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  • The stone with the Portuguese inscription found in the College of Fisheries is Gravity.

    The stone with the Portuguese inscription found in the College of Fisheries is Gravity.

    Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officials have said that the stone is a gravestone with a Portuguese inscription found on the campus of the College of Fisheries in Hoigbazar in the city a week ago.

    It’s antonio [probably Teixeira] De Massido Nobleman, who was killed by the Moors during the siege of the fort during 1528 or 1628 or 1728, Professor and Dean of the College A.W. Senthil Vail quoted ASI officials in a release on Saturday.

    Another inscription has Kannada character dated to 12–13th century CE. Several lines in the slab have been damaged and corroded. The ASI has interpreted from the existing script that it is a record of the gift of 100 Gadeyana, meaning 100 gold coins. These coins are initially given to a person to light a lamp forever. The lamp is being lit to act as a lighthouse as the area in which it is found is a trading port (currently the old Mars port). Such a lamp, which is always lit, can also be a sign of a temple. The rulers of those days were of the Alupa dynasty in the then South Canara, Proc. Vel quoted ASI as saying.

    Under the Smart City Mission, land was being excavated for the construction of a building, while stones were found. He was named BFSC third year student Shreyash ji. Bhandari noticed.

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  • The stone with the Portuguese inscription found in the College of Fisheries is Gravity.

    Representative meeting of ABARK-empaneled hospitals on 8 March: DC

    Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner KV Rajendra said on Thursday that a meeting of representatives of private hospitals under the Ayushman Bharat-Arogya Karnataka (ABARK) scheme will be held on 8 March to address the grievances of the scheme beneficiaries.

    He was speaking at an event to distribute Ayushman Bharat cards to journalists at Mangaluru Press Club organized by Dakshina Kannada District Work Journalists Association here.

    Dr. Rajendra said that he has already asked hospitals to do a minimum check on patients before being admitted so that their financial burden can be reduced. ABARK applies only after the patient is hospitalized.

    DC said that more than 23,000 patients with 4,275 COVID-19 positives have reaped the benefits of ABARK in the district since its launch in 2018.

    ABARK District Nodal Officer Ratnakar said that a referral letter of District Government Hospital is necessary for BPL card holder or other beneficiary of ABARK scheme to get treatment in private hospitals.

    However, patients needing emergency medical care, including accident victims, can be admitted directly to the nearest Embedded Private Hospital without a referral letter and benefit from ABARK.

    Dr. Ratnakar said that a patient in BPL category can get treatment up to 5 lakhs while non-BPLs can get up to 30% discount on treatment cost of 5 lakhs under ABARK.

    This scheme was applicable only for treatment in general wards. Dr. Ratnakar said that the ABARK cell at the district level approved the entry within 30 minutes of being informed about the entry. Patient / family Dr. to obtain approval. Ratnakar (9880157604), dr. Jagannath Srilal (9480161055) or Dr. Can call Naushad (8197350823).

    He said 35 private hospitals, including eight medical colleges, were placed in the district under ABARK, which caters to 1,650 diseases.

    Dr. Ratnakar said that BPL beneficiaries of ABARK can get cataract surgery in six private hospitals of the district completely free of cost.

    Dr. Rajendra distributed ABARK cards to some journalists on the occasion.

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