Mangaluru: St Aloysius College holds 7th graduation ceremony

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May 13, 2017

“Dreams cannot be brought or rented; it is you who should nurture it. If you cannot dream what you want to be, then there is nothing to be achieved”
-Yenepoya Abdulla Kunhi

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Mangaluru, May 13: The seventh graduation ceremony of St Aloysius College, Mangaluru was held on Saturday at Loyola Hall of the college in the city. Rev. Fr Stanislaus D’Souza SJ, Provincial Karnataka Jesuit Province, declared the ceremony open followed by the oath-taking ceremony led by Rev. Fr Dionysius Vaz SJ, Rector of St Aloysius Institutions. There were a total of 1761 graduates with 1002 UG Graduates and 616 PG Graduates, 22 BTFS Students And 121 Diploma Students were graduated.

The programme was graced by the presence of the chief guest, Yenepoya Abdulla Kunhi, Chancellor, Yenepoya University. Quoting Franklin D Roosvelt he said, “we cannot build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future”.

He said, the involvement of youth in national development is must. In fact, youth play one of the most important roles in nation building .youth are not only leaders of tomorrow, but also the partners of today. Stressing on Time management he said, time is precious and its wastage is a great loss for the future, while they spend lot of time on social media and Smartphone, it would be wise if the youth channelize this time in constructive ways.

Adding to that he said - a good college today must provide students with a balanced and broad education that focuses on critical analysis and problem solving skills. He congratulated the Principal and faculty members of St Aloysius College under MJES for spreading the light of education and empowering students with value based education right from its inception.

Rev. Fr Stanislaus D’Souza SJ, President, Mangaluru Jesuit Educational Society (MJES) andProvincial Karnataka Jesuit Province, addressed the graduates saying – time and energy earlier was only given importance to the body , but now in the present situation its important to give time to both mind and body as they are inter connected. Aloysians have to be bold and appreciative of others, weak are the only ones those who are envious .Try to be a part of the community, humanity and the part of the world. Student should always remember their Alma Mater, which means a nurturing mother and Aloysius was a mother to cater to all the needs of students making them men and women for others.

Rev. Fr Dionysius Vaz SJ, Rector of St Aloysius Institutions and Vice President of MJES addressed the gathering saying St Aloysius College creates leaders who are Visionary ,Transformational and Servantry .It imparts in making welcoming leaders with human nature being ambassadors of various leaders . Our vision should always be to create bridges and break walls and build human communities across the borders. Quoting Plutarch Fr Rector said “Mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled” which also upholds the Logo of the college which refers to the mind and heart which in turn creates men and women of love and concern to the others.

The dignitaries on the dais also included Rev. Dr Praveen Martis SJ, Principal, St. Aloysius College who welcomed the gathering; Dr. A M Narahari, Registrar of St Aloysius College, Rev Fr Pradeep Sequiera SJ, Finance Officer, Experts of Academic Council, Vice- Principals and Deans of the various campuses of the Institution and the convenor, Mr Chandrashekar Shetty.

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May 6,2024

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Bengaluru: The Congress and BJP will lock horns on the electoral battleground again in less than a fortnight in Karnataka, as the stage is set for the second phase of elections in the 14 remaining Lok Sabha seats on Tuesday.

It is going to be a straight fight between the ruling Congress and BJP in Parliamentary segments in the northern districts. The JD(S) is not contesting in these seats and is supporting its National Democratic Alliance (NDA) partner -- the BJP.

The state has a total of 28 Lok Sabha constituencies. The first phase of polling in 14 seats in most of the southern and coastal districts was held on April 26.

A total of 227 candidates -- 206 men and 21 women -- are in the fray for the second phase.

More than 2.59 crore voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in 28,269 polling stations where voting will take place between 7 am to 6 pm.

The segments where elections will be held on Tuesday are: Chikkodi, Belgaum, Bagalkot, Bijapur, Gulbarga, Raichur, Bidar, Koppal, Bellary, Haveri, Dharwad, Uttara Kannada, Davangere and Shimoga.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, BJP had swept all these 14 seats, defeating Congress and JD(S), which were in alliance and ruling the state then.

Having scored a thumping victory in the Assembly elections last year, the Congress now appears determined to put up a strong show.

Karnataka is the most important state for the BJP in south India as it's only here that it has held power in the past.

Speaking to PTI, Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Meena said adequate security arrangements have been made for Tuesday's polling.

"Around 1.45 lakh polling officials have been deployed across the 14 constituencies. In addition, 35,000 civil police personnel, 65 companies of Central Paramilitary forces and armed police of other states will be deployed for the polling day," he said.

Besides this, 4,000 micro-observers will also be on duty and 17,000 polling stations will be covered by webcasting, he added.

Davangere has the maximum number of 30 candidates, followed by 23 in Shimoga and Raichur has the least number - eight.

Former Chief Ministers Basavaraj Bommai (Haveri) and Jagadish Shettar (Balgaum), Union Ministers Pralhad Joshi (Dharwad) and Bhagwanth Khuba (Bidar) -- all from BJP; Congress' Geetha Shivrajkumar (Shimoga) -- wife of actor Shivrajkumar and daughter of former CM S Bangarappa and AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge's son-in-law Radhakrishna Doddamani (Gulbarga), are among the prominent names in the fray.

Also in the contest are MP and veteran BJP leader B S Yediyurappa's son B Y Raghavendra, suspended party leader and former Deputy CM K S Eshwarappa -- both from Shimoga, former Speaker Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri and ex-Minister B Sreeramulu of BJP from Uttara Kannada and Bellary respectively and retired IAS officer G Kumar Naik of Congress from Raichur.

Stakes are high for several Ministers in this phase with their children in fray.

Sons of Ministers Laxmi Hebbalkar and Eshwar Khandre - Mrinal Ravindra Hebbalkar and Sagar Khandre - are contesting from Belgaum and Bidar respectively, while daughters of Ministers Satish Jarkiholi and Shivanand Patil -Priyanka Jarkiholi and Samyukta Patil- are in contention in Chikkodi and Bagalkot respectively.

Prabha Mallikarjun, wife of Minister S S Mallikarjun and daughter-in-law of veteran Congress leader Shamanur Shivashankarappa, is in the fray from Davangere.

The Congress' performance in the elections, especially in the second phase which covers almost all Lingayat-dominated districts, is crucial, as the party did not win one of them in 2019, and to also check whether the grand old party has managed to retain the support of a section of Lingayats -- considered as the BJP's core vote-base -- which seemed to have somewhat shifted towards it in the 2023 Assembly polls.

The Lok Sabha election is being seen as a big test of sorts for Congress state unit chief D K Shivakumar, who has made no secret of his ambition to become chief minister, amid speculations of change in guard mid-way of the Assembly term. The stakes are also high for Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, as victory in this election is seen as key to strengthening his hands, analysts say.

It is also seen as a kind of a "litmus test" for state BJP president B Y Vijayendra, who has the onerous task of helping the party retain its supremacy in the Lok Sabha polls, by regaining its traditional Lingayat vote-base.

Ensuring a BJP sweep is paramount for the son of veteran leader B S Yediyurappa, to consolidate his position and silence critics who have questioned his selection to the post, overlooking seniors and seasoned hands.

The ruling Congress is mostly banking on the implementation of its populist five guarantee schemes while the BJP seems to be leveraging the "Modi factor" to the hilt.

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May 6,2024

Mangaluru, May 6: A five-year-old girl from Arendur village of Siddapura taluk of Uttara Kannada district died of Kyasanur Forest Disease (monkey fever) recently.

As her health deteriorated, she was admitted to the KMC Hospital in Mangaluru, where she failed to respond to the treatment and died on Friday night.

It is learned that the KFD is slowly spreading to the newer areas of coastal and malnad areas of Karnataka

According to officials, KFD spreads due to bites of ticks that generally survive on monkeys. This tick bites humans which causes the infection. Humans also contract the disease by coming in contact with cattle bitten by ticks.

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May 8,2024

Mangaluru: The Mangaluru North police have apprehended a minor in connection with alleged voyeurism incident reported in a private medical college in Mangaluru. 

DCP (Law and order) Sidharth Goyal said that the minor was produced before JJ Board as per due procedure. The incident came to light when a mobile phone was found in women's washroom in the college. 

The mobile-phone was discovered as it was ringing even when no one was in the toilet by the security guard of the college. 

Investigations revealed that the mobile phone had been strategically placed in the restroom. As a result, a case has been registered under north police station.

Further scrutiny into the matter uncovered the identity of the accused, a minor male aged 17, who had gained access to the college premises under the guise of being a patient. Following his apprehension, the accused was presented before the Juvenile Justice (JJ) Board in adherence to legal protocols.

The phone has been seized and a case has been booked under IPC section 354 (C), said the DCP.

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