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Reduce gap between classroom teaching and industry requirements'

December 10, 2011

Nitte, December 10: Now a days there is a big gap between the classroom teaching and industry requirements and the technical colleges should see that this gap is reduced by proper designing of the engineering education curriculum, said Er Chandrashekharaiah S.B Executive Engineer, SCADA (Design) SLDC, KPTCL., Bangalore.

He was inaugurating two-day national level conference on Advances in Electrical Engineering (NCAEE-2011) held in NMAM Institute of Technology, NITTE from Friday.

The quality engineers can produce quality products which not only suit the requirements of the common man but also can compete in the international market. Such conference will help the technologists to update the knowledge in producing quality products and also the area in which the advancement of technology is required, he said.

Dr S Y Kulkarni, Principal of the institute in his presidential speech said: “Advances in any field is a perception and we have to reach to the level of thinking of the advanced countries. The advancement in any field including technology can happen only through research and such conferences will help the researchers to face the future challenges. He also said “Research should not be the continuation of the previous work. The researcher should have a deep knowledge in the chosen field and the result of the research should reach to the common man”.

Prof Vasudeva Shettigar, Head of the department of Electrical &Electronics Engineering welcomed the gathering. Prof Latha Shenoy introduced the Chief Guest. Raksha Adapa proposed the vote of thanks. Arul Lobo compered the ceremony. More than 75 delegates from all over the country registered to present their technical papers in the conference.

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July 25,2020

Dharward, Jul 25: In a shocking incident, a man reportedly killed his wife and daughter by feeding them poison and ended his life by hanging in his house. The incident took place in Dharwad on Saturday. 

The deceased have been identified as Mounesh Pattar (36), his wife Arpita (28) and their four-year-old daughter Sukruta. 

Mounesh was working in a private company in Dharwad and was depressed from the last one week fearing job loss. 

It was alleged that he might lose his job as the management decided to remove more than 40 employees due to covid -19 lockdown.

On Friday late night, he reportedly gave poison to his wife and daughter and later committed suicide by hanging self. The incident came to light on Saturday morning.

A case is registered at Sub Urban police station and further investigation is on.

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April 9,2020

Mysuru, Apr 9: The Administrative Training Institute (ATI) here was all set to impart training through online to Taluk Panchayat and the Gram Panchayat officials on tackling the deadly virus COVID-19, which was spreading like wildfire.

The Disaster Management Centre of ATI would conduct the training through Zoom application. Taluk Panchayat Executive officers and officials of the Gram Panchayats were invited to undergo training sessions.

District Vector-borne Diseases Control officer S Chidambar and World Health Organization representative Dr Sudhir Nayak would conduct sessions on handling the situation in rural region. The officials from 102 TP/GP Panchayats from 16 districts will attend the programme, on Thursday.

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July 30,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 30: The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palika (BBMP) on Wednesday issued a notice restricting the sacrifice of animals during Bakrid or other religious occasions in certain places.

This year Eid al-Adha or Bakra eid will be celebrated on August 1.

"The administration has prohibited the sacrifice of animals in public roads, footpaths, inside or outside the premises of hospitals/nursing homes, schools and colleges, temples mosques, other religious places or public places," the BBMP said in a public notice.

Person or organisation violating the notice is liable to be prosecuted under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, stated BBMP.

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