77th Independence Day celebrated at Bearys Knowledge Campus
Mangaluru: (Press Release) The Bearys Knowledge Campus at Inoli here resonated with enthusiasm and patriotism during the vibrant celebration of the 77th Independence Day. The event, held on August 15th, commenced at 09:00 am with the unfurling of the national tricolor by the Chief Guest, Dr. Monika Sadananda, a distinguished Professor and Chairperson Biosciences of Mangalore University.
Dr. Monika Sadananda, was joined by Dr. Manjur Basha S I, the Principal of BIT, Architect Khaleel, the Principal of BEADS, and Prof. Pruthviraj, Director of BIT-Polytechnic on this special occasion.
Addressing the assembly, Dr. Manjur Basha S I, the Principal of BIT, delivered a stirring discourse on the pivotal role of students in the contemporary landscape of national development. He paid homage to the father of the nation and the sacrifices of countless freedom fighters that paved the path to our cherished independence.
In her address, Dr. Monika Sadananda emphasized the collective duty of citizens in an independent nation. She underscored the imperative of dedicating ourselves to the service of our country and actively participating in transforming Bearys Knowledge Campus into a hub of national service. Her speech resonated with the spirit of responsibility and commitment to the nation's progress.
The event reached its end with the harmonious strains of the National Anthem, symbolizing collective pride and unity. Students and staff alike wholeheartedly participated, reflecting the vibrant spirit of the campus community. A substantial gathering convened to commemorate this momentous occasion, highlighting the unwavering commitment to the nation's ideals.
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Modi's Israel visit not good for Mahatma's India: Mehbooba
Srinagar (PTI): Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel was against the country's policy and not a good sign for Mahatma Gandhi's India.
She called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "criminal" who is afraid of visiting many countries lest he be arrested.
"I think our country's policy is against it. Today, the whole world opposes Israel PM Netanyahu. The International Criminal Court has indicted him. He does not visit many countries for fear of arrest. Modi, who represents 140 crore people, goes there and hugs a criminal, meets and talks to him, I think, it is not a good sign for our country, for Gandhi's India," Mehbooba told reporters in Anantnag.
On panchayat elections due in Jammu and Kashmir, Mehbooba said they should be conducted because the people at the ground-level are beset with problems.
"People believed that after the government was formed, their difficulties would be resolved, but they are not being addressed. So, Panchayat elections should take place, and I request the people not to see a party, but elect good persons so that they serve them tomorrow," she said.
Asked about the anti-corruption bureau raid on a house of a brother of Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Chowdhary, the PDP chief said, "The raid on the brother of the deputy CM makes it clear on whose backing the brother does everything."
"You should ask this question to the deputy CM," the PDP leader added.
VIDEO | Khanbal, J&K: On PM Narendra Modi's visit to Israel, PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti says, "PM went and hugged a criminal. He (Netanyahu) has been shunned by the world, banned from entering many countries."
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