Yadapadithaya, Narayana appointed as registrars of M'lore Varsity

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August 28, 2012

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Mangalore, August 28: Palale Subrahmanya Yadapadithaya and B Narayana have been appointed as registrars of Mangalore University. While Yadapadithaya is Administration Registrar, Prof B Narayana took charge as Evaluation Registrar.

The registrar (evaluation) prior to this appointment, Yadapadithaya replaces K Chinnappa Gowda, former HoD of post-graduate studies in Kannada in the university. The government as per schedule 17 of Karnataka Universities Act 2000 appointed B Narayana, professor department of chemistry as the new registrar (evaluation) in his place.

Yadapadithaya hailing from Kokkada of Belthangady taluk did his schooling in Government Higher Primary School, Kokkada, high school in SDM High School Ujire and got his BCom from SDM College, Ujire in 1980. He obtained MCom degree from Mangalore University, in 1982 securing first rank and a gold medal. With three decades of PG teaching experience at PG department at Mangalagangotri, he has successfully supervised 16 PhD scholars.

Having expertise in the field of human resource development, Yadapadithaya is the recipient of national and international awards for his contribution to commerce teaching and research. In addition to his teaching and research work, Yadapadithaya held the additional responsibility of finance officer of Mangalore University for three and half years and registrar (evaluation), Mangalore University for nearly three years prior to his elevation.

Yadapadithaya is the founder secretary of Mangala Alumni Association and has served in various capacities such as chairman, PG department of commerce; chairman of board of studies and board of examinations; dean, faculty of commerce, and member of Syndicate and academic council. He played a decisive role in computerization of UG and PG examination activities of the university so as to ensure the timely conduct of examinations.

About Prof. B.Narayana


Prof.B.Narayana, Chairman, Department of Chemistry is appointed as the new Registrar (Evaluation) of Mangalore University. Prof Narayana is also the present Chairman of BOE in Chemistry and BOS in Industrial Chemistry.


He obtained his M.Sc Degree from the University of Calicut with distinction and IIIrd Rank. He joined Mangalore University in 1984 to carry out research in Chemistry under the guidance of Prof M.R.Gajendragad. He was appointed as Lecturer in Chemistry in 1988. He obtained his PhD degree in 1990.


He was selected for the prestigious Commonwealth Post-Doctoral Fellowship by the Association of Commonwealth Universities to work at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom during 1999-2000. He has successfully guided 19 Ph.D and 6 M.Phil candidates. Five students are pursuing their PhD programme under his guidance. He has published over 590 papers in peer reviewed International and national journals. Recently he has received Basic Science Research award grant of 7.0 Lakhs from UGC for guiding over 15 PhD's, to strengthen his research activities. He has worked as PI and CoPI for NPC-Kaiga, BRNS and DST funded projects.


Basically he hails from Badiadka, a small town in Kasaragod Dist. He had his early education at Navajeevana High School, Perdala. Graduation and Post –Graduation education at Govt College, Kasaragod and Christ College, Irinjalakuda.

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March 13,2020

Mysuru, Mar 13: A state-of-the-art viral research laboratory in the city has been identified as one of the testing laboratories for the detection of COVID-19, official sources said here on Friday.

The samples of suspected cases could be sent to the lab for analysis and it would take about three hours to get the results.

The Viral Research and Diagnostic Laboratory (VRDL), which was set up from Central grants and functions at the Microbiology Department of K.R. Hospital, has been authorised to carry out the tests. This lab in Mysuru is among the 52-plus laboratories in the country.

Though the VRDL is equipped to carry out the tests, the sole authority of confirming the virus lies with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)-National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune. VRDL is also the sole agency for collection and transportation of suspected samples of COVID-19 to NIV.

VRDL, which is part of the Mysore Medical College and Research Institute, functions on the advice of NIV.

According to the guidelines issued by ICMR, the results of the tests done here have to be shared with NIV the same day and the labs are not supposed to disclose the results since the NIV is the only authority to declare positive cases. Also, confirmation from the NIV should be awaited in case the samples test negative for COVID-19. The ICMR, in the guidelines made available on its website, has advised clinicians at labs to isolate the patient tested positive for COVID-19 in the identified facility and follow bio-safety precautions.

VRDL is a part of a network of labs established by the Department of Health Research, Government of India. The rise in the number of viral outbreaks and the resultant mortality had been cited as key reasons for the launch of network of such hi-tech labs in the country.

The NIV and the National Centre for Disease Control, Delhi, are the top laboratories for the network, while the National Institute of Epidemiology, Chennai, is the supervising authority for the data generated by the network of labs, sources added.

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May 27,2020

Bengaluru, May 27: Amidst helpless calls for learning to live with coronavirus and make a new beginning, the government of Karnataka is considering to reopen schools in the state from July 1.

Primary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar discussed the issue with the officials from the department at a meeting held on Tuesday. 

The expert committee in its report submitted to the Union Ministry for Human Resource Development recommended reopening of schools on July 1. The state department of primary and secondary education also discussed the issue. 

However, no decision has been taken yet and final decision is expected to out in a day or two. A source said that since the timetable for SSLC examination had been published and the lockdown was expected to be lifted after May 31, it had been planned to reopen the schools on July 1.

Following the recent representation by several academicians and social activists urging to cancel SSLC exams, the primary education minister met chief minister and briefed him about preparations for the safe conduct of exams.

“As of now there will not be any changes in SSLC exam schedule. We have reviewed the situation and preparations are underway for ensuring safety of children,” the source added. 

The report submitted by Nimhans about online education is yet to reach the secretariat.

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June 30,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 30: To instill confidence among its commuters, the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has decided to put stamp on hand of all passengers before they are allowed to board the buses.

In a statement issued here on Tuesday, The decision was taken in the wake of a sudden jump in the number of COVID-19 cases reported from Bengaluru.

The round stamp is, however, different from 'home-quarantine' stamp applied to infected and they were not allowed to travel. Officials said that the measure is aimed at reassuring passengers that those travelling with them do not have symptoms. The left hand will be stamped with an ink which can be washed away by the time they reach home.

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