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Kristu Jayanthi College, B'lore are Epitome'11 champions

April 2, 2011

Mangalore, April 2: Kristu Jayanthi College, Bangalore, emerged overall champions at Epitome 2011, the National level IT Fest held at AIMIT, St Aloysius College, at Beeri.



The valedictory function began with a prayer song and welcoming of the dignitaries by Chetan. Prof. Rakesh Kumar, the faculty convenor, gave a brief report on Epitome 2011.



Rev. Fr. Denzil Lobo SJ, Director of AIMIT, welcomed the gathering. He emphasized on the need of visionaries for the growth of any institute. He thanked the faculty for the efficiently managed event.



Ramnath Pradeep, CMD, Corporation Bank, who was the chief guest, addressed the gathering. He said the future of India lies in the hands of the present generation. The younger generation should be job creators rather than job seekers, he said. He further emphasized that an innovative mind is required in order to have a good vision to achieve one's mission. He urged the future generation to make a better environment in order to contribute to the country's growth and eradicate corruption.



Rev. Fr. Swebert D'Silva, Principal of St. Aloysius College, Mangalore presided over the function. He said that education can show ways in achieving greater heights. To be successful, we require knowledge, skills and attitude to learn.



Rev. Fr. Denzil Lobo SJ felicitated the chief guest with a momento.



Prof. Ruben proposed the vote of thanks. He congratulated the faculty and students for meticulously planning the fest and making it a grand success. NMAMIT, Nitte won the Runners Up trophy. The prize winners for Epitome 2011:



The Big Bang(Ice Breaker)

I. SIT, Mangalore

II. SJEC, Mangalore



Red Giant(Best Manager)

I. Kristu Jayanthi College, B'lore



Star++ (coding &debugging)

I. SIT, MangaloreII. RVCE, Bangalore



Mars Roverz(Treasure Hunt)

I. SJEC, Mangalore



Meteorites(Toggle Talk)

I. SJEC, Mangalore

II. NMAMIT, Nitte



QueStars (Quiz)

I. Kristu Jayanthi College, B'lore

II. SJEC, Mangalore



Sculptor(Web Designing)

I. BIT, Mangalore

II. Kristu Jayanthi College, B'lore


Endeavourance(Product Launch)

I. Kristu Jayanthi College, B'lore

II. NMAMIT, Nitte



Technolog(Technical Writing)

I. University of MysoreII. SJEC, Mangalore



Event Horizon (Gaming) Counter Strike

I. NMAMIT, Nitte

FIFAI. Srinivas College of Mgmt, Mangalore

NFSI. Mangalore University, Mangalore



Supernova(Hacking)

I. NMAMIT, Nitte

II. BIT, Mangalore



Caelum(Image Editing)

I. NMAMIT, Nitte

II. Kristu Jayanthi, Bangalore



Space crafting(Video Editing)

I. Kristu Jayanthi College, B'lore

II. RVCE, Bangalore



Special Recognition Prize for the cultural event: Srinidhi Prabhu & team for their dance on different avatars of Maha Kali.

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Agencies
April 19,2020

French Nobel prize winning scientist Luc Montagnier has sparked a fresh controversy by claiming that the SARS-CoV-2 virus came from a lab, and is the result of an attempt to manufacture a vaccine against the AIDS virus.

In an interview given to French CNews channel and during a podcast by Pourquoi Docteur, professor Montagnier who co-discovered HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) claimed the presence of elements of HIV in the genome of the coronavirus and even elements of the "germ of malaria" are highly suspect, according to a report in Asia Times.

"The Wuhan city laboratory has specialized in these coronaviruses since the early 2000s. They have expertise in this area," he was quoted as saying.

The theory that Covid-19 virus originated in the lab is making rounds for quite some time.

US President Donald Trump last week acknowledged Fox News report that the novel coronavirus may have been accidentally leaked by an intern working at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.

The Fox News, in an exclusive report, based on unnamed sources has claimed that though the virus is a naturally occurring strain among bats and not a bioweapon, but it was being studied in Wuhan laboratory.

The initial transmission of the virus was bat-to-human, the news channel said, adding that the "patient zero" worked at the laboratory. The lab employee was accidentally infected before spreading the disease among the common people outside the lab in Wuhan city.

Professor Montagnier was awarded the 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine for the identification of AIDS virus, with his colleague professor Franeoise Barre-Sinoussi.

His fresh claim on coronavirus, however, received criticism from scientists, including his colleagues.

"Just in case you don't know. Dr Montagnier has been rolling downhill incredibly fast in the last few years. From baselessly defending homeopathy to becoming an antivaxxer. Whatever he says, just don't believe him," tweeted Juan Carlos Gabaldon.

As per a recent Washington Post, two years ago, the US embassy officials in China raised concerns about the insufficient biosafety at the Chinese government's Wuhan Institute of Virology where deadly viruses and infectious diseases are studied.

Though the institute, located quite close to the Wuhan wet market, is China's first biosafety level IV lab, the US state department had warned in 2018 about "serious shortage of appropriately trained technicians and investigators needed to safely operate this high-containment laboratory".

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January 31,2020

Mangaluru, Jan 31: The Pumpwell flyover, part of the four-laning of Talapady-Kundapura stretch of National Highway 66, was finally inaugurated today.

Work on four-laning NH 66 between Talapady-Kundapur, excluding the Nanthoor-NITK Surathkal stretch, started in September 2010 and Pumpwell (Mahaveera Circle) flyover was a part of the project. Concessionnaire M/s Navayuga Udupi Tollway Pvt., Ltd., failed to execute many flyovers on the stretch within the prescribed time, including Thokkottu and Pumpwell in Mangaluru, Karavali Circle in Udupi, and Shasri Circle in Kundapur.

Thokkottu and Karavali Circle flyovers are complete now while Shastri Circle flyover as well as the four-lane road within Kundapur town are still incomplete. Similarly, a small bridge and portion of the road in Padubidri too is yet to be completed.

District in-charge minister Kota Srinivas Pojjary and MP Nalin Kumar Kateel inaugurated the long-pending Flyover

MLA Vedavayas Kamath, MLA Bharath Shetty were also present on the occasion.

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News Network
May 22,2020
Bengaluru, May 22: Evacuation planes from Male in Maldives and Doha in Qatar landed in Bengaluru with returnees from Karnataka after they were stranded for two months due to suspension of international flights since March 23 and the extended lockdown, an official said on Friday.
 
"An Air-India flight (#0266) with 152 passengers from Male and its subsidiary Express flight (IX-0822) with 177 returnees and 5 infants from Doha landed here safely at 6.50 pm. and 9.05 pm respectively," an airline official told media persons in Bengaluru.
 
Both the flights are first from their respective countries to Bengaluru, bringing in returnees to the southern state in the second phase of the Vande Bharat mission, being carried out to evacuate Indians stranded the world over.
 
"As per the standard operating procedure and guidelines of the state health department, all the passengers were screened with thermal device and tested to ensure they were asymptomatic before leaving the airport," a nodal officer said.
 
The returnees were given a spare mask to wear all the time and a sanitiser to wash their hands.
 
"The luggage of all passengers was screened and disinfected before handing over to them after they completed formalities such as filling the self-declaration form and downloading of the Quarantine App for contact tracing later,” said the official.
 
The passengers were ferried from the airport in state-run buses in batches for 14-day institutional quarantine in hotels and resorts across the city.
 
The flights were the 6th and 7th flights to Karnataka, of the national carrier and its Express arm, which are operating the service to repatriate thousands of Indians, including distressed workers, migrants, students, senior citizens and tourists, stranded overseas.
 
Five flights have flown about 650 returnees till date from May 18-21 under the mission's second phase to Bengaluru and Mangaluru on the west coast. The passengers have been brought from Dubai in the UAE, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, Muscat in Oman, Dammam in Saudi Arabia and San Francisco in the US.
 
The remaining flights to Karnataka will land in Bengaluru and Mangaluru over the next 12 days till June 3 from 9-10 more destinations the world over.
 
In the first phase of the mission from May 7-17, the airline and its arm flew 6 flights to the state from May 11-15, bringing in 800 passengers, including 623 to Bengaluru and 177 to Mangaluru from London, Singapore, San Francisco and Dubai.

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