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Bengaluru聽Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Friday said the state government will decide on implementing the court order regarding allowing religious and cultural activities at the Chamrajpet Idgah playground for a limited period from August 31 in letter and spirit, hydro jugs after holding discussions with the Advocate General. Hindu organisations have sought permission for holding Ganesh Chaturthi festival at the ground, and with Friday court order the hydro flask government is likely to give permission for the same. The division bench of the High Court has given an order regarding Chamrajpet survey number 40 Idgah playground asking the government to take an appropriate decision, and has analysed how our country is multi-religious. Regarding implementing the court order with letter and spirit, tomorrow the Advocate General, Revenue Minister and I will hold discussions, Bommai said. Speaking owala website to reporters here, he said, everyone wishes need to be fulfilled while maintaining peace, and the government will do it. Also ReadMunawar Faruquis show in Bengaluru cancelled: Police We will completely study the court order. We will hold a meeting tomorrow on implementing it with letter and spirit, and will decide accordingly, he added. A Division Bench of the High Court of Karnataka on Friday modified an interim order of a single judge bench on the Chamrajpet Idgah playground dispute, saying religious and cultural activities can be a Mpyz Injustice to Telangana once again : BRS slams Budget
ROCKLAND, Maine 鈥?There remain significant hurdles to the creation of a public transportation system in Knox County despite the need for the service.The lack of services is a hardship for some and an inconvenience for many.But an insufficient concentration of population and the lack of parties willing to contribute to making the cost affordable for riders are the greatest challenges to a unified public transportation system in the Rockland area, said Lee Karker, who stepped down last week as executive director of the social service agency MCH.Karker served on the Midcoast Maine Tr brumate tumbler ans polene sac it Study Committee, which met regularly for two years to develop a public brumate transportation system. That committee commissioned a study concluded in March 2014 that there was a demand and need.Karker said he believes transportation services have declined even further in the past few years. The decline began when the state separated the funding for general transportation and for MaineCare patients who needed rides, he said. That put a financial squeeze on Coastal Trans, which MCH had overseen. Coastal Trans closed earlier this year after 33 years.Waldo Community Action Partners of Belfast took over the services provided by Coastal Trans, but Karker said that residents of the housing complexes overseen by MCH report increasing difficulties in getting rides.Brent Stapley, director of transportation and housing for the Waldo Community Action Partners, said when the organization took over the transportati