Talent Hunt 2024: Bearys Institute of Technology rewards PUC students
Mangaluru: The Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT) and Bearys Enviro Architectural Design School (BEADS) organized the Talent Hunt 2024 program for Pre-University Course (PUC) students on Tuesday, May 14. The event, held at the campus in the city, attracted participants from various regions of Karnataka and Kerala.
The test covered subjects including Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry.
Commencing at 9:30 am, the program commenced with a warm welcome by Dr. Manjur Basha S I, Principal of BIT, followed by an enlightening session by Dr. Aziz Musthafa, Principal of BIES, who spoke on "How to prepare for the rapidly changing world." Attendees were also treated to a guided tour of the campus, showcasing its diverse facilities.
MP Maleeha Fathima secured a 100 percent scholarship, while Haneefa Riham and Shahida Banu were awarded 50 percent scholarships. Additionally, seven students received a 25 percent scholarship, with all other participants being granted a 10 percent scholarship.
Over 150 students with parents toured the campus and appreciated the student-centric facilities. Dr. Anjum Khan, HOD Basic Science delivered the vote of thanks, Ar. Khaleel, Principal, BEADS, Mrs. Prafwere, Admission Officer, and Heads of various Departments were also present.
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Two more infants die, toll in Jhansi medical college fire rises to 17
Jhansi (UP) (PTI): Two more infants rescued from a fire that ripped through the Maharani Laxmi Bai Medical College here have died, taking the total toll in the blaze to 17, a senior official said on Sunday.
Thirty-nine newborns were rescued from a devastating fire in the medical college hospital's neonatal intensive care unit on the night of November 15.
Dr Narendra Singh Sengar, the medical college's principal, told PTI that of the 39 infants rescued, two more died on Saturday.
While 10 babies died on the night of the fire, the remainder succumbed to their "illnesses", he said.
A post-mortem of the two bodies was done on Saturday and the cause of death was confirmed as "illness" in both cases. The bodies have been handed over to the family members, Sengar said.
The birth weight of both infants was 800 grams and one of them also had a hole in the heart, he added.
Meanwhile, Congress sources said on Sunday that the party's state chief Ajay Rai and Barabanki MP Tanuj Punia would travel to Jhansi and visit the medical college. They will also meet the families whose babies died in the fire.
