Special software to record donations to govt. schools'

September 1, 2012
Mangalore, September 1: Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Dr K N Vijayaprakash said that all the donations given by the donors to the government schools would be henceforth 'stored' in a special software meant for the purpose to keep a track of all the donations received by the schools.

Delivering presidential address at the felicitation of best SDMCs in the district at a programme jointly organised by DK Zilla Panchayat and Department of Public Instructions at DIET on Friday, he said that the schools will be utilising the software meant for donation details from this academic year.

“Attempts have been made to provide more exposure to the government school children in the form of Krishi Darshana, where the children are taken to farm land to understand the basics of farming. We have received highest funds under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyana this year and a specific amount will be utilised for building the compound walls. The government schools in the district have received Rs 5.50 crore as donation from donors and from MLA and MPs fund,” informed the CEO.

Education Department Assistant Director of Mysore division, Anand appreciated the efforts of School Development Monitoring Committees (SDMCs) in the over all growth of schools in the district. The government schools in Dakshina Kannada are doing quite well without expecting much funds from the government, he said.

Speaking about the issue of RTC of the government school land in the district, he asked the authorities to ensure that the land which is in the name of donors is converted to the schools name. Receiving the felicitation, Devasya Padur SDMC President Adinath Jain shared that though their school had only 38 children, the one quality that made their school stand apart is the strong bond between the teachers, students, parents and SDMC members.

Perlampady school SDMC President Vishnu Bhat said that the felicitation had given them a moral boost to continue the good work. “Our SDMC has been working for the welfare of the school facing all odds,” he said.

As many as 19 SDMCs from the district were felicitated on the occasion. The Department had chosen one SDMC from each hobli for the recognition. The award winning SDMCs are: (Bantwal taluk) DK ZP HP School Devasya Padur, Padibagilu, Ira; (Belthangady) Karambaru and Odilnanla, Kanchinadka: (Mangalore city) Gandhinagar and Marakada school; (Mangalore taluk) Bengre Kasaba, Adyapadi, Panambur and Ekkaru; (Moodbidri) KKodangallu and Kotebagilu school; (Puttur) Kudmaru, Shanthinagar and Perlampadi; (Sullia) Jayanagara and Madappady.

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June 2,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 2: Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday interacted with District Collectors (DCs) and Superintendents of Police (SPs) regarding COVID- 19 situation in the State.

In the meeting held through a video conference, he said that DCs, SPs and the District Panchayat Chief Executive Officer (CEO) be divided into taluks and ordered them to take appropriate measures to control COVID-19.

He was speaking today in a video conversation with District Collector, District Panchayat Chief Executives and Superintendents of Police in Kalaburgi, Vijayapura, Udupi, Yadagiri, Raichuru and Belagavi districts regarding measures to control the spread of COVID-19.

The Chief Minister instructed officials to monitor the investments in taluka centres. He also ordered to create a task force in the village panchayats, who will be monitoring things closely.

The Chief Minister also directed for the creation of ward-level watchdog committee in every village and city and an FIR should be registered in case of a home quarantine violation.

Home Minister Basavaraja Bommai, Revenue Minister R Ashok, Chief Secretary TM Vijayabhaskar, Development Commissioner Vandita Sharma, Police Chief Director Praveen Sood, Health Department general secretary Javed Akhtar and secretary Pankaj Kumar Pandey were also present in the meeting.

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July 19,2020

Mangaluru, Jul 19: Five physicians of KVG Medical College in Sullia, Dakshina Kannada were booked for violating their home quarantine guidelines.

The district administration learnt about their quarantine violations after tracking their GPS locations through the app on Sunday.

The five medics were ordered 14 days home quarantine after the College staff tested positive for COVID-19. 

However, all the five physicians visited many places in the town violating quarantine norms, and hence the police booked cases against them.

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April 12,2020

Mangaluru, Apr 12: Swift and strict action by the District Administration has resulted in the district achieving ‘Clean’ week with no new cases of COVID-19 reported for the seventh day in a row.

Meanwhile, in a happy coincidence, the district’s only infant allegedly affected – a ten month old child – was totally cured and discharged from the hospital along with infant’s mother and grandmother who were considered to the primary contacts. They are never tested positive for the virus, it is reported. Health experts attributed this to their natural immunity.

The child is said to have contracted the infection during a family visit to Kasargod, which has turned in to a Covid-19 hot spot. The family which hails from Sajipanadu in Bantwal-taluk had been kept in isolation ever since the child had tested positive on March 25. The quarantine was extended to the entire village as a preventive measure and the District Administration undertook the responsibility to providing essential supplies.

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