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Saturday, Feb 26, 2005

Karnataka

Karnataka - Bangalore

Around the City

Mainly clear sky forecast

The sky will be mainly clear on Saturday and the temperature will be around 18 degrees Celsius, according to the forecast.

On Friday, the city recorded a maximum temperature of 33.5 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 18.4 degrees Celsius. The relative humidity was 22 per cent. At the airport, the maximum temperature was 31.8 degrees Celsius and the minimum 17.9 degrees Celsius. The relative humidity was 26 per cent.

Workshop on cyber law

A workshop on cyber law awareness, "CyLawCom 2005," will be held on March 11 at Hotel Leela Palace. More information is available on phone (51185700, 9341728990).

Awareness programme

Narayana Netralaya will conduct a LASIK (a procedure to reduce a person's dependence on glasses or contact lenses) awareness programme at the hospital premises on Sunday. Details are available on phone (23373311).

Alumni meet

St. Aloysius College will organise an alumni meet on March 5 at St. Joseph's Boys High School. Over 500 alumni are expected to attend the meet.

Yoga classes

The 21st batch of the yoga classes of Swami Vivekananda Educational Society will commence on March 1. Classes will be held for all age groups for three months.

Health camp

Rotary Bangalore North, in association with International Reiki Foundation, will organise a healing camp for persons suffering from asthma, acidity, headache, backache, neck pain and joint pain on March 6 at Robano Centre, 68th Cross. For more information, dial 23521100.

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