Founded and edited by Ajjinikanda Mahesh Nachaiah, the publication has played a significant role in nurturing Kodava identity through journalism. Virajpet: Poomaale Kodava Weekly, a prominent publication dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Kodava language and culture, has completed 30 years of its journey on April 24, 2026. Marking this milestone, the weekly steps into its 31st year, celebrating three decades of consistent contribution to the Kodava community. Foun

Image is used for representative purposes only. Kutta: A United States national has alleged that she was sexually assaulted by staff at a homestay in Kutta, located in Karnataka’s Kodagu district, prompting the arrest of two persons, including the homestay owner. According to the police, the incident is said to have occurred last week but came to light only after the survivor alerted officials at the United States Embassy following her departure from the property. Acting on t

Kushalnagar traffic police seize tippers over jelly stone spillage Kushalnagar: In a crackdown aimed at improving road safety, the Kodagu police have taken action against tipper trucks transporting crushed stones, locally referred to as jelly stones, for causing hazardous conditions on public roads. The move follows multiple complaints received by the Kushalnagar Traffic police about trucks carrying such materials without adequate safeguards, resulting in stones falling onto