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Editorial Committee 2

Message From Principal 3

Message from

Students’ welfare officer 4

Teaching Staff 6

Administrative staff 11

Annual Report 2016-17 13

Proficiency Prizes 23

College Day Literary

Competition-2016-17 28

Extra Curricular Group Prizes 30

Special Prizes 2016-17 31

College Day & Union Day 2016-17

Proficiency Prizes 32

Name of The students who Have Donated

Blood During The Year 2016-17 34

Special Scholarship For

The Year 2016-17 35

Avvashya Foundation Scholarship 36

From Failure to Success 75

Zero is a Hero 76

Number Fun….. 77

A Strong Woman 78

Justice 79

Interesting Facts about India 79

Amazing Facts about Human Body 80

Selflessness Motivates Us 81

Friendship 82

Beti Bachao Beti Padao 83

Self Help 83

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ANNUAL REPORT – 2016-2017

Highlights of the Annual Report presented by the Principal on the occasion of Annual Day Celebrationsheld on 17th February 2017.

l The college was established in 1967 and is governed by Hindu VidhyadayiniSangha®,Surathkal.

l Presently the college offers 5 undergraduate courses viz. B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.C.A and B.B.M. and

four UGC sponsored career orientated programs and two post graduate courses, M.Com and M.Sc.

–Chemistry.

l The college has undergone 3rd cycle of re-accreditation by NAAC and has witnessed a quantum jump

in grade point scale from B to B++ with CGPA 2.87.

l We have always focused towards unlocking the inherent potential of students and to develop their

personality to accomplish the vision of the college.

l The M.Sc. Chemistry department has been relocated to P.G Block and appointed Dr. Namratha

(M.Sc, PhD.) and Mrs. Neema as Asst. Professors in the department of P.G Studies and Research in

Chemistry.

l Mr. Atul Bhat, M.Sc Physics has been appointed as Asst. prof in the department of Physics. Mrs.

Prathibha H.O.D of Physics resigned due to personal reasons and her services to the institution are

recognized by the college.

l Mr. Purushotham, Asst. Librarian, retired on 31st June 2016 and Mr. Krishnamoorthy, Library Assistant,

retired on 31st Jan 2017.

Research Activities:-

l Mr. Karthik, Asst. professor, was awarded Doctorate of Philosophy in Chemistry by Mangalore

University, for his thesis, ‘Synthesis Characterization and Applications of Gyllan Gum Based Polymers’,

under the able guidance of Dr. Vishalakshi, Chairman, Dept. of Studies in Chemistry, Mangalore

University.

l Prof. Krishnamuthy, Prof. Ramesh Bhat S.G., Prof. Ganesh Acharya, Prof. Purushothama, and Prof.

SudhaU are pursuing their Ph.D research work. Currently as many as 10 teachers are undertaking

Minor Research Project funded by the UGC.

l Dr. B MuralidharRao, Principal is the member of Mangalore University faculty of science and BOS

member of St. Agnes College, Mangalore. He has addressed the traffic police on ‘How to Reduce

Stress in Workplace’ this year. He was also invited as the Chief Guest at Srinivasa College of

Management and M.C.F staff colony, Mangalore. He is the member of the governing council of

KendriyaVidhyala No.1, Panambur.

l Mr. Krishnamoorthy P, Vice Principal, worked as a BOS member of Kannada at SDM and St. Aloysius

College, Mangalore. He is the honorary secretary of Kannada SahithyaParishth, Mangalore Taluk.

He was invited as a resource person for the National JanapadaVicharaSankeerna, a Taluk level

literary conference. He has also authored “Jana Deepa”, a text book for optional Kannada and was

the sub-editor of ‘Ibbani’ a book by D.K District SahithyaParishath.

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l Mr. Ramesh Bhat S.G, Dean of Language, attended a workshop at Mangalore University college,

Mangalore and was the BOE member of Mangalore University.

l Mrs. Akhila and Mrs. Daya Suvarna Asst. Professors, were trained on counselling at RoshiniNilaya,

Mangalore.

l Mrs. AkhilaVivek is the BOE member of Managlore University and St. Agnes (autonomous) College.

l Dr. K. ShivashankarBhat is the recognized Ph.D. Guide of Bharathiar University and Member of

Ph.D. Evaluation Panel of Karpagam University, Coimbatore.

l Dr. K. Shivashankar Bhat and Mr. Harish Achar Asst. Professors in Economics have attended

National Seminar and Mr. Harish Achar has presented a paper at a national seminar at Mahaveer

College, Moodbidre. He presented a paper on Role of Agricultural subsidiaries as enhancement of

agricultural productivity and status of coffee plantation in India in NMC Sullia.

l Mr. Vagheesha S, Associate Prof in Sanskrit published textbook for B.A, B.Sc., B.Com and attended

workshop on the subject at P.P.C, Udupi.

l Mr. Neelappa V, Dean of Science, Secretary of Association of Chemistry Teachers of Mangalore

University, co-authored the Textbook of Chemistry for B.Sc. and is a BOE member of St. Agnes

college and St. Aloysious College, BOE of B.Sc. FND Mangalore University, BOS of SDM college,

Ujjre.

l Lt. Sudha U, Asst. Professor, Political Science was a resource person for state level campaign,

“Jnanadarshana” – Social welfare dept. Govt. of Karnataka. She has also delivered a talk on state

and minorities and Hindu code bill at Govt.First Grade College, Balmatta and Vamadapadavu.

l Mr. Marcel Louis Mascarenhas, H.O.D of Hindi is the BOS member of St. Agnes College, Published

a Book, Hindi Mangala and has been Secretary of Mangalore University Hindi Adhyapak Sangh. He

was the guest of honouron the occasion of Hindi day celebrated at Govt. First Grade College,Carstreet.

l Mrs. Sunitha Kulkarni, Asst. Professor of Hindi presented Hindi Program at Akashavani along with

the students of our college.

l Mr. Ramachandra Yadapadithaya was invited to hoist the national flag on the independence day at

GD PU college. Having been a Retd. Military officer, he has been felicitated and invited by various

institutions to deliver talks on the occasion of Kargil Divas at various events throughout Mangalore.

He was also invited to give a talk on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao at Besant evening college in the

context of N.S.S activities. Also he was chief guest on Children Day celebrations hosted by N.M.P.T

English Medium High School, Panambur.

l Mr. Ganesh Acharya, Dean of Commerce, attended several workshops, seminars and presented

research papers this year. He has published research papers in journals with ISBN numbers on

topics like Vegetarian Outdoor Catering as a service

l Challenges and opportunities in Indian hospitality industry

l A study on contribution and challenges of tourism and hospitality industry in economic development

in India,

l Employee retention through employer engagement in service industry.

l Green banking initiatives in hospitality Industry

l Tax Literacy among salaried individuals.

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l He was the BOE member of M.Sc. - Tech & Fashion Design, Manipal University & St. Aloysius College

for BBM.

l Ms. Sreedevi, Ms. Punitha, Mr. Purushotham, Mrs. Rashmi, Mrs. Shilparani, Asst. Professors of

Commerce presented research papers at Ganesh School of Institutes, Chennai. We congratulate

the department of commerce and business management for their contribution towards research and

completion of Minor Research project.

Mrs. Savithri Librarian attended National Conference at Govt. First Grade College, Kapu.

Mr. Venkappa Moolya M and Mr. Ashok Kocheri attended workshop at Pompei FGC,Aikala

Results : Final Year B.A : 82.6%, B.Sc.- 92%, B.Com.- 86% , B.C.A-100%

Library :

l Our college Library and information center has implemented open access system and IFLIBNET

facilities.

l In order to inculcate reading habbits several best practices were introduced like Pustaka preethi, in

which 20 students have participated. Students have also participated in book exhibitions, Tulu

Janapada Vastu Pradarshana, Sharada Pooja etc.

l The college is grateful to Mr. Krishnamoorthy, Library assistant who collected Rs. 100000 from the

donors and the amount was utilized for the development of library facilities. Mr. Vidhyadhara Rao,

Journalist, donated Rs. 45000.00

Students’ Senate:

l Election for Students’ senate was held on 23rd July 2016. K.P Charan, Anirudha J Ullal, Ravi &Yajnesh

are elected as secretaries of B.Com, B.A, and B.B.M.& B.Sc. respectively. Deeksha M. Shetty, Charan

Kumar, Sanjay D Rajputh and Prajwal M are the Joint Secretaries.

l A leadership training and orientation to the elected senate members and fresh students was organized

with the help of Integrated Learning Center, Mangalore. Our Alumni Mr. Nandagopal, Journalist and

Dr. Sukanya were the trainers.A counselling facility is arranged for the students for which Mrs. Geetha

Sharath visits our college as a counsellor.

l Our Students’ Senate received Rs. 25000 from V.G.O.S.A for providing safe drinking water to B.A

students and two merit scholarships one each for M.Com.& M.Sc. Chemistry, donated by Dr. Meera S.

l Fresher’s Day was also organized to welcome the incoming students.

l The responsibilities of creating learning environment and amazing recreation facilities to students

are shouldered by Prof. Violet Miranda, student welfare officer of the college.

l Department of Computer science organized a quiz competition, exhibition on hardware and a workshop

on Big Data Hadoop with the help of Robokart IIT Bombay.

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l To trigger the power of imagination of our students Vidyaarthivani, the wall magazine, a platform for

showcasing the creative art and drawing, writing poetry & stories etc. is patronized .

l Department of Kannada, in association with Mangalore Taluku Chutuk Sahithya Parishad organized

“Kannada Chintane” on the occasion of Karnataka Rajyothsava. Supreetha Rao from 1st B.Com B

bagged 2nd place in Kannada essay writing competition at national level conducted by Ramakrishna

Mission.

l Our students Nishmitha, Ashwath, Vishwesh, Sanjay Rajput, SiddhanthShetty and Vishwas have

participated in the fest hosted by both Srinivas College Mangalore & St. Philomena College, Puttur

and won several prizes.

Dept. of Commerce:-

Dept. of Commerce has invited distinguished academicians to enlighten the students on issues relevant

to the present day.

l Prof. Raghunandan, Lotus Knowledge wealth trained our students on Capital Market and Mutual

Fund Operations.

l Staff members of Srinivas P.G Centre and Sahyadri College, enlightened our students about M.B.A

Programmes.

l Our students attended an exhibition on the concept “ Reduce, Recycle and Reuse of Materials”.

Dept. of Science:-

Department of Science under Science Association organized guest lectures, seminars & industrial

awareness programs in order to inculcate enthusiasm among the students in pursuing higher education

and enhance employability at the executive level in industrial sector. The chief resource persons were:

l Dr. Parag Kumar Thanki, Head, technical support lab, BASF Ltd., Dr. ShripathiRao, Retd. Prof. St.

Aloysius College: Dr. B.S Sherigar, Retd. Vice Chancellor, Kuvempu University: Mr. PrabhakarRao,

Director, MCF: Mrs. MelbyChacko, Asst. Prof. Metallurgy and Material Science Dept, NITK: Dr. R. L

Jagadeesh, Prof. of Chemistry, Mysore university.

l “Young Minds, Great Ideas”, a High School level Science Experiment demonstration was

conducted in several of the near by schools to give an insight into the basics of science to

students.

l We appreciate Ms. Lavina Serrao for guiding the students and for adding value to the present day

education system.

l An intercollegiate seminar and essay competition on chemistry was organized by the association to

release the scientific temper and innovative ideas.

l Our students have participated in various inter collegiate science fests and competitions and won

several honours and awards.Keerthana, Avanish, Krithika, Rachana and Shamanthi are a few among

them.

l Krithika, Keerthana and Avanishof III B.Sc. have participated in a workshop on “Prakruthi in Focus, a

Nature Photography and Science” held at NITK.

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IQAC:

The IQAC has organized the following programmes:

l An awareness programme on Investment Opportunities on Mutual Funds on 20.12.2016 for the benefit

of all the faculties of the college. Mr. Shridhar T.N was the resource person.

l A 7 day workshop on Yoga and Dhyana by Yoga Guru Sri Divana Keshava Bhat.

l Awareness programme on digital banking was held on 12.1.2017. Mr. Raghavendra, Deputy G.M,

Corporation Bank, Mangalore and Sri. Shaswath, Manager Corporation Bank trained our students

and staff on Digital Banking Operation on the occasion of Vivekananda Jayanthi..

· A 7 day Happiness programme is being organized in association with Art of Living International,

Mangalore Chapter. The programme is an ongoing process, continued for the benefit of the faculties

and general public. Dr.Vinaya Poornima, Radiologist and Senior Teacher, Art of Living is the Resource

person. Approximately 47are the beneficiaries of this programme.

Dept. of Humanities:

Students from different forums under the aegis of Humanities Association partook in different activities

to ennoble themselves.

l The department of journalism organized a three day workshop on ‘film direction and documentary

making’. Mr. A.V Jayarajan, D.P. Chandrashekhar, Mr. Ramdas Shashihitlu, Mr. Uday Ballal,

Mr. Shankar Perdoor and Mr. RanjithSuvarna were the invited to share their knowledge and skills.

l Department of Political Science & Rovers and Rangers, together organized an awareness program

on, reuse reduce & recycle of plastic products. This programme was the brain child of JCI, Ganeshpur.

On this occasion Mr. Girish, a celebrated adventurist in cycling, shared his experiences regarding

his expedition from Mysore to Hubli and encouraged the students to engage themselves in such

activities.

l Programme on Cyber security was organized . by the Dept. of Political Science Dr. H C Shashirekha,

Assoc. Prof. Dept. of Computer Science, Mangalore University, was the resource person.

l An exhibition of “ craft work and best out of waste “ was showcased by the students during NAAC

peer team visit.

N.C.C:

l 56 NCC cadets have enrolled this year of which 26 have attended the CATC , a 10 day’s camp at

Alva’s College,Moodbidri. KrithikaUpadhya won the 1st place in singing. She also won the 2nd place in

firing. Pratheeksha J was selected for IGC camp at Mysore.

l We are delighted to announce that, it was a historic feet by one of our girl cadet, CPL. Miss.

SumithraBhandary, I B.Com. representing the college in the Republic day parade at New Delhi. We

congratulate her on her this outstanding achievement.

l Vijay of 3rd B.A and Deekshith attended national integration camp at Jammu&Kashmir.

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l Mr. NitinManohar, Asst. Prof. Dept. Of Computer Science trained N.C.C cadets about e-payment on

Republic day this year. The chief objective is to enable the cadets to carry on the campaign of digitization

on their own in their respective neighbourhood.

N.S.S:

The college has two N.S.S units. Mr. Pradeep A Shetty & Mrs. Pratheeksha, Asst. professors of the

department of commerce are the programme officers of each unit.

l N.S.S Students have actively participated in various programs like Vanamahostsava, Koti Vraksha

Abhiyana, Beach cleaning, tailoring, leadership, adventure programs, Shramadana, health care etc.

l Students were motivated by our alumni Mr. Devi Prasad, N.S.S program coordinator, SDM College,

Mangalore, during the inaugural function for the academic year.

l To mark the Gandhi Jayanti Saptaha beach cleaning and dental health care programs for students

were conducted

l “We and Values” a talk by Nam Das, ISCON Temple was presented to our students on 21st January

2017

l Annual Camp with the motto “Youth for science and scientific temper” was held at Govt. Composite

High School, Neerkere, Thenkamijar.

l Chinmaya, Pooja, Divaspathi and Archana are the secretaries of the two units.

l Prarthana of 3rd B.Com attended NIC held at Mysore.

l Vranda and Sathyamurthy participated in NIC in Jharkhand.

l 53 students were invited to participate in the decennial celebration of Govt. Composite School,

Neerkere. The effort gained appreciation from the people of Neerkere.

l Deeksha and Divaspathi participated in the Republic day parade selection camp at Mangalore university.

l Vidhisha and Sheetal participated in the NSS camp held at Sacred Heart College,Madantyar. Kiran,

Archana, Ashwath and Chinmay attended leadership training camp organized by Mangalore university.

l Both of our NSS program officers have undergone a training programme at ETI , Manasa Gangothri,

at Mysore University.

l Our NSS team won the first prize in skit competition organized by Mangalore university.

l Our students have also won the overall championship Srujana- 2017 held in Canara College.

Consumer and Human Rights cell:

l 37 students opted for the UGC sponsored certificate course coordinated by Dr. Ashalatha, Asst.

Prof. Dept. of Pol.Sc.

l Mr. M.J Salian, President, DK District Consumer Organization, educates our students every year on

Consumer Protection Act 1986.

l Guest lectures by AdvocateRaghavendraRao, Notary Republic, and Vishnu Nayak were held during

the academic year.

l 10 students of our college participated in National Consumer Day organized by Department of Food

and Civil Supply at Besant College Mangalore.

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Fine Arts:

Coordinated by Mr. Purushotham, Asst. Prof, Dept.of Commerce, Smt. Akhila, Asst. Prof. Dept.of English,

Mahantesh, Nishanth Jain, Prarthana and Karthik Allen are the secretaries.

l Smt. Poornima Yatish Rai our alumni inaugurated the fine arts association activities for this academic

year.

l We are proud of our cultural team for qualifying for 21st national level youth festival at Rohtak Haryana,

after having won 1st places at District and state level.

l We thank all the donors for the encouragement and support for enabling the students to take part at

this level.

l We thank Mr. Vinod, Mr. Paresh of our Alumni and Mr. Harish for their support in the form of training

our students.

l The NAAC peer team and all the office bearers of the HV Sangha and all the staff members have

lauded our cultural team for their wonderful performance during the NAAC peer team visit.

MahilaVedike:

l Smt Daya Suvarna, Asst. Prof. Dept. of economics and Smt. Shailaja, Asst. Prof, Dept.of Comp. Sci.

are the coordinators and Ms Priyanka from 3rd B.Com. is the Secretary for this body.

l To harness women’s multi talents health and saving habits, college Mahila Vedike organized best out

of waste, cooking without fire, Rangoli competitions.

l Awareness programs on health and counseleing were organized. Mr. Satish Attavar, Syndicate Bank,

Ms. Srividya, Roshni Nilaya, were the resource persons.

Sports:

l Annual sports meet was held on 24th Jan 2017. Mr. Gautham Shetty, President, The Torpedoes Sports

club, Haleyangadi, was the chief guest.

l Students organized GDC trophy, an intercollegiate Kabaddi tournament on 16th Jan 2017.

l College sports team hosted Intercollegiate Flood Light Handball Tournament for Men on 1st and 2nd of

March 2017.

l Mr. Akash Suvarna, Mr. Maltesh, Ms. Sushma represented Mangalore university in soft ball (men),

football and soft ball (women) respectively.

l Mr. Viraj, won silver medal in 84kg category for best physique in Mangalore university level.

l Mr. Rithin won 3rd place in 52 kg wrestling held at Mangalore University.

l Our college team won 3rd place in softball intercollegiate tournament at Mangalore university level.

Vermitechnology :

l UGC sponsored Vermitechnology certificate course is coordinated by Mr. Sharath Kumar. Presently

we have an intakeof 26 students for the course.

l Dr. Harish Joshi, Retd. Professor, St. Aloysius College, an expert in vermin technology inaugurated

the activities for this year.

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l Vermicompost was utilized for terrace gardening and the local population is educated on the utilities

of organic manure.

Rotaract Club:

l To understand the social responsibility, club members have participated in prevention of child abuse,

road safety, Swachh Bharat and RYLA under the guidance of Mrs. Shobha, H.O.D . Physics and Mrs.

Veena K, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Comp. Sci.

l Students also visited Chirantana Vridhashrama Surathkal.

PTA:

l PTA honors all students for their outstanding achievements. Mid day meal scheme is sponsored by

the association.

l NMPT, Panambur,Sharada Trust Surathkal and several individuals are the associates in this novel

scheme.

The PTA is associated with most of the students’ activities including teachers’ day celebrations.

l Mr. Gangadhar Poojary, President PTA, Mr. Harish Acharya, Secretary, and Mrs. GeethaK the Joint

Secretary, are the office barriers.

Placement Cell:

l 25 students, financially backward have attended 25 days free training camp held at Vijaya College

Mulky.

l Mr. VamanKamath H.O.D, Mathematics is the Nodal Officer, Placement Cell.

l Mrs. Soumya Kotianand Mr. Ajith, member of JCI of Krishnapura, trained the 3rd B.Com.students in

facing the job interview successfully.

l Sarvajna IAS academy is offering a training program for prospective candidates for IAS and other

competitive examinations like UPSC, KPSC, IBPS, Railway, IPS etc. 30 students have enrolled for

this program.

l Mr. Sajan, faculty of P.G commerce, has undergone training for placement officers, a one day training

program held at Manipal university, sponsored by TCS.

l Seven among the 20 of our BCA students who have attended IBM campus placement programme

held at Alvas Institute of Engineering were selected for employment by companies as shown against

their names.

Infosys HGS, People’s Gamut Prasanna Technologies Hinduja Global Solutions

Nishmitha Ashwath Hemalatha Ashwath Kumar

Rekha Ashitha Meenakshi and Sushma

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l Mr Prashanth Neelavara, asst. prof. GFGC, Kota, offered necessary tips in facing a interviews

sucessfully.

l Mr. Ronal Pinto gave a talk on career guidance to B.A students.

National Youth Festival:

l The students senate organized a week long programme highlighting swami Vivekananda’s ideologies

to youth, from 12thjan 2017.

l A demo on Road safety by RTO Mr. Ravishankar & Mr. Manjunath. And a talk on Values by Namnishtha

Das, ISKCON was also held.

l NrathyaBhajana training programme was provided by Mrs. Rama VenkatRao, at Library.

l The valedictory program was organized by consumer and human rights cell. Together with

MahilaVedike and district legal services authority organized legal awareness program on 19/01/2017.

The program introduced senior civil judge Sri Madhava Gowda and Dr. Jayanth Kumar and Advocate

Shobha Baliga. Advocate H.V Raghavendra spoke on the Menace of Drug .

REPORT ON POST GRADUATE DEPARMENT OF COMMERCE

AND CHEMISTRY

l The M.Com and M.Sc. Batches, since inception, have always secured 100% result which makes us

all very proud.

l Ms. Shwetha Rao secured 11th place in the M.Com final in the academic year 2015-16.

l We have relocated M.Sc. chemistry to the PG Center this year and Industry Institution Interaction Cell

has been formed in collaboration with industry professionals and academic staff in order to implement

industrial academic activities to bridge the gap between the two.

l Industrial Awareness Programmes are held quite offen in association with BASF and MCF.

l Industrial Visit to Mysore and Bangalore was arranged in the month of January 2017.

l The PG placement cell is headed by Mr. Sajan, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Commerce (PG). 26 of our

students have found placement in the corporative sector.

l Various guest lecturers were held:

Dr. VamanBaliga

Dr. ParameshwarBhat

Dr. ShivshankarBhat

Mr. A K Ayya – former CEO Asian paints

Mr. JayaramShriyan- Editor Issues and concerns,Surathkal

Prof Harish Achar- Lectures on Current Issues

Mr. Arvind D

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l Our students participated in inter-collegiate fest conducted by the St. Agnes college Mangalore and

won the 1stprize in HR event.

The college expressed gratitude to all the donors and well wishers who have helped us provide

scholarship to the students , particularly to Sri. Hayagreeva Acharya and Smt. Bharathi Devi of Bhakta

Sri Kuthethur Govinda Dasa Charitable Trust for a whopping sum of Rs. 2,50,000 to 50 students.

This is just a bird’s eye view of various community services programs conducted by the college in association

with various organizations.

All these programs and achievements of students were possible because of the commitment,

dedication and the team spirit of the management, the teaching and non-teaching staff, and the students. I

am particularly indebted to the director Sri P Madhusudan Rao, who has a penchant for decision making and

spends considerable part of this prime time for the effective running of the college on a day to day basis.

Though we are proud of our success, it shall be our endeavor to scale greater height year after year.

Thank you one and all.

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PROFICIENCY PRIZESfor Securing Highest Marks in the Degree Examinations, April 2016.

SL.No. NAME & CLASSOF THE STUDENT

COMPETITION

1 Lareefath I Place in Final B.A. Degree Exam.

Highest marks in Final B.A. History

Highest marks in Final B.A. Economics -

Cash Prize donated by Mrs. Sarah. M Shiri

2 Azvina II Place in Final B.A. Degree Exam

3 Shramitha I Place in Final B.Sc. Degree Exam.

Highest marks in Final Year B.Sc. Chemistry

Highest marks in Final Year B.Sc. Physics

Highest marks in Final B.Sc. (P.C.M) Group -

Cah Prize donated by Dr. B. Muralidhara Rao, Principal,

Govinda Dasa College

4 Sowjanya II Place in Final B.Sc. Degree Exam.

Highest marks in Final Year B.Sc. Physics

Highest marks in Three year B.Sc. (P.C.M.) Group - Cash Prize

donated by Dr. B. Muralidhara Rao, Principal,

Govinda Dasa College

5 Pooja Highest marks in Final B.Sc. Mathematics -Cash Prize donated by

Late Sri. B.N. Herala, retired Lecturer in Mathematics, GDC

6 Shilpa Panambur I Place in Final B.Com. Degree Exam.

7 Shrinidhi II Place in Final B.Com. Degree Exam

Scored 150 out of 150 in V & VI Semester B.Com Taxation. -

Cash prize donated by Sri. Purushothama, Department

of Commerce & Management

8 Sapnaz I Place in Final B.B.M.

9 Fathima Zuhana II Place in Final B.B.M.

Cash Prize donated by Sri. Sahad B.M., 2009-10

Final B.C.A Student, Cash Prize donated by Mrs. Babitha N &

Mrs. Veena. K, Department of Computer Science

(For Final B.C.A. Students)

10 Shriranjini V S I Place in Final B.C.A.

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11 Deekshitha Shashtry II Place in Final B.C.A.

12 Navya Highest marks in Final B.A. Kannada(Opt.)

Highest marks in Final B.A. Kannada (Opt.) (Lady Student)-

Cash Prize donated by Sathish Pamidy California

13 Swathi Highest marks in Final B.Com. Accountancy

14 Kshithija Patel Highest marks in Final B.Com. Accountancy

15 Suraksha S I Place in Second Year B.A.

16 Geethanjali II Place in Second Year B.A.

17 Rachana Rao H I Place in Second Year B.Sc. -

Cash prize donated by Sunitha Kumari, M.Sc. Student,

Kuvempu University Study Centre

Highest marks in Second Year B.Sc. Chemistry

Highest marks in both I and II Year Degree Sanskrit

Cash prize awarded by Dr. Narahari Das,

Vice President, H.V.Sangha in memory of his partents

Smt. Bharathi Devi & Sri. Hayagreeva Acharya

18 Keerthana U II Place in Second Year B.Sc. cash prize donated by Sunitha KumariHighest marks in Second Year B.Sc. Kannada

19 Deeksha K Shriyan I Place in Second Year B.Com. - cash prize donated byDr. P.Subba Rao, ShediguddaHighest marks in English in Both I & II Year Degree total

20 Ruthika R II Place in Second Year B.Com.

Highest marks in Second Year B.Com. Hindi

21 Amrutha & Second Highest marks in both I and II Year Degree SanskritAshwini Cash prize awarded by Dr. Narahari Das, Vice President,

H.V.Sangha in memory of his partents Smt. Bharathi Devi &Sri. Hayagreeva Acharya

22 Prashantha I Place in Second Year B.B.M.

23 S Pallavi II Place in Second Year B.B.M.

24 Rekha Y I Place in Second Year B.C.A.

25 Bareera II Place in Second Year B.C.A.

26 Deekshitha Highest marks in Second Year B.A. Hindi

27 Chayalaxmi R K Highest marks in Second Year B.Sc. Hindi

28 Lavanya Highest marks in Second Year B.A. Kannada

29 Srilatha Highest marks in Second Year B.Com. Kannada

30 Chaithra I Place in First Year B.A.

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31 Shameena II Place in First Year B.A.

32 S Asha Bhandarkar I Place in First Year B.Sc.

Highest marks in First Year B.Sc. Chemistry

33 Prithvi II Place in First Year B.Sc.

34 Vrinda Konnar I Place in First Year B.Com. cash prize donated by Dr. P.Subba Rao, Shedigudda

35 Vaishnavi M N II Place in First Year B.Com.

36 Pooja A S I Place in First Year B.C.A.

37 Harshita Tina D Souza II Place in First Year B.C.A.

38 Prize donated by Sri. Pradeepa Ananda Shetty, Department of Commerce & Mgt

for students getting 150 out of 150 in V Semester Cost & Mgt. Accounting

1 Gowrav, III B.Com (B)Akshatha, III B.Com.(B)

for student getting 150 out of 150 in VI Semester Cost & Mgt. Accounting

2 Leelavathi

Cash Prize donated by Sri. Vageesh. S, Department of Sanskrit in memory of his father Late

Dwivedi Sitarama Shastry for students securing highest marks in I and II Year Degree Sanskrit

1 Suraksha S, II B.A.

2 Rachana Rao, II B.Sc

3 Deeksha K Shriyan, II B.Com(B)

4 Devika, I B.Sc.

5 Vrinda Konnar, I B.Com.(B)

6 Harshita Tina D Souza, I B.C.A

Cash Prize donated by 1984-85 Batch B.Sc. Students for securing

1 S. Asha Bhandarkar Highest marks in First Year B.Sc.

2 Rachana Rao H Highest marks in Second Year B.Sc.

3 Shramitha Highest marks in Final B.Sc. & Final Year B.Sc. Physics

4 Sowjanya Highest marks in Final B.Sc. Physics


COMPETITION


COMPETITION

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Cash Prize donated by Sri. Anantha Bhat. C, Ex. Office Superintendent , Govinda Dasa

College, Surathkal for securing

1 Lareefath (BA) Highest marks in Overall B.A/ B.Sc./B.Com./B.B.M./B.C.A

2 Sowjanya (BSc) Degree Examinations, April 2016

3 Shilpa Panambur (Bcom)

4 Sapnaz (BBM)

5 Deekshitha Shastry (BCA)

Cash Prize donated by Sri. Harisha Acharya, Department of Economics, Govinda Dasa

College, Surathkal for securing

Shameena (207) Highest marks in First Year B.A. Economics

Geethanjali (184) Highest marks in Second Year B.A. Economics

Lareefath (484) Highest marks in Final Year B.A. Economics

Ruthika R (171) Highest marks in International Trade & Finance (III & IV Sem Total)

Vrinda Konnar (180) Highest marks in Business Economics & Money &P.Fin. (Total)

Cash Prize donated by Dr. Ishwara Bhat S, Department of Physics, Govinda Dasa College,

Surathkal presently re-deployed to St. Aloysius College. For securing

Shramitha (1170) I Highest marks in Physics (Total 6 Semester B.Sc.)

Sowjanya (1158) II Highest marks in Physics (Total 6 Semester B.Sc.)

Sathish V Rao Memorial Cash Prize donated by Mrs. Shobana Mannur, Mannagudda.

Geethanjali (398) Student studying in Final Year B.A. and Secured highest marks inEconomics (four semester total)

Cash Prize donated by Dr. Ashalatha P, Department of Political Science, Govinda Dasa College,

Surathkal

Sapna Chavan (499) Student studying in Final Year B.A. and Secured highest marks inPolitical Science (four semester total)

Prize for Final B.A. student who is Best in Studies as well as extra-curricular activities :Prize donated Humanities Department, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal

1. Deeksha , III B.A


COMPETITION


COMPETITION

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Prize for Final B.Sc. student who is Best in Studies as well as extra-curricular activities :Prize donated Old Student’s of 1983-84 B.Sc. Batch

1. Chayalaxmi R K , III B.Sc.2. Krithika Upadhya , III B.Sc.

Prize for Final B.Com. student who is Best in Studies as well as extra-curricular activities :Prize donated Department of Commerce and Business Management

1. Deeksha K Shriyan , III B.Com.

Prize for Final B.B.M. student who is Best in Studies as well as extra-curricular activities :Prize donated Department of Commerce and Business Management

Prize donated by Kishore & Preetham in the name of Late Ganesh Prasad.

1. Shreya , III B.B.M.

Prize for Final B.C.A. student who is Best in Studies as well as extra-curricular activities :Prize donated by Department of Computer Science

1. Ashitha Kalkura, III B.C.A..

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For Degree - Prize donated by Sri. K. Balakrishna, Ex Librarian, Govinda Dasa College

1. Prajna K, III B.Com

Dr. B. R Samaga Award for the Final Year student who is Best mainly in extra-curricular activities :Prise instituted by Dr. B. R. Samaga, Ex-Director Administration, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal.

1. Prarthana J , III B.Com. (B)

Sri. Rakesh Hosabettu, Lecturer, Govinda Dasa Pu College sponsored Cash prize to one student offinal year who has shown outstanding performances & leadership qualities at various cultural &

co-curricular activities during three years.this year prize is shared between 2 students

1. Mahantesh P , III B.A

2. Karthik Rao , III B.Sc

The Best User of the Library of the Year 2016-17 (¥ÀÄ¸ÀÛPÀ ¦æÃw ¥ÀÄgÀ¸ÁÌgÀ) For Degree -Cash Prize donated by Mrs. Saigeetha, M.A. in the name of Late Dr. H. Seetharamachar.

1. Prinyanka K, III B.Com.(A).

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COLLEGE DAY LITERARY COMPETITION - 2016-2017

Sl. No. Name & Class of the Student Competition

1 Vaishnavi M N, II B.Com(B) I Prize in Kannada BhavageethaI Prize in Kannada Kavana RachanaI Prize in Kannada Extempore

2 Manish, III B.Com (A) II Place in Kannada Kavana RachanaII Prize in Cartoon DrawingII Prize in Eastern Solo Music Competition

3 Neethu S Nair, I B.Com.(A) I Prize in English Essay CompetitionI Prize in English Elocution Competition

4 Pratheeksha G, III B.Sc I Prize in Eastern Solo Music Competition

I Prize in Western Song (Solo)

5 Shivani, III B.Com. (B) I Prize in Western Song (Solo)

I Place - Best Female Performer in Inter Class Variety Competition

II Prize in Classical Music

6 Disha Mahadev Raikar, I B.Sc. I Prize in Hindi Essay

II Prize in Rangoli Competition

7 Padmini Kumari P , I B.Sc. I Prize in Ramayana Rasaprasne

II Prize in Rangoli Competition

8 Chayalaxmi R K, III B.Sc. I Place in Master of Ceremony in Inter Class Variety Competition

II Prize in Kannada Extempore

9 Pawan Kumar S, II B.Com. (B) I Prize in Pick & Act

10 Vrinda Konnar, II B.Com. (B) I Prize in Pencil Sketch

11 Neel Kamal , II B.Sc. I Prize in Hindi Elocution

12 Sanketh S Shetty, I B.Com. (B) I Prize in General Knowledge (Quiz)

13 Manjunatha , I B.Com (B). I Prize in Painting

14 Deeksha K Shriyan, III B.Com (B) I Prize in Rangoli Competition

15 M Shrikala Bhat, III B.Com (B) I Prize in Rangoli Competition

16 Kavya A, III B.Com. (A) I Prize in Cartoon Drawing

17 Trupthi, III B.Com. (B) I Prize in Cartoon Drawing

18 Veekshitha, II B.Com.(B) I Prize in English Essay Competition

19 Keerthi Kumari, III B.Sc I Prize in Classical Music

20 Mahesh S, I B.Com (B) I Place - Best Male Performer in Inter Class Variety Competition

21 Prathiksha K, I B.Sc. I Place - Best Female Performer in Inter Class Variety Competition

22 Anirudh Jeevan Ullal, III B.A. II Place - Best Male Performer in Inter Class Variety Competition

23 Gayathri S, I B.Sc. II Place - Best Female Performer in Inter Class Variety Competition

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24 Kirthan Kumar, III B.Com.(A) II Place in Master of Ceremony in Inter Class Variety Competition

25 Vidhisha Baikampady, I B.Com (B) II Prize in Kannada Bhavageetha

26 Shashwitha B Shetty, III B.Com. (B) II Prize in Pick & Act

27 Meena Poonam, I B.C.A. II Prize in Hindi Essay

28 Brijesha, II B.C.A. II Prize in Pencil Sketch

29 Priyamvadha, I B.Com. (B) II Prize in Hindi Elocution

30 Aruna, II B.Com (A). II Prize in Hindi Elocution

31 Ramya S, I B.Sc II Prize in General Knowledge (Quiz)

32 Chaithra , I B.Com (B). II Prize in Painting

33 Sushma Prabhu, II B.Com. (B) II Prize in Cartoon Drawing

34 Ancila Flavia D Leema, II B.Com. (B) II Prize in English Essay Competition

35 Asha Bhandarkar S, II B.Sc II Prize in English Elocution Competition

36 Bhumika V. J, II B.Sc II Prize in English Elocution Competition

37 Skandaprasad Gurumurthy Udupa, I B.Com.(B) II Prize in Ramayana Rasaprasne

38 Rashmi Kumari, III B.Sc. III Prize in Classical Music

39 Mohammed Rahil, III B.Com (B) II Prize in Eastern Solo Music Competition

40 Prarthana J, III B.Com (B) III Prize in Eastern Solo Music Competition

41 Krithika Upadhya , II B.Sc. II Prize in Western Song (Solo)

42 Suchithra S Rao , III B.Com(B) II Prize in Western Song (Solo)

43 Chayalaxmi R K , III B.Sc I Prize in Kannada Essay

44 Ashwini , III B.Sc. II Prize in Kannada Essay

45 Rekha Y , III B.C.A. I Prize in Best out of Waste

46 Nithya V , III B.C.A. I Prize in Best out of Waste

47 P Tulasi Jagadamba , III B.C.A. I Prize in Best out of Waste

48 Bareera , III B.C.A. II Prize in Best out of Waste

49 Navyashree B , III B.C.A. II Prize in Best out of Waste

Cash Prize donated by Parent Teachers Association, Govinda Dasa Collegefor Fancy Dress Solo winners.

1 I Plrize in Fancy Dress Competition Prajna K, III B.Com. (B) &Vrinda Konnar, II B.Com. (B)

2 I Prize in Fancy Dress Competition Kiran, III B.Com(A)

3 III Prize in Fancy Dress Competition Mahantesh P, III B.A.4 Consolation Prize in Fancy Dress Competition Chaithra, I B.Com.(A) &

Chaithra H, I B.Com.(B)

Cooking Without Fire Competition :

1 I Prize Prathiksha, III B.Sc.

Keerthi Kumari, III B.Com.(A)Chayalaxmi R K, III B.Sc.

2 II Prize Sulaiman Rameez, III B.Com.(A)Faiz Ahammed, III B.Com.(A)Mahammed Naushad, III B.Com.(A)

3 III Prize Krithika Upadhya, III B.Sc.Rachana Rao H, III B.Sc.Megha, III B.Sc.

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EXTRA CURRICULAR GROUP PRIZES

Sl. No. Competition

1 INTER CLASS VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT COMPETITION:BEST PERFORMING CLASS :Prize donated by Parent Teacher Association, Govinda Dasa College, SuratkalI Prize : III B.Sc.II Prize : II B.Com (B).III Prize : III B.Com (B).

2 MUSIC COMPETITIONEASTERN (GR0UP) SONG :-(Prize Donated by Mrs. Chandramathi R. Rao, Ex. Library Staff,Govinda Dasa College,)Prize donated by Sri. K. Raghupathi Rao, Darmaprakash, Chennai.I Prize : Prarthana J & Party, III B.Com(B).II Prize : Krithika Upadhya & Party, III B.ScIII Prize : Harshith & Party, III B.Com.(A)

WESTERN GROUP SONG : -Prize donated byI Prize : Deeksha K Shriyan & Party, III B.Com(B)II Prize : Krithika Upadhya & Party, III B.Sc.

3 DASA KEERTHANE COMPETITIONPrize donated by Pro. K. Rajamohan Rao, Ex. Principal, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal (2500)I Prize : Shefali N Karkera & Party, II B.Sc.II Prize : Prarthana J & Party, III B.Com(B)II IPrize : Suchithra S Rao & Party, III B.Com(B)

4 FANCY DRESS COMPETITION (GROUP)Cash Prize donated by Donated by Dr. B. Muralidhara Rao,Principal, Govinda Dasa College,Surathkal (2500)Students Union 1995-96 in memory of Late K.Jagadish Jain, Lecturer in Commerce and by CollegeI Prize : Deekshith & Party, II B.Com.(B). Anirudh Jeevan Ullal & Party, III B.A.II Prize : Chayalaxmi R. K & Party, III B.Sc.III Prize : Trupthi & Party, III B.Com (B)

5 INTER CLASS QUIZ COMPETITION FOR COMPUTER STUDENTSCash Prize donated by Department of Computer Science & Computer ApplicationI Prize : Vishwas, Siddanth Shetty, Vishwesh R Anchan I B.C.A.II Prize : Deekshith R Shetty, Nagaraja, Sumayya Parveen, II B.C.A.

6 CONSUMER & HUMAN RIGHTS CELLCompetition conducted on behalf of Human Rights Day (Cash Prizes)POSTER WRITING COMPETITIONI Prize : Rashmi Kumari, III B.Sc.II Prize : Nishmitha, Rakshitha, Amrutha, I B.Com(B).III Prize : Keerthana Malli, II B.Com(B).COLLAGE COMPETITIONI Prize : Azreena Havva, I B.Sc.II Prize : Ramya S, I B.Sc.III Prize : Sajida, II B.A.

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SPECIAL PRIZES - 2016-2017

Sl. No. Competition

1 Best Outgoing N.C.C. Cadets - 2016-17

Cash Prize donated by Lt. Sudha Shetty, N.C.C. Officer, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal

1. S/UO Vijay , III B.A.

2. S/UO Nishmitha M, III B.C.A.

Cash Prze to Pratheeksha, III B.Sc. (Special Achiever)

Cash Prize donated by Dr. B. Muralidhar Rao, Principal, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal

Sumithra Bhandary S, I B.Com.(B). (Represented Republic Day Parade)

2 Best Outgoing N.S.S. Volunteer of the Year - 2016-17

Cash Prize donated by Sathish Shetty, Ex- Student and N.S.S. Volunteer, GDC and Manager,

Buntara Bhavana, Surathkal.

Prize donated by Thadambail Friends in the name of Late Amar D. Shetty (200)

1. Kiran, III B.Com (A)

2. Prarthana J, III B.Com (B).

2 Best Outgoing Sports Student - 2016-17

Cash Prize Donated by Dr. B. Muralidhara Rao, Principal, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal

1. Akash Suvarna, III B.Com (A)

2. Sushma S, III B.Com (A).

3 GOLD MEDAL’ for the Best outgoing student of Govinda Dasa College

Gold Medal ‘instituted by Dr. B. R. Samaga, Ex-Director-Administrarion,

Govinda Dasa College and

Prize donated by Prof. Y. V. Rathnakara Rao, Rtd. Principal, G.D.C, Suratkal (350)

Nishmitha M, III B.C.A.

4 Best Class Award

The Prize has been bagged by

I Prize : III B.Com. (B)

II Prize : III B.Com. (A) & III B.Sc.

III Prize : II B.Com. (B)

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Late Rathnavathi Shedthi Memorial Scholarship donated by Smt. Prema KarunakarShetty and her children, Mumbai towards the scholarships to the Engineering

& Medical students.

Sl.No. Name of the students

Presently studying institution

name and CourseAmount Signature

1 Mr. Vikyath Shetty III Year M.B.B.S. 4000.00S/o Pramod Kumar Shetty K.M.C, MangaloreNavagiri NagaraHosabettu- 575 019.

2 Ms. Pallavi Rao Engineering Student 4000.00

D/o Manjunatha RaoRegent ParkHosabettu

COLLEGE DAY & UNION DAY - 2015-2016

PROFICIENCY PRIZES.

Several donors have generously donated towards our institution. On this occasion we sincerelythank all the donors and their family members.The donors are :

1 Vidyadayinee Old Students Assn.

2 Sri. H.Sanjeeva Rao, Hosabettu

3 Late Sri. B.N.Herala, Retired Lecturer, Govinda Dasa College

4 Sri H.R.Srinivasa Rao, Karnataka Bank

5 Sri. Gopala Krishna Rao, Mysore.

6 Family of Late Sri. B.V. Krishnaiah, Advocate, Mangalore.

7 Sri H. Subhachandra Hatwar, Kundapur in memory of Late H.S. Hatwar & Late Amba Bai.

8 P.R.Achar & P.N.Achar, Suratkal.

9 Sri. Vaman Iddya, Suratkal

10 Sri.Sathish Pamidy, California

11 Sri. A.Shankaranarayana Bhat, M.A.,

12 Students Union 1990-91


14 Family of Late Smt.T.Anusuya Bai, Retired Headmistress, Kulai, Hosabettu.

15 Dr.B.Muralidhara Rao, M.Sc.,Ph.D., Principal, Govinda Dasa College, Suratkal.

16 Dr.J.I shwara Bhat, M.Sc., Ph.D., Professor in Chemistry, Mangalore University

17 Kodical Narayana Bhat, Iddya

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18 Family of Late Sri. M.Shankaranarayanayya, Retd. Headmaster, Kulai.

19 Sri Vageesha Shastri, M.A. Lecturer in Govinda Dasa College.

20 Family of Late P.Dayananda Rao, Ashokanagar, Mangalore.

21 Dr.P.Subba Rao, Shedigudda, Mangalore- 3,

22 Family of Late Sri. I. V. Rama Rao

23 Prof. Y. V. Rathnakara Rao, retired Principal, Govinda Dasa College


25 Final Year Degree Students of 1986-87 Batch

26 Final Year Degree B.Com. Students of 1996-97 Batch

27 Thadambail Friends, Suratkal.

28 Student Union of 1995-96.

29 Dr. K. Narahari Das & Family, Kuthethoor.

30 Sri. K. Raghupathi Rao, Darmaprakash, Chennai.

31 Mrs. Saigeetha, M.A. in memory of Late Dr. H. Seetharamachar (Dr. C. Hosabettu)

32 Smt. Kusuma V. Rao in memory of Late Bala Vyasa Rao, Mangalore.

33 Mrs. Veena.K and Mrs. Babitha. N., Department of Computer Science

34 Mrs. Chandramathi R. Rao, Ex. Library Staff, Govinda Dasa College, Suratkal.

35 Mrs. Saraha M. Shiri in the name of Late Sri Paul Shiri, Retired Principal

36 Mr. Kishore & Preetham in memory of Late Ganesh Prasad

37 Old Student of 1983-84 B.Sc. Batch

38 Old Student of 1984-85 B.Sc. Batch

39 Parent Teachers Association, Govinda Dasa College

40 Mrs. Prema Karunakar Shetty & her Children in memory of Late Rathnavathi Shedthi

41 Sri. C. Anantha Bhat, Ex. Office Superintendent, Govinda Dasa College

42 Mr. Shahad B. M, 2009-10 Final Year B.C.A. Student

43 Dr. B.R. Samaga, Ex. Director Administration, Govinda Dasa College

44 Sri. K. Balakrishna, Ex. Librarian, Govinda Dasa College

45 Mrs. Shobhana Mannur, Mannagudda, Mangalore

46 Prof. Rajamohan Rao, retired Principal, Govinda Dasa College

47 Lt. Sudha U, N.C.C. Officer, Govinda Dasa College, Surathkal

48 Dr. Ishwar Bhat. S, Department of Physics, Govinda Dasa College

49 Sri. Harish Acharya, Department of Economics, Govinda Dasa College

50 Dr. Ashalatha P, Department of Political Science, GDC

51 By Humanities Department, Department of Commerce & Management, Department of Computer Science

52 Mrs. Sunitha Kumari

53 Sri. Rakesh Hosabettu, Lecturer, Govinda Dasa Pu College

54 Sri. Sathish Shetty, Manager, Bantara Bhavana

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NAME OF THE STUDENTS WHO HAVE DONATED BLOODDURING THE YEAR 2016-17

Sl. No. Name Class

1 Shravan III B.B.M.

2 Nishanth T III B.Com. (A)

3 Charan III B.Com. (A)

4 Akash III B.Com. (A)

5 Dhanush III B.B.M.

6 Athul III B.Com. (A)

7 Likitha III B.Com. (A)

8 Kavya III B.Com. (A)

9 Deeksha M Shetty II B.Com. (A)

10 Prafulla II B.Com. (A)

11 KarthikRao III B.Sc.

12 Yajnesh III B.Sc.

13 Nishanth Jain III B.Com. (A)

14 Namrutha III B.Com. (A)

15 Varsha III B.Com. (A)

16 Ramya III B.Com. (A)

17 Nikitha III B.Com. (A)

18 Akhith III B.Com. (B)

19 Nithin III B.Com. (A)

20 Prajwal II B.Com. (A)

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SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE YEAR 2016-17Bhakta Shri Kuthethur Govinda Dasa Charitable Trust Foundation

Award of Sri Hayagreeva Acharya and Smt. Bharathi Devi Scholarships

Sl. No. Name Class Amount

1 Yashwini I B.com. (B) 5000.00

2 Amrutha I B.Com.(A) 5000.00

3 Chitra I B.Com. 5000.00

4 Manjula Pakeerappa Duragannavara I B.com. 5000.00

5 Kaushik M S I B.Com. (A) 5000.00

6 Dhanya II B.Com. 5000.00

7 Chinmaya II B.Com. 5000.00

8 Pooja Rao Ii B.Com 5000.00

9 Vrinda Konnar II B.Com. 5000.00

10 Anusha II B.com. 5000.00

11 Vaishnavi M N II B.com 5000.00

12 Prafulla G II B.Com. 5000.00

13 Prithvi A Acharya II B.com. 5000.00

14 Nikhitha Ameen III B.Com. 5000.00

15 Gowrav III B.Com. 5000.00

16 Priyanka K III B.Com. 5000.00

17 Gowthami III B.Com. 5000.00

18 Manish III B.Com. 5000.00

19 Nisha I B.Sc. 5000.00

20 Gayathri S I B.Sc. 5000.00

21 Shamanthi K H III BSc. 5000.00

22 Pratheeksha III B.Sc. 5000.00

23 Arpitha G Rao I BCA 5000.00

24 Vishwas I BCA 5000.00

25 Deepika I BCA 5000.00

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26 Ashwath Kumar III BCA 5000.00

27 Sushma S III B.Com. 5000.00

28 Rishab R Rao I B.Com. 5000.00

29 M. Muralidhar I B.Com. 5000.00

30 Shetty Nikitha Harish II B.A 5000.00

31 Ashwitha I MSc. 5000.00

32 Rakshitha R I MSc 5000.00

33 Rashmi Bharadwaj K II MSc 5000.00

34 Shetty Adesh Ashok II MSc. 5000.00

35 Ramachandra Udupa I M.com. 5000.00

36 Prajna I M.com. 5000.00

37 Shilpa Panambur I M.com. 5000.00

38 Sanath Kumar II M.Com. 5000.00

39 Melson Dsouza II M.Com. 5000.00

40 Pooja I M.Sc. 5000.00

AVVASHYA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPAllcargo Logistic Ltd., Kottara, Mangalore - 575 006

Sl. No Name Class of Study Amount

1 CHETHAN S SHETTY I B.COM 4000.00

2 NITESH I B.C.A 4000.00

3 K. S. VARUN PILLAI I B.C.A 4000.00

4 NITHESH D. SALIAN II B.COM 4000.00

5 AKASH II B.COM 4000.00

6 DEEKSHA M. SHETTY II B.COM. 4000.00

7 KRIPA A SHETTY II B.COM. 4000.00

8 PREETHAM R. SHETTY II B.COM. 4000.00

9 VEEKSHITHA II B.COM. 4000.00

10 SHIVANI II B.SC 4000.00

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11 NISHMITHA SHETTY III B.A 4000.00

12 GOWRAV III B.COM. 4000.00

13 RAMYASHREE SHETTY III B.COM. 4000.00

14 SHETTY LIKITHA DAYANAND III B.COM. 4000.00

15 PRATHIKSHA III B.SC. 4000.00

16 MEENAKSHI III B.C.A 4000.00

17 ASHWINI III B.C.A 4000.00

18 SHREYA III BBM 4000.00

19 MALLIKA I B.A 4000.00

20 SHASHANKA I B.A 4000.00

21 SURAJ SHETTY I B.COM 4000.00

22 SWATHI N. P. I B.COM 4000.00

23 SNEHAL SHETTY I B.COM 4000.00

24 NISHMITHA I B.COM 4000.00

25 RAKSHITHA B. I B.SC. 4000.00

26 RASHMI MCOM-1 8000.00

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From Failure to Success

“The quickest road to success is to possess an

attitude of ‘no fear’ towards failure.

The sweetest victory is the one that’s the most

difficult, the one that requires you to reach down deep

inside, to fight with every thing you’ve , to be willing to

sacrifice everything out there on the battle field-

without knowing, until-that do-or die moment, if your

heroic effort will be enough.

Failure is just the first stage of success. Only those

who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.

Life is like a roller coaster, it has its ups and downs.

But it’s your choice to scream or to enjoy the ride. As

the well known quote goes “Practice makes man

perfect”. To succeed in your life, you need a lot of

hard work, and self-interest on the particular work.

Those who try to do something and fail… are infinitely

better than those who try to do nothing and succeed.

Yes, many failures behind a victory is the greatest

success of life. And we always learn something in each

failure. We try to correct our mistakes. But the sudden

success may not be permanent and it’s not the

successful victory. If a person wins for the first time

but fails in the second stage, then they call it as luck

and not a successful victory.

One of the biggest secrets to success in operating

inside your strength zone but outside of your comport

zone. Everything is possible, but the only thing we

need is fearless mindset, perfect preparation and

positive attitude.

It doesn’t matter what resources you have, if you

don’t know how to use them, they will never be enough.

So friends,

“Before you Quit, Try”

Nishmitha, III B.C.A

The Inner Meaning of Life…

Life and love go hand in hand

Trust and relation too

When all are busy with their errand,

And, no one really brothers to.

Life is after all a game,

You never have to behave being the same.

Life comprises of many creatures,

And all paly their rolein nature.

Why bother about your future, I say,

If you aren’t concerned about today!

You can never run away,

Nor spin the opposite way.

What must happen will happen that day,

Even if you don’t want it that way!

Find the inner meaning of life,

It’s not like, being or finding a wife.

Shrinidhi I, 15139, II B.Sc.

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Zero is a Hero

Would it be right if you say, zero is ‘nothing’? Well, the answer is ‘yes’ and ‘no’.

Zero indeed represents ‘nothing’ but without it maths and calculation would be

difficult, if not impossible. Zero, in fact is a mystery number . It will make no

difference if you omit it when counting, adding or subtracting from a normal number,

but put it to the right of a number and, as if by magic, that number increases ten-

fold! Multiply it by another number, the answer is always ‘zero’. Division by ‘zero’

is problematic and calculators will not perform the task, rather it would register an

error. Clearly ‘zero’ is something and not ‘nothing’.

It took man a long time indeed to come up with the symbol ‘0’. It came into use only much after he began

writing and also after he succeeded in representing the numbers 1-9. The Babylonians were the first who

attempted to denote ‘zero’. In their arithmetic, they left a space where a ‘zero’ was required. This was

sometimes unnoticeable and therefore overlooked. It resulted in much confusion. For instance, in a number

like 4016 a separator was used between 4 and 1, but when this was overlooked, the number would be taken

as 416. The Babylonians failed to conceptualize ‘0’ as a symbol. It is believed that Greek astronomers took

the first step towards achieving this. They used a coin as a counter when counting on sand-boards. When

the counter was removed, it left a depression in the sand which looked like a ‘0’. Egyptian astronomers also

seemed to have used it, but it fell into disuse.

It was in India that numerals and the number system were unambiguously used. The Indians first used to

denote an empty place. Around 500 AD, Aryabhatta devised a number system, but it had no 0 in it. He used

the word ‘kha’ for position which was later used as the name for ‘zero’. The first record of the Indian use of the

‘0’ is sun in 876 AD. An inscription in the town of Gwalior says a garden measuring 187 by 270 hastas was

planted to yield 50 garlands a day for the local temple. The numbers 270 and 50 appear as they would today,

though ‘0’ is slightly smaller and raised.

The Arabs adopted the Indian system of numerals. It’s from the ‘sifr’ that the word ‘apher’ originates. They

passed it on to Western mathematicians and ‘0’ as a number and symbol was established.

As we all now know, zero is an important and integral part of mathematics and more especially, of the

decimal system of counting. One has only to think of the enormous difference between. 001, 01, .1 1and

10,100 to release the power and importance of ‘0’. As Shakunthala Devi points out, zero has the ability to

destroy all other numbers- zero times any thing is zero.

Zero is no mean hero, for it can create problems even today. Recently many people

celebrated the new millennium on January 1, 2000. They were really celebrating only the

passing of 1999 years. When the calendar was set up , no ‘0’ was specified. The third

millennium and 21st century started only on January 1, 2000!!!!

Moksha, II B.Sc., 15113

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Number Fun…..

Think of number Take a number,

Multiply it by 3 Double it.

Add 6 to the result Add 12

Subtract it from the first number used Subtract the original number

Answer: 2 Answer: 4

Think of a number Think of a number

Double the number Double it

Add 9 to result Add 9

Sub 3 from result Subtract 3

Divide the result by 2 Divided by 2

Sub the number from the first Subtract your original number

Number started with Answer: 3

Answer: 3

Think of any number

Add 7 to it.

Multiply the number by 2

Sub 4 with the result

Divide the result by 2

Subtract it from the number started with

Answer: 5

Priya, II B.Sc., 15103

Did you know?

• Rabbits and parrots can see what is behind them without turning their head.

• Apple floats on water and, have you ever put an apple into the water and noticed the apple float on

water? It is because apples are made of 25% air.

• The number FOUR-is the only number that has the same number alphabets.

• Gold fish can see both infrared and ultra violet light.

• Insects donot make noise with their voice. The noise of bees, mosquitoes and other buzzing

insets is caused by rapidly Flapping their wings.

• The word “LISTEN” contains the same letters as the word “SILENT”

• A Chameleon’s tongue in twice as long as its body.

Prarthana, II B.Sc., 15115

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International Women’s Day

8 March is celebrated as International Women’s

Day worldwide. It is celebrated to show respect,

appreciation and love towards women for the

economic, political and social achievements. Each

International Women’s Day has a theme associated

with it. The theme for 2017 International Women’s

Day is “Be Bold for Change”. This day highlights

serious issues like women empowerment and

gender equality which is equal rights as men.

Various events are organized on this day across the

world, which are specially focused on women. This

day is about recognizing the achievements of women

and their progress.

To celebrate the true spirit of women, one day is

not enough. Each day brings a new challenge and

women are ready to face them.

Nishmitha III B.C.A.

Be Positive

Love is the strength that could keep grounded!

Let off all the hatred and let love be your virtue!

Spread and share love to everyone around you!

That’s the best way to live.

When you are happy, you spread happiness

All around you… Happiness is like the

fragrance of a rose

You can’t limit the fragrance to yourself.

It spreads to everyone… willingly,

unwillingly…

And sets a curve on either’s face that sets

everything right!

Be like a tree… No matter how many stones of

Negativity people throw on you, you shouldn’t get

Affected! In return, you should still continue

Giving the joy of fruits to everyone, unconditionally.

Likhitha, III B.Com. A

A Strong Woman

A Strong Woman

is one who feels deeply

And loves fiercely.

Her tears flow just as abundantly

As her laughter

A Strong Woman

Is both soft and powerful.

She is both practical and spiritual

A Strong Woman

In essence

is a gift to the world.

Bhagyashree, II B.Sc.

SHE IS A WOMAN….

She is a mother, daughter, wife, sister.

She is a person. She is strong, smart, crafty.

She is passionate, courageous, generous.

She is action, emotion, devotion.

She gives you life.

She give you respect, love, gratitude.

She believes in you.

She will nurture you, fight for you.

She has a brain and knows how to use it.

She deserves nothing less from you.

She is of course A Super Human.

Neethu S Nair, I B.Com

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Interesting Facts about India

1. Around a 100 million years ago, India was an island.

2. India’s name is derived from the “Indus” river

3. Indus Valley civilization is the world’s oldest civilization.

4. India has the world’s third longest active army, after China and USA.

5. Every 12 years, a religious gathering called the Kumbh Mela occurs in India. It is the world’s

largest gathering of people. The gathering is so large that the Kumbh Mela is visible from the

space.

6. India has more mosques (300000 mosques) than any other nations in the world.

7. And the third largest Muslim population in the world.

8. Takshila is said to be the first university in the world. It started around 700 BC.

9. India has the largest English speaking population in the world.

10. At an estimate, 25% of the total workforce of the world’s population will be from India in the next year or so.

11. India’s first rocket was brought on cycle and a satellites on bullock cart.

12. Until 1986, the only place where diamonds had been officially found was in India.

13. Around the 17th Century, India was one the richest country in the world.

14. Today, India is the world’s third largest economy.

15. Chai is India’s National drink

16. India is the world’s largest importer of arms. But India has never

invaded or attacked a country.

Justice

People say, we stand today in hope with millions across the country and indeed, the world that justice will

prevail in all cases but in many of the cases justice is not being prevailed.

Women continue to face violence in every space they occupy, including their own homes, public transport

and at workplace. There have been many attacks on women and girls, some accompanies huge media

coverage, but most taking place away from the public glare.

In case of man with no political background, no god father, commits a single mistake, he will be subjected

to harsh punishments. We can see many similar examples in our day to day life where a common man gets

harsh punishments and so called rich people escape even after committing the crimes.

So what exactly is Justice? Does justice depend on the basis of money, caste, gender, political power etc?

Yes, it is purely dependent on money. Every individual needs to think about this seriously and as young

responsible citizens we need to treat everyone equally and we should not entertain people who divide India on

the basis of money, politics, caste, etc. If every one thinks in similar manner and follows protesting the same

then I am sure that everyone will get equal Justice and we can make CORRUPT FREE INDIA

Shrikala Bhat, III B.Com B

Swathi S,IIIB.Com.A

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Amazing Facts about Human Body

• The human body is an example of a complex system with many sets of interacting parts that work

to keep the human machine running such as heart beats 103,680 times, blood travels 19000 km,

digestive system processes 3.5kg of waste and lungs take in 438 cubic feet of air etc., in a day anin average.

• Our brain contains about 14,000 million cells and has the capacity to do about trillion calculations

per second.

• There are about 96500 km of blood vessels in a human body. A distance equal to 2.5 times around

the world.

• On an average, we take in about 23000 breaths every day and one day’s breathing uses about

11,000 liters of air.

• A powerful sneeze’s speed is upto 160 km/hr, is more than the force of a hurricane.

• The human ear can distinguish between hundreds of thousands of different sounds.

• Tongue is the strongest muscle in your body for its size, and every person has a unique tongue

print.

• Not all your taste buds are on tongue. 10% are on the insides of your cheeks. The average person

has 10,000 taste buds.

• About 10 million shades of colour can a person’s eye detect.

• A normal human brain can store more information than from full of books and it can shrink up to

15% as its age.

Shriraksha, III B.Com. (B)

Source: Internet

ConfusionShould i start as all do?

Or should it be something new

Should the words rhyme

Or must it be personification this time

ShouldI fill it with metaphors?

Or should it be similes?

Must it be a romantic one??

Or a tragedy?

Must I write about the great Indian Jungle?

Or about Mr.Mangal

Should it be about the Vampires?

Or the mighty empires

Can you please tell me?

What it should be???

Mishriya, II B.A 15001

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Selflessness Motivates Us

Towards the end of the year 1997, many countries in South East Asia suffered from a massive

financial crisis. Amongst these, South Korea was perhaps the most affected, where the Korean currency

“Won” depreciated so much rapidly, that it left a huge USO SO Billion hole in the country’s economy.

This rapid downfall collapsed and crushed the very back bone of South Korean economy. Many banks

and industrial houses had to close down. And yet the way these citizens responded is very unique

example in history.

In January 1998, South Korea started a campaign called “Collect Gold for Love of Korea” with the

help of Samsung, Hyundai and Daewoo corporation. The government simply applied citizens to donate

their gold voluntarily. And to the surprise of the entire world people gave away almost every thing.

House wives donated wedding rings, athletes donated medals, lucky keys etc. and this was done on the

streets with huge bags and people used to donate their precious things for the sake of country with eyes

full of tears. No written accounts were recorded. South Koreans collected almost UDS 200 million worth

gold from its citizens. During the same period the world was taken by storm by the movie Titanic. But in

South Korea not a single ticket was sold for the first 2 weeks. On interviewing people, the answer was

simple “If we buy tickets in won, it would get converted to US Dollars and would leave South Korea. We

cannot afford Dollars”. The above 2 events have left a very deep and indelible impression on my mind.

South Korea came out of the financial crisis quickly and today ranks amongst top 10 economies in the

world.

When we go to visit countries in Europe or USA, we admire the systems there and discipline and

people. This is an example of what people do for their country. A country is what its people are. It’s

people who make it count.

Suchetha Rao, III B.Com. B

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FriendshipFriendship is a bond of love and esteem

which binds two persons usually unrelated byblood. It is a priceless possession of man whichbrings sweetness to life. It is a blessing. A fewof us have been favoured with a friend is a giftof good fortune because a real friend is realfortune. Friendship brings bundles of joy.

Friendship is a sacred trust without thelegal stamps. It gives pleasure to serve notonly the friend but everyone. Collected withhim some of the friends so get pleasure in

serving friends in their life time they servethese is friends.

We must distinguish between true friends and false friends. A true is who stands by us through prosperityand he sacrifice his in terest for our sake. A false friend who serves his own interests better than his friendsand he makes himself source when bad times or misfortunes befall his friends. We should be very carefulwhile choosing the friends.

A true friendship sweetens our life, heightens our life’s joy and lightens our sorrows.

And as such it is an unmixed blessing.

“A true friend is a gift of god”

“A friend in need is a friend indeed”

Is Parental Care Declining Now A Days?

One day a Samu boy went to his father and asked him to give Rs. 500 for some purpose. His father

suspicialy said that such a little boy had nothing to do with so much money and refused to give it. The boy

quietly went aside. But after sometimes his father became curious about what could be the reason for his

demand.

So, he went near him and gave him a Rs. 500 note. The boy was so happy and kept it in a book, where so

many similar notes were stocked up. His father was shocked on seeing that. He shouted, “How did you get so

much money and what will you have to do with it?”

Now the boy started counting all notes and gave it to his father saying, “Dad, this is Rs.

6000, your day’s salary. So, now can you please spend your day to day with me?” His

father was so much touched by his words.

Due to heavy work load, modernization etc. Parental care is declining at rapid Pace.

Parental care mould’s a child’s character. So, parental care is very essential. Children are

always the greatest property to their parents.

Shwetha II B.A, 15052

Shilpa Bangera, III B.Com. (B)

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Beti Bachao Beti Padao

Beti Bacho Beti Padhao programme is a nationwide scheme launched purposefully to address the issue of

decreasing girl child ratio in the society as well as empowering girl child in the country. This scheme was

successfully launched by the Indian Prime Minister NarendraModi on 22nd of January 2015 at Panipat, Haryana.

This scheme is to make people aware of the importance of girl child in the Indian society as well as bring

some positive changes in the people’s mindset towards girl child. People in the Indian society have very rude

mind set about the girl child. They think that girls are like burden in their life who only need to take whole life

from their parents or husbands and never give.

The continuous decreases in the ratio of girl child per boy child is clearing this issue very well. So, this

scheme was launched by keeping in mind to prevent sex determination, female feticide, save girl child

ensure safety of girl child, as well as provide quality education to them.

In order to improve the status of girls and give them importance, Haryana Govt. celebrates an event

named ‘Betikilohri’ on January 14. The purpose of launching Beti Bachao Bet Padhao scheme is to make

girls independent socially and financially using their proper rights and higher education.

While launching the scheme, PM reminded the whole medical fraternity that the purpose of

medical profession is to save lives and not finish lives.

Self Help

Have you ever wondered who loves you the most? If your answer is ‘my parents’, ‘my friends’ then you

are not perfectly correct. It is only ‘you’ who love yourself to an absolute extent. Because its you who

consider yourself as a very important person. Nobody thinks about us as much as we do and of course, it

is a normal human tendency to do that. All this means you are the hero and thus a life savior of your life. It

is only you who decides how to handle your difficulties and help yourself. It can happen only when you think

that, you do not exist in this difficult situation anymore and you need help. This is helping yourself. Hence

it is always said that until you help yourself, nobody else can. Imagine your are under depression and if you

share about it with someone close, then it clearly means that you are approaching for

help, to get rid of your depression. If this attitude of ‘self help’ is developed in us, then

every person can get over anything and everything that he dislikes. I believe each person

is his best therapist and by helping yourself, you definitely solve all your problems and

ultimately you will be happy to find thus, you can keep everyone happy.

Collected by: Megha, III B.Sc. 14146

Krithika Upadhya, III B.Sc., 14127

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This Powerful Glue Sets at Room Temperature

Almost all electronics in our lives – computers, stereos, toasters contain printed circuit boards upon

which different components are soldered. This soldering is often done by hand, an incredibly delicate

procedure A team of researchers at Boston’s Northeastern University have come up with a way to

“glue” metal to metal at room temperature, no heat required.

Hanchen Huang, a professor and chair of Northeaster’s department of mechanical and industrial

engineering, and two of his PhD. students came up with the process which they call Meso Glue. The

team’s research was published this month in the journal “Advanced Materials and Processes”.

The process works by taking advantage of metallic Nano rods tiny metal rods just 10 to 20 Nano

meters wide, coated with Iridium on one side and Gallium on the other. The rods are arranged in lines

on an upper and lower substrate, like teeth on a zipper. When the teeth are interlaced, the Iridium

core of the metallic nano rods turns that liquid into a solid, creating a firm bond. The whole process

takes less than a minute. “It happens at room temperature, pretty much with just your finger tip pressure”

Haung says.

Unlike standard polymer glue, the metal glue stay strong at high temperatures and under high

pressure. It’s also an excellent conductor of heat and electricity and resists air and gas leaks. Circuit

boards without soldering. This eliminates the risk of the soldering process damaging the other elements

on the circuit board, a long time problem in circuit board creation.

Mesoglue could also be useful in heat sinks, the components that keeps electronics from over

heating. Typically heat sinks use what’s known as “thermal grease” or “thermal paste”, a conductive

adhesive used to fill in gaps between the heat sink and the heat source. This is important because it

keeps out air that would otherwise act as an insulator and reduce the heat sink’s performance. Mesoglue

could replace thermal paste, as it has higher thermal conductivity and isn’t prone to drying out.

Ultimately, the increased efficiency of heat dissipation could lengthen the life of the electronic product.

Mesoglue could also come in handy for attaching pipe fittings in places where welding is not possible.

Since no heat, electricity or gas is involved in making the bond, there is no risk of explosions or other

dangerous reactions.

Collected by: Shamanthi, III B.Sc. , 14110

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Success is the result of hard work, dedication,

meticulous planning and learning from our own

failures. My participation in RD parade at New Delhi

is an evidence to suggest that this belief is true for

all the times.

My journey towards this end began from my PU

days. I was an NCC cadet and spared no opportunity

to excel others to be ahead of the team. No sooner I

took admission to my graduation course, I enrolled

myself in the NCC too, to further my ambition to be a

part of the Republic Celebrations. During the course

of our regular practice parade, one day, we were told

by instructor to register our names for participation in

RDC, provided one is willing to face all the odds. I

thought it is a God sent opportunity for me to

accomplish my long cherished ambition and

registered my name at once.

Then began the rigorous practice sessions at

various location varying in duration as well, 30 days

camp at Alva’s Moodbidri, 10 days at Mysore, 30 days

camp at A.F. Station Bangalore were a few among

them. At every stage, the cadets were screened

discreetly and I was a part of 120 member contingent

ultimately selected out 500 aspirants and were

arranged to reach New Delhi on 20th January 2016

My RD Camp Experience

for acquaintance and rehearsals. A full dress

rehearsal was held on 23rd January.

Then came the day, the 26thJanuary , the day I

was so anxiously waiting for. That day, we all had to

get up at 2.45 AM, get ready, draw the rifle and report

to the instructors who took us to’Rajpath’ for the ‘D’

day event. It was a proud movement for us to salute

the dignitaries no less than the President and the

Prime minister of India.

Again on 28th we had to partake in the ‘Beating

Retreat’, function which symbolically indicates the

troops receding to their barracks. On our return at

Bangalore we, all the cadets were honoured by the

Governor of Karnataka and sent back to our respective

units.

These are the anecdotes of my most thrilling

venture which I think every youngster should aspire

for. The honour that I received on my achievement

from my college, my family members, friends and the

society at large is an unparalleled one. The memories

should ever remain fresh in my mind. I wish to express

my gratitude to my institution, particularly to Lt. Sudha,

NCC Officer, and my family members and friends for

their support and encouragement without which my

dream wouldn’t have turned in to a reality.

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