Shaheen Falcon Group of Institutions set to award scholarships worth Rs. 2 cr. for over 600 students
Here's how to apply
Shaheen Falcon Group of Institutions is set to award scholarships worth Rupees two crores to more than 600 meritorious students through Falcon’s All India Talent Hunt Exam (FAITHE) 2020 that will be conducted on November 17 at various FAITHE Centers in including Bangalore, Mangalore, Mysore, Sirsi, Ambur, Bhatkal, Chikmagalur, Hospet, Shivamoga.
“Falcon today is the number one institution in Karnataka among minority having an experience of more than 25 years of effectively running around 30 institutions and thus having successfully produced 1000+ doctors and more than 10000 Engineers and other professionals through its quality PU College education integrated with competitive examinations like NEET, JEE, CA-CPT, K-CET” a press release from the organisation added.
To appear for FAITHE 2020 students need to register online on www.falconinstitutions.org after which they will be allotted with their FAITHE centers where they will appear for the exams on Nov 17.
For students who are appearing for NTSE exams on the same date, may appear on 1st December 2019 on special consideration. The FAITHE EXAMS shall be followed by Telephonic interview and Personal Counselling.
Interested students can contact Shaheen’s Falcon PU College, Hampankatta, Opp. Roopa Hotel, Mangalore 1800 313 0204 for more details.
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Women's reservation must be implemented without being made contingent on delimitation: CM
Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said that the Women's Reservation Bill is a long-overdue reform that must be implemented immediately within the existing framework, without being made contingent on delimitation.
Terming the delimitation as the political re-engineering at the cost of southern states, Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar said that these states will stand united, speak in one voice, and defend the true spirit of federalism.
The leaders' statements came a day before the Constitutional Amendment Bill with provisions on women's reservation implementation and delimitation was tabled in the Lok Sabha.
"You are right in highlighting the larger implications of the proposed delimitation approach and the concerns it raises for southern states. We wholeheartedly support the Women's Reservation Bill - it is a long-overdue reform that must be implemented immediately within the existing framework, without being made contingent on delimitation," Siddaramaiah said in a post on 'X'.
He was replying to his Telangana counterpart A Revanth Reddy's post on 'X' with a letter, urging the former to unitedly resist moves to push a pro rata model to increase Lok Sabha seats, which would be highly detrimental and inimical to the interests of southern states.
"Any exercise that reshapes political representation must be undertaken with utmost care. The Union Government must engage all states in a transparent and consultative process, and ensure that fairness, federal balance, and consensus guide this critical decision," Siddaramaiah added.
Shivakumar said that this is not a delimitation, but political re-engineering "at the cost of southern states".
"The proposal to increase Lok Sabha seats from 543 to 850 will systematically reduce the voice of the South, while rewarding unchecked population growth elsewhere. This is nothing but punishing progress and good governance," he posted on 'X'.
Clarifying that Congress fully supports women's reservation and in fact, it was party's top leader Sonia Gandhi's vision and commitment that brought this dream to the national agenda, the Deputy CM said, "We demand that it be implemented without linking it to delimitation or seat expansion."
"I urge the Union Govt to not hide behind women's empowerment to push a deely unfair political agenda. Rushing such a massive restructuring of India's democracy during elections, without transparency or consultation, is deeply suspicious and unacceptable," he said.
Asserting that India's strength lies in balance not domination, and in fairness, not manipulation, Shivakumar said, "The Southern states will stand united, speak in one voice, and defend the true spirit of federalism."
"We will not allow the South to be politically marginalised."
