Mangaluru: Admissions open for courses at Bearys Education's prestigious BIT, BEADS colleges
Mangalore: Admissions at Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT) and Bearys Enviro-Architecture Design School (BEADS) Mangalore is now opened for those aspiring to take seats at the prestigious colleges for the academic year 2021-2022.
BIT and BEADS are front-runners among engineering and architecture colleges in Mangalore and are fast emerging as world-class institutions.
Both the colleges, run by Bearys Education, offer 100% scholarship to meritorious and deserving students, while also committing 100% placement to all its students. The colleges also do not charge capitation fees or donations.
Advantage Bearys: Nature-centric campus and stimulating learning environment, committed, experienced and dedicated faculty, Industry-oriented curriculum combines theory, research and project works, Advanced infrastructure and technology, Extensive networks of industry partners/associates and industry-academia interface, Entrepreneurial and start-up opportunities.
Campus Facilities: Wifi-enabled campus, Fully equipped computer lab with WAN, LAN and high speed internet, Central auditorium with modern audio-visual aids, Seminar halls, workshops and laboratories, Well stocked library with national and international journals with access to e-journal networks.
Sports arena: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton etc.
Indoor recreation: Table tennis, carom, chess, multi-gym etc.
Other facilities include: Independent hostels for boys and girls, Separate accommodation for foreign/NRI students, Central mess and cafeteria, Convenience store, Infirmary, Career guidance and placement cell, Transport facility to main town and neighboring Kerala.
For further queries and details people can contact +919900066888/+917259668844 or visit www.bitmangalore.edu.in or www.beads.edu.in
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Shobha Karandlaje, Ashoka booked for "provocative statements" over Nagamangala violence
Bengaluru (PTI): Cases have been registered against Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje and Leader of Opposition in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly R Ashoka for allegedly making provocative statements in the aftermath of clashes between two groups during a Ganesh idol immersion procession in Nagamangala, police said on Thursday.
Two separate FIRs were registered against the BJP leaders based on a complaint filed by a 45-year-old police officer at Nagamangala town police station in Mandya district, they said.
The cases have been registered under section 192 (Wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause riot-if rioting be committed; if not committed) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, police said.
In an online post on September 13, Karandlaje said: "Prathama Poojya Ganesha has been arrested by the police in Mandya, Karnataka!! Anti-nationals threw stones & sandals at the Ganesha idol during the procession & burned more than 25 shops. CM Siddaramaiah and HM (G) Parameshwar(a) are protecting the culprits and covering up the incident."
"Spineless police took away the ganesha idol in police van today. The law and order situation in Karnataka has completely collapsed. Hindus feel neglected under Congress rule, feeling abandoned and orphaned.!!," the Union Minister of State for Labour and Employment had alleged.
Ashoka, citing eyewitnesses, had alleged in his social media post that three miscreants shouted slogans of 'Pakistan Zindabad' in the communal riots that took place at Nagamangala, and the suspicion of involvement of banned organisations in this incident was further strengthened.
According to police, an argument broke out between two groups, when the Ganesh idol procession by devotees from Badri Koppalu village reached a place of worship at Nagamangala on September 11 night, and some miscreants hurled stones, which escalated the situation in the town.
Following the clashes between the two groups, a few shops were vandalised and goods and vehicles set on fire on Wednesday night, they added.
Police used mild force to disperse the crowd to control the situation.
