Court orders confiscation of Shivamogga DC office furniture over compensation delay
Shivamogga: The District Court has issued an order to confiscate the furniture of the Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner's office due to a delay in compensating a landowner after the acquisition of his property for road development.
In 2011, the Karnataka State Highway Improvement Project (K-SHIP) acquired a portion of land belonging to Agadi Ashok from Shiralakoppa in Shikaripur taluk. Agadi Ashok approached the court, claiming that he had not received the legally mandated compensation for his land.
The High Court had earlier directed that Rs 4.44 crore be paid to Ashok, with Rs 3.93 crore to be settled within three months. However, due to the failure to make the payment on time, the District Court has now ordered the confiscation of the Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner's office furniture. The Third Additional District and Sessions Judge ruled that the items remain in custody until further notice.
Advocates PV Khare and Dinkar Bhat have represented the complainant in court.
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Vibrant Engineers' Day Celebrations at BIT
Mangaluru: On September 17, 2024, Bearys Institute of Technology celebrated Engineers' Day with great enthusiasm, paying tribute to the remarkable contributions of engineers to society. The event was Coordinated by Dr. Abdullah Gubbi, Prof. Nikhita C, and Prof. Sujay of ECE Department ensuring a memorable experience for all participants.
The day's highlight was an insightful invited talk delivered by Mr. Sarun P from IPCS Global. His address, focusing on the practical applications of PLC and SCADA in modern industries, captivated the audience and shed light on emerging trends in the engineering domain.
In addition to the talk, the celebration featured a variety of engaging activities such as an elocution competition, project displays, and a quiz. These activities provided students with a platform to showcase their knowledge, creativity, and passion for engineering.
The elocution competition saw students eloquently express their views on various engineering innovations and their societal impacts. The project displays highlighted cutting-edge research and practical engineering solutions developed by the students. The quiz, designed to test the participants' technical acumen, added a competitive yet fun element to the event.
The Engineers' Day celebration not only honored the profession but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among students and faculty alike. With events like these, BIT continues to inspire its students to strive for excellence and innovation in their engineering careers.
