Don't hide your talent: Dr Hannibal Cabral

July 7, 2011
Mangalore, July 7: Hiding the talent, skills and wealth are the hindrance for the development of the country, said the Karnataka Christian Educational Society (KACES) Secretary Rev Dr Hannibal Cabral.

He was delivering presidential remarks at 'KACES Day' on July 6 organised to remember its founder secretary and its past secretaries at Bishop Jathanna Auditorium in Balmatta.

“We have an ill-tradition of hiding. Countries like Japan did not hide the skills and talent at any cost. Therefore they develop in terms of technological advancement and infrastructure” he said. He also suggested the students to not to hide the talent and skills.

On the occasion, Central Excise Superintendent D M Soori inaugurated International English Language Testing Systems (IELTS) of KACES which was introduced through its institute Balmatta Institute of Language and Vocational Studies (BILVS).

He said the IELTS qualification will help to open doors to international education and employment.

Achievers from Protestant Christians community were felicitated on the occasion. Shreya Dafney, State Topper in CET (Architect), Benson Prabhakar, who plays mouth organ with his nose, Sharvin Deon Chandran, artist, Christabel Jathanna, teacher, J Ananda Sons, international level sportsman, Elwin Glen Sons , national level sportsman were given a warm felicitation.

Bishop CL Furthado, KACES Treasurer Rathnakar Sadananda, Sarojini Jathanna and others were present.

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April 21,2020

Apr 21: An 80-year-old COVID-19 patient has died in Karnataka's Kalaburagi district, taking the death toll in the state to 17, Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar said on Tuesday.

The elderly person was suffering from Parkinson's disease for the last three years and died at a hospital on Monday, the minister said in a tweet.

"The person had developed fever on Sunday and was admitted to the hospital. The patient passed away yesterday at 9 am. Last night at 9 pm the death report came, which confirmed that the person was COVID-19 positive," Sudhakar tweeted.

The total number of COVID-19 infections in the state has crossed the 400-mark, according to last evening's bulletin by the Karnataka health department.

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July 31,2020

Mangaluru, July 31: Extending Eid al-Adha greetings to the people, S M Rashid Haji, president of the Bearys chamber of commerce & industry has termed the festival as a symbol of sacrifice and patience. 

“Eid al-Adha commemorates the Prophet Ibraheem’s (a) test of faith and sacrifices. It symbolizes sacrifice and endurance,” he said.

“Every human being during his lifetime faces one or the other test from the Almighty… Now we are collectively facing the hardship... May this festival bring goodness and peace, and herald the end of pandemic,” he said.

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April 22,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 22:  Karnataka Women and Child Welfare Department has warned of action against those raising funds for Covid relief works, by using photos of children.

In a release here on Wednesday, the department said that several non-governmental organisations and voluntary groups were using the photographs of children to collect donations.

It has come to notice that several NGOs are using photos of children to raise donations to meet their food, health and other expenditure during the lockdown. However, this is against the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act," the Director of the ICDS scheme stated in a release.

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