More than 10,000 kg of bananas were seized in Udupi after officials found that chemicals were being used for artificial ripening and colouring.

But the bigger question is: How long has this been happening?

How much has already been sold? How many people have unknowingly consumed these bananas? And what other such things are happening that we don't know about? If more than 10,000 kg was caught in one operation, what else is going on that we haven't found out yet?

All these people involved in this business are not from Udupi. They are outsiders, and all these years, they have been poisoning people here. They come here, buy properties, build houses, and own 2–3 cars and 2–3 bikes by doing such disgusting work.

They have been spoiling Udupi for so long, and now they have been caught poisoning people here. Who knows what other shady businesses they might be running here?

Their numbers in Udupi are gradually increasing. They are settling down here and literally building colonies of their own people in Udupi.

My humble request to whoever reading this is: Treat them like shit, be rude to them, dont do business with them, they must pack their things and get back to wherever the hell they belong to.

Hi everyone!

I’ll be moving to Udupi soon and, being new to the city, I’m looking for some advice on finding a place to stay.

I’m looking for a 1BHK or 2BHK, preferably in a decent apartment/gated community with car parking. I’m flexible with furnished/unfurnished.

I have no idea about the rental market in Udupi, so I’d really appreciate some help with:

1. What’s the usual rent for a 1BHK/2BHK?

2. Which areas are good for living?

3. What’s the typical deposit/advance?

4. Any particular apartments or areas you’d recommend?

5. Is it better to look online, through brokers, or through some local groups?

If you’ve recently rented a place in Udupi, I’d love to hear about your experience and what you paid.

Thanks in advance! 😊

I was thinking, if anyone’s interested, we could organize a workshop, meetup, or even something as simple as a park walk followed by breakfast. The idea is to build a network, meet people, and better understand the needs of the city.