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Karkala: Retired Banker Commits Suicide

  •   Sat, Aug 06 2011 03:26:42 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Karkala (SP)

Karkala, Aug 6: The body of Pandarinath Kamath (82), a resident of Tellar near here, was found floating in a well located in Bobbaryanakatte area on Friday August 5 morning. It is suspected that Kamath committed suicide on Thursday night.

Kamath was staying alone since the last three years. He was a retired bank employee. His wife had died three years ago. As the couple did not have any children, Kamath was feeling very lonely, it is gathered. The neighbours suspect that he chose to end his life, having been unable to bear the monotony of leading a lonely life.
  

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  • Allen Pereira, Mangalore-Kulshekar

    Sat, Aug 06 2011

    Sad to note the demise of sri. Pandarinath Kamath. Lack of meaningful activities and resultant loneliness, post retirement, is becoming a serious social problem. There is a need for Service organisations and Citizen groups to come forward to organise regular/informal and affordable recreation groups, reading rooms/libraries/ outings to interesting places, for the elderly/senior citizens .

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