VC calls upon teachers to become inspirers

December 30, 2011

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Mangalore, December 30: Mangalore University Vice-Chancellor Prof T C Shivashankar Murthy called upon the teachers to become inspirers looking at whom the students will aspire to be good human beings and asset to society.

He was speaking after inaugurating a two-day seminar organised by Mangala Alumni Association (MAA) at University College, here on Thursday.

Upholding that teaching is a noble profession, he reminded that teachers should always be good at their work because if they fail to be so, then they will not command respect from their students and from the society.

The VC also said if the belief that India will become a $85.86 trillion economy in 2050 has to materialse, then India has to invariably scale upon its higher education.

Mangalore University Registrar Dr Chinnappa Gowda said that negative approach among teachers can be detrimental because teachers deal with young minds, shaping their thinking and thought process every second.

Commenting that most teachers bank on books in the college libraries for themselves to prepare notes, he said that it is imperative for every teacher to have library of their own so that they can be in the position to lend books to students and suggest books for advanced learning.

Lamenting over the existing scenario in the area of research, he said that it has become devoid of hard work.

He said that there is vacancy of 30 to 40 per cent in higher education. “Even if these vacancies are filled, there will be question left unanswered over the quality of hands recruited,” he said elaborating on the difficulty faced by Mangalore University in specific to even recruit good visiting faculty.

Honorary President of MAA Ananthakrishna said that the aim behind organising a training programme for teachers was to translate work experience into teaching skills.

Office-bearers of MAA Dinesh Kumar Alva, Dr AM Khan and others were present.

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February 11,2020

Thrissur, Feb 11: The latest test result of the woman medical student, who arrived here from China's Wuhan region and was the first positive case from India for the novel Coronavirus (nCoV), has come out negative, health officials said on Monday.

Her condition was "stable", they said.

According to the state health department as of now, 31 people are in isolation wards across various hospitals in the state.

"The blood test result of the first patient from Thrissur, from the National Institute of Virology (NIV) testing centre at Alappuzha, shows a negative result.

But we need confirmation from the NIV at Pune," a senior medical officer told news agency.

After the first positive case was reported from Thrissur, two other Keralite students from Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus, had tested positive in Alappuzha and Kasaragod districts.

The health department had earlier said those in isolation wards of various hospitals in the state have come down to 34.

"A total of 3,367 are under observation across the state, of which 3,336 are under home quarantine," a release issued by the health department said.

The department has already sent at least 364 samples for testing at the NIV at Pune and so far 337 results have returned negative.

The ''state calamity'' alert, which was declared on February 3, was withdrawn on Friday after no new positive cases of infection were detected.

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March 23,2020

Mangaluru, Mar 23: As many as 600 people who arrived from foreign countries are under the surveillance of the district police in the Dakshina Kannada, as a measure to contain the spread of Covid-19, said Superintendent of Police B M Laxmi Prasad on Monday.

The police personnel are visiting their houses in Dakshina Kannada police jurisdiction. They have been asked to remain quarantined at home for 14 days."We have appealed to the local residents to tip the police if they violate the quarantine period,"he added.

Talking to newsmen here, he said that all the roads in border areas connecting Kerala had been closed, the police have strengthened security in border areas. Please log in to get detailed story.

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February 12,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 12: Mangaluru City Corporation’s (MCC) mayoral elections will be held on February 28, Urban Development Department has announced.

Yashwanth V, Regional Commissioner of Mysuru will be conducting the election in the city.

The election will be held as per the 21st term reservation roster according to which the mayoral candidate has to be a BCM ‘A’ candidate and the deputy mayoral candidate must be a woman from the general category.
 

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