Call to develop culture of corporate ethics

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November 3, 2011

Mangalore, November 3: “There is a need for transparency, accountability and good corporate governance in the corporate sector so as to reduce the incidence of corruption in the society” - this was the common view of many students of MBA who participated in an elocution competition here on Wednesday November 2.

The topic for the competition was, 'As CEO how will I combat corruption in my company?' It was organised by DK Anti-Corruption Forum, Mangalore with support from Corporation Bank.

Many of the students underlined the need for a reliable audit process and protection to the whistle blowers as effective strategy to corruption in companies. Empowerment of employees, a compensation system that motivates them and a fair HR policy would help develop a culture of integrity and honesty in the company, was the view of some of the participants. There is a need for the CEOs to be role models to the staff of the organization. A core compliance committee in a company could help address the complaints of corrupt practice in the organization, said many participants.

The programme held in SDM College of Business Management began with an introductory by the Convener of the Forum, T R Bhat. Mrs. Matilda Pinto, Mrs. Molly Chaudhury and Mr. Dheeraj Hejmadi were the judges for the competition in which 15 first prize winners of the qualifying round from different MBA colleges participated. Activist Mrs. Vidya Dinker introduced the guests.

The following were the prize winners:

I Prize: Ms. Ankitha Shetty, MSNM Besant Institute of Postgraduate Studies, Bondel, Mangalore

II Prize: Mr. Rohit Menon, Srinivas Institute of Management Studies, Mangalore

III Prize: Mr. Nelson Prasanna Vas, St Aloysius Institute of Management & Information Technology, Kotekar

In the valedictory P V Bhat Asst General Manager, Corporation Bank, Dr K Devaraj, Principal, SDM College of Business Management and T R Bhat participated and gave away the prizes and certificates. Ananda Rao P. of DKACF compered the programme and Rohan Shiri proposed a vote of thanks.

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January 4,2020

Alappuzha, Jan 4: The management committee of a mosque in Kerala is all set to solemnize the wedding of a Hindu couple, setting yet another instance of the communal harmony prevailing in Kerala.

The Cheravally Muslim Jamaat Committee at Kayamkulam in Alappuzha district in South Kerala is conducting the marriage of Anju and Sharath after the bride's mother approached the Jamaat authorities seeking help. 

The marriage will be held at the mosque premises on January 19 as per Hindu rituals and the Jamaat Committee has also prepared the invitations.

Anju's father Ashokan died a few years back and her mother Bindhu was struggling to win bread for her three children. Nujumudeen Alummoottil, a businessman and secretary of the Jamaat had helped the family earlier also.

Hence Bindu sought his help for the marriage of Anju. Nujumudeen discussed it with other members of the Jamaat committee and members of the mosque.

Najumudeen said that there was no hesitation from anyone on conducting the marriage by the mosque at its premises. A gift in cash and gold would be also given to the couple.

Kerala recently witnessed a church allowing the Muslim believers who participated in an anti-CAA meet to offer namaz at the church premises and another church conducting a carol service with the youth of the parish dressed up in traditional Muslim attire.

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well wisher
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Monday, 6 Jan 2020

Well educated, good decision makers , intelects and wise people are keralites.

Abdullah
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Sunday, 5 Jan 2020

Kerala is unique in India for cordial relation between different religions.  However, this is not being digested by sanghis and are trying to build gulf between the communities.  I am sure that people will not let theese anti national succeed in their wicked behaviour.   This communal harmoney is a slap on the faces of enemies of society.    Well done keralites.  Salute to all of you. 

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March 13,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 13: District administration in Kalaburagi, where the first death in India due to COVID-19 was reported, has identified over 25 people, who come close to the deceased and quarantined for observation, Minister for Health B Sreeramulu said on Friday.

In reply to a debate on the issue during Zero Hour of the Legislative Assembly, the Health Minister said that two members of the victim’s family and 23 others are suspected of COVID-19.

Mr. Sreeramulu said all the schools of the district have been as a preventive measure to contain the deadly virus.

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May 26,2020

Bengaluru, May 26: Ministers of the central government or state governments or officers on their official duty, who are travelling across states, will be exempted from requirements of quarantine, the Karnataka government said on Monday.

The state government issued an addendum to Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for inter-state passengers.

"Any person who gets a negative COVID test certificate (from ICMR approved lab) which is not more than two days old from the date of journey will be exempted from the requirement of institutional quarantine," read the addendum.

The state government has laid down new norms for those coming from other states (including those coming by domestic air flights).

Passengers coming from 'high prevalence states' (Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh) would be required to undergo a seven-day "institutional quarantine", which will be followed by home quarantine.

The new norms also said that home quarantine of 14 days would be necessary for the passengers coming from other states.

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