The Hindu : Karnataka / Bangalore News : Around the City

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Saturday, Aug 07, 2004

Karnataka

Karnataka - Bangalore

Around the City

Light rain likely

<150>The sky will be generally cloudy on Saturday, and a spell of light rain is likely, according to the forecast for Bangalore.

On Friday, the city recorded a maximum temperature of 28 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 20.3 degrees Celsius. The rainfall recorded was 1.1 mm. The relative humidity was 78 per cent.

At the airport, the maximum and minimum temperatures were 28 degrees Celsius and 19.8 degrees Celsius, respectively. The relative humidity was 72 per cent.

Programme

<150>The Arthritis Foundation and the Physiotherapy Department of the Hospital for Sports Medicine, Arthritis and Accident Trauma (HOSMAT) will hold a free programme on arthritis awareness in September. Interested persons may contact the foundation at HOSMAT premises, 45, Magrath Road. Ph.: 25593796 25593797 25593746/25593747.

Free training

<150>Acharya ITI, which is celebrating its silver jubilee, has offered free seats in some of the courses it conducts. People may call 28396165 or 7832546 for more details.

Health camp

<150>Sri Bharathi Arogya Dhama will hold a free Ayurvedic health camp on Sunday at Sri Ramalaya in Girinagar. For more information, call Sripada Hegde on 23302037/26721510.

Office-bearers

<150>Lawrence Noronha has been elected vice-president of the Clergy Association of Bangalore Archdiocese. Adolf Washington and Joseph Menezes have been elected general secretary and treasurer, respectively. John Rose, John Antony, John Solomon, Thomiar and Gregory Mariappa have been elected executive members, according to a press release. Bernard Blasius Moras, Archbishop of Bangalore Archdiocese, will be the president of the association.

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