Prof A M Khan is new Registrar (Administration) of Mangalore University

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August 15, 2018

Mangaluru, Aug 15: B S Nagendra Prakash, who had taken charge as Registrar (Administration) of Mangalore University just eight months ago, has been transferred by the state government.

The government posted A.M. Khan, who was serving as Registrar (Evaluation) in the university, in the place of Prakash.

Soon after receiving the order on Tuesday, Mr. Khan, also a professor of Electronics in the university, reported to the acting Vice-Chancellor Kishor Kumar C.K. as Mr. Prakash was not present in his office to hand over the charge, sources in the university said. It was not clear where he had been.

The government also posted V. Ravindrachari, professor of Physics and director, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Board, in the university as Registrar (Evaluation).
 

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Sruti VK
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Wednesday, 15 Aug 2018

Conngrats Khan sir

Gagan
 - 
Wednesday, 15 Aug 2018

All the best sir. As an alumnus I personally happy to hear this news. Congrats sir

Vinod Kumar
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Wednesday, 15 Aug 2018

Backbone of Electronics dpt in MU. Congrats sir

Vignesh
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Wednesday, 15 Aug 2018

Great news.. Congrats sir

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