An MP’s escort car crashes.

Kalaburagi MP Umesh Jadhav’s escort car flipped near Sedam on Monday night, injuring three security guards. Jadhav was on his way from Kalaburagi to Bedasur Tanda when the incident took place. The escort truck overturned because its driver failed to notice a hazard on the route. The altercation resulted in injuries for ASI Saleem, driver Malappa, and MP’s gunman Hanamant Pujari. Jadhav, who is also a physician, treated the injured on the scene and transported them to the Gulbarga Institute of Medical Science in his official vehicle.Twenty-three people were hurt when a private bus overturned after hitting a bridge on Betur Road in Davanagere on Tuesday. About fifty people were on board the bus that was traveling from Challakere to Davanagere by way of Jagalur. Some people were rescued when the locals smashed the bus windows. Autorickshaws and ambulances were used to transport the wounded to Chigateri General Hospital. According to hospital staff, no critically wounded patients remain. The incident has been reported to the North Traffic Police.Foundation Day at SchoolHubballi: On March 17, the Chetan Business School will host the 12th annual Foundation Day celebration of Dyavappanavar Koravi Sidnal Educational Institution. On Tuesday, Director V M Koravi told reporters in this city that the Chetan Shri Award is presented annually to those who have excelled in their fields while also benefiting society. The industrialist Bharat Khimji will get the Chetan Shri-2023 Award this year. Fifty deserving female high school seniors will split ten grand in merit-based scholarships. He also said that the chairman of the state legislature, Basavaraj Horatti, as well as the president of the institution, Rajanna Koravi, would be present at the event.Dharwad: Nettur Technical Training Foundation (NTTF), which has been providing training in a variety of technical fields for the past 59 years, has introduced two new courses for 2018. After receiving funding from the Union government and the United Kingdom’s National Open College Network (NOCN), NTTF deputy managing director BV Sudharshan announced that the institution will begin offering a NOCN diploma programme in addition to its normal offerings. According to him, NTTF has a stellar track record of finding jobs for its graduates. However, it has been difficult to train people to meet the needs of the market in recent years. Candidates are less interested in developing their skills and, as a result, are not meeting the criteria of the sectors, he said. New training programs have been initiated to help fill this need. He said that a cost waiver of 10% is offered to students from rural areas to encourage them to attend NTTF.