Bearys Institute of Technology in association with BIT IEEE Student Branch organized an Invited Talk on current technology trends and opportunities on 2nd March,2023 at 2:00 PM. The resource person for this event was Mr. Vipin Kumar Nittoor, Manager,TE2.0, Globallogic Bangalore.

The talk was aimed at providing insights into the latest technology trends and the opportunities that lie ahead for students in the field of technology. Mr. Nittoor began the talk by discussing the importance of keeping up with the latest technological advancements and how it can benefit students in the long run.

He discussed some of the latest technology trends that are currently shaping the world, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Big Data, Cloud Computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT). He explained these technologies and how they are being used in various industries, ranging from healthcare to finance.

Mr. Nittoor also highlighted the importance of soft skills such as communication, problem-solving, and teamwork in the technology industry. He advised students to work on these skills alongside their technical skills to enhance their employability.

The complete event received an enthusiastic support from the students and staff members. The Event was graced by Dr. S.I Manjur Basha, Principal, BIT-Mangalore. Dr. Abdullah Gubbi, Branch Counselor, IEEE(Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineering)-SB, Prof Umme Najma, Secretary welcomed the gathering. The Master of ceremony for the event was Ms. Bhagyashree, Student of ECE. The vote of thanks was derived by Ms. Kaveri, Student of ECE. The event concluded with National Anthem.

 

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Sabarkantha (Gujarat) (PTI): Six women were killed and eight other persons injured after a private bus crashed into a van on a highway in Gujarat's Sabarkantha district on Wednesday, police said.

The van was ferrying women from Modasa in Aravalli district when a speeding bus hit it from behind on National Highway 48 connecting Shamlaji to Himmatnagar in the district, Deputy Superintendent of Police A K Patel said.

According to police, the women were part of a catering team for social events. They were travelling from Modasa in the neighbouring Aravalli district to Hunj village in Himmatnagar to attend a function when they met with the accident.

Six women passengers of the van were killed, Patel said.

Seven other women and the van driver suffered injuries, according to police.

The injured persons were rushed to the Himmatnagar civil hospital. The condition of two of them was critical, the hospital's medical officer, Dr Dhrupad Chauhan, said.

The bodies were sent to a government hospital for a postmortem.