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09/02/2024

Ajit Patil, the visionary Founder CEO of RIVOT, based in Belagavi, has been honored with the prestigious Business World 40 Under 40 Award in the automotive

23/11/2023

May the festival of lights brighten your life with joy, love, and prosperity. Wishing you a Happy Diwali filled with warmth and positivity. Team RIVOT Motors

27/10/2023

RIVOT Motors, a Belagavi-based start-up, has launched electric two-wheeler vehicles, that can reach a range of up to 280 km on a single charge. All models are upgradable to a charging capacity of running the engine to 300 km.

09/06/2023

https://belagavitimes.com/2023/06/09/the-blatant-disregard-for-public-convenience-police-departments-road-blocks-for-processions-and-vip-movement/

In a recent revelation, the police department has come under heavy criticism for its excessive use of road blocks, causing inconvenience to the general public. The shocking details came to light when Ajit Patil, a citizen who missed his court hearing due to blocked roads, filed a Right to Informatio...

03/03/2023

FREE Cloud Credits to Startups

Belagavi based cloud service provider Outofbox Cloud has launched a new program to support startups in India. The Outofbox Takeoff program is aimed at helping startups get started on cloud services by providing low-cost, easy-to-use infrastructure needed to scale and grow any size business. The Take...

03/03/2023

https://belagavitimes.com/2023/03/03/belagavi-ofc-cutting-case-two-accused-finally-convicted-after-7-year-legal-battle/

After a long and arduous legal battle, the two accused in the infamous OFC (Optical Fiber Cable) cutting case in Belgaum have finally been convicted and ordered to serve imprisonment. The case, which was first reported in 2017, involved the illegal cutting of OFC cables belonging to FAAST Broadband....

21/02/2023

17/02/2023

[Belagavi Times - February 17, 2023]

Public submits memorandum to City Corporation Commissioner regarding illegal structures on public roads

A group of concerned citizens submitted a memorandum to the City Corporation Commissioner's office today, highlighting their grievances about illegal structures on public roads. The memorandum, signed by people, was handed over to the Commissioner's office by a delegation of citizens.

The citizens have pointed out that illegal structures have become a common sight on public roads in many parts of the city, with some shopkeepers and vendors occupying pavements, footpaths and other public spaces for their own commercial purposes. These structures are causing inconvenience to pedestrians and motorists, and often result in traffic congestion and accidents.



Speaking to the media after submitting the memorandum, one of the citizens said that they were concerned about the safety of the public and the impact these illegal structures were having on the city's infrastructure. They urged the Commissioner's office to take immediate action to remove these structures and enforce the law.

The Commissioner's office has assured the citizens that their concerns would be looked into and that appropriate action would be taken to address the issue.

The issue of illegal structures on public roads is a serious concern and needs to be addressed with urgency. It is important for the authorities to enforce the rules and regulations regarding the use of public spaces, to ensure the safety of pedestrians and motorists and to maintain the city's infrastructure. The submission of the memorandum by concerned citizens is a welcome move towards addressing this issue, and the Commissioner's office should take all necessary steps to address this problem as soon as possible.

19/09/2021

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