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AICTE approval for MBA and MCA programmes of St Aloysius College

September 3, 2011

Mangalore, September 3: The AICTE, Delhi, on September 1, uploaded the approval letters for the MBA and MCA programmes conducted by St Aloysius College (Autonomous) at AIMIT, Beeri, the new campus of St Aloysius College.

The College has been approved an intake of 240 seats for the MBA progamme and 120 seats for the MCA programme sunder the autonomous scheme.

AICTE has changed the mode of approval since this year. It has been trying to make the process transparent and easy for uploading institutional information on the AICTE web portal, after which approval could be downloaded. Thousands of Engineering colleges and other Management institutes were waiting for the final approval letters which were available only since yesterday.

St Aloysius College (Autonomous) has been conducting the MCA programme for the last ten years and the MBA programme since 2004. The College has moved these two programems to the world class campus set up at Beeri, Kotekar two years back. The Campus recruitment has been very good and most of the students have been placed in reputed firms.

A new Placement Team under the leadership of Mr David Noronha (USA) and under the guidance of Rev. Dr. Oswald Mascarenhas SJ, the Chairman, MBA dept. will be functioning from this year.

AIMIT has also been conducting a lot of MDP and Faculty Development Programmes. Recently an FDP on Research Methodology was held. MDP on Behavioural Processes in Management will be held on 13 and 14th of October and a MDP/FDP on Financial Modeling using Excel will be held on 23 and 24th Sept. Resource person will be from Mumbai.

M. Sc. (Software Technology) and M Sc(Bioinformatics) programmes are also conducted at the AIMIT campus.

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March 5,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 5: New Tulu movie Pingara has bagged the NETPAC International Jury Award at the 12th edition of Bengaluru International Film Festial (BIFFes) on Wednesday.

Written and directed by Preetham R Shetty, the movie revolves around people who worship daivas (spirits) of Tulu Nadu.

The narrative goes back and forth in time, to tell the story of a family to Sinchana (Chaitanya Chandramohan), a journalist from Bengaluru who visits a village in Tulu Nadu to ‘write on Tulu culture.’

The film speaks about the caste system in Tulu Nadu and the struggle for land in the post-independence period.

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March 21,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 21: Taking strict measures to contain the spreading of COVID-19, Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner Sindhu B Rupesh, who is also District Magistrate, ordered sealing of road connectivity leading to Kerala State for all kinds of traffic from March 21 to midnight of March 31.

No vehicles will be allowed to operate between Dakshina Kannada and Kasaragod district in Kerala, the Deputy Commissioner said in a late-night order on Friday.

Ms. Rupesh said that in case of any emergency, vehicles will be allowed only through the Talapady check post on the National Highway 66, which is about 17 km away from Mangaluru city.

The Deputy Commissioner’s order came after the Kasaragod district reported six COVID-19 positive cases on Friday.

The order said that many vehicles operated between Kasaragod in Kerala and Mangaluru and hence, there is a need to take precautionary measures.

Private buses to not ply

Private bus operators in Dakshina Kannada will not operate their buses on March 22 to support the ‘Janata Curfew’ called by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Dilraj Alva, president, Dakshina Kananda Bus Operators’ Association, said in a release on Friday that people should remain in their homes on Sunday to help contain the community spreading of COVID-19. The decision has been taken in the interest of the public, he said.

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June 21,2020

Udupi, June 21: A graduation student, who had attempted suicide two weeks ago under depression following the postponement of examinations due to covid-19, breathed his last at a private hospital yesterday. 

The deceased has been identified as Shakuntala, a final year degree student of First Grade College, Muniyal. She was a resident of Mathibettu near Vagranga in Hebri taluk. 

According to sources, she had studied hard to clear the examinations. The postponement of examinations led her to depression.  

She consumed poison at her house on June 8. She was immediately rushed to Manipal hospital where she breathed her last on June 20. A case has been registered in Hebri Police Station. 

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