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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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April 21,2020

Udupi, Apr 21:  Four walk-in sample collection units for COVID-19 test has been installed in the district, sources said on Monday.

The units have been installed at Udupi’s T M A Pai Hospital and district hospital and at Kundapura and Karkala taluk hospitals by Indian Medical Association, Udupi Branch along with Rotary Club and Red Cross Society.

Udupi district was declared COVID-19-free after all three COVID-19 positive patients were discharged after recovery and were now in home quarantine, the sources added.

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June 5,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 5: The Karnataka government has asked all its departments and authorities to avoid during all official transactions the nomenclature "Dalit" for members belonging to the Scheduled Castes.

"All the departments and authorities of government of Karnataka are requested that (use of name Dalit) for all official transactions, matters, dealings, certificates, among others," the official circular said.

The Constitutional term Scheduled Caste in English and its appropriate translation in other national languages should alone be used for denoting the persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes notified in the presidential orders issued under Article 341 of the Constitution, the circular said.

The circular issued on May 20 notes instructions issued by the Central government in 2018, with reference to the order of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior Bench.

"That the Central government/state government and its functionaries would refrain from using the nomenclature "Dalit" for the members belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as the same does not find mentioned in the Constitution or any statute," the order had said.

Pointing out that the Central government had earlier issued instructions that the words "Harijan" and "Girijan" should not be used, the circular said accordingly the Karnataka government also had issued a Government Order in 2010.

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June 20,2020

Mangaluru, June 20: A teenage boy lost his life after accidentally drowning in Netravati River at Boliyar village on the outskirts of the city yesterday.

The deceased has been identified as Mohammed Fazil (15), a resident of Nadupadavu village near Konaje. 

According to his family sources, Fazil had been to work in a horticultural land along with his friends on Saturday afternoon. 

On his way back he went to the river to wash his hands and legs. However, he lost his balance in the river and drowned, police sources said.

His body was retrieved at 2 p.m. A case was registered at jurisdictional Konaje police station.

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