Mangalore: BIT Polytechnic hosted an orientation program for new students and their parents, aimed at providing essential information for a successful academic journey.
Dr. Manjur Basha, Principal of BIT, showcased the state-of-the-art infrastructure, including modern classrooms, labs, and recreational facilities, giving students and parents a glimpse into the campus environment.
Dr. Khader AA, Former Principal of KPT, emphasized the importance of values such as integrity, collaboration, and excellence, explaining the ethical framework needed for a successful professional life.
Dr. Aziz Musthafa, Principal of BIES, offered practical tips on academic success, time management, and career readiness, guiding students on how to make the most of available resources and opportunities for personal growth.
Prof. Prithviraj, Director of BIT, extended a warm welcome to the new students and their parents, while Prof. Abdul Latheef, Principal of BIPUC, encouraged students to take full advantage of their time at BIT Polytechnic.
The event concluded with Prof. Afshana Trannum delivering the vote of thanks.
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Kannur(Kerala) (PTI): Govindachamy, a notorious convict serving life term in the sensational 2011 Soumya murder case, was on Saturday shifted to the Viyyur central jail in Thrissur district of Kerala, a day after he broke out of Kannur prison and was caught several hours later.
The order to shift Govindachamy alias Govindaswamy (41), who is missing his left hand, to Viyyur came late Friday night, but it was decided to move him in the morning, police said.
He was taken to Thrissur early Saturday morning amidst heavy security, it said.
Govindachamy broke out of Kannur Central Jail on Friday between 4.15 am and 6.30 am and was caught from within the city limits by around 9.30 am.
A case was registered in connection with his jailbreak and he was produced before a judicial magistrate and remanded to judicial custody for 14 days.
Following the jailbreak, three prison officers of Kannur Central Jail were suspended with immediate effect, amidst allegations from various quarters that the convict had inside help in his escape.
The opposition Congress had slammed the government over the incident. It termed the government "incompetent" and alleged that "inside help" was provided for the jailbreak. It also demanded a CBI probe into the incident.
Soumya, a 23-year-old woman from Manjakkad near Shornur, was raped and murdered allegedly by Govindachamy while travelling on a passenger train from Ernakulam to Shornur on 1 February 2011. Govindachamy was convicted in this case.