Royston Finals Marathi VidyaNiketanb win 2-1
6:26 PM Posted by ukmad
This is what all the fans gathered at the ground must have wanted to see a classic game of football at the Royston Memorial Gold cup finals.
Marathi Vidyaniketan struck the first goal in the first half to surprise St.Pauls and then St.Pauls equaled the goal and at half time both teams were 1-1.
During the second half Marathi Vidyaniketan made aggressive attempts to make goal but none of the teams were successful.
In the first half of Extra time Vidyaniketan scored their second goal.
Movies as on 07-08-09
7:51 AM Posted by ukmad
| Theatre | Movie | Timings |
| Big Cinemas | Love Aj Kal | 12.15,3.15,6.15,9.15 pm |
| Agyaat | 12.30,3.30,6.30,9.30pm | |
| Ritz Srikrishna | 12.30,3.30,5.30,7.30 | |
| Nirmal | Yodha | 12.15pm,3.15,6.15,9.15 |
| Huns | Madesh (K) | 12.15, 3.15,6.15,9.15 |
| Arun | 12.30,2,4,7 | |
| Roopali | Pardu(Telgu) | 12.15, 3.15,6.15,9.15 |
| Balkrishna | Maha Vishwayudh | 12.30,3.30,6.30,9.30 |
| Chitra | Luck | 12,3,6,9 |
| Swaroop | Agyaat | 12,3,6,9 |
| Hira | Jogi | 12,3 |
| Raaz | 6,9 | |
| Prakash | Bande Bartale (K) | 12.15pm,3.15pm,6.15pm,9.15pm |
| Nartaki | Love Aaj Kal | 12,3,6,9 |
| Santosh | Male barle Manju Irle | 12.15pm,3.15pm,6.15pm,9.15pm |
| Globe | 12.15,1.45,3.45,6.45 | |
| Kindly check the excat timings with the theatres | ||
All About Belgaum turns 2
6:18 PM Posted by ukmad
All About Belgaum turns 2 Giving you much more than just news
I want to take a moment to whole-heartedly thank the readers of All About Belgaum for contributing over the past 2 years. It is an absolute honor to share this milestone. This past year has been rewarding; let’s quickly review our journey until this point.
Highlights of the past year:
─ A significant achievement seeded and nurtured by the blog has been the formation of Information technology (IT) BELGAUM group, resulting in professional collaborations between Belgaum-based IT entrepreneurs.
─ Judging from the myriad comments each month, this blog has served as an important online source of news and information for thousands of Belgaumites scattered all over the world.
─ In the 2 yrs since its inception, there have been 1173 blog posts with 1247 comments (thanks for the overwhelming response!), resulting in 110000 visitors in the second year which is a 4-fold increase from the first.
Even during times of significant delay between posts, visitors have continued to exponentially increase the number of page views. To be honest (and maybe a little cheesy), the constantly improving visitor statistics are the biggest driving force that keeps the blog rolling—thank you so much! I remain grateful towards everyone caring to read, even if only once or on occasion.
I’ve met and covered many incredible people, both in person and online. The posts on this blog are constant reminders of these amazing people, many of whom have gone out of their way to help. This blog wouldn’t have existed without their passionate support. Even at times when visitors disagreed and left unpleasant comments, resulted in “teachable moments” challenging my assumptions about the world we live. Would also take this moment to appreciate the contributions of fellow bloggers; they continue to inspire with their knowledge and passion for writing.
Lastly, this blog exists because of you (THE READER), thank you for earnestly visiting and participating. Looking forward to many more conversations in the years to come! If possible, I would like to thank each reader individually, and this can happen only when you leave a comment. To sincerely acknowledge your contributions I have created a list of those who left comments on the blog in chronological order (from the first post until now). It was delightful to look back at all those who have transformed All About Belgaum into a two-way conversation! Thank you again for your support. You rock!
List of Visitors who left comments on AAB!
(Thanks Nitin Nimbalkar for the first comment!)
Top Commenter’s comments wise: (Comments only till 3rd August 2009)
1. Sundeep Sheri (33)
2. Satish Kumar (32)
3. Sujay Nimbalkar (29)
4. Mahantesh (23)
5. Praveen Bhagoji (21)
6. Shreyaz (15)
7. Vineet (14)
8. Aadil Bandukwala (14)
9. Sandeep (13)
10. Bramhanand Chipre (10)
11. Prasad Prabhu (9)
12. S M Naik (8)
13. Sachin Patel (8)
14. Sahir Kittur (8)
15. Sukrut (8)
16. Cinoj (7)
17. S M Katti (7)
Miracle saves baby after lying on the rail track for 24 hours
4:46 PM Posted by ukmad
A woman gave birth in the toilet of a running and the new born fell down from the toilet onto the railway track. The baby was lying there for over 24 hours when it was recovered and sent to dist hospital. Mahadevi Kambar (35) was travelling in the Bangalore Ajmer train on Tuesday morning. Around 10 am she had labour pains and she went to the toilet alone where she gave birth to the child which fell down from the toilet onto the railway track. She was later found unconscious at Belgaum station. The railway police took her to the District hospital and then she narrated the story but nothing was heard about the new born. News spread that the new born was abducted from the train. Today morning a passerby on Congress road heard sound of a baby crying and he went towards the railway track and he found a baby lying in the middle of the track. The baby was lying there for over 24 hours and at least 15 trains must have gone over the baby but say its God’s grace or a miracle the baby was fine and was admitted to the dist hospital. The hospital authorities clarified that DNA of the mother and child would be done and once confirmed then only the child will be handed over to the lady.
Still it is not confirmed whether it is the same child which Mahadevi gave birth.
