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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May 25,2020

Bengaluru, May 25: After facing flak from the opposition for skipping quarantine rules to contain COVID-19 spread, Union Minister Sadananda Gowda on Monday said there are certain exemption clauses for those who hold certain responsible posts, adding that he cannot go under quarantine as he has to ensure medical supply in every part of the country.

"Guidelines are applicable to all citizens, but there are certain exemption clauses, for those who hold certain responsible posts," Gowda told media on being asked about allegations by opposition parties that he did not go to required institutional quarantine after domestic air travel from Delhi to Bengaluru.

"I am a Minister and I am heading Pharmaceutical Ministry. If the supply of medicines and other things is not proper then what doctors can do for patients, is it not a failure of government? It' is my responsibility to ensure the supply of medicines to each corner of the country," he said.

Earlier in the day, the BJP MP, who arrived at Bengaluru airport from Delhi and straight away got into his car and drove to his residence. He skipped the institutional quarantine measures as set by the Central government.

Karnataka Director General of Police Praveen Sood said: "Incoming domestic flight passengers from Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Delhi, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh will undergo 7-day institutional Quarantine followed by home quarantine."

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Kannadiga
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Monday, 25 May 2020

This is called has nagpur soldiers. He might think this virus has given excuse to all bjpean's or why he jumped out from the airport quarantine regulation. If the virus infected to any others what will.he do. What will his media will telecast. Same like Delhi they will target some other community. 

 

All must be away from him and his associates.

Here it is the duty of each individuals to keep distance and stay safe.

Not like our qualified leaders and ministers

 

 

 

 

 

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June 1,2020

Coimbatore, June 1: A communal conspiracy has been aborted by the police by arrested a miscreant who had placed meat in front of Venugopala Krishnaswamy Temple and Sri Ragavendra Temple in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

The miscreant has been identified as S Hari Ramprakash, 48, of Kavundampalayam in Coimbatore. He is a civil engineering graduate. It is suspected that He is a Sangh Parivar activist and the intention behind his act was to put the blame on Muslims.

Even though officials claimed that Hari appeared to be mentally disturbed, there were no medical records that stated he was mentally disturbed.

Two separate cases were registered against Hari. He was booked under sections 153 A (promoting enmity between different groups) 295 A (deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs) and 298 (uttering words etc, with deliberate intent to wound religious feelings) of the Indian Penal Code.

City police commissioner Sumit Sharan said, “We collected CCTV footage and found a man, who had parked his motorcycle near the two temples and returned from the temples. Based on the registration number, we traced and arrested Hari.”

Commissioner added that the city has CCTV cameras in many places and it helped police officials crack the case faster. The police said he purchased one kg of pork meat from a shop at Kavundamapalaym last Friday morning and placed it in front of the temples on the same day.

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zaki ahmed
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Monday, 1 Jun 2020

Now why is this story not highlighted in national media so that the whole nation knows about the intent of the BJp , the sangh parivar & the rss & also those communal outfits who support atrocities against minorities 

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July 22,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 22: Congress MLA Priyank Kharge has questioned the Karnataka government on the alleged breakdown of oxygen in the intensive care unit (ICU) at ESIC hospital in Kalaburagi, saying he had got complaints that eight persons who were on ventilators had died.

He asked the government if it is "deliberately" hiding something about the patients that were admitted in ESIC.

"I have got complaints that eight people who were on ventilators are dead in ESIC Kalaburagi because there was oxygen breakdown in ICU. ESIC has not been admitting patients as the issue has not been resolved. Nobody is confirming or denying it. Is the Government deliberately hiding something?" he asked.
Kharge also accused the government of not having adequate facilities to combat COVID-19 in different parts of the state.

"I hope I am wrong, but if it is a fact, this ascertains that the administration has lost control over Corona pandemic in the district. No addition testing centre. No beds are available. PPE Kits and medical waste is thrown in Gulbarga Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS)," he added.

According to the Union Health Ministry, there are 67420 COVID-19 cases in the state.

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