Mangaluru : Induction Program held at BIT-BEADS
Mangaluru, Aug 02: The tenth Induction Program of twenty-one days for the students of first year Engineering and Architecture has begun on 1st August 2018 at Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT) & Bearys Enviro Architecture Design School (BEADS) .
Induction program is an initiative to groom the overall personality of students and make them acquainted with the culture of the Bearys institutions.The objective of the program is to ensure that every student feels welcomed, engaged and excited to begin this new important stage in their education. The idea was to make the students aware of their prospective opportunities and to show them the path they have to adopt in order to become successful engineers and Architects, a release said.
The Program began with the prayer. The chairman of Bearys group Mr. Syed Mohammed Beary delivered the inaugural address; in his address he spoke about three important aspects of life i.e “Truth, Justice and Universal Brotherhood”.
Principal of BIT , Dr. Antony A.J, in his speech stressed on the effective use of the facilities during the four year stay at BIT/BEADS.
Dean Academics, Dr. P. Mahabaleswarappa, spoke about importance of Personal Cleanliness and Public Cleanliness. Principal of BEADS Prof. Ashok LP spoke about infrastructure of Bearys Institutions. Principal of BIT-Polytechnic Dr. Aziz Mustafa in his speech stressed on study not for sake of examination but study with keen interest.
Parents gave the feedback about the hospitality and Infrastructure.Various Department Heads and Staff of Both BIT and BEADS were present.
Program convenor Dr. Mustafa Basthikodi welcomed the gathering. First year HOD, Dr.Anjum Khan proposed the vote of thanks. The Forenoon session ended with the national anthem. Prof. Ankita of CSE Department anchored the program.
The resource persons for remaining sessions will be mix of internal and external personalities, a release said.
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Dy CM Shivakumar confident of Congress win in Karnataka bypolls
Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Saturday expressed confidence that the ruling Congress will secure a decisive victory in the Assembly bypolls scheduled for April 9 in the Bagalkote and Davanagere South constituencies, citing a favourable ground response to the party’s guarantee schemes.
These are ‘Shakti’, ‘Gruha Lakshmi’, ‘Gruha Jyoti’, ‘Yuva Nidhi’ and ‘Anna Bhagya’.
The bypolls were necessitated by the demise of sitting Congress MLAs Shamanur Shivashankarappa and H Y Meti, who represented Davanagere South and Bagalkote constituencies, respectively.
The Congress has fielded Shivashankarappa’s grandson, Samarth Shamanur, in Davanagere South and Umesh Meti in Bagalkote. They are locked in direct contests with BJP candidates T Dasakariyappa and Veerabhadrayya Charantimath.
“Both Bagalkote and Davanagere are very positive. Congress workers are doing an excellent job, going door to door and convincing people about the guarantee schemes,” Shivakumar told reporters here.
He said even voters who had earlier supported the BJP were now inclined towards the Congress.
“Even those who voted for the BJP earlier are saying they will vote for Congress. People want the guarantees to continue and are expressing difficulties due to rising prices,” he said.
Expressing confidence of an improved electoral performance, he added, “There is a strong sense that we will win with a bigger margin than before.”
Shivakumar also said he would travel to Kerala for two days and resume campaigning thereafter. “I am going to Kerala for two days. After returning, we will continue the campaign from Davanagere,” he said.
Referring to the shortage of LPG, including auto LPG, in the state, Shivakumar blamed the BJP-led government and called for immediate intervention by the Centre.
“The LPG shortage is due to the BJP. Auto drivers and those in the transport sector are facing difficulties,” he claimed.
“This is something the central government has to address. It must formulate proper policies and take precautionary measures,” he said, adding that the BJP should apologise to the public.
“They should come forward and apologise to the people for the inconvenience caused and resolve the issues they have created,” he said.
