreMirror on May 9, 2020)

People have been littering a road at Babugudda by throwing waste every day even when a group of nature lovers in the city has been carrying out cleanliness drive regularly there. The group had also planted hundreds of saplings to make the area, which is adjacent to a crematorium, clean. However, people continue to throw garbage not bothering about the campaigns of greens.