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 Rs 2,000 and fruit kits were distributed to the coronavirus patients who were discharged from Andhra Pradesh hospital  

Jodhpur policeman won the hearts of thousands after a video of him chopping his colleague's hair went viral on social media

ACP Vasu who was suspended on charges of demanding Rs 50 lakh bribe from liquor smugglers, released a video and has appealed to the Karnataka chief minister and home minister to intervene

It was a techie in Bengaluru who came up with the concept to deliver groceries, medicines, bakery items, vegetables via WhatsApp. The idea was first floated in Bengaluru South and later CM BS Yediyurappa launched the service for the rest of the city.

To teach those roaming the streets during lockdown a lesson, Koppal Police have come up with an idea. Taking advantage of the scorching heat of summer, police made lockdown violators wear jute sacks as clothes and appeal to other members of the public.

A skit to demonstrate what the Triuppur Police can do, in order to raise awareness among public roaming during lockdown is trending on social media. Police have been successful in driving home the message with the “Daring Pulling” video where five youths who were on bikes were forced into an ambulance with a coronavirus patient  

Karnataka chief minister BS Yediurappa may have taken a soft stance on Nikhil Kumaraswamy's wedding during the lockdown, but an activist threatened the office of the chief secretary of approaching the high court to initiate action against the deputy commissioner and superintendent of police of Ramnagara.

When the citizens of India are asked to maintain social distancing to curb the spread of coronavirus, a BJP MLA in Karnataka has turned a blind eye to the whole concept of social distancing

Jodhpur Police on rounds, found four men playing cards at a house and punished them for violating lockdown rules when they were allegedly indoors.  

Former minister and Mangaluru MLA UT Khader hit out at local BJP MLA Bharath Shetty for objecting to cremation of a COVID-19 patient from a Konkani speaking community