Swaroopa to launch education awareness campaign

November 5, 2011

Mangalore, November 5: As part of Swaroopa Education Awareness Campaign-2011, as many as 100 programmes in 54 centers will be conducted by a team of 30 students and 8 teachers, said Gopadkar, Director of Swaroopa.

Addressing a media conference here on Saturday, Mr Gopadkar said that the inauguration of first show would be held on November 7 at 5:00pm in Town Hall, Mangalore, in the presence of writer KT Gatti creative film actor and director Suchendra Prasad and district-in-charge minister Krishna J Palemar.

On the same day, at 10:30am 'Text Visualized Picture' art campaign for education for life would be inaugurated at Town Hall in the presence of Dr. Akthaar Hussain, KP Shennoy and other senior artists, he said.

On Children's Day, i.e. on November 14, Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr D Veerendra Haggade would be launching the awareness campaign in Dharmasthala, he said.

Mr Gopadkar said, as many as 26 Swaroopa students would be attempting to set a memory record with the Limca Book of Records on December 15 in Bangalore in the presence of CM DV Sadananda Gowda, UR Anantha Murthy, G Venkata Subbiah, MP B Jayashree, and others.

He said, under the slogan, 'give the right of learning to my hands' a state-wide programme would be conducted for the maximum utilisation of human resources.

An Alternative

Mr Gopadkar said the purpose of education awareness campaign is to create awareness in the students and parents to stop the loot of children's capabilities.

Stating that Swaroopa Education is a complete solution and an alternative to the conventional education system, he said that time had come to unveil the overwhelming results of the several researches conducted by Swaroopa Adhyana Kendra.

He also said that a 'Stop Bonsai Education' programme would also be conducted with the aim of bringing education out of the confinement in plate to plain.

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March 27,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 27: India should take a cue from the UK and Italy and allow final year medical students to skip exam and bring them into the hospital system immediately to fight the war against COVID-19, noted cardiac surgeon Devi Prasad Shetty on Friday said.

The Chairman and Founder of the city-based Narayana Health said there should be some reforms in medical education like the UK and Italy.
In the UK, he noted, final year medical students have been told that they don't need to appear for the exam, and they will be given pass based on the past performance and they can get into the hospital system to fill the shortage.

Italy got 10,000 more doctors following the move to cut short the duration of MBBS by nine months, according to him.

COVID-19 battle can be only won by young doctors and young nurses. Its like a war, Shetty told PTI.

He said: Senior doctorsnone of them will be able to touch the patients because they are past the age of 50. A person who is past the age of 50 is very vulnerable himself.

This is a very contagious disease. "But we dont have that many battalion (of doctors). We need one and half lakh doctors to manage all these government
hospitals and private hospitals (to fight COVID-19)", he added.

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May 25,2020

Bengaluru, May 25: With the reporting of 93 more fresh cases of COVID-19, the total number of pandemic cases were surged to 2182 in Karnataka on Monday.

According to official sources, highest number of new cases of COVID-19 pandemic, were reported from Udupi (32), Kalaburagi (16), Yadagiri (15), Bengaluru Urban (08), Dakshina Kannada (04) in the last 24-hours in the state.

The fresh cases were also reported form Mandya, Belagavi, Ramanagara, Vijayapura, Kolara, Ballari and Dharwada district.

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August 7,2020

Bengaluru, Aug 7: The results of Karnataka Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examinations will be announced on Monday, August 10.

Primary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar said, "The results will be announced at about 3 pm on August 10."

This year, over 8.50 lakh students appeared for the exams amidst the Covid-19 pandemic fear across the state.

The department conducted the exams successfully despite resistance from various quarters and pressure to postpone the exams.

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