18th Graduation Day of PA College of Engineering held
Mangaluru: 18th Graduation Day ceremony of PA College of Engineering was held on 26 February 2022 at PACE Auditorium.
Brijesh Balakrishnan, President, ITC Infotech was the Chief Guest. In his address, he highlighted aspects of being courageous to face the world of uncertainties, to prepare wisely for the world outside.
“The reality of the world is volatile, challenging, and ambiguous. There is a lot of crises going around,” he said while asking the graduates to always be prepared for anything that comes their way.
PA Zubair Ibrahim, Trustee PA Educational Trust was the Guest of Honor. In his address, he stressed on the responsibility to upgrade the standard of living, responsibility to contribute to the society, responsibility to uphold the faith, and most of all responsibility towards oneself to give the best any person can.
Abdulla Ibrahim, Chairman and Managing Trustee, PA Educational Trust presided over the function. In his address, he advised Graduands to execute the work on preference basis and to bring perfection in every action. He urged the graduands to be present in the moment and take opportunities that come their way.
Dr. Ramis M K, Principal, addressed the gathering and administered the oath. Dr Sayyad Ameen Ahammed, Dean Student Affairs, PAET and Director (MBA) announced the names of the Best outgoing students and Academic Topper award winners.
The graduates (B. E, MTech and Ph.D.) across all streams of Engineering and Master of Business Administration were presented with the certificate of course completion during the ceremony. The top academic performers of various Engineering streams and Management were also facilitated during the ceremony Ahmed Kutty, Finance Director, Sharfuddin P.K., AGM, PA Educational Trust,), Heads of various departments, Dr. Krishna Prasad, Dr. Prashanth Pai, Dr. Palakshappa Prof. Mohammed Hussain, Prof. John Valder, Prof. Ismail Shaffi, Prof Abdul Majeed, Dr. Mitra K, Dr. Sareen Sheikh and Physical Director Mr. Iqbal were present for the occasion. Ismail Shaffi, Coordinator, Co- Scholastic Activities and Coordinator of the day, welcomed the gathering. Dr Sharmila Kumari, Vice Principal proposed the vote of thanks. Nishant, Department of Computer Science and Engineering and Michelle Dsouza, Department of English compered the program.
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After fake ID crackdown, IRCTC daily new accounts down to 5000 from one lakh: Railways
New Delhi (PTI): With a new, stringent system to establish user identity, the number of new user IDs being added daily on the IRCTC website has declined to about 5,000 from nearly one lakh, officials said on Saturday.
Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw noted that the crackdown by Indian Railways on train ticket booking through fake identities is yielding positive results, according to a press note.
Before the latest reforms, this number had touched nearly one lakh new user IDs per day, it said.
"Following the introduction of a stringent system to establish user identity and detect fake IDs, about 5,000 new user IDs are now being added daily on the IRCTC website," the note said.
The officials stated that these steps have already helped Indian Railways deactivate 3.03 crore fake accounts.
"Another 2.7 crore user IDs have either been temporarily suspended or identified for suspension based on the suspicious activities they are indulging in," they said.
The Union minister directed officials to ensure that the ticketing system is reformed to a level where all travellers are able to book tickets easily through a real and genuine user ID, the press note added.
Additionally, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has directed officials to provide local cuisine of the region in Vande Bharat trains.
Introducing local cuisine that reflects the culture and tastes of the regions being traversed will significantly enhance the passenger experience, officials said.
This facility will be expanded to all the trains progressively in future, they added.
