Mangaluru: Mangalore Talent Research Foundation on Sunday organised a special event themed “A day with teachers” wherein Favorite Teacher/Ustad award was also conferred. The event was held at the Talent Conference Hall in Kankanady of Mangaluru.

Present as the chief guest for the event Abdul Shareef, Principal, PA College of Engineering, Mangaluru added that the education for any person begins from home and the mother is the first teacher to every student. He also added that the teachers should stress upon bringing in discipline and building character of the student. He opined only then the role of a teacher can be fulfilled adequately.

Gilbert D’Souza, noted businessman and social activist added that every student possess his own set of skills and strengths and it is on the teachers to identify those special skills and talents in the students and to enhance it. He asserted that enhancing the skills of the students by identifying it individually not only helps the student but also helps the society at large.

Mumtaz Ali, another noted businessman and founder of Misbah Knowledge Foundation, added that the teachers in the modern world plays key role in the upbringing and overall development of a student. He also lauded the efforts of Talent Research Foundation for organising such events and identifying the efforts of the teachers and felicitating them.

Bengaluru Businessman B M Umar was conffered with 'Talent Social Service Award 2020' during the event.

Abdul Rauf Puthige, Founder, Talent Research Foundation, felicitated Radhakrishna Nakshatri and Ustad Abdul Salam Madani while Snehadeep’s founder Tabsassum, felicitated V S Karkada and presented memento.

Abubaker Kukkadi and Abdul Rasheed of Marwa Builders and Developers were also present during the event.

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Ranchi (PTI): Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Wednesday condoled the death of Veer Soren, grandson of Champai Soren.

Veer Soren died at Kulu in Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday. He was 19.

"We are deeply shocked and saddened to learn of the sudden demise of Veer Soren, the grandson of Champai Soren, in Kulu. May the departed soul rest in eternal peace at the feet of Marang Buru, and may the grieving family be granted strength to bear this unbearable sorrow. In this hour of profound grief, we stand with them," Soren posted on X.

Former CM and BJP leader Champai Soren posted on X that his grandson died of a sudden illness in Himachal Pradesh.

"He was rushed to hospital on February 24 following sudden illness but could not be saved," Champai Soren posted on X.