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GTTC offers free short-term courses for SC/ST students

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July 2, 2014

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Mangalore, Jul 2: Government Tool Room and Training Centre, Mangalore announces free training courses and short-term skill development programmes for underprivileged SC/ST students such as Tool Room Machinist, CNC Technologist and CAD/CAM.

Speaking at a press conference here on Wednesday, training manager at the institute Muthukumar said that eligible students from poor families could enroll themselves in three short-term skill development courses such as Tool Room Machinist – 12 months duration, CNC Technologist (CNC Turning and CNC Milling) - 6 months duration and CAD/CAM – 4 months duration.

Those who have completed their SSLC are eligible to enroll for the Tool Room Machinist course and those who have completed their ITI/Diploma can enroll themselves for CNC Technologist and CAD/CAM, he said.

There are 10 seats each for courses of Tool Room Technologist and CAD/CAM, while there 70 seats for the course of CNC Technologist – 30 reserved for students from Scheduled Castes and 40 reserved for those from Scheduled Tribes, he said.

The institute also offers regular long-term courses such as Diploma in Tool and Die Making and Diploma in Precision Manufacturing at the Mangalore centre.

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ashish kumar kori
 - 
Tuesday, 11 Sep 2018

sir sc/st categories wale student ke liye kya kya benifit milta h

 plz sir contact me 7566793916

Kimavathbalajinaik
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Saturday, 30 Sep 2017

Respected sir my self balaji naik sir i am interested to join in this  course 

 

Sir what about hostel facility sir 

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May 13,2020

Bengaluru, May 13: Gym and hotels, which had remained closed due to lockdown to combat spread of Coronavirus, would be allowed to function from May 17, Karnataka Minister for Tourism C T Ravi said on Wednesday.

Speaking to the media, after a meeting with Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa here he said that the Chief Minister has agreed to give permission to gym, hotels and golf clubs to function and as they have assured to maintain social distance and follow other guidelines of the lockdown.

Mr Ravi, who is also Minister for Youth Empowerment and Sports, further said that reopening of hotel industry would help in attracting tourists. Opening of gym and fitness centre was important for sports persons and regular exercisers.

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August 3,2020

Koppal, Aug 3: The activists of Popular Front of India (PFI) have won the heart of the people by performing the last rites of a local leader of Bharatiya Janata Party in Koppla district of Karnataka. 

Somashekhara Gowda, a senior BJP leader in Koppal’s Gangavathi died of covid-19. His family members were reportedly quarantined. His own party activists also were not ready to participate in the last rite due to the fear of coronavirus infection.

Following requests, a team of PFI comprised of district secretary Fayaz, and members Yaseen, Abdul Aalam, Shamid Razi and Husain Azarauddin performed the last rites as per Veerashaiva Lingayat traditions. 

Speaking to media persons PFI district president Zaheer Abbas lamented that people still have plenty of misconceptions about covid-19. “Due to the misconceptions, performing the last rites of those who die of covid-19 has become a challenge,” he said.

He said that PFI activists followed all the health guidelines and took necessary precautions while performing the last rites. “Under the guidance of district health officials and with the consent of the family members of the deceased, the last rites were performed as per Veerashaiva Lingayat traditions,” he said.

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February 19,2020

Dubai, Feb 19: A 25-year-old Indian engineer allegedly fell to his death from a residential apartment in Dubai, according to a media report.

Sabeel Rahman, from Kerala who has been living in Dubai since 2018, fell off the building near his work site, The Khaleej Times quoted a social worker as saying.

Naseer Vatanapally, the social worker, is assisting the family to repatriate his mortal remains back home to Thirur in Malappuram district, the report said.

"The case is a bit unusual. We''re not sure why he went to the building near his worksite," said Naseer Vatanapally.

"His family is unaware of any issues he may have faced. He had asked his brother to collect a new mobile phone he had purchased online - which they received. He had no reason to take his life," he added.

Rahman was the youngest of four siblings. The devastated family is awaiting details from the Rashidiya Police Station. "Following legal procedures, we will repatriate his body back home," he said.

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