The heavy rains that attracted parts of Sakleshpur in the Karnataka district in Hassan district affected the movement of vehicles on the Shiradi Ghat section on the National Highway 75 and on Saturday trains on the Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya section. There were reports on several points on the road and the railway line between Shiravagil and Donigal, forcing the Southwest Rail (SWR) to turn three trains on alternative routes and overparted others.

Collected part of the fortress Manjarabad in the district of Sakleshpur of Hassan. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Part of the historical fortress of Manjarabad in the Sakleshpur district of the Hassan district collapsed after heavy rains in the region. People who visited the popular tourist destination on the National Highway-75 on Sunday 3rd August noticed damage caused by historically significant forts.

The collapsed portion of the Manjarabad Fort in Sakleshpur of Hassan district. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT A portion of the historic Manjarabad Fort in Sakleshpur of Hassan district collapsed following heavy rains in the region. People who visited the popular tourist destination on National Highway-75 on Sunday, August 3, noticed the damage caused to the historically significant fort. The structure is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The ASI has deputed two security personnel and two staff members to look after the fort. An official of the ASI told The Hindu that a part of the structure collapsed due to rains on the night of Saturday, August 2.

The collapsed portion of the Manjarabad Fort in Sakleshpur of Hassan district. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT A portion of the historic Manjarabad Fort in Sakleshpur of Hassan district collapsed following heavy rains in the region. People who visited the popular tourist destination on National Highway-75 on Sunday, August 3, noticed the damage caused to the historically significant fort. The structure is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The ASI has deputed two security personnel and two staff members to look after the fort. An official of the ASI told The Hindu that a part of the structure collapsed due to rains on the night of Saturday, August 2.

The woman died after a tree near the village of Kumbarradi in Sakleshpur Taluk in Karnataka fell on Friday. The deceased was identified as Sunanda, 40, coming from the same village. Sunanda and several other women were on their way back to the village of the estate when a tree fell on it. Other women escaped unharmed. The country police Sakleshpur registered the case after the incident.

On Thursday morning, the vehicles were stuck on NH 75 along the landsters near Maranahalli in Sakaleshpur Taluk. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The movement of vehicles on the Bengaluru-Mangaluru motorway (NH75), one of the busiest roads, was hit on Thursday by a landslide near Maranahalli in Sakleshpur. Hundreds of passengers were stuck in operation overnight between center and Thursday.

Completed four-lane expansion NH 75 in the village of Palya in Aluru Taluk under the Nhai Hassan-Sakleshpur-Mararanhalli package. | Photo Credit: Anil Kumar Sastry The high -speed corridor between Bengalur and Mangaluru will soon be a reality, as the Ministry of Road Transport of the Union granted the offer to prepare a detailed project report (DPR), said Captain Dakshina Kannada Brijesh Chowta on Tuesday.

On Saturday, a man who disappeared was found in Kumarahalli, Kumarahalli, Kumarahalli. Meanwhile, villagers who went to look for a missing person also found a dead person. The deceased were identified as Nanjaiah, 53, Tiganahalli and Murugesh, 60, a native of the neighboring Chikkamagalur district. Nanjaiah disappeared on May 26. Because he did not return home, his family members and villagers were looking for him on Saturday.

Shivamogga Two people from Bengalur died on the spot and two more suffered injuries on the car that traveled with an accident on the NH-75 near Bage in Sakleshpur Taluk on Monday. Strong rains in the area that is reported to be one of the causes of the accident. The deceased were identified as Abhishek, 27 and Sharath, 28. They were on their way to Dharmasthaly along with two other friends when they met an accident.

MP for Hassan Shreyas M. Patel, who checked the Shiradi Ghat section in NH-75 in Sakleshpur Taluk, where the traffic movement was influenced on Monday due to continuous rain. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Continuous rains affected the movement of vehicles on the section Shiradi Ghat NH075 on Monday in Sakleshpur Taluk. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Continuous rains continue to continue with several parts of the Malnad region and affect a normal life on Monday.

On Saturday morning, a wild tusker was found in Sullakki in Sakleshpur Taluk. The inhabitants of the village found carcasses and informed the forest department. The officers arrived at the place and the veterinarians later made a post mortem during the day. Sourabh Kumar, a representative of the forest, Hassan, said Hindu that Pachyderm was suspected of died of an electric substance.

Space Space Scientist K. Kasturirangan visited parts of Sakleshpur Taluk in Hassan in January 2013 to study Western Ghats as a high -level working group. | Photo Credit: File Photos Shivamogga K. Kasturirangan, a space scientist who died on Friday, had a clear connection with people in the Mallad area, located at the foot of Western Ghats. As the head of the working group at a high level appointed by the central government, Dr.

Services were affected from July 26 following a landslip due to heavy rains between Yadakumari and Kadagaravalli stations on the Ghat section

Even as efforts to clear the debris of previous landslips were in progress, heavy rainfall triggered fresh landslips at the spot

Movement of vehicles between Sakleshpur town and Krishnapur village was disrupted after a bridge on the road was flooded

Divakar Shetty was injured in an elephant attack on June 13

Based on her complaint, the Sakleshpur Town Police registered the case under the SC-ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Amendment Bill, 2015, and Section 352 of the BNS.