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The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has announced a major recruitment drive for Customer Service Associate (CSA) positions across 11 public sector banks including Canara Bank and PNB. Graduates aged 20-28 can apply online from August 1 to August 21, 2026. The selection process includes preliminary exams in October and mains in December 2026, with the option to write exams in Kannada. The salary scale ranges from ₹24,050 to ₹64,480. Appointment letters are expected by March 2027.
https://kannada.news18.com/news/jobs/bank-jobs-ibps-csa-recruitment-2026-government-bank-jobs-apply-online-bengaluru-abn-local18-ws-b-2460916.html

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A BBA student named Nabha, residing in Kaikamba near Mangaluru, passed away due to a fever. She had been suffering from a fever for the past 5-6 days and was admitted to a private hospital for treatment. Unfortunately, she breathed her last as the treatment failed. Nabha was the daughter of Abdul Razak and Nasreen from Kaikamba. The local community and her college friends have expressed deep condolences over her untimely demise.
https://udayavani.com/district-news/Schoolgirl-due-to-fever-474681

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During the 'Aati' month celebrations at Babbuswami Temple in Manipal, Udupi, a massive food festival was organized featuring 105 traditional coastal dishes. Over 14,000 food enthusiasts attended the event, which showcased authentic Tulu Nadu cuisines like Patrode, Turmeric leaf dumplings, and various jackfruit delicacies. Professional catering services were employed for the first time to maintain quality for the large crowd. The event, costing around 15-20 lakh rupees, aims to preserve and introduce traditional food culture to the younger generation.
https://kannada.news18.com/news/mangaluru/aatida-tinisu-udupi-105-traditional-dishes-14000-people-udupi-rks-abn-local18-ws-b-2464506.html

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