21 Dakshina Kannada teachers chosen for 'Best Teacher Award'; List here
Twenty-one teachers in Dakshina Kannada district have been chosen for the 'Best Teacher Award' for the 2023-24 academic year, with three teachers being selected from each of the seven taluks within the district.
The awards will be presented during the Teachers' Day event scheduled for 10 am on Tuesday, September 5, at the Parivarakana Amarajyothi Kurunji Janaki Venkataramana Gowda Hall in Sullia. This announcement was made by Deputy Director (Administration) of the Department of Public Instructions (DDPI), Dayanand Ramachandra Nayak, in a press release.
Here are the teachers who have received the 'Best Teacher Award' in Dakshina Kannada:
- Gopalakrishna, Assistant Teacher, Government High School, Narsha Maidan, Bantwal.
- Ramakrishna Bhat, Head Teacher, SDM High School, Belalu, Belthangady.
- Allwyn Arun Noronha, Assistant Teacher, St Joseph PU College (High School Division), Bajpe, Mangalore North.
- Krishna N, Assistant Teacher, Kittel Memorial High School, Gorigudda, Mangaluru.
- Dr. Prathima HP, Head Teacher, Government High School, Neerkere, Moodbidri.
- Harischandra K, Head Teacher, St George Aided High School, Kunturupadavu, Puttur.
- Udayaprakash Rai, Assistant Teacher, Vidyabodhini High School, Balila, Sullia.
- Shakunthala S Ullal, Head Teacher, DKZP Government Higher Primary School, Pudu, Thumbe, Bantwal.
- Prashanth Suvarna, Physical Education Teacher, DKZP Government Higher Primary School, Bandaru, Belthangady.
- Ganesh Kumar, Head Teacher, DKZP Government Higher Primary School, Mannagudda, Mangalore North.
- Dakshayinamma, Assistant Teacher, DKZP Government Model Higher Primary School, Shaktinagar, Mangalore South.
- Sujatha Kumari, Assistant Teacher, DKZP Government Higher Primary School, Panapila, Moodbidri.
- Shubhalatha, Head Teacher, DKZP Government Higher Primary School, Anadka, Puttur.
- Hanumanthappa G, Assistant Teacher, Shri Sharada Aided Higher Primary School, Goonadka, Sullia.
- Vijayashree, Assistant Teacher, Government Model Higher Primary School, Chennaithody, Bantwal.
- Kalleshappa B, Head Teacher, Government Lower Primary School, Mundur, Belthangady.
- Jayanthi, Assistant Teacher, DKZP Government Higher Primary School, Badaga Yekkar, Mangalore North.
- Carmen D'Souza, Assistant Teacher, Government Lower Primary School, Achari Jora Kuppepadavu, Mangalore South.
- Vanishree, Assistant Teacher, Government Lower Primary School, Madangadi, Moodbidri.
- Anandamurthy DS, Assistant Teacher, Government Lower Primary School, Murajekoppa, Puttur.
- Radhamma K, Assistant Teacher, Government Lower Primary School, Boluvail, Sullia.
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Cong to distribute over 40 lakh pamphlets focused on 'Mahalakshmi' scheme
New Delhi (PTI): The Congress is set to step up its outreach to women ahead of the sixth and seventh phases of the Lok Sabha polls with plans in place to distribute more than 40 lakh pamphlets focused on its proposed "Mahalakshmi" scheme under which Rs 1 lakh will be given every year to a woman from a poor family, sources said.
In a video message, Sonia Gandhi had said last week that women of the country are facing tough times in the wake of a "severe crisis" and the party's proposed 'Mahalakshmi scheme' for them will help change their lives.
"The Congress' 'Mahalakshmi' scheme guarantees that we will give Rs 1 lakh every year to a woman from a poor family," she had said in her video message.
Sources said the Congress is all set to distribute more than 40 lakh pamphlets with key focus on "Mahalakshmi" scheme in poll-bound constituencies across the country ahead of the sixth and seventh phases.
Addressing a rally here on Saturday, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi spoke about the Mahalakshmi scheme the party intended to bring if the INDIA bloc came to power.
"We will make crores of lakhpatis. Under the scheme, a list of all families living below the poverty line will be drawn and a woman will be chosen from each family and the INDIA bloc will give them one lakh rupees in a year by depositing Rs 8,500 per month," he had said.
At a public meeting earlier, Gandhi had said that on July 1, when the poor women will check their accounts, they will find that Rs 8,500 have 'magically' been deposited.
And this will happen on the first of every month, he had said.
Sources said it was during Bharat Jodo Yatra and Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, that several women met Gandhi and shared their grievances with him, and after that the Congress came up with the Mahalakshmi scheme.
Mahalakshmi scheme is among the main five guarantees that the Congress has promised.
"The Congress resolves to launch a Mahalakshmi scheme to provide Rs 1 lakh per year to every poor Indian family as an unconditional cash transfer. The poor will be identified among the families in the bottom of the income pyramid," the Congress manifesto has said.
The sixth phase of the Lok Sabha pills will be held on May 25 while the seventh and final phase will be held on June 1.
The counting of votes will take place on June 4.
