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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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March 18,2020

Thiruvananthapuram, Mar 18: Bindhu Sampath, the mother of Nimisha alias Fathima who travelled from Kerala to Afghanistan to join the Islamic State (IS), has sought the Central government's help to bring her daughter back to India.

"I saw a video of my daughter in which she was requesting her return to India. She has realised that India is her country, not Afghanistan. She is scared that she'll be put in jail over there. Responding to my mail, the Afghanistan government has said that the procedure will take time," said Bindhu Sampath.

"I believe in Indian laws. Let her be questioned and realise what is good or bad. I am waiting for the Central government's confirmation on the matter," added Sampath.

Around four years back, a team of 21 members which consisted of couples and children went to Syria from Kerala to join ISIS and lead an Islamic life. After they left, police registered a case against them, which has been handled by the National Investigation Agency.

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March 29,2020

Kasaragod, Mar 29: The ban imposed by Karnataka in crossing state borders to Mangalore even for medical emergencies had cost a life here late on Friday.

According to sources, the ambulance carrying a 70-year-old woman for critical care treatment to Mangalore was blocked at Thalapadi border on Kasaragod-Mangalore National Highway on Friday evening.

A pregnant lady had to deliver in an ambulance recently as the police denied permission to cross over to Mangalore.

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May 11,2020

Mangaluru, May 11: Hundreds of migrant labourers today gathered at a service bus stand in Mangaluru to return to Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand.

They were working in different parts of Dakshina Kannada and remained stranded without a job after the announcement of lockdown.

Labourers said that they have not registered with Seva Sindhu portal to avail pass for travelling outside the state.

Though all the people who gathered wore a mask, the physical distancing norm was not followed.

Already three Shramik trains from Mangaluru had left for Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar with nearly 3,500 stranded labourers in the last two days.

The gathered labourers are anticipating that they would be allowed to travel to their destinations in the Shramik trains that will leave in the evening from Mangaluru.

The doctors and paramedical staff who have arrived the spot are checking the health of the labourers before allowing them to travel to the railway station.

The cost of a ticket to Uttar Pradesh is Rs 1,040 per person (which includes bus fare from service bus stand to railway station, food and water bottle).

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