Yenepoya Founder's Day celebrated and Yenepoya Teacher Award 2018 presented
Mangaluru, Nov 14: The founder's day of Yenepoya Group and The Yenepoya Teacher Award -2018 presentation programme was held on the premises of Yenepoya School and Yenepoya PU College auditorium located at Jeppinamogaru on Wednesday.
Delivering YMK Memorial Lecture, the Chief Guest Prof. Karanam Uma Maheshwar Rao, Director of NITK Surathkal , said "education plays a prominent role in the society. With mobile phones, the world is becoming smart. As time goes on, the teacher and student need to adapt to it. Teachers should not stop learning after completing their graduation."
Prof Karanam stressed the importance of values in our society. He said , " Life without ethical values and compassion is of no use. We should be the teachers who will develop engineers who cannot a finish (Pumpwell) flyover in 8 years or doctors who don't have any mercy for their patients."
Yenepoya Group's Director Yenepoya Abdullah Javed presided over the program. Yenepoya University Chancellor Yenepoya Abdulla Kunhi ,his wife Nasreena Abdullah, Yenepoya University Vice Chancellor Dr. CV Raghuvir, registrar Dr. KS Gangadhar Somayaji, Yenepoya School Campus Director Misriya Javed, Kannur and Calicut University's former VC Prof. Abdul Rahiman, Dr. Arun Bhagwat, Dr. KK Achar, Purushottham and others were present.
Yenepoya Teacher Award presented : Head Teacher of Kavala Paduru High School in Bantwala taluk Shaikh Adam Sahib and Anantadi government school's Head Teacher Dodda Kempaiah were honored with Yenepoya Teacher Award 2018 and Rs. 10,000 cash each.
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Defence budget may get Rs 50,000-crore boost amid Operation Sindoor: Report
New Delhi: The Indian government is reportedly considering a significant boost to its defence budget, with a proposed additional allocation of Rs 50,000 crore for the purchase of weapons, ammunition, and technology following the recent Operation Sindoor.
This move, according to a report by India Today, may be approved during the Winter session of Parliament through a supplementary budget.
The extra funds would be directed towards addressing the armed forces' requirements, essential procurements, and enhancing research and development capabilities.
The Union Budget allocated a record Rs 6.81 lakh crore to the defence sector this year, marking a 9.53 percent increase from the previous year. Over the past decade, the NDA government has nearly tripled the defence budget. In 2014-15, the budget stood at Rs 2.29 lakh crore, while this year's allocation now accounts for 13.45 percent of the total national budget.
