‘Veer Gatha Project’: Mangaluru’s Pratham Kini selected for ‘Super 25’
Mangaluru: In the all India level ‘Veer Gatha Project’ initiated for 3rd – 12th Standard CBSE students organized under the partnership between Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Education, and MyGov, student of city’s Amrith Vidyalaya, Bolur, Pratham Kini has been selected for the ‘Super 25’, it is learned. Pratham is the class 5 student in Amrith Vidyalaya, and the son of couple Sunil Kini and K. Akshatha Kini, residents of Mangaluru.
As part of the ‘Azadi Ka Amrath Mahotsav’ event organized by the Indian government, the ‘Veer Gatha Project’ was initiated. Under this, the Indian government has introduced several programs to recognize the 75th year of independence. This initiative has reportedly been undertaken to introduce the Indian tradition and culture to the youth of the country. Students have been encouraged to compose poetry/paragraphs/essays/painting/ multimedia presentations (enactment video) about the Shaurya Award winners. Among more than 8, 03,978 students from 4,788 schools of 28 states and 8 Union territories, Pratham Kini was selected as one of the winners of the ‘Super 25’, it is learned.
The national-level jury shortlisted them after the excellent projects submitted by the 25 young talents were put through various rounds of evaluation. The bulletin released to the press revealed that the shortlisted youngsters will be presenting their projects during the 2022 Republic Day celebration as the special guests of the Ministry of Defence, and represent their respective schools and states during the event.
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Congress continues disciplinary action; four Youth Congress district presidents removed
Bengaluru: The Congress high command has continued disciplinary action following allegations of anti-party activities after the by-elections to the Davangere South and Bagalkot Assembly constituencies.
The All India Youth Congress Committee has taken action against four district presidents are Syed Afrid Pasha (Kolar), Ashok B. Nayak (Vijayanagar), Nikhil Raj (Tumakuru), and Syed Abrar (Mysuru City).
The order states that the leaders were found to be inactive in party activities and had failed to discharge their responsibilities effectively. They have been temporarily relieved of their duties.
Earlier, MLC Abdul Jabbar was suspended from primary membership over alleged anti-party activities during the Davangere South by-election, while senior leader and MLC Naseer Ahmed was relieved of his role as the Chief Minister’s political secretary.
The latest action has drawn reactions from some community leaders and party members, with concerns raised over the leadership’s decisions.
