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Category: Education

  • Bhatkal: Anjuman Boys’ High School Hosts Career Guidance Workshop with CIGI

    Bhatkal, September 1, 2025: Anjuman Boys’ High School, in collaboration with CIGI (Career Guidance Institute), organized a Career Guidance Workshop in the school’s Seminar Hall for Classes IX and X.

    CIGI CEO Mohammed Anas and retired government official Ahmed Nisar inspired students to dream beyond limits, step out of their comfort zones, and aim for prestigious careers such as IAS, IPS, and IFS. They reminded the students that “Success is not a gift, it is earned with hard work, dedication, and consistency.”

    Dr. Mohammed Zubair Kola Saheb emphasized patience and perseverance, stating that “Hard work never goes waste; it always shines at the right time.”

    Mohammed Yunus Kazia, President of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen, urged the students to rise with vision and prepare to be the leaders of tomorrow. The event was also graced by dignitaries and the school’s Headmaster, Mr. Abdulla Numer Ruknuddin.

    The workshop concluded with a reminder that “Success doesn’t come to you, you go to it.” With the right guidance, persistent effort, and faith in Allah, students were encouraged to stay motivated and work towards excelling in competitive examinations like UPSC.

  • Udupi: Vidhushi Deeksha V. Breaks World Record with Over 170 Hours of Continuous Bharatanatyam

    Udupi, August 29, 2025 – Vidhushi Deeksha V., a resident of Mundkinajaddu, Brahmavar taluk, achieved a historic milestone by performing Bharatanatyam for over 170 hours, surpassing the previous Golden Book of World Records mark set by Mangaluru’s Remona Evette Pereira. The marathon performance, titled “Navarasa Deepa Vaibhavam,” began at 3:30 PM on August 21, 2025, at the PG auditorium of Dr. G. Shankar Women’s College, Ajjarkad, Udupi. Deeksha crossed the 170-hour threshold on Thursday, August 28, at 5:30 PM, and aims to complete 216 hours (9 days) by August 30, 2025.

    Supported by Manipal’s Ratna Sanjeev Kala Mandala, Deeksha’s performance showcases exceptional endurance and dedication to the classical art form. The previous record of 170 hours by Remona Evette Pereira, also from Karnataka, was a significant benchmark in the Golden Book of World Records. Deeksha’s ongoing effort, which emphasizes the nine rasas (emotions) of Bharatanatyam, has drawn attention for its cultural and physical feat, echoing similar record-breaking attempts in India’s performing arts scene.

  • Udupi: Holiday Declared for All Schools and PU Colleges on August 28, 2025

    Udupi, August 27, 2025: In response to incessant rainfall over the past two days and the forecast of increasing intensity, the Udupi District Collector has announced a holiday for all educational institutions, including anganwadis, government, aided, and private primary and high schools, Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), and pre-university colleges, on August 28, 2025, as a precautionary measure to ensure student safety.

    The order does not extend to degree, postgraduate, diploma, or engineering colleges, which will continue to function.

  • Udupi: Dr. Shivarama Karanth Birth Anniversary Celebrations with Competitions

    Udupi, August 22, 2025: To commemorate the birth anniversary of renowned Kannada litterateur Dr. Shivarama Karanth, the Dr. Shivarama Karanth Trust, in collaboration with the Karnataka Department of Kannada and Culture, has announced a series of district-level competitions for students and the public. The events aim to celebrate Karanth’s contributions to literature, culture, and social reform.

    Competition Details:

    • Primary School Students: Drawing competition based on illustrations from Karanth’s Balaprapancha (Children’s World), to be drawn on-site.
    • High School Students: Rangoli competition using Balaprapancha illustrations, to be created on-site.
    • Pre-University Students: Speech competition on the topic “Karanth’s Life and Writings Through My Perspective.”
    • College Students, Postgraduate Students, and General Public: State-level essay competition on any one of Karanth’s works, with a word limit of 2,000 words on full-scape paper.

    Prizes: First, second, and third-place winners in each category will receive books and certificates of appreciation.

    Submission Details: Essays must be sent by September 15, 2025, to the Member Secretary, Dr. Shivarama Karanth Trust, Assistant Director’s Office Premises, Department of Kannada and Culture, Shivarama Karanth Kalagrama, Pragathinagar, Alevoor, Udupi – 576104.

    Contact Information: For more details, contact the Udupi Department of Kannada and Culture or call 9964583433, as stated in the Trust’s press release.

  • Udupi: Vidushi Deeksha V Begins 216-Hour Bharatanatyam Marathon for Golden Book of World Records

    Udupi, August 22, 2025 – Vidushi Deeksha V, a young Bharatanatyam artist from Munkinjaddu, Brahmavar, has begun an ambitious 216-hour continuous dance marathon to etch her name in the Golden Book of World Records. The nine-day event, titled Navarasa Deeksha Vaibhavam, commenced on August 21, 2025, at 3:30 PM at the Postgraduate Auditorium of Dr. G. Shankar Women’s College, Ajjarkad, Udupi, and is set to conclude on August 30, 2025. The performance, supported by Ratna Sanjeeva Kalamandala, Manipal, follows the Marga Paddhati style, with Deeksha taking a 15-minute break every three hours as per the record attempt rules.

    The event was inaugurated by former MLA K. Raghupathi Bhat and dignitaries through a ceremonial lamp-lighting. Deeksha’s guru, Vidwan Sridhar Rao Bannaje, praised her dedication, stating, “My student Deeksha is striving to create a Golden Book of World Records, and she deserves everyone’s blessings. When she approached me, I advised her to complete her Vidwath exam and prepare thoroughly. Having such a dedicated student validates our teaching efforts.” Yashwanth M.G., who previously set a record by singing for 24 hours, inspired Deeksha and was present at the event, noting the challenges and the importance of audience encouragement in alleviating mental stress during the marathon.

    Deeksha, a B.Ed. student at Dr. TMA Pai College of Education, began learning Bharatanatyam at age two and has trained rigorously since age four. She is also skilled in Yakshagana, Veena, Chende, Maddale, and painting. Her attempt follows a recent record by Remona Evette Pereira, who performed Bharatanatyam for 170 hours in Mangaluru. The Asian Head of the Golden Book of World Records will oversee the event to ensure compliance with guidelines, with video documentation capturing every moment of the performance.

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  • Udupi: Yuvanidhi Scheme 2025-26 Registration for Unemployed Graduates and Diploma Holders

    Udupi, August 14, 2025 – The Karnataka government has launched the registration process for the Yuvanidhi Scheme 2025-26, targeting unemployed youth who completed their degree, diploma, or postgraduate programs (including professional courses) in 2025. Eligible candidates in Udupi can apply online through Karnataka One, Grama One, or the Seva Sindhu portal, or directly at the District Employment Exchange Office, Rajatadri, Manipal.

    Under the scheme, unemployed graduates will receive a monthly allowance of ₹3,000, while diploma holders will get ₹1,500, directly credited to their bank accounts. Beneficiaries must submit a self-declaration online via the Seva Sindhu portal quarterly (by the 25th of May, August, November, and February) to continue receiving the allowance. Failure to submit the declaration will result in the suspension of the monthly payment.

    For more details, candidates can contact the District Employment Exchange Office, Rajatadri, Manipal, at 0820-2574869, as per the official release.

  • Milagres College, Kallianpur Celebrates National Librarian’s Day with Focus on Reading

    Udupi, August 12, 2025: Milagres College, Kallianpur, celebrated National Librarian’s Day on Tuesday, organized by its Library and Information Center and NSS Units at the Audio Visual Hall. The event, attended by students and faculty, featured Retired Professor of History, Prof. Dr. Jayaram Shettigar, as the chief guest, with Ms. Thanisha, a second-year B.Com student, delivering the welcome address.

    Milagres College, Kallianpur Celebrates National Librarian’s Day with Focus on Reading

    Prof. Shettigar emphasized the transformative power of books, citing the inspiring example of a 12-year-old girl who established a library in a cancer hospital. He urged students to carry books instead of mobile phones, sharing personal anecdotes about how reading shaped his personality and worldview.

    Milagres College, Kallianpur Celebrates National Librarian’s Day with Focus on Reading

    In his presidential address, Principal Dr. Vincent Alva reflected on the shift in student habits, recalling his college days when handwritten notes and reference books were essential for exam preparation. He contrasted this with the current reliance on AI tools like ChatGPT and expressed concern over declining library visits due to mobile phone usage. Dr. Alva encouraged students to frequent the library to engage with books and newspapers for holistic development.

    The program concluded with a vote of thanks by Mr. Asthik, a second-year B.Com student, who also served as the anchor. The event highlighted the enduring importance of libraries and reading in fostering personal growth and intellectual development.

    Milagres College, Kallianpur Celebrates National Librarian’s Day with Focus on Reading

  • Youth Must Shape the Future, Parents Be Role Models: Wali Rahmani’s Message

    Udupi, August 10, 2025 – At a special event held at Manipal Inn Hotel in Udupi on Sunday, acclaimed orator Wali Rahmani delivered an inspiring address to approximately 350 students, encouraging them to harness their mental, intellectual, moral, and academic abilities to serve society and humanity. The day-long program, organized by the Udupi District Muslim Federation (Udupi Unit), featured interactive sessions with Q&A, PowerPoint presentations, and engaging activities, captivating the audience with Rahmani’s dynamic delivery.

    Rahmani urged the youth to make productive use of their adolescent years, avoid wasting time, and develop into disciplined, skilled, and responsible individuals. “Youth must strengthen their personality and prepare to contribute to the nation, society, and humanity,” he emphasized.

    In a separate evening session for parents, Rahmani stressed the importance of treating children as a trust (amaanat). He called on parents to prioritize their children’s physical, intellectual, moral, and spiritual well-being. “A home should function like a school, with parents as teachers. Children learn their first lessons at home from their parents,” he said, advocating for love, patience, and vigilance in nurturing children.

    The event, chaired by Mohammad Irshad Najar and coordinated by Sheikh Abdul Latheef Madani, was a resounding success, thanks to the efforts of colleagues and volunteers. The program highlighted the importance of youth empowerment and parental guidance in building a responsible and capable generation.

  • Scholarship Applications Invited from Law Graduates for Professional Training

    Udupi, August 07, 2025: The Backward Classes Welfare Department has invited applications from eligible and interested law graduates belonging to backward classes for a scholarship program aimed at providing professional training in legal practice for the current academic year.

    The deadline for submitting applications is August 30, 2025. For further details, interested candidates may contact the District Officer, Backward Classes Welfare Department, District Office Complex, B Block, Rajatadri, Room No. 304, Second Floor, Manipal, Udupi. Contact numbers: 0820-2574881 or 2573881, as per the official release from the Backward Classes Welfare Department.

  • Bhatkal Bids Tearful Farewell to ‘Yaseen Sir’ with Prayers at Historic Mosques

    Bhatkal, August 1, 2025: Bhatkal came together in grief on Friday to bid a heartfelt farewell to Mohtesham Yaseen, fondly known as ‘Yaseen Sir,’ a beloved teacher and educationist who passed away on Thursday night due to a massive heart attack. He was 43.

    In a touching tribute to his legacy, funeral prayers for Yaseen Sir were held at two of Bhatkal’s historic mosques to accommodate the large crowds who gathered to honor him. After Friday prayers, the first janaza prayer took place at Khalifa Jamia Masjid, where students, friends, and community members stood in solemn silence, praying for his soul. Later, his body was brought to Jamia Masjid for a second funeral prayer, attended by an equally large number of mourners.

    Yaseen Sir was laid to rest at the local cemetery, surrounded by tearful students and residents who gathered to say their final goodbyes. The massive turnout and the rare gesture of dual funeral prayers underscored the deep respect and love he had earned through his dedicated service to education.

    Known not only as a teacher but also as a mentor, Yaseen Sir touched the lives of thousands of students. He had been running Mohtesham Academy since 1998 and recently served as an academic advisor at Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen, Bhatkal. His sudden passing has left a profound void in the town’s educational community.