Udupi: Al-Ibaadah Indian School gets CBSE accreditation
Udupi: In a significant achievement for the Al-Ibaadah Indian School in Perampalli, Udupi, the Government of India has bestowed CBSE accreditation upon it. Founded in 2013 by Hammad Basheer Idinabba and Abdul Latif Madani under the management of Zaid Academy, the school has garnered praise for its commitment to modern facilities and quality education.
Abdul Latif Madani, Secretary and Administrative Director, expressed elation over the accreditation, citing it as a testament to the institution's dedication to excellence in all aspects of education. With over 500 students ranging from LKG to 9th standard, the school caters to a diverse demographic, drawing pupils from Kapu, Shirva to Kundapur.
Safety measures are paramount, with the installation of CC cameras both inside and outside the premises, along with best facilities such as lifts and fire safety protocols. The school boasts a commendable staff ratio, with 38 teachers and 30 non-teaching staff members.
Hammad Bashir Idinabba, Chairman of Zayed Academy, emphasized the holistic development of students, integrating moral studies alongside creative and innovative curricula. Sports and scientific education are given precedence, evident through well-equipped science laboratories and computer labs.
The CBSE accreditation shows the institution's commitment to providing comprehensive education and advanced facilities to the community. Admission is open from Nursery to 9th standard, offering a promising educational journey for aspiring students.
For more insights into the school's ethos and facilities, viewers can access videos via the link: [Al-Ibaadah Indian School Videos](https://www.youtube.com/@alibaadahindianschool978)
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Minister Patil chairs industry meetings to chart growth for key sectors in Karnataka
Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Minister M B Patil on Tuesday chaired meetings with industry representatives from the aerospace and defence, machine tools, auto/EV, and green energy sectors to discuss sector growth and government support measures.
The meetings were attended by leading industrialists and their representatives, with some participating virtually.
Speaking on the occasion, the minister for Large and Medium Industries said Karnataka is at the forefront of the country’s aerospace and defence sectors.
He noted that Suzuki and Toyota plan to launch aerial taxi services in Japan by 2028, with Bengaluru-based Sasmos supplying electrical equipment for the project.
Industrialists suggested introducing similar “fly-taxi” services in Karnataka through an appropriate policy, which Patil said would be examined seriously.
The minister highlighted the need to establish testing centres and Common Facility Centres for the aerospace and defence industries and assured that these facilities would be provided.
Suggestions were also made to prepare a comprehensive roadmap for sector growth.
Karnataka has urged the Central Government to approve Defence Corridor projects in the Bengaluru North–Kolar–Chikkaballapur and Dharawada–Vijayapura–Belagavi regions.
Industrialists also suggested a corridor between Bengaluru and Mysuru, Patil said.
He said Karnataka aims to become a hub for defence electronics manufacturing, with plans to establish a 200-acre Defence Electronics Park and a 100-acre Avionics and Sensor Park.
These projects will be implemented once the Special Investment Region is operational, and land availability will not be an issue.
On the machine tools sector, Patil said the industry has recorded an annual turnover of Rs 36,500 crore and is witnessing steady growth.
Large-scale exhibitions have increased demand, and the state must strengthen its capabilities to develop control systems for heavy machinery. One testing unit is already operational in Bengaluru, with another planned for Tumakuru. Expansion of vocational training institutes in industrial areas is also underway.
In the Auto and EV sector, Vision Group members highlighted the need for a network of dry ports and more EV charging stations across the state.
Patil noted that the Tata Group is manufacturing EV buses in Dharawada for nationwide supply. Plans for mini excavator production and export facilitation were also discussed, along with the establishment of a testing facility for two-wheeler EVs.
For the Green Energy sector, the group emphasised the need for a suitable policy on battery-based energy storage and the establishment of data centres.
Patil assured that the government will seriously consider all suggestions and respond positively.
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