Achieve success and pay back to the society: Dr. M Shantharam Shetty
Bearys Institute of Technology's 6th Graduation Day held
Mangaluru, June 30: Nitte University's Pro-Chancellor Dr. M Shantharam Shetty called on students to pay the debt of the society by serving the society with creative and positive thinking.
He was speaking after inaugurating the sixth Graduation Ceremony of the Bearys Institute of Technology at Mangala Hall of Mangalore University.
"There are many illiterates in our society. Only eight percent of students are getting the higher education. Among them, only 1 percent of students are getting Ph.D. We must honestly try to repay the debt of our parents, teachers and society because of whom we got the education " he said.
Dr Shetty reminded that many of the most significant personalities in the world have failed to achieve success many times, but they took it up as a challenge. Scientist Thomas Alva Edison and Edmund Hillary who climbed Everest are the best examples. He called the students to be successful with such positive thinking.
Dr A Sridharan, former Deputy Director of Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru delivered the graduation day address. He called upon the students to adapt to new technology and be prepared to learn from anyone they come across in their life. He asked the youth to always remember their parents and teachers and spend at least 5% of their income on society.
Chairman of the Bearys Academy of Learning Syed Muhammad Beary presided over the function and said "global peace and harmony can be achieved with a good human relationship. The objective of our life should be to help others.
MRPL Managing Director Venkatesh spoke regarding the Industry academia integration.
Trustee Mazhar Beary, New Dean Mahabaleshwarappa, Senior Adviser Dr. S.K. Raikar, Principal of BEADS Ashok M., Principal of BIT Polytechnic Dr. Azeez Mustafa and others were present. BIT Principal Dr. Antony AJ welcomed. Prof. Ankita anchored. Program convenor Dr. Mustafa Basthikodi proposed the vote of thanks.
"Syed Beary is a proud son of Karnataka"
"Syed Muhammad Beary is also from my native village. He is an innovator and dreamer. Though he started from a very humble beginning he has built a prestigious group which had given great contribution in the fields of education, real estate, religion and green building. He is a proud son of Karavali Karnataka."
-Dr. M.Shantharam Shetty
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Stripped to identify religion, ears cut off: Muslim hawker from Bihar dies a week after lynching
Police deny religious angle in the case
Patna: Mohammed Athar Hussain, a 55-year-old Muslim cloth vendor, tragically died on Friday, a week after sustaining severe injuries in a horrific lynching, reported The Print.
Hussain, who made his living by selling clothes on a bicycle in the rural areas of Nawada for the last decade, is survived by his wife, Shabnam Parveen, and three children.
Before his death at a government hospital, Hussain recorded a video statement.
In the video, which is doing rounds on social media platforms, Hussain alleged that four men initially locked him in a room. They later returned late at night and, stripped him to find out his religion, identifying him as a "miyan ji" (a Muslim). He claimed the assailants then poured petrol on him, branded him with a hot iron rod, and used pliers to cut off his ear.
Furthermore, he stated, "The assault continued as some were beating with sticks, while others were using pliers to cut off my fingers and ear."
Speaking to The Print, his brother, Mohammed Shaqib, described the shock of seeing his elder brother's picture injured, telling that the family had been dealt a blow from which it would never recover.
No mention of lynching in FIR
Meanwhile, quoting Nawada Sadar SDPO Hulas Kumar, The Print reported that while the victim made serious allegations, his wife did not document the specific claim that her husband was stripped to determine his religion in her initial police complaint, dated December 6.
Furthermore, a senior police official in Patna denied this was a religious lynching, instead terming it a case of "mistaken identity" where the deceased was assaulted under suspicion of theft.
Bihar Director General of Police (DGP) Vinay Kumar confirmed that both the murder case against the assailants and a separate theft complaint, filed by one of the accused against Hussain, are being probed to reach a logical conclusion.
The DGP told The Print that while the theft case is being investigated, the focus is clearly more on the lynching case.
Following Hussain's death, Nawada Police upgraded the charges, adding Section 103 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, which deals with the offense of murder.
According to reports, police have successfully arrested nine people in connection with the assault, including four individuals specifically named in the FIR filed by Hussain’s wife.
One of the nine accused, Sikandar Yadav, is the same man who accused Hussain of theft, claiming that this accusation led to the assault.
The statements given by arrested suspects, including Sree Yadav and Ranjan Kumar, reportedly led police to the remaining five accused.
Further probe in this regard is underway.
