Barakah Degree College student Aisha secures 5th rank in Mangalore University B.A.
Mangaluru: Aisha, a student of Barakah Degree College, has secured the fifth rank in the B.A. stream of Mangalore University.
Aisha is the daughter of Ashraf Ali and Ramlath. She is married to Althaf Umar and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in English Literature at Mangalore University.
Following the announcement of the results, the management, Principal and staff of Barakah International School and College visited Aisha at her residence and honoured her for the achievement. They congratulated her and wished her success in her future academic pursuits.
Barakah International School and College, located in Adyar, offers education from Pre-KG to degree level. The institution has been recording notable academic results and its students have been receiving recognition in both academic and non-academic fields.
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Caste census will form basis for future policy decision, says CM Siddaramaiah
Mysuru (Karnataka) (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said that the ongoing caste census would form the basis for future policy decisions, asserting that the exercise was crucial to advancing social justice in the state.
Addressing a gathering at the Siddarameshwara Jayanti celebrations here, he said caste enumeration was being carried out for the first time since 1931 and would be followed by deliberations once the report is submitted.
"At present, a caste census (Jaati Sameekshe) is underway. After the report comes, we will discuss it and take necessary decisions," Siddaramaiah said.
He underlined the government’s commitment to equality, stating, "We are committed to social justice. No one should face injustice. Even if not 100 per cent, we will strive to ensure 99 per cent justice."
Referring to measures aimed at addressing intra-caste disparities, the chief minister said the government had already implemented internal reservation based on revised classifications.
"We have gone beyond the Nagamohan Das report and implemented internal reservation… now it has been revised to 5.25 per cent, 5.25 per cent, and 4.5 per cent. This has been approved by the Cabinet," he said.
Siddaramaiah said the broader objective was to ensure equitable distribution of resources and opportunities, while reiterating that policy interventions would be guided by constitutional principles.
"Our objective is equal share and equal life for all," he said.
He also emphasised the role of education in eliminating inequalities, particularly among marginalised communities, and said empowerment was essential to dismantle entrenched caste hierarchies.
"Only when people gain such empowerment can caste divisions be eradicated. Education is essential for this," he added.
The CM said the government would examine demands raised by various communities and take decisions based on feasibility, while ensuring that benefits reached all sections without discrimination.
