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After gracefully coursing through the sacred Kateel temple, the auspicious Nandini meets the tranquil Shambhavi at Mulki’s serene estuary, and the spirit of Tulunad comes alive in the shimmering backwaters, lush mangroves and paddy fields.❤️🤍
#Home #Kolachikambla
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Mangaluru Airport is expanding its horizons.
The ground breaking ceremony for #MangaluruAirport’s East Wing expansion marks the start of a 27,100 sq. m. addition to the integrated terminal.
By December 2029, the expanded terminal is planned to serve 5.2 million passengers, bringing together enhanced passenger facilities and the cultural character of the region.
#IXE #AirportInfrastructure #Mangaluru
Auto and taxi drivers were operating in a regulated system in cities like Bengaluru.
However, many of them operated as if it were a free market: no meter, surge pricing as they wished, etc.
They helped create this situation. Now they are doing randi rona about a new entrant.
Vietnamese Vingroup's Green SM gets Karnataka RTO licence; Bengaluru taxi unions protest entry
Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup's electric taxi service, Green SM, has received a licence from the Karnataka government to operate app-based cab services in the state, paving the way for its entry into Bengaluru's competitive ride-hailing market dominated by Rapido, Namma Yatri and Uber.
However, the proposed entry of the global all-electric cab operator has triggered protests from taxi unions, which argue that another large player could further squeeze driver earnings amid rising operational costs. They have demanded that the state government review and withdraw the licence.
By @ChristinMP_
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Have been saying this for long, Tulunad is a Net contributor to the state.
State government is not doing us any favour, its merely giving us what we rightfully deserve.
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Gives me great joy & pride to know that this conversation with our very own Shri Romal Shetty is now turning into reality.
Welcome @DeloitteIndia to Namma Mangaluru and may this be just the beginning of a wonderful innings of growth & expansion.
May this also inspire other Tech Giants to make our #SiliconBeach their home.
Our Ooru with its immense human & natural capital and the perfect blend of #VikasBhiVirasatBhi is the perfect location for enterprises & institutions that seek to grow & build sustainably.
#BackToOoru
A warm and engaging conversation at #TiEConIXE , with CEO of Deloitte South Asia, Shri Romal Shetty.
Deloitte today employs 4.7 lakh professionals globally, with 1.2–1.4 lakh in India. Scale like this can directly shape futures back home.
Invited him to look at Mangaluru through the #BackToOoru vision and explore how global organisations like #Deloitte can come to Namma Ooru, create opportunities for Mangaloreans, and give our youth world-class exposure and employment without having to leave home.
I’m committed to bringing opportunity home, and I’m sure Mangaloreans across the world will join hands and make this happen.
@TiEMangaluru
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Shameful. The main reason is the excessive focus on Bangalore and IT over the last couple of decades. I am saying this as a Bangalorean who has benefited by it. Kerala will also leave us behind with Vizhinjam Port.
New Mangalore port is the ONLY major port we have despite a decent coast line. Karwar is all weather port. Very close to the Konkan railway line. But we have wasted it!! We had Bhatkal port which was used by our kings centuries before.
Of course, we have the least amount of coast line in kms amongst all the coastal states except Goa. That cannot be a reason. GJ coast is almost 7 times ours in kms. TN, AP, MH are ~3x. Western ghats dont help us... Yet, we should have done better.
Karnataka's development strategy has been disproportionately Bangalore-centric, and our maritime potential like a lot of other things has paid the price. This also explains why the language issue in Bangalore with IT facing the heat is so acute... there is no other sector which can guarantee employment ion large numbers in our State!
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Mangaluru just got major global validation.
When companies list on Wall Street, keeping track of who owns every share of stock is a massive, complex paperwork headache. Vinyl Equity built the software that turns all that paperwork into simple, digital workflows. And the core engineering team building that software operates right here in Mangaluru.
Now, Morgan Stanley, one of the biggest financial institutions on the planet - has now agreed to acquire Vinyl to bring that Mangaluru built tech to over 3,400 global companies and half the S&P 500.
Just like major global banks run their core tech out of Bangalore, this deal proves world-class software is being built right here on our coast. The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2027.
Shoutout and massive congratulations to CEO Rob Schoder, Jr., Poornaprajna Udupi, Nagaraj Acharya, and the whole Vinyl Equity team!
Are we watching Mangaluru turn into India's next major product tech hub? What do you think?
Read the full official announcement here: businesswire.com/news/home/2…
@MorganStanley @vinylequity
@Secondrob @poornaudupi
@rohithbhat @TVMohandasPai @CaptBrijesh
@karnatakadem @ITBTGoK @TiEMangaluru
#Fintech #SoftwareEngineering #MangaluruTech #GlobalValidation #CoastalKarnataka
>Ramayana watched
>Mind blown
>Yash as Ravana, Sai Pallavi as Sita and the guy who played Lakshman were all phenomenal
> I think Ranbir Kapoor's acting will peak in Part 2, he did good in this too.
>Jatayu vs Ravana was the best part
>7/10 for vfx
>Overall 8/10
>Big screen worthy
