Mollie Dyer was released in India on 5 June 2015. Plot. The movie starts with a fully loaded jeep moving on NH during night. The driver receives a call in his mobile and is informed that they were betrayed by someone, and so they have to leave NH and opt for a parallel path to reach destination. He was also intimated to keep their mobiles off and not to call anyone during the journey. While taking another path via forest, the jeep goes off and with no-one around the driver and assistant had to spend the night in the forest path	CR No: 89
23427824	. Next day, in a nearby village, a guy has started inviting for his marriage. To invite his relatives who leaves in quite far off places, his friend gives him his two wheeler. The next day, the driver of the jeep reaches a nearby garage in a two-wheeler and picks up the mechanic to the jeep. On querying, the mechanic was told that toys were present in the jeep. The mechanic finds fault with the diesel pipe of the jeep. The driver goes in the two wheeler to get a new diesel pipe. During the course of time, the mechanic 	CR No: 89
23427825	smells something fishy, when he notices the parts of broken indicator light of the two wheeler lying on the ground. He also finds that the registration number of the jeep was actually a fake one stickered on the numbered plate. When he enquires to the assistant, the assistant gets arrogant asking him to mind his own business. When the assistant moves into a short sleep, the mechanic checks the load within the jeep and finds swords and similar weapons concealed within vegetable boxes. On seeing this the assistant gets angry and he beats the mechanic. While the driver returns with 	CR No: 89
23427826	a newly bought diesel pipe, the mechanic refuses to repair the jeep, and asks for the person who came in the two wheeler. The driver shows him with mouth and hands tied, hidden in a nearby area. The two wheeler guy pleads to free him as it is a borrowed bike, and his marriage is approaching and that he has to invite a few relatives that day. The driver tells that once the jeep gets repaired, they all can go. However the mechanic stays still. The assistant gets angry with mechanic as he stays stubborn without repairing the jeep, and 	CR No: 89
23427827	hits him again. While they hear the sound of another two wheeler approaching, they hide the mechanic and two wheeler guy and somehow manages to handle the situation without any problem and sends them off. The driver asks the two wheeler guy to do something so that the mechanic repairs the jeep and that they all can leave. However the mechanic stays still, to which the driver gets annoyed and hits the mechanic. Ultimately the driver and assistant flee the scene in the two wheeler. The assistant guy of the mechanic arrives there with the lunch in a bicycle and 	CR No: 89
23427828	he sets the two wheeler guy free. The mechanic then flattens the jeep tyres and they leave the scene, taking the two wheeler guy pledging to leave him at the nearest junction where he can get some form of vehicle. A forest guy sees the jeep and he comes to check what is within it. He takes a sword and also takes tomatoes with him and leaves. CR No: 89 CR No: 89 is a 2013 Indian Malayalam drama film written and directed by Sudevan. It stars debutantes Ashok Kumar, Pradeep Kumar, and Santhosh Babu in lead roles. CR No	CR No: 89
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23427830	R. N. Naik R. N. Naik R.N. Naik was an Indian politician. Graduated in LAW and Bachelor of science. He was born in Honnavar. He was elected as the MLA from Bhatkal Constituency for the Indian National Congress three times in 1983, 1985 and 1989. He was the minister for the Kannada and Culture. R. N. Naik R.N. Naik was an Indian politician. Graduated in LAW and Bachelor of science. He was born in Honnavar. He was elected as the MLA from Bhatkal Constituency for the Indian National Congress three times in 1983, 1985 and 1989. He was the minister for the Kannada 	R. N. Naik
23427831	Mollie Dyer Mollie Dyer Mollie Geraldine Dyer (1927–1998) was a Yorta Yorta woman who was an Aboriginal Child Welfare Worker and Aboriginal community worker, best known for co-founding the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency in 1977. Auntie Mollie, as she became known, was the daughter of Margaret Tucker, an Aboriginal activist involved in establishing Australian Aborigines League, and Philip Tucker, an Irish man. Dyer grew up in Hawthorn and Hastings, and was educated at a convent school in Abbotsford where she was the only Aboriginal pupil. She would frequently travel to New South Wales to stay with her mother's family 	Mollie Dyer
23427832	at Cummeragunja Mission. When Dyer's father was serving overseas during World War II, Dyer, aged 15, left school to enter the workforce, where she experienced significant racism. Dyer's first marriage, to Alan Burns in 1947, produced six children all of whom were to become involved in Aboriginal community work and activism, and then married Charlie Dyer. In addition to her six biological children, Dyer would foster 19 children and provide short term accommodation for many more throughout her life. In the 1960s and 1970s, Dyer worked with a group of fellow Aboriginal women to establish and deliver services 	Mollie Dyer
23427833	to the Aboriginal community despite a lack of funding. In 1966, Dyer accepted a full-time position with the Aborigines Advancement League, continuing and formalising her welfare work. When the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service was established in 1973, Dyer moved to a position there. In 1976, Dyer delivered a speech at a national adoption conference and this instigated discussion of an Aboriginal-run agency to support Aboriginal children and families. The Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency was established and Dyer served as Program Director, and soon similar organisations were established in other parts of Australia. Dyer worked to establish the 	Mollie Dyer
23427834	Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC) in 1981. Dyer was part of the group that establish the Brambuk Living Cultural Centre in Halls Gap. Dyer received the Member of the Order of Australia medal in 1979 in recognition of service to the Aboriginal community. She also received an International Year of the Child Award and an Advance Australia Medal. The Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency headquarters was named in her honour. A street in the ACT suburb of Bonner is named after her. Memoir. Dyer's memoir Room for One More: The Life of Mollie Dyer" was  published in 2003, although it had been written before Dyer's 1998 death. Mollie Dyer Mollie Geraldine Dyer (1927–1998) was a Yorta Yorta woman who was an Aboriginal Child Welfare Worker and Aboriginal community worker, best known for co-founding the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency in 1977. Auntie Mollie, as she became known, was the daughter of Margaret Tucker, an Aboriginal activist involved in establishing Australian Aborigines League, and Philip Tucker, an Irish man. Dyer grew up in Hawthorn and Hastings, and was educated at a convent school in Abbotsford where she was the only Aboriginal pupil. She would