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MOODBIDRI
Institutions
Sri Mahaveera First Grade CollegeDegree Courses B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.B.M. and B.C.A.
Sri Mahaveera Pre-University CollegeTwo Year P.U.C. Courses in Arts, Commerce & Science
S.N. Mudbidri PolytechnicConducts 3 Year Diploma Courses in Mechanical, Automobile, Electronics
& Communication, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics Engg.,
Civil Engg., Mechatronics Engg.
A.G. Soans Industrial Training CentreTraining Courses approved by NCVT in Mechanic Motor Vehicle, Electronic
Mechanic, Electrician and Mechanic Diesel.
M.K. Anantharaj College of Physical EducationOffers 2 Year Diploma Course in Physical Education (DPED)
Sri Mahaveera College Trust
Moodbidri D.K.
Annual Magazine 2011 -2012
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICE BEARERS
Mr. Roopesh Kumar
President
Mr. Nagaraj V. Kamath
Secretary
Mr. Shruthanjan Jain
Vice President
Mr. Chandra K.H.
Treasurer
Mr. Sharath Shetty
Vice PresidentMr. Alwyn Menezes
Joint Secretary
BEST OUTGOING STUDENTS OF SNMP FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-11
Mr. RAVINDRA
Automobile Engg.
Mr. SANDESH K.
Civil Engineering.
Miss. REVATHI KRISHNA
Computer Science Engg.
Mr. ASHOKA
E & C. Engg.
Mr. NEERESHA D AMIN
E & E Engg.Mr. MANOJ PRATHVI PINTO
Mechatronics Engg.
Mr. SHRIKANTH K.
Mechanical Engg.
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ANNUAL MAGAZINE 2011-12
Impressions
Editor-in-ChiefJ.J. PintoPrincipal
S.N.MUDBIDRI POLYTECHNICMoodbidri, Kodangallu - 574 197, Karnataka
e-mail: [email protected]
website: www.snmpolytechnic.org
Ph: 08258-236663, 239663
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EDITORIAL BOARD
Chief Editor : Sri J.J.Pinto, Principal
Chief Co-Ordinator : Sri S P Gurudas, Lecturer, Dept. of E & C.
STAFF REPRESENTATIVES
1 Sri Venkatesh Prabhu M. H O D - Dept. of Maths & Science
2 Sri R Ganeshan H O D - Dept. of Automobile Engg.
3 Smt. Rajeshwari K N H O D - Dept. of Electronics & Comm. Engg.
4 Sri Imran Khan Lecturer in English
5 Miss. Akshatha N.M. Lecturer - Dept. of Electrical & Electr. Engg.
6 Sri Sunil Kumar N P Lecturer - Dept. of Civil Engg.
7 Sri Vishwanath Nayak Lecturer - Dept. of Mechanical Engg.
8 Sri Udaya Lecturer - Dept. of Mechatronics Engg.
9 Miss Swathi Lecturer - Dept. of Computer Science & Engg.
10 Smt. Divya Instructor - Dept. of E & C Engg.
11 Smt. N Roopalatha Instructor - Dept. of Mechatronics Engg.
12 Sri Ganesh Acharya Office Clerk
STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVES
1 Mr. Varun VI Sem DCE Students' Council President
2 Mr. Sachin Shetty VI Sem DEC Cultural Secretary
2 Mr. Abhilash VI Sem DEE
3 Mr. Anvith Shetty VI Sem DMC
4 Mr. Sharoon VI Sem DME
5 Miss. Arpitha VI Sem DCS
6 Mr. Deekshith Gatty VI Sem DAE
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CONTENTS....Names & Postal address of Chairman & Members of
Governing Council ........................................................ 7
Staff List ....................................................................... 8
Annual Report 2011-12 .............................................. 10
Students Strength 2011-12 ........................................ 19
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES .............................................................
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Geo-stationery Satellites of India ............................... 27
Burj Khalifa ................................................................. 29
Information Technology.............................................. 30
Why are Aeroplanes not affected by lightnings .......... 31
Artificial Satellite ......................................................... 32
Automobile "A comfortable and
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History of the Automobile ........................................... 35
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ACHIEVEMENTS & RECOGNITIONS
Our Alumni Representative Mr. Gajanana Dongre .... 39
List of Students appointed in various campus
interviews held during the year 2011-12 .................... 40
List of prize winners ................................................... 41
LIFE & VALUES
A teachers role in moulding the students ................... 49
Enthusiasm ................................................................ 50
Art of Smiling .............................................................. 50
Listen to your inner voice ........................................... 51
Honesty ...................................................................... 52
Best Friends ............................................................... 52
Place of women in society .......................................... 53
The rewards of friendship........................................... 54
The importance of discipline in the life of a student ... 55
The quotes that can influence many .......................... 56
Millennium Thoughts .................................................. 56
Sow seeds of love ...................................................... 57
Some important laws which have not been stated ..... 57
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What does failure mean ............................................. 61
Slogans for fun ........................................................... 61
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OUR NATURE & NATION
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FINAL YEAR OUTGOING STUDENTS
Addresses - Outgoing students ................................. 77
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LATE S.N. MUDBIDRI
Committed to impart knowledge with values.....
S.N.M. POLYTECHNIC
S.N.M. POLYTECHNIC BOYS' HOSTEL
A Home away Home
Focused to discover your world.....
I am delighted to place before you our annual magazine for the year 2011-12.This magazine mirrors various academic and non-academic activities at aglance performed during the whole year. This magazine also helps us conveyinformation of where we stand to the stakeholders.
Technical education has become a challenge to all concerned. Mere possessionof infrastructure and assets cannot predict the performance of any educationalinstitution. The performance mainly depends on how these facilities are put touse by personnel working in it. Educational Institution is a system in which
inputs are transformed into outputs through a teaching learning process. For the process to be effective theinstitutions need to utilize the resources optimally in transforming the inputs in the form of students into passouts for gainful employment. Skilled and talented human resources in any educational institution can ensureefficiency and equip students with the essential knowledge, skill and attitudes needed at the world of work.
The upgraded Polytechnic curriculum in Karnataka is developed emphasizing skill acquisition by studentsbesides subject expertise. New courses such as Communication and Skill Development Programme, BasicManagement Skills and Indian Constitution are introduced in order to make students aware of the requisiteknowledge before entering into the corporate world.
At S N M Polytechnic efforts have been made to exploit the adequate resources to the best of our ability intransforming the aspirants into employable engineers. This is apparent in the campus selections held andthe number of placements our students have obtained in the recent past. Team SNMP is working very hardtowards fulfilling the vision of our founders. Students from all walks of life, most of them from rural regionsare trained and prepared to face the challenges of tomorrow. This has resulted in having our alumni spreadacross the country and abroad. During the past 28 years this Polytechnic has grown gradually and we feelcontended of our achievements. We still have a long way to go ahead in making this Polytechnic a modelPolytechnic. I am sure with the support of my colleagues, students and well wishers and with the backing ofour Management we will definitely reach our goal.
I congratulate all the achievers of our Polytechnic during this academic year. Congratulations to all ourdeserving students selected in various campus hiring drives. I appeal to all the present students to strivehard and excel in their studies. Make best use of the facilities provided to you and try to develop yourselfwith the assistance of your teachers.
I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the office bearers of student council, all the outgoing andpresent students of our Polytechnic, our staff members, both teaching and non-teaching for their unstintedsupport and for shouldering responsibilities. I sincerely thank the President and members of our Managementfor providing excellent ambience to work here. I will be failing in my duty if I do not express my thanks toMr. S P Gurudas and the entire editorial committee for the hard work put in to bring out this beautifulannual magazine.
Happy reading.......
J.J. Pinto
The Principal
SRI MAHAVEERA COLLEGE TRUSTMOODBIDRI
PRESIDENT
Dr. Ramdas M. Pai
Registrar
The Academy of General Education
Manipal - 576 104, UdupiVICE PRESIDENT
Sri K. Abhayachandra Jain, MLA
Govt. of Karnataka
Jain Pete, Moodbidri, (D.K.) - 574 227
TREASURER
Sri P. Sadananda Bhat
P.S. Bhat Brother
No. 9/93, Near Govt. Hospital
Ponnechari Road
Moodbidri - 574 227
Sri H. Udayashankar Prabhu
Laxmi Nivas, SMC Road
Moodbidri - 574 227
SECRETARY
Prof. Dr. N. Hala Naik
Principal
Sri Mahaveera College
Moodbidri - 574 197
MEMBERS
Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade
Dharmadhikari
Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala
Belthangady Taluk - 574 216 (D.K.)
Dr. H.S. Ballal
Pro Chancellor, MAHE
Madhav Nagar, Manipal
Udupi Dist. - 576 104
Dr. H. Shantaram
Administrative Officer
The Academy of General Education
Manipal - 576 104
Dr. L.C. Soans
Basel Mission Farms
Post: Belvai - 574 213
Alangar, Moodbidri (D.K.)
Sri S. Thyagarajan
C/o. Smt. Vidyabramappa
189, Ist Cross, Byrasamdra
I Block East, Jayanagar, Bangalore.
Sri M. Jeevandhar Kumar
Land Lord, Shibrikere
Mijar, Mangalore Tq. (D.K.)
Sri M. Ananda Alva
Land Lord
Mijar, Mangalore Tq. (D.K.)
Sri K. Amaranatha Shetty
Ex-Minister, “Ashritha”
Gandhinagar
Moodbidri - 574 227.
Sri M. Subhaschandra Padival
Maladabettu House,
Kallamundkur Village & Post
Mangalore Taluk, D.K.
Dr. M. Vidyadhara Shetty
‘Vijaya Mahal’
Kadri Kambla Road
Mangalore, D.K.
Sri S.D. Sampath Samrajya
Shimunje Guttu
Shirthady - 574 236
Mangalore Taluk (D.K.)
Sri K. Vishwanath Prabhu
Proprietor, Sri Balaji Refineries
Jyothi Nagar, Moodbidri
Sri C.K. Padiwal
Proprietor
Hotel Padiwal’s Restaurant
Moodbidri - 574 227
Sri K. Ramananda Pandith
Advocate, “Vidisha”
Kadandale Post, Moodbidri
Sri Premachandra Shetty
301, Vinas Mathayees
Property, Urva
Chilimbi, Mangalore
Sri H. Premananda Prabhu
Laxmi Nivas, Kodangallu Post
Moodbidri - 574 197
Sri K. Abhayachandra Jain
President
Sri P. S. Bhat
Member
Dr. L.C. Soans
Member
Dr. H. Shantharam
Admn. Officer
AGE Manipal
Member
Sri S.D. Sampath Samrajya
Member
Sri B. Vijaya Kumar
Principal, KPT, Mangalore
Member
Sri J.J. Pinto
Principal, SNMP
Secretary
Sri Harish Thantri
Staff Representative
Dr. N Hala Naik
Member
Standing (from L to R): Vishwanath Nayak, Imran Khan, Sachin Shetty, Varun, Deekshith Gatti
Abhilash P.K., Sharon Christopal Amanna, Akshatha N.M., Swathi Shetty, N. Roopalatha, Divya
Sitting (from L to R): Rajeshwari K.N., R. Ganeshan, J.J.Pinto (Principal), M. Venkatesh Prabhu,
S.P.Gurudas, Suresh D.B., Sunil Kumar
Standing (from L to R): Varun (President), Sachin Shetty (Cultural Secretary),Shafakhath
Sheikh K.(Secretary), Sushwith A.K.(Joint Secretary), Ranjith Kumar (Sports Secretary),
Parikshith Velankar (Vice President)
Sitting (from L to R): J.J.Pinto (Principal), Suresh D.B. (S.W.O.)
Department of Automobile Engineering
Sitting (from L to R): Narendra, Vinayachandra K., Ganeshan. R.(H.O.D.), J.J.Pinto (Principal),
Surendra Kava, Suresh D.B.Standng: Suraj M.
Department of Civil Engineering
Sitting (from L to R): Savitha, Nimitha K.S., Sunil Kumar N.P., J.J.Pinto(Principal),
Ganesh Bhat P.V.(H.O.D.), Gopalakrishna K.S., Pramod K.R. Standing: Harish
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Sitting (from L to R): Shilpa, Akshatha N.M., Dhavalakeerthi (H.O.D.), J.J.Pinto (Principal),
Harish Thantri M., Sudarshan P. Kini, Krishnappa
Standing (from L to R): Suresh Rao, Srikanth Salian
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Sitting (from L to R): Prasanna Kumar M.B., Suresh Bhandary (H.O.D.), J.J.Pinto (Principal),
Nagashayan S.H., Purandara Achar, Vishwanath Nayak
Standing (from L to R): Damodar T. Devadiga, Rohith Kumar N., Rajendra K.
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Sitting (from L to R) : Jagadish Poojary, J.J.Pinto (Principal), Krishnaraj
Standing (from L to R) : Asha Moolya, Sumalatha U., Anusha G., Swathi Shetty, Prajna
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
Sitting (from L to R); Jyothi, Vidya Y.M., Rajeshwari K.N.(H.O.D.), J.J.Pinto (Principal),
S.P.Gurudas, Chandra K.H., Vishwanath K.
Standing (from L to R) : Divya, Ravindra Kumar, Sowmyalatha
Department of Mechatronics EngineeringSitting (from L to R): Rashmi K., Divya Shenoy (H.O.D.),J.J.Pinto (Principal), N.Roopalatha
Standing (from L to R):Udaya, Abdul Rahiman, Sushanth G. Hegde K.
Department of Science and MathematicsPriya H.S., Rajendra, J.J. Pinto (Principal), M. Venkatesh Prabhu (HOD),
G. Mallikarjuna, Imran Khan A.
Non Teaching StaffSitting (from L to R) : Nanda Shetty, Sowmya M.J.(Librarian), Ganesh Acharya,
J.J.Pinto(Principal), Harish Bhat (Office Supdt.), Ramesh Amin
Standing (from L to R):Yamuna D., Sundara Salian M., Radhakrishna Bhat, Sathisha, Govinda Bhat G
Members of E-club Members of Electrical club
Members of Tech- forum Members of NSS wing
Examination Committee Civil Association
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NAMES & POSTAL ADDRESS OF CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OFGOVERNING COUNCIL OF S.N.M. POLYTECHNIC, MOODBIDRI
CHAIRMAN
Sri Abhayachandra Jain, MLA
Govt. of Karnatka
Jain Pete,
Moodbidri, (D.K) - 574 227
SECRETARY
Sri J.J. Pinto
Principal
SNM Polytechnic
Moodbidri
MEMBERS
Dr. H. Shantharam
Administrative Officer
The Academy of General Education
Manipal - 576 104, Udupi Dist.
Sri P. Sadananda Bhat
P.S. Bhat Brother,
No. 9/93, Near Govt. Hospital,
Ponnechari Road,
Moodbidri - 574 227
Dr. L.C. Soans
Basel Mission Farms
Post: Belvai - 574213
Alangar, Moodbidri (D.K.)
Sri S.D. Sampath Samrajya
Shimunje Guttu
Shirthady - 574 236
Mangalore Taluk (D.K.)
Dr. N. Hala Naik
Principal,
Sri Mahaveera College
Moodbidri - 574 197 (D.K.)
Sri B. Vijaya Kumar
Principal
Karnataka Govt. Polytechnic
Kadri Hills, Mangalore - 575 004
STAFF REPRESENTATIVE
Sri Harish Thantri M.
Lecturer in Electrical & Electronics Engg.,
S.N. Mudbidri Polytechnic, Moodbidri
OFFICE BEARERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL 2011-12
SL. NO. DESIGNATION NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS
1 PRESIDENT Mr. VARUN III DCE
2 VICE PRESIDENT Mr. PARIKSHITH VELANKAR II DME
3 SECRETARYMr. SHAFAKHATH SHEIKH K III DCS
4 JOINT SECRETARY Mr. SUSHWITH A K III DAE
5 SPORTS SECRETARY Mr. RANJITH KUMAR III DMC
6 CULTURAL SECRETARY Mr. SACHIN SHETTY S III DEC
STUDENTS' WELFARE OFFICER : Mr. SURESH D.B. Lecturer in Automobile Engg. Dept.
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S.N.M. POLYTECHNIC, MOODBIDRISTAFF LIST
J.J.PINTO - Principal
DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGG.
1 Ganeshan R. - Sl. Grade Lecturer
H.O.D.
2 Surendra Kava,
Lecturer
3 Suresh D B
Lecturer
4 Vinayachandra K.,
Lecturer
5 Narendra
Instructor
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGG.
1 Ganesh Bhat P.V.
H.O.D.
2 Sunil Kumar N P
Lecturer
3 Pramod K.R.
Lecturer
4 Gopalakrishna K S
Lecturer
5 Nimitha K S
Lecturer
6 Chaithra
Instructor
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG.
1 Sumalatha U.
Incharge H.O.D.
2 Krishnaraja
Lecturer
3 Swathi
Lecturer
4 Prajna
Lecturer
5 Anusha G.
Instructor
6 Asha Moolya
Instructor
7 Jagadeesh Poojari
System Administrator
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMN. ENGG.
1 Rajeshwari K. N.,H.O.D.
2 Vidya Y. M.Lecturer
3 Vishwanath K.Lecturer
4 Gurudas S.P.Lecturer
5 Chandra K. H.Lecturer
6 JyothiLecturer
7 DivyaInstructor
8 SowmyalathaInstructor
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
1 Dhavalakeerthi - Sl. Grade LecturerH.O.D.
2 Noronha Tarina RitaSl. Grade Lecturer
3 Harish Thantri M.Lecturer
4 Sudarshan P.KiniLecturer
5 Akshatha N MLecturer
6 KrishnappaInstructor
7 ShilpaInstructor
DEPARTMENT OF MECHATRONICS ENGG.
1. Divya Shenoy,H.O.D.
2 Rashmi KLecturer
4 UdayaLecturer
5 Sushanth G Hegde KLecturer
6 N. RoopalathaInstructor
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGG.
1 Suresh Bhandary,
H.O.D.
2 Nagashayana S.H.
Lecturer
3 Prasanna Kumar M B
Lecturer
4 Vishwanath Nayak
Lecturer
5 Rohith Kumar N
Instructor
6 Purandara Acharya M.
Mechanic
7 Rajendra K.
Jr. Instructor
8 Udaya H.
Jr. Instructor
GENERAL
1 Venkatesh Prabhu M. - Sl. Grade Lecturer
H.O.D. - Science & Maths
2 Mallikarjuna G.
Sl. Grade Lecturer in Science
3 Rajendra
Lecturer in Science
4 Imran Khan A.
Lecturer in English
5 Priya H.S.,
Lecturer in Science
6 Sowmya M.J.
Librarian
OFFICE STAFF
1 Harish Bhat,
Office- Supdt.
2 Ramesh Amin
F.D.A
3 Govinda Bhat G.
Clerk
4 Ganesh Acharya,
S.D.A.
5 Nanda Shetty
S.D.A.
SUPPORTING STAFF
1 Ravindra Kumar,
Helper
2 Prabhakara N. Poojary
Helper
3 Srikantha Salian,
Helper
4 Raghavendra Rao
Helper
5 Hareesha
Helper
6 Radhakrishna Bhat,
Driver
7 Suresh Rao P.,
Group D
8 Sundar Salian
Group D
9 Suraj M.
Group D
10 Sathish
Group D
11 Revathi M. Kotian
Group D
12 Purushothama Shetty
Group D
13 Damodara T Devadiga
Group D
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Yamuna D.
Helper- Hygiene/Sanitation
PART TIME STAFF
1 Abdul Rahiman
Lecturer in Mechatronics Engg.
2 Savitha
Instructor - Civil Engg.
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Esteemed President of
our annual day
celebration function, Sri K.Abhayachandra, our
distinguished Chief Guest of this morning, Sri Rajesh
Chowta S., Alumni representative Sri Gajanana
Dongre H., esteemed members of our
Management, Heads and faculty of other Institutions
in the campus, beloved colleagues, members of
Press & Media, office bearers of the Students
Council, office bearers and members of Alumni
association, my dear students, ladies and gentlemen,
I am privileged to present before you this 28th annual
report of our institution for the academic year 2011-
12 on this occasion.
S.N.M.Polytechnic named after the great
philanthropist Late S.N.Mudbidri, was established in
the year 1984 with a noble intension of providing
technical education to the deprived rural youth of
this region. This Polytechnic is managed jointly by
S.M.C Trust, Moodbidri and The Academy of General
Education, Manipal.
Our Polytechnic offers three year’s Diploma
courses in various disciplines namely, Automobile
Engg., Electrical & Electronics Engg, Electronics &
Communication Engg., Computer Science & Engg.,
Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engg., and
Mechatronics Engineering.
Admissions:
The admissions for the first year Diploma
courses in Automobile Engineering, Electronics &
Communication Engineering and Electrical &
Electronics Engineering were made through
centralized admissions at the nodal centre,
Karnataka Polytechnic, Mangalore. We have an
intake of 390 students. The total student strength of
our Polytechnic during this academic year is 904.
17 students are admitted under super numeracy
quota introduced by AICTE from this year by waiving
their tuition fees.
S.N.MUDBIDRI POLYTECHNIC, MOODBIDRI (D.K)
ANNUAL REPORT 2011-12
The Board of Technical Examinations,
Bangalore has permitted us to admit external
candidates for the semester examinations from this
year. During this academic year six external
candidates in the Electrical & Electronics
Engineering branch and one candidate in the
Automobile Engineering have taken admission in this
institution.
Orientation Programme:
An orientation programme was held on 5th July
2011 for the first year Diploma students of this
academic year. Sri Sundara Sherigara, Asst.
Director, Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium
Enterprises (MSME), Mangalore was the resource
person. The students and their parents were
provided with refreshments and lunch.
Staff Strength:
This Polytechnic is affiliated to the Board of
Technical Examinations, Bangalore and is one of
the reputed Polytechnics in our State. We have all
necessary infrastructures, including trained and
qualified faculty members. At present 30 B.E.
graduates, 5 post graduates and 4 diploma holders
in the cadre of Lecturers, 10 diploma holders in the
cadre of Instructors, 2 Junior Instructors, 1 Mechanic,
1 System Administrator, 1 Librarian and 19
supporting staff altogether 73 permanent staff
members are working here. Besides this one part
time Lecturer and one part time Instructor are
working in our Polytechnic. All the staff members
are committed and strive for the development of this
Polytechnic.
Appointments:
On this occasion I would like to welcome the
faculty members namely, Miss. Akshatha N.M., Miss.
Rashmi K., Miss. Asha Moolya, Mr.Sushanth
G.Hegde K., Mr.Gopalakrishna K.S., Mr.Promod
K.R., Miss. Swathi Shetty, Miss.Prajna, Mr.Prasanna
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Kumar M.B., Miss. Savitha, Mrs. Nimitha K.S., Mr.
Vishwanatha Nayak, Mr.Udaya, Mr.Sunil Kumar
N.P., Mr. Rohith Kumar N., Mr.Abdul Rahiman, and
Mr. Damodara Devadiga T., (transferred from
M.K.A.DP.Ed.,) , who have joined our institution
during this academic year.
Retirement/ Resignations :
I recognize the services of Mr. Lester Deril
Pereira, Mr. Shamith Rao, Miss.Prathishree, Miss.
Ambika Naik, Mr. Sudeepa N., Mr. Pushparaj
Poojary, Miss. Ahwini, Miss. Vidya, Mr.Praveena
K., Mr.Sandesh K.S., Mr.Padmaprasad, Mr.
Shrikanth N.G., who have left our institution for
various reasons. We wish them all the best in their
future endeavors.
Laboratories & Workshops:
We have well equipped workshops and
laboratories in all the departments. All the necessary
equipments have been procured as per A.I.C.T.E.
norms. To tune ourselves to the changing
technology our laboratories are updated by providing
additional laboratory equipments and furniture worth
Rs.15, 91,776/- during the year under report.
Library:
Library and Reading Room facility is available
for the benefit of staff and students of this
Polytechnic. At present we have 10729 volumes of
technical books. We have purchased text books
worth Rs.1,98,634/- during this academic year. In
addition to the text books, 15 national and
international technical journals, several technical
magazines, Kannada, English and Malayalam
newspapers and monthly/ fortnightly magazines are
also provided for the use of staff & students to update
their knowledge. Book bank facility is available in
our library for the use of our students. We extend
the facility of drawing boards to all the students.
Students’ Council:
To nurture leadership qualities the following
office bearers of the Students Council were elected
for this academic year, in the election held on 9th
September 2011.
1. President : Mr.Varun, III D.C.E.
2. Vice President : Mr.Parikshith Velankar,
II D.M.E.
3. Secretary : Mr. Shafakhath Sheikh K.,
III D.C.S.
4. Joint Secretary : Mr. Sushwith A.K. III D.A.E.
5. Sports Secretary : Mr. Ranjith Kumar, III D.M.C.
6. Cultural Secretary : Mr. Sachin Shetty S.,
III DE&C.
Students’ performance:
The results of the even semester Diploma
examinations held during April/ May 2011 are as
under:
Out of 935 students appeared for the
examinations 61 students passed with Distinction,
242 students passed in I Class, 58 students passed
in II Class, and 551 students promoted.
Results of odd Semester examination held
during November/ December 2011 are as under:
Out of 872 students appeared for the
examinations 73 students passed with Distinction
199 students passed in I Class, 37 students passed
in II Class, and 563 students promoted.
Students’ activities and achievements:
The periodical internal assessment tests are
held in the Polytechnic in each semester. I thank
Sri Suresh D B. Lecturer, Automobile Engineering
and his team for coordinating and shouldering the
responsibility of activities related to Internal
Assessment tests successfully.
The Semester examinations were held during
the months of April/ May and Nov/December as per
the schedule of B.T.E., Bangalore.
Extensive Survey Project:
As a part of their curriculum our VI semester
students of in Civil Engineering, took part in an
extensive survey project at the premises of Sri
Harihareshwara Temple, Durga, Karkala Taluk from
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2nd February to 14th February 2012. We thank Sri
Vitthal Phathak, Managing Trustee of Sri
Harihareshwara Temple, Durga for providing the
boarding and lodging facilities to our staff & students
during this extensive survey. We thank all the
Trustees of to Sri Harihareshwara Temple, Durga
for their kind co-operation during this extensive
survey project. Thanks to Sri Ganesh Bhat P.V.,
H.O.D. of Civil Engineering and his colleagues for
successfully conducting his project.
Industrial Visit:
As part of the curriculum students of all
branches visited various industries in Bangalore and
Mysore.
A batch of 26 students of final year Diploma in
Automobile Engineering accompanied by faculty
member Sri Narendra, visited the “Auto Expo New
Delhi 2012 ” held at Pragathi Maidan,New Delhi from
9th to 11th January 2012. I thank our Chaiman,
Sri K.Abhayachandra , Mr. Muniappa, Hon’ble Railway
Minister for State, Govt of India and all the officials
concerned, for making necessary travel arrangements.
Thanks to Mr. Rajendra Bhat, Senior executive, Maruthi
Udyog Ltd., for making necessary arrangements for
the visit of our students to our country’s prestigious car
manufacturing plant at Gurgaon.
Final year Diploma students of Mechatronics
Engineering accompanied by Sri Sushanth G.Hegde
visited industries at Bangalore between 7th to 10
February 2012.
About 48 students of final year Diploma in
Electrical & Electronics Engineering accompanied
by two Lecturers namely, Mrs. Noronha Tarina Rita,
and Mr.Harish Tantry M., visited Varahi Power
Project, Hosangady, Kundapur Taluk on 28th January
2012.
Final year Diploma students of E& C
Engineering accompanied by Sri Gurudas S.P., and
Smt. Vidya Y M, Lecturers in E&C Engineering visited
various industries at Bangalore between
22nd to 25th January 2012.
Student’s involvement in extracurricular
activities:
The inauguration of the activities of Electrical
Club was held on 6th September 2011 at 3PM, Sri
Ajithanjaya Kumar M.K., Asst.Professor, St.
Joseph’s College of Engineering, Mangalore was the
Chief Guest. Sri J.J.Pinto, Principal presided over
the function. The office bearers are:
a) President : Mr. Abhilash P.K, III DE&E
b) Vice President : Mr. Praveena Devadiga,
II DE&E
c) Secretary : Mr. Sudarshan, III DE&E
d) Joint Secretary : Miss. Shetty Bhagyashree
Narayana, III DE&E
e) Treasurer : Mr. Ashwath, III DE&E
f) Co-ordinator : Sri Harish Thantri M.,
Lecturer in E& E Engineering.
g) Representative : Mr. Shashanka Kumar,
from I year I DE&E
h) Magazine
Committee
member : Mr. Prathviraj, III DE&E
The inauguration of Civil Club was held on 10th
September 2011 at 10AM. Sri Y.Rohit Kumar Shetty,
H.O.D. of Civil Engg, N.R.A.M.Polytechnic, Nitte was
the Chief Guest. Sri J.J.Pinto, Principal presided over
the function. The office bearers are:
a) President : Mr. Varun III D.C.E
b) Vice President : Mr. M. Hussain, III D.C.E.
c) Secretary : Mr. M.Nayaz Azeem,
III D.C.E
d) Joint Secretary : Mr. Pradeep Kumar M.,
III D.C.E.
e) Co-ordinator : Sri Praveena M., Lecturer in
Civil Engineering.
The inauguration of the activities of Electronics
Club for this academic year was held on 1st October
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2011. Dr. B.Vaman Baliga, H.O.D. of Commerce,
Sri Mahaveera College, Moodbidri was the Chief
Guest. Principal Sri J.J.Pinto presided over. The
office bearers are :
1) President : Mr. Sakil Raj, III DE&C
2) Secretary: Mr. Madhava N.Kotian, II DE&C
3) Treasurer: Miss. Sahithya M., III DE&C
4) Co-ordinator: Smt. Jyothi, Lecturer in E&C
Engg.
All these clubs are formed to nurture the talents
and supplement the academics. The members of
these clubs meet on weekly and fortnightly basis.
The members of Electrical Club had arranged
a Picnic on 21st January 2012 to Madikeri. The
members of this Club accompanied by Sri Harish
Tantri, M., and Smt. Noronha Tarina Rita, Lecturers
in E&E Engineering accompanied our students
during this Picnic.
On the occasion of Teachers’’Day
Celebrations our students organized few
competitions/ entertainment programs to the staff
members on 5th September 2011. The programme
was followed by refreshments to all the staff
members and to the students. Thanks to all the
student council members and all the students for
making us enjoy the event.
Ayudha Pooja was held on 5th October 2011.
Mantap Decoration, Rangoli, Cooking without fire,
and Flower arrangement competitions were held to
the students. Ms. Rajani, Lecturer in Mathematics,
Ms. Shobha, Lecturer in Mathematics and
Ms.Vinutha, Lecturer in Chemistry, Sri Mahaveera
College, Moodbidri were the judges. Sri Suresh DB.,
Lecturer in Automobile Engineering, and Mrs.
Roopalatha were the co-ordinators for these
competitions.
In connection with annual day celebrations
various cultural competitions to the students were
held between 9th January to 14th January 2012.
A inter branch Quiz competition was organized
by the Electrical Club to the students of all branches
of our Polytechnic on 18th February 2012.
Department of Automobile Engineering and
Department of E&C Engineering secured first and
second prizes respectively.
Tech Forum, Computer Science Club
organized NFS Most Wanted Competition on 25th
Feb. 2012 in the Dept. of Computer Science.
Sulohith S Rao of III D.Cs, Sai Narayan of III Auto
and Razeen Ahmed A.M. of II D.Cs secured first,
second and third places respectively.
The Department wise Talents Day
Competitions were held on 29th February 2012. Sri
Sampath Kumar, H.O.D. of History and
Miss.Vinutha, Lecturer in Chemistry of Sri
Mahaveera College, and Sri Subba Rao P., J.T.O.,
of A.G.Soans Industrial Training Centre, Moodbidri
were the Judges for these competitions.
Department of Electrical & Electronics
Engineering, Department of Electronics &
Communication Engineering and the Department of
Automobile Engineering secured first, second and
the third prizes respectively in the talents day
competitions.
Achievements in Sports & Games:
Our students have participated in the Inter
Polytechnic Mens’ Tennis Ball Tournament and girls
in the Throw Ball Competition held at
Sri Vivekananda Polytechnic, Puttur on 3rd February
2012. I am pleased to share that our Polytechnic
teams both men & women have bagged first place
in these tournaments. On behalf of the Management,
staff and students, I congratulate all the participants
for their achievement. I also thank Sri Suresh DB.,
Students Welfare Officer for his kind co-operation
in this regard.
Annual Sports Meet for this academic year was
held on Wednesday, the 22nd February 2012. Sri
K.R.Pandith, Advocate, and Trustee, S.M.C.Trust,
Moodbidri inaugurated the Sports Meet. Sri
Premanath Marla, Prathvi Services Moodbidri was
the Chief Guest. I would like to thank Sri
Radhakrishna Shetty, N.C.C Officer, and the N.C.C.
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unit of Sri Mahaveera College, Sri Dhananjaya
Kumar, Principal, the students of M.K.Anantharaj
D.P.Ed., and all the teaching and non- teaching staff
members and all the students for their kind co-
operation during the meet, and for the participation.
I place on record the services of Mr. Imran Khan A,
Lecturer in English for shouldering and conducting
the annual sports meet smoothly in the capacity of
Sports In-charge.
Activities of N.S.S unit:
The inauguration of N.S.S.activities for this
academic year was held on 26th September 2011 at
3PM. Sri Jayarama Shettigar, Principal, A.G.Soans
Industrial Training Centre Sri B.Seetharama
Acharya, Reporter, Vijaya Karnataka, Moodbidri
were the Chief Guests. Principal Sri J.J.Pinto
presided over the function. Sri Surendra Kava,
Lecturer in Automobile Engineering continues as the
N.S.S. Programme Officer. The N.S.S.Unit leaders
are Mr.Avinash Kunder, and Miss.Suchithra of final
year Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering.
A Blood Donation Camp organized by
N.S.S.unit of S.N.M.Polytechnic with the support of
Indian Red Cross Unit and Rotary Club of Moodbidri
on 2nd January 2012. The Officials of Blood Bank,
K.M.C., Mangalore collected about 100 sachets of
blood.
The Annual Special Camp of N.S.S. for this
academic year was held from 4th January to 10th
January 2012 at the premises of Dakshina Kannada
Zilla Panchayath Higher Primary School, Daddi,
Badaga Yedapadavu, Mangalore Taluk. Rev. Fr.
Bazil Vas, Parish Priest, & Corresspondent of
St.Thomas Education Society, Moodbidri
inaugurated the N.S.S Camp on 4th January 2012.
Principal Sri J.J.Pinto presided over the function.
Prof. H.Chandrashekhar Dixit, Secretary, Sri
Mahaveera College Trust, Moodbidri, Sri
Raghavendra Shettigar, Managing Director of Sri
Adishakthi Mahammayi Temple, Mijar, Sri Shankar
Rai, Agriculturist of Tenka Yedapadavu, Taluk
Panchayath Member Sri Prakash Gowda, and Sri
Yashwantha Gowda, Member of Yedapadavu Village
Panchayath were the Chief Guests.
Six N.S.S.volunteers of our Polytechnic
participated in the State Level N.S.S. Camp held at
the premises of K.V.G.Polytechnic, Sullia held
between 17th to 24th January 2012.
Seven N.S.S. Volunteers of Mechanical and
Electrical & Electronics Engineering branches of this
Polytechnic attended a Divisional Level Annual
Special Camp held at Karnataka (Govt) Polytechnic,
Mangalore from 27th January to 2nd February 2012.
Seminars and Conferences held:
A Technical Seminar on ARM Advance
Microcontroller Lab was held in our Polytechnic on
21st October 2011, for the faculty of Polytechnics.
M/s. Silicon Micro Systems, Bangalore had
sponsored this seminar. Two teaching staff members
each from Prasanna Polytechnic, P..A.Polytechnic,
S.D.M.Polytechnic, K.V.G.Polytechnic and seven
teaching staff members of our Polytechnic attended
this seminar.
To commemorate International Year of
Chemistry 2011, a Technical Seminar on “ Scientific
Invention ” made by Sri Acharya Prafulla Chandra
Roy and Madam Curie was held in our Polytechnic
on 27th December 2011. Dr. K.Narayana Poojary,
H.O.D. of Chemistry, Sri Bhuvanendra College,
Karkala was the Resource Person. Prof.
H.Chandrashekhar Dixit, Secretary, Sri Mahaveera
College Trust, Moodbidri presided over the function.
Sri Venkatesh Prabhu M., H.O.D. of Science was
the Programme Co-ordinator.
A Seminar on Personality Development for the
sixth semester Diploma students, was organized by
Electrical Club in our Polytechnic on 11th February
2012 in our Polytechnic. Sri Vaman Baliga, H.O.D.
of Commerce, Sri Mahaveera College, Moodbidri
was the resource person.
Building construction activities:
The construction of the first floor of new block
is almost complete and will be ready for occupancy
by the end of this month. The total cost incurred for
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the construction of the new block is Rs.69,95,217/-.
The main building of the Polytechnic was painted during
this academic year at a cost of Rs. 1,91,032/-.
Staff activities/ achievements:
Sri Chandra K.H., Lecturer in Electronics &
Communication Engineering has attended a short
term training programme on Digital Design Using
VHDL and Implementation using FPGA from 25th July
to 29th July 2011, at N.I.T.T.T.R., Chennai.
Sri Suresh DB., Lecturer in Automobile
Engineering has attended a short term training
programme on Casp for Mechanical Engineering/
Automobile from 1st August to 5th August 2011, at
N.I.T.T.T.R., Chennai.
Sri J.J.Pinto, Principal attended a short term
training programme on Teaching Enterpreneurship
held at Manipal Institute of Management, Manipal
from 19th to 24th September 2011.
Sri Mallikarjuna G., Lecturer in Science
attended a short term training programme on
Development of Evaluation items for E Content held
from 10th October to 14th October 2011 at
N.I.T.T.T.R., Chennai.
Sri Dhavalakeerthi, H.O.D.of Electical &
Electronics Engineering and Sri Suresh D.B.,
Lecturer in Automobile Engineering attended a short
term training programme on Indian Constitution,
Parliamentary Affairs and Women Empowerment
held at N.I.T.T.T.R, Extension Centre, Bangalore
from 17th to 21st October 2011.
Sri J.J.Pinto, Principal attended a workshop
on the approval process for 2012-13 organized by
A.I.C.T.E., S.W.R.O., Bangalore held on 20th
November 2011, at Jnana Jyothi Auditorium,
University Central College Campus, Palace Road,
Bangalore.
Sri Gurudas S.P., Lecturer in E&C Engg and
Sri Ramesh Amin, First Division Assistant attended
a one day workshop on “ All India Survey on Higher
Education ” held at N.R.A.M. Polytechnic, Nitte on
13th December 2011.
Sri J.J.Pinto, Principal attended a short term
training programme on Accreditation and
Certification of TVET from 9th to 13th January 2012
at N.I.T.T.T.& R, Chennai. He also attended an
International conference on accreditation of TVET
institutions organized by CPSC Manila and NITTTR,
Chennai.
Sri Gurudas S.P., Lecturer in E&C Engineering
and Sri Sudarshan P.Kini, Lecturer in E&E
Engineering attended a short term training
programme on Indian Constitution, Parliamentary
Affairs & Women Empowerment from 6th to 10th
February 2012, held at N.I.T.T.T. R, Extension
Centre, Bengaluru.
Smt. Vidya Y.M., Lecturer in E&C Engineering
attended a short term training programme on
Computer Applications for Project Management from
6th to 10th February 2012, held at N.I.T.T.T. R,
Chennai.
Smt. Rajeshwari K.N., Lecturer in E&C
Engineering attended a short term training
programme on Advance Course on PLC from 6th to
10th February 2012, held at N.I.T.T.T.& R, Chennai.
Sri Mallikarjuna G., Lecturer in Science
attended a short term training programme on
Instructional Design and Delivery System held from
13th to 17th February 2012 at N.I.T.T.T.R., Chennai.
Staff meetings are conducted every month.
Various academic and non-academic matters are
discussed and the decisions are taken on
consensus. I thank all the teaching and non-teaching
staff members for their participation and valuable
suggestions in the smooth functioning of the
Polytechnic.
National Festivals Held:
On the occasion of Independence Day the Flag
hoisting ceremony was held on 15th August 2011.
Sri R.Ganeshan, H.O.D., of Automobile Engineering
hoisted the flag at S.N.M.Polytechnic.
On the occasion of Republic day the Flag
Hoisting ceremony was held at Sri Mahaveera
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College on 26th January 2012. Sri M. Vidhyadhar,
Principal, Sri Mahaveera Pre University College,
Moodbidri hoisted the Flag.
Official visit of Inspection Committee:
An inspection committee headed by Sri Vijay
Kumar, Joint Director, Directorate of Technical
Education, Bangalore visited this Polytechnic on
3rd May 2011, for the affiliation for the year 2010-11,
and for the extension of A.I.C.T.E. approval for the
year 2011-12.
Free Midday Meals:
During this academic year 58 economically
poor and deserving students from all branches are
provided with free mid-day meals. The midday meal
facility for this academic year began from 1st August
2011. This was possible due to the financial
assistance obtained from the well wishers of this
Polytechnic. The following are the donors for this
free midday meal facility.
Sl.No. Name & address of the donors Amount
1 Sri Mohammed Hussain, Karnataka Timbers, Moodbidri Rs.500/-
2 Sri Srikanth Kamath, Navadurga Industries, Sacheripete, Karkala Tq. Rs.3,000/-
3 Sri Premnath Marla, Prithvi Services, Panchami Complex, Moodbidri Rs.5,000/-
4 Sri Rajesh Mendes, Ashly Hardware & Steels, Moodbidri Rs.3,000/-
5 Sri Gangadhar M., S/o Achutha Maistry, Nagarkatte, Moodbidri Rs.2,000/-
6 Sri M.Sadananda Mallya, Maruthi Agricultural Stores, Moodbidri Rs.1,000/-
7 Sri Hamid, Royal Steel Industries, Vijayanagar, Moodbidri Rs.3,000/-
8 Sri Joylus D Souza S/O E.A.Dsouza, Puchemogaru Village,
Taccode Post, Moodbidri. Rs. 2000/-
9 Sri Arun Mendes, Mendes Villa, Taccode Post, Moodbidri. Rs. 2000/-
10 Smt. Meera Kini, Moodbidri Rs. 555/-
11 Smt. Sowmya M.J., Librarian, S.N.M.Polytechnic, Moodbidri Rs.2,000/-
12 Sri Venkatesh Prabhu M., H.O.D. – Science & Mathematics,
S.N.M. Polytechnic, Moodbidri. Rs.5,000/-
On behalf of all the beneficiaries of free mid-
day meals I thank all the donors for extending their
support towards the noble cause.
The Department of Minorities, Bangalore has
sanctioned post metric scholarships of Rs.2400/- to
18 students, Rs.650/- to 2 students of this institution.
The Karnataka Minorities Development
Corporation Ltd., Bangalore has sanctioned
educational loan of Rs.5,000/- each to three
students of this institution.
The Taluk Social Welfare Officer, Mangalore
has sanctioned Govt of India Scholarship of
Rs.7620/- to one student, Rs.7120/- to 2 students,
Rs. 5320/- each to 4 students, Rs.4520/- to
2 students and Rs.2020/- to four students.
Placement assistance to the Diploma holders
through Campus interviews:
Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited,
Bangalore conducted an interview in this institution
on 23rd April 2011 for the final year Diploma students
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of Mechanical & Automobile Engineering branches
of D.K. and Udupi Districts.
M C F, Mangalore conducted an online test
for the post of junior engineers for the students of
Mechanical Engineering and Electronics &
Communication Engineering on 22nd January 2012.
Eight candidates were short listed.
Our students of sixth semester Diploma in
E&C, E&E, and Computer Science Engineering
attended a campus interview conducted by H.C.L
infosystems, at Karnataka (Govt) Polytechnic,
Mangalore on 2nd February 2012. The results are
awaited.
A campus interview by Mando India Chennai,
a subsidiary of Anand Group was held in our
Polytechnic on 14th February 2012 for the selection
of candidates from Automobile, Mechanical and
Electrical & Electronics Engineering disciplines from
all the Polytechnics of D.K and Udupi districts. 16
students are given the offer letters.
JSW Steel conducted a campus selection
process to our Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
students at KPT, Mangalore during the second week
of January 2012. Results are awaited.
Many other industries are in the pipeline for
various campus selection events and the dates are
yet to be finalized.
Mandatory Discipline Committees:
As directed by the Director of Technical
Education, Bangalore we have formed a “ Anti-
Sexual Harrassment Committee ””headed by Mrs.
Noronha Tarina Rita, Lecturer in E&E Engg. Sri M.
Vidhyadhar, Principal, Sri Mahaveera Pre University
College, Moodbidri, Mrs. Rajeshwari K.N, H.O.D.of
E&C Engg, Mrs. Vidya Y.M., Lecturer in E&C Engg,
Sri Dhavalakeerthi, H.O.D. of E&E Engg,
S.N.M.Polytechnic are the members of this
Committee.
An Anti- Ragging Committee is also formed in
our institution. The Principal, Sri Mahaveera First
Grade College, Moodbidri is the Chairman of this
Committee. The Principals of other institutions in this
campus, Presidents of the Students Councils of all
institutions of the campus, Wardens of the Boys’ and
Womens’ Hostels, Sub-Inspector of Police,
Moodbidri are the members of the Anti Ragging
Committee.
Alumni Association:
Most of our old students are well settled.
These old students mirror our Polytechnic at the
world of work. These students have formed an
alumni association which is very active. The Office
bearers of this association meet regularly. Most of
our old students are working in various reputed
Companies in Bangalore and hence we have a
regional alumni association in Bangalore. Today’s
guest, Sri’Gajanana Dongre H is’one of the active
members of this association. I am very confident
that our alumni will support us in the noble endeavour
of making this Polytechnic as one of the model
Polytechnics in the state in the years to come.
Generous Donations Received:
I am proud to note that Sri Ganesh
Shanubhogue K.P., our old student, Chairman of
Regional Alumni Association, Bangalore, has
generously donated a sum of Rs.50,000/- towards
the welfare activities of Alumni Association. On
behalf of the management, my colleagues and old
students, I thank Mr. Ganesh Shanubhogue.
Cash Prizes Sponsored By Our Donors :
S.D.Samrajya Memorial Cash Award of
Rs. 2,500/- awarded to the best out going student of
S.N.M.Polytechnic for the academic year 2011-12.
This award is sponsored by his sons Sri Shirthady
Sampath Samrajya, and Sri Sushanth Samrajya.
Sri T.N.Balipa has sponsored “ Amarnath Jain
Memorial Cash prize ” to the meritorious student of
6th semester E&E student based on his academic
performance.
Sri Sudarshan M., our old student, sponsored
a Cash Prize in memory of Late. Mr.Sunil Kumar,
Ex-HOD, Department of Computer Science &
Engineering, to the meritorious student of Computer
Science & Engineering Department.
Sri P.V.Bhat, Ex Principal, sponsored a Cash
Prize to the meritorious student of this academic year.
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Sri K.M.Bhat, Ex Lecturer of Electrical &
Electronics Engineering and Sri Mohammed Sharief
Ex- Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering have
sponsored Cash Prizes to the meritorious students
of Electrical & Electronics Engineering and
Mechanical Engineering branches respectively.
Sri Venkatesha Prabhu M., H.O.D.of Science
& Maths has sponsored a Cash Prize of Rs.1,000/-
each to two students who have scored 100% marks
(100/100) in Mathematics.
Sri Shivaprasad Hegde, Proprietor,
Manjushree Driving School, Moodbidri has
sponsored a gift to the Lucky Staff of our Polytechnic.
Sri Dhananjaya Kumar, Proprietor, Sri
Mahaveera College Stores, Moodbidri has
sponsored a cash prize to the Best Sports Performer
of our College.
Sri Radhakrishna Bhat, staff member of our
Polytechnic has sponsored a Gift to the Lucky
student of this institution.
Smt. Sowmya M.J., Librarian has sponsored
Cash prize of Rs.3000/- to be given to three
economically poor and meritorious students of first
year Diploma students, based on their academic
performance.
Sri Suresh D.B., Lecturer in Automobile
Engineering has sponsored a cash prize of
Rs.1,000/- to the first year Diploma student of
Automobile Engineering branch, who secures
highest marks in his subject “Automobile Engines”.
Condolences:
It is regretted that Mr. Dhanush V. Acharya, of
I year D.A.E., passed away on 21st August 2011.
It is regretted that Mr. Santhosha, a non
teaching staff member of our institution passed away
on 12th September 2011. A Condolence meeting
was held on 13th September 2011.
Acknowledgements:
I thank the officials of All India Council for
Technical Education, New Delhi, for extending their
approval for the year 2010-11. I thank the Director
of Technical Education, Bangalore for extending the
affiliation to our institution, for this academic year
and for the admission approval. I also thank the
Secretary, Board of Technical Examinations
Bangalore for the support and co-operation to
conduct Semester examinations at this exam Centre.
I thank Sri Umapathy, Programme Co-ordinator,
National Service Scheme, D.T.E., Bangalore for his
guidance, co-operation for the N.S.S. activities. I
also thank the Officials of Department of Technical
Education, and other Officials of Govt of Karnataka,
Bangalore for the release of the funds towards the
salary of our staff members. I thank the Director and
faculties of NITTTR Chennai, and NITTTR Extension
Centre, Bangalore for conducting various training
programmes to our staff during this academic year.
I would like to thank Sri. Sampath Samrajya
and his brother Sri Sushanth Samrajya, Sri
T.N.Balipa, Sri Venkatesha Prabhu M., Sri P.V.Bhat,
Sri K.M.Bhat, Sri Mohammed Sharief, Sri Sudarshan
M., Sowmya M.J., Suresh D.B., Dept. of Sainik
Welfare & Resettlement, Labour Welfare
Organisation, Bangalore, Taluk Social Welfare
Officer, Mangalore, Karnataka Labour Welfare
Board, and Karnataka Minorities Development
Corporation, Department of Minorities, Bangalore for
sponsoring the scholarships/ proficiency prizes/
education loans to our students.
I thank Sri H.U.Talwar, Director of Technical
Education, Bangalore, Sri Ananda Poojary,
Secretary, B.T.E., Sri Umapathy, N.S.S. Co-
ordinator, D.T.E., Bangalore, for their co-operation,
all the donors of the midday meal fund & N.S.S.
annual camp, and all others who have helped us
directly or indirectly to conduct N.S.S. activities,
extensive survey project etc. I also thank Sri Ganesh
Shanubhogue K.P., for his generous donations of
Rs.50,000/- towards the welfare activities of this
Institution. I thank Sri Shivaprasad Hegde,
Proprietor, Manjushree Driving School, for his gift
to the Lucky staff and Sri Radhakrishna Bhat, a staff
member of our Polytechnic for his gift to the Lucky
student of this academic year. I thank Mr.
Dhananjaya Kumar, Proprietor, Sri Mahaveera
College Stores, Moodbidri for recognizing best sports
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performer of our college with a cash prize. I thank
all the well-wishers of our institution.
Conclusion:
Before concluding this report, I would like to
thank the President of our Trust Sri Ramdas M. Pai
and all the members of the Trust who are readily
accessible for any help & advice to our institution. I
thank the Chairman of our Governing Council Sri
K.Abhayachandra Jain, Sri P.S.Bhat and Sri. H
Udayashankar Prabhu, Treasurers, S.M.C. Trust,
Secretary of S.M.C.Trust Prof. H. Chandrashekhar
Dixit, members of the Governing Council
Dr.L.C.Soans, Dr.H.Shantharam, and Sri
S.D.Sampath Samrajya, the Principal of Karnataka
Polytechnic, Mangalore for their guidance and co-
operation in each & every aspects of our efforts to
bring up this institution. I recognize the selfless and
sincere services of all my colleagues, both teaching
and non-teaching, without their unstinted support
and team work we would not have grown to this
level. I will be failing in my duty if I do not mention
the co-operation and disciplined attitude of the office
bearers of our students’ council and all the students
of this Polytechnic. Thanks are due to the office
bearers and all the members of our Alumni
Association.
Also I pray for the health and happiness to all
those who have directly or indirectly helped us for
the development of this institution.
Thank you all,
Dated 3rd March 2012. Principal
S.N.MUDBIDRI POLYTECHNIC, MOODBIDRI
AICTE F. No. 770-53-136/RC/94 CENTRE CODE: 337
STUDENTS STRENGTH 2011-12
COURSE I YEAR II YEAR III YEAR TOTAL TOTAL STRENGTH
AUTOMOBILE ENGG BOYS 62 58 46 166 168
INTAKE: 60 GIRLS 1 - 1 2
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG. BOYS 47 52 39 138 172
INTAKE: 60 GIRLS 16 8 10 34
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. BOYS 41 43 34 118 158
INTAKE: 60 GIRLS 14 15 11 40
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG. BOYS 33 8 11 52 75
INTAKE: 50 GIRLS 7 11 5 23
MECHANICAL ENGG. (GENERAL) BOYS 64 67 36 167 167
INTAKE: 60 GIRLS - - - -
CIVIL ENGG. BOYS 44 39 23 106 107
INTAKE: 60 GIRLS - 1 - 1
MECHATRONICS ENGG. BOYS 25 10 22 57 57
INTAKE: 40 GIRLS - - - 0
GRAND TOTAL BOYS 316 277 211 804 904
GIRLS 38 35 27 100
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A ‘Refresher’ for freshers
A seminar on ‘Scientific Invention’ by
Dr. K. Narayana Poojary organised by Science
Department in connection with International
year of Chemistry 2011
Fun to have tonnes of sweet memories -
Teachers’ Day Celebration
A one day workshop for faculty members on
‘ARM Controller’ organised by
E & C Department
Campus selection for Final year stu-
dents by Tata Motors
Inauguration of Electrical Club by Mr.
Ajithanjaya M.K., Asst. Prof.,
St. Joseph's Engineering College
WINNERS OF PROJECT EXHIBITION COMPETITION
Project Exhibition competition organised
by e-club
Prize distribution function of Project
Exhibition competition
Ist Prize : GSM based irrigation
system by Sudarshan, Sujith Kotian
and Pradeep of VI Sem. DEE
2nd Prize : Automation of Railway
Station by Abhilash P.K., Lokesh &
Ranjan of VI Sem. DEE
3rd Prize : Foot operated pesticide
sprayer by Varun Acharya, Poojith,
Mohd. Arif of VI Sem. DME
Farewell for final year E & C Students Talents' Day Competition
FORE - NOON SESSION
Welcome address by Smt. Noronha Tarina Presidential address by
Sri K. Abhayachandra Jain, President,
SNMP Governing Council
Presentation of Annual report
by Principal Sri J.J. Pinto
Chief Guest Sri Rajesh
Chowta, Chairman, Rajalaxmi
Education Trust
Alumni Representative Sri Gajanana Dongre
Assembled Audience
Shafakhath se Mulakath
Ho Jaye tho......
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Secretary Sachin Shetty
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Not ARM controllers... charm controllers
Corruption - corrosion
Electrical power manifesting in theform of Sri Manjunatha
Arm power added with ‘Auto’ power
Softwarians in folk wear
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College Volley Ball Team
College Shuttle Badminton Team
Winners of Inter Branch Foot Ball
Tournament - Automobile
Department
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Our Electrical Club has provided opportunity
to the students to develop their technical knowledge
& skills. We should be thankful to our principal
Mr. J.J.Pinto & our H.O.D Mr. Dhavalakeerthi for
supporting us by all means.
The inauguration
of the activities of
Electrical Club was held
on 6th Sept.,11 at 3 p.m.
Sri Ajithanajaya Kumar
M.K., Asst. Professor,
St. Joseph’s College
of Engg., Mangalore
was the Chief Guest.
Sri. J.J. Pinto, Principal
presided over the
function. The office
bearers are :
a. President : Mr. Abhilash P.K.,
3rd year DEE
b. Vice President : Mr. Praveen Devadiga,
2nd year DEE
c. Secretary : Mr. Sudarshan,
3rd year DEE
d. Joint Secretary : Ms. Bhagyashree N. Shetty,
3rd year DEE
e. Treasurer : Mr. Ashwath,
3rd year DEE
f. Co-ordinator : Sri. Harish Thantri M.,
Lecturer in E&E Dept.
g. Representative : Mr. Shashank Kumar,
from 1st year 1st year DEE
h. Magazine : Mr. Prathviraj, 3rd year DEE
Committee member
First seminar in Electrical Club was held on
24.09.2012 by Suchithra (3rd year DEE) and by
Anuroop (2nd year DEE) from Electrical & Electronics
Dept.
On Ayudha Pooja we decorated our labs
with flowers. A new idea was introduced in our club
that we held a flower decoration competition. The
winner’s of this competition were :
A REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OF ELECTRICAL CLUB (2011-12)
1st prize - Nikil & Jayanth, 2nd year DEE
2nd prize - Radhika & Sandya, 3rd year DEE
We held quiz competition for our Electrical club
members & seminar conducted by Radhika G.A.
(3rd year) and the winner of quiz competition are :
1st prize - Shashank &
Party 1st year
2nd prize - Prakash &
party 1st year
The members of
Electrical Club had
arranged a picnic on
21st January, 2012 to
Madikeri. The members
of this club accompanied
by Sri Harish Tantri M.
and Smt. Noronha Tarina
Rita, Lect. in E&E Dept.
accompanied our
students during this picnic.
An interbranch quiz competition was organised
by Electrical Club to the students of all branches of
our polytechnic on 18th February, 2012. Department
of Automobile Engg. and Dept. of E&C Engg. secured
first & second prizes respectively.
A cricket tournament was held on 12.3.2012,
Spark trophy - 2012. We formed teams from
7 branches and we got totally 20 teams from
7 branches, This cricket tournament was held for
2 days. The result of this Spark trophy 2012 are :
1st prize : Automobile Dept.
2nd prize : Electrical & Electronics Dept.
The prize of this cricket tournament was distributed
by our beloved principal Sri. J.J. Pinto.
Thank you
Abhilash P.K. Bhagyashree N. Shetty
President Joint Secretary
On the occasion of inaugurationof activities of Electrical club
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Scienceand
Technology
✍ Prashanth Shetty, VI Sem. DAE
Thinking is progress. Non thinking isstagnation of the individual,organisation and the country.Thinking leads to action. Knowledgewithout action is useless and irrelevant.Knowledge with action , convertsadversity into prosperity
- Dr. A.P.J.Abdul Kalam
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✍ Devaprasad, IV Sem. DEC
✍ Sudhir, VI Sem. DME ✍ Sudhir, VI Sem. DME
✍ Vikas, IV Sem. DAE
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A friend in need....
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GEO - STATIONARY SATELLITES OF INDIA
✍ Asha, IVth Sem. DEE
A satellite, which appears to be stationary with
respect to earth is called a geostationary satellite.
The geo-stationary satellites which are placed in an
orbit about 36,000 km over the equator are used for
telecommunication, television broadcasting, tele-
medium, meteorological
services etc. India
established the geo-
stationary satellite
system, namely India
National Satellite (INSAT)
system in 1983. INSAT
is one of the largest
domestic communication
satellite systems in the
Asia Pacific region with 5
satellites - INSAT-2C,
INSAT-2DT, INSAT-2E,
INSAT-3B & INSAT-3C in operation. Besides these
satellites, INSAT-ID which was launched in June
1990 is used for meteorological imaging and few
other services even after eleven years of operation.
INSAT-2B was launched in July 1993, but was
decommissioned from regular services during the
year and now it is still used for satellite aided research
and data relay services and two of its transponders
are used for scientific experiments.
Master control facility (MCF) at Hassan in
Karnataka monitors and controls all the geostationary
satellites of ISRO, including initial orbit raising phase,
MCF controls INSAT-2C, INSAT-2E, INSAT 3B and
INSAT-2DT. MCF is monitoring GSAT-1 whenever
the satellite is within its visibility. Besides supporting
INSAT missions, MCF also provides orbit-raising
support, in orbit payload testing and interference
testing services to
international missions.
INSAT Services:
India space research
programme includes
INSAT services for
telecommunication, T.V.
Broad-casting and
meteorological services
and the IRS for resource
centres are the
outstanding services for
the communication development.
Tele-education:
One of the major problems in India is illiteracy.
Some 350 million of Indians cannot read and only
about 13 percent of whole population goes to high
school. India has hard plans to fill this gap with the
help of satellite technology starting with literacy
programme based on satellite instructional television
education project in 1975 & then with the INSAT-3A
communication satellite. These services were
shifted to the dedicated satellite for education -
EDUSAT launched in 2004. EDUSAT is first
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interactive satellite based on distance education
system for the country through the audio visual
medium with direct to home quality broadcast. This
satellite has multi-spot beams with both C-band &
Ku-band transponders to cover different parts of
country. Main purpose of EDUSAT is to connect
classrooms in remote areas of India.
Tele-Medicine:
Another important application is tele-medicine.
Tele-medicine is exchange of video audio and data
information between doctors and patients separated
by distance to improve the quality of health care.
Because of advantages of space based
communication over other channels of
communication, tele-medicine over satellite is one
of the most attractive applications of new-technology
in developing world. India has initiated several such
health projects. One of these connects 60 remote
hospitals to 16 super speciality units in cities.
Earth Sensing:
Another application is in the regions, which are
frequently hit by natural disasters. India made use
of its space assets to help relief activities in the
effected areas. ISRO has established video
conferencing to provide connection for tele-medicine
through VSAT technologies and it is also used for
satellite mobile service.
News gathering:
Satellite news gathering using INSAT system
enables real-time news coverages, Prasar Bharathi
is procuring outdoor - broad cast to cover important
events in different locations for transmission via
satellite to a central station at Delhi for rebroadcasting
over Doordarshan channels. INSAT provides a
reliable high fidelity through radio-networking.
Meteorology:
Meteorology data provided by INSAT is
processed by the INSAT meteorological data
processing system of India. Upper winds, sea
surface temperature and precipitation index data are
regularly obtained by it. INSAT-VHRR are used by
Doordarshan during news coverage & by
newspapers as part of weather reporting. At present
repetitive weather system observation over India
ocean from geostationary orbit are available only
from INSAT system.
Indian National Satellite system (INSAT) is multi-
purpose operations Satellite system for domestic tele
communications, meteorological observations & data
relay nation wide direct satellite television
broadcasting and radio, television programme
distribution. The system is a joint venture of
Department of Space (DOS), Department of
Telecommunications (DOT), India Meteorological
Department (IMD), All India Radio (AIR).
On Sunday evening, March 11, 2007 India
successfully launched another communication
satellite, the INSAT - 4B. It is equipped with
24 communication transponders and will mainly
boost direct-to-home television services in India.
Thus the INSAT's have brought about a
communication revolution in India, enabling people
living in far-flung areas to talk to earth other.
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BURJ KHALIFA (Incredible Tower)...
Over 45,000m3 (58,900 cu yd) of concrete,
weighing more than 110,000 tonnes were used to
construct the concrete and steel foundation, which
features 192 files burried more than
50m (164ft) deep. Burj Khalifa's
construction has used 330,000m3
(431,600 cu yd) of concrete and
39,000 tonnes (43,000 ST 38,000
LT) of steel rebar and construction
has taken 22 million man-hours.
Exterior cladding of Burj Khalifa
began in May 2007 and was
completed in September 2009. The
vast project involved more than 380
skilled engineers and onsite
technicians. At the initial stages of
installations the team progressed at
the rate of about 20 to 30 panels
per day and eventually achieved as
many as 175 panels per day.
The tower accomplished a world record for the
highest installation of an aluminium and glass facade
at a height of 512 metres. The total weight of
aluminium used on Burj Khalifa is equivalent to that
of five A 380 air crafts and the total length of stainless
steel bull nose fins is 293 times the height of Eiffel
tower on Paris.
In November, 2007, the highest reinforced
concrete corewalls were pumped using 80Mpa
concrete from ground level; a vertical height of 601
metres. Smashing the previous pumping record on
a a building of 470m on the Taipei 101; the world's
second tallest tower and the previous world record
for vertical pumping of 532 metres for an extension
to the Riva del garada Hydroelectric power plant in
1994. The concrete pressure during pumping to this
level was nearly 200 bars.
✍ Mohammed Naufal, VIth Sem. DCE
The amount of rebar used for the tower is 31,400
metric tonnes laid end to end. This would extend
over a quarter of the way around the world.
Building a global icon:
Excavation work began for
Burj Khalifa in January 2004 and
over the ensueing years to its
completion, the building passed
many important milestones on its
goal to become the tallest man
made structure the world has ever
seen. In just 1,325 days since
excavation work started in January
2004, Burj Khalifa became the
tallest free standing structure in the
world.
Burj Khalifa Construction
timeline
January 2004 - Excavation started
February 2004 - Piling started
March 2005 - Super structure started
June 2006 - Level 50 reached
January 2007 - Level 100 reached
March 2007 - Level 110 reached
April 2007 - Level 120 reached
May 2007 - Level 130 reached
July 2007 - Level 141 reached - World's
tallest building
September 2007 - Level 150 reached - World's
tallest free - standing structure
April 2008 - Level 160 reached - World's
tallest man made structure
January 2009 - Completing of spire - Burj
Khalifa tops out
September 2009 - Exterior cladding completed
January 2010 - Official launching ceremony
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The world is indeed a small place - this saying
stands correct in today’s ever growing and changing
world order. It would not be wrong to say that today’s
world is the world of information
and telecommunication.
Everyday new technology and
inventions are being made in the
area of information processing
and travelling. There is hardly
any area which has not been
affected by this. At the one hand,
all these different ways
of telecommunication and
information exchange have
highlighted the necessity for
multipurpose development and
growth of information technology
and on the other the easy access
and use of it has boosted the
network of information exchange.
All this has been possible through
information technology like
telephone fax, telex, computers, internet, E-mail,
photocopies scanner, printer, cellular phones, pager,
videophone, digital camera, multimedia etc. In reality
information technology is a generic technology which
is constituted of 3 components i.e hardware, software
and peopleware.
Cellphone : Cellular telephone or cell phone is a
2 way wireless communication system that gives
access to a person who is on the move. The
connection between the instrument and mobile
exchange is established via an intermediate station
called base station (BS), where a transmitting tower
is created.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
✍ Rashmitha S. Shetty, IVth Sem. DEC
E-mail : Electronic mail (E-mail) involves non-
interactive communication of information between
the sender and a receiver. The transfer of information
from one computer to another
is made using telephone lines,
which uses Packet Wwitched
Data Network (PSDN)
technique.
Fax : Facsimile transfer of
messages, i.e Fax, is used for
transmission of weather charts,
engineering drawings and even
hand written notes. The
equipment in which the
document is placed is POTS.
Voice mail : If someone wants
to enjoy the benefits of a
telephone, without actually
owning one, he should
subscribe to voice mail.
Electronic data interchange (E.D.T.) : It enables
usually a customer and supplier to exchange routine
documents such as purchase orders and invoices
using standard electronic form and their own
computers, linked through a service provider.
Video Conferencing : It allows persons sitting in
different parts of the city, country or world to meet
face to face without being there. This is possible with
the help of special types of cameras attached to
computers. Anyone with a web browser can read
the papers and posters at leisure.
Multimedia : It stands for integration of or more
media. It is one of the most recent information
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technology that is popular world wide due to its multi
dimensional approached uses. These utilised some
of the applications of electronics which help for IT
3.5G mobile.
IT 3.5 G-mobile : The next ramp-up in the mobile
industry’s speed road map to India around the corner.
The swedish telecom leader, Ericson, which is also
the largest supplier in this country of cellular base
stations the ground equipment behind mobile phone
network has demonstrated the fist ever test link of
what is popularly known as 3.5G.
3.5G magic in India : India will soon join the elite
club of countries that have 3G mobile services with
Mahanagar telephone Nigam (MTNL) setting up
India’s first 3G network in Delhi and Mumbai. The
network will have a capacity of 4 M lines and will be
operational by next year. The total investment in the
project will be of Rs.11,000 crore. 3G services have
already become popular in Japan, U.K., Hongkong,
Australia, Sweden and Denmark.
Worms: A computer worm is a self contained
program that is able to spread functional copies of
its segments to other computer systems, unlike
viruses, worms do not need to attach themselves to
a post program. There are 2 types of worms-host
computer worms and network worms. Host computer
worms are entirely contained to other countries. Host
computer worms where the original terminates itself
after launching a copy on another host.
Conclusion: “The world is indeed a small place”,
this saying stands correct in todays ever growing and
changing world order. One need not raise his
eyebrows if the word “distance” sounds ironical in
the present enchanging era of information and
telecommunication.
WHY ARE AEROPLANES NOT AFFECTED BY LIGHTNINGS ???
✍ Manjuprasad C., IVth sem. DEE
Clouds are made of water droplets and dust in the
atmosphere at altitudes of 1 to 16 k.m. While travelling
through air, due to friction, the water droplets get electrically
charged.
Lightning occurs due to sparking between oppositely
charged clouds. A high voltage spark rushes towards the
ground (at zero potential) through moisture - filled air.
If any ground based structure is on the path of the spark, the top of that structure is excited to a
high electrical potential while its bottom (in contrast with the ground) remains at zero voltage, This
high potential difference sets a very high current in the structure causing sudden heat generation in
the material and destruction. But in flying aeroplanes there is nothing like a ground point which
remains always at zero voltage.
Hence even if hit by a lightening, the plane’s entire surface acquires the same high potential
and due to lack of potential difference there is no current and hence no destruction.
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ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE
✍ Tarique Anjum, IVth Sem. DEC
Man had been told for many centuries that the
moon is earth's satellite. As scientific knowledge
increased, man's hunger to know more about space,
more about the happenings on earth at various
places also increased. As a result of these inquiries,
artificial satellite took birth.
Artificial satellite is a man
made mechanical devices.
With the help of rockets these
were launched in space in
predetermined orbits. These
artificial satellites while revolve
around the earth in a defined
orbit would send to earth the
collected and recorded
pictures. With these satellites
communication would be
established from one corner of
the earth to another remote corner. Information
about rain, weather, thunderstorms and mineral
opulence on earth could be gathered and fed on the
earth.
In October 1945, an article published by one
Author C. Clark, a renowned writer at scientific
developments in the popular English weekly
'Wireless World' created a commotion in the scientific
world. It was stated in the article that a satellite could
be stationed at one particular place in the sky and
messages sent from one place of the earth could be
relayed from that satellite to another place on the
earth. Everyone at that time had thought that it was
only a imagination. But subsequently it did prove to
be a reality. The cold war between America and
Soviet Union played an important role in Astronomy.
America, in 1955, under the stewardship of John
Hagen, a renowned scientist, established a research
centre & got involved fully in the building of artificial
satellites. Russia too, under the stewardship of
Anatoli and Poloskov got involved in their research
day and night. In this competition Russia astonished
the world on October 4th
1957 by launching an artificial
satellite named Sputnik. This
was the first artificial satellite
being 58 cm in diameter and
having a weight of 82Kg and
was going round the earth in
every 96 minutes at a height
of 226 to 940 km from earth.
This being an experimental
satellite was placed in its orbit
with the help of rockets. After
a period of nearly a year,
having being successful in its mission it retired from
its services on January 4, 1958 by entering the
ocean.
Shaken by the Russian achievement, America
too tried to launch a satellite which was lighter than
Sputnik-1 with the name Vanguard - 1. But it was
unsuccessful. Going one more step forward, Russia
launched Sputnik-2 on November 3, 1957, along with
a dog Lyka in it. That dog was healthy and alive, till
the satellite returned to earth. With this trial it was
ascertained that living beings could undertake space
travels and also got sufficient records about the rays
of radiation present in the earth's atmosphere. But
in America the situation was different. It attempted
to launch another satellite in Vanguard series on
December 6, 1957. After rising about 3 feet, the
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rocket exploded. Again on February 5, 1958 another
rocket exploded after rising to about 6.5Km height
everyone in America including the President lost
hopes and were deeply worried. Subsequently, the
team of verner Van Brown, who took over the
stewarship of the research centre succeeded in
launching an artificial satellite named Explorer - 1 on
January 31, 1958. This satellite of only 14 kg weight,
displayed the Van Allen felt which had surrounded
the earth. Inspired by this America, on March 17,
1958 launched successfully one more satellite in
vanguard series. This satellite having reached its
orbit successfully, displayed that earth is flat at its
poles and also the earth's path of orbit is elliptical
but not round as had been presumed earlier.
Russia also launched another huge artificial
satellite named Sputnik-3 in May 1958. This carried
out many experiments in space with the help of the
laboratory it had carried. In all, seven Sputnik
spaceships were launched in this Sputnik series. In
April 1961 Uri Gagarin of Russia became the first
person to have undertaken a journey in a spaceship
and to have come back to earth safe. In turn, America
on July 20, 1969, sent Neil Armstrong and Edvin
Aldrin to the Moon by spaceships, Apollo-11 having
walked on the moon successfully they returned to
the earth safe.
On March 19, 1975 India launched its first
satellite named Aryabhata, in memory of the famous
scientist of Astronomy. This assisted in transmitting
news, weather reports etc. Later on, on June 7, 1979,
the second satellite Bhaskara was launched. By this
satellite, information regarding landscape, water
resources, forests, minerals, etc. could be collected.
These satellites were launched with the assistance
of Russian technicians. Subsequently, many more
satellites were launched by India for launching these.
India had been using imported rockets all along. But
on August 10, 1979, India launched one more
satellite with the name Rohini-1, using the
indigenously built rocket SLV-3, from Sriharikota in
Andhra Pradesh. Presently, by using Indian made
Cryogenic engines in the rockets other satellites are
being launched.
The Indian Space Research Organisation in
Bangalore has undertaken to build rockets for Indian
space research centre.
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AUTOMOBILE - "A COMFORTABLE & IMPORTANT LOCOMOTIVE"
✍ Collected by Santhosh, IVth Sem. DAE
An 'Automobile' 'Autocar' 'Motor car' or 'car' is
a wheeled motor vehicle used for transporting
passengers, which also carries its own engine. The
1st automobile vehicle ran on India's roads in 1897.
Until the 1930, cars were imported directly, but in
small number.
Now a days 'Automobile industry' in India is one
of the largest in the world & one of the fastest growing
globally. India's passenger & commercial vehicle
manufacturing industry is the 7th largest in the world
with an annual production of more than 307 million
units in 2010.
According to the recent reports. India is set to
overtake brazil to become the 6th largest passenger
vehicle producer in the world, growing 16-18 percent
to sell around three million units in the course of 2011-
12. In 2009 India emerged as Asia's 4th largest
exporter of passenger cars behind Japan, South
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Korea & Thailand. As of 2010 India is frame to 40
million pasenger vehicles.
More than 307 million automobile vehicles were
produced in India in 2010 (an increase of 33.9%)
making. Our country is the 2nd fastest growing
automobile market in the world. According to the
Society of Indian Automobile manufactures, annual,
vehicle sales are projected to increase to 5 million
by 2012 & more than 9 million by 2020 & more than
25 million by 2050. The country is expected to be at
the top of the world in car volumes with approximately
611 million vehicles on the nation's roads. The
majority of the India's car manufacturing industry is
based around three cluster in the South, West and
North. The Southern cluster near Chennai is the
biggest with 35% of the revenue share. The western
hub near Maharashtra is 33% of market. The
northern cluster is primarily Haryana with 32%.
Gurgaon & Manesar in Haryana form the
northern cluster where the country's largest car
manufacturer, Maruthi Suzuki is based. Maharashtra
is the western cluster with companies like General
motors, Volkswagen, Skoda, Mahindra & Mahindra,
Tata motors, Mercedes, Benz, Land rover, Fiat &
Force motors, having assembly plants in the area.
Aurangabad with Audi, Skoda and Volkswagen also
forms parts of the western cluster. Another emerging
cluster is in the state of Gujarat with manufacturing
facility of General motors in Halol & further planned
for Tata Nano at Sanand. Ford, Maruthi Suzuki and
Peugeot - citroen plants are also set to come up in
Gujarat, Kolkata with Hindustan motors, Noida with
Honda & Bangalore with Toyota are some of the
other automobile manufacturing regions around the
country manufacturers.
The Indian Automobile Industry manufactures
over 11 million vehicles and exports about 1.5 million
each year. The dominant products of the industry
are two wheelers with a market share of over 75%
and passenger vehicles with market share of about
16%. Commercial vehicles & three wheelers share
about 9% of the market between them. About 91%
of the vehicles sold are used by house holders &
only about 9% for commercial purposes. The
industry has a turnover of more than USD $ 35 billion
& provides direct & indirect employment to over
13 million people and on the other hand, India has a
well - developed tax structure.
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HISTORY OF THE AUTOMOBILE
✍ Mohammed Arif I.D., VI Sem. DME
The internal combustion engine and early gas-
powered cars.
The very first self-powered road vehicles were
powered by steam engine and by that definition
Nicolas Joseph Cagnot of France built the first
automobile in 1769 recognised by British royal
automobile club and the automobile club de France.
Daimler and Benz invented highly successful and
practical gasoline powered
vehicle that ushered in the
age of modern
automobiles. Daimler and
Benz invented cars that
looked and worked like the
cars we use today.
History of internal
combustion engine (the
heart of the automobile) An internal combustion
engine is any engine that uses the explosive
combustion of fuel to push a piston within the cylinder
the piston movement turns crankshaft that turns the
cash wheel via chain or a drive shaft. The different
types of fuels commonly used for car combusion
engine are gasoline (or petrol), diesel and kerosine.
The importance of Nucolaus Otto
One of the more important landmark in the engine
design comes from Nicolaus August Otto who in
1876 invented effective gas motor engine. Otto built
the first practical four stroke internal combustion
engine called the "Otto cycle engine:" as soon as he
had completed his engine, he built it into motorcycle.
Otto's contributions were very historically significant,
it was his four stroke engine that was universally
adopted for all liquid fueled automobiles going
forward.
The importance of Karl Benz
In 1885, German Mechanical Engineer, Karl Benz
designed and built the world's first practical automobile
to be powered by internal combusion engine. On
January 29, 1886, Benz reserved the first patent (DRP
No. 37435) for gas fueled car. It was a three wheeler.
Benz built a first four wheeled
car in 1891. Benz the
company started by inventor
Benz became the world's
largest manufacturer of
automobiles by 1900. Benz
was first inventor to integrate
an internal combusion engine
with a chassis in 1885, Gottlick
Daimler (together with his
design partner Wihelm May back) took Otto's internal
combusion engine a step further and patented.
In 1885 Daimler - May back designed on engine
which was small, light weighted, first used a gasoline
injected carburetor and which had a vertical cylinder.
The size, speed & efficiency of the engine allowed
for revolution in car design. On March 8, 1886
Daimler took a stage coach and adopted it to hold
his engine, there by designing the first four wheeled
automobile in the world. Daimler is considered the
first inventor to have invented a practical internal -
combusion engine.
In 1889, Daimler invented a V - slanted two cylinder,
four stroke engine with mushroom shaped valves.
Just like Otto's 1876 engine, Daimler's new engine
set the bases for all car engines going forward and
used today.
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Achievements&
Recognitions
Success is more permanent when you achieveit without destroying your principles.
- Walter Cronkite
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✍ Suraj, IV Sem. DCE
✍ Devaprasad, IV Sem. DEC
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Winners of Inter Polytechnic Cricket
Tournament held in Vivekanand Polytechnic,
Puttur
Winners of Inter Polytechnic Throwball
tournament held in Vivekananda
Polytechnic, Puttur
ACHIEVEMENTS & RECOGNITIONS
On behalf of winners faculty member
Mr.Venkatesh Prabhu, H.O.D. Science Dept.
receiving the winners trophy from
Sri V. Dhananjay Kumar.
In the 35th State level Inter - Polytechnic Annual
Sports meet 2011 -12 held at Chikkodi, Belgaum in
February 2012, Mr. Rithesh R. Salian of IVth
semester DEE has won the Silver medal in High jump
(men) section and Miss. Suchithra of VIth sem DEE
has won the Bronze medal in Javelline throw
(women’s) section.
Mr. Prathviraj B. Salian of VI Sem. DEE
secured Ist Prize in the Drawing competition
organised by Veera Maruthi Seva Sangha,
Moodbidri and IIIrd Prize in Drawing
competition organised by Sarvajanika
Ganeshothsava Samithi, Moodbidri
Individual champions in Annual Sports Meet 2011-12
Prathima, II Sem. DEC, Rithesh R Salian, IV Sem. DEE
Winners of Talents Day competitionand overall champions in Sports &
Games - E & E Dept.
Runners of Talents Daycompetition E & C Dept.
Talents Day 3rd prize & AyudhaPuja mantap decoration competition
winners - Automobile Dept.
Winners of Sri Ganesh Pai Memorial Cricket
Tournament for SMC Campus Institutions.
Mr. Ranjith Kumar, VI Sem. DMC has won the
'Man of the Series' award
Best M.C. Winners of Talents day
competition: Mr.. Sudarshan of
VIth sem DEE & Mr.Abhishek of
IInd sem DEE
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Mr. Gajanana Dongre was born on 5th Nov 1975 at
Mala, near Karkala. He pursued his diploma in
Electronics and Communication Engineering from
S N M Polytechnic and passed out with first class in
the year 1996. He was a studious student with lots
of talents in the cultural and literary domain.
After his diploma he served as Component Engineer
in Aspect Developments Bangalore till 1999. He
joined i2 technologies as Net developer in the
month of June 1999. Presently he is working at
Symphony services as Manager, Product
development.
He has many professional achievements during his
career as Electronics Engineer.
He has applied for the United States patent on
Optimization for one of the product developed
using operation and research principle (C++
implementation).
He has worked with Microsoft for the development
of Pivot table feature.
He has also secured multiple zero defect awards,
Best performance awards, and on time delivery
awards.
Besides his profession he is actively involved in
several cultural and literary activities. He participates
in the Kannada day celebrations, annual day
celebrations and plays key roles in organising such
events. He engages himself in the design and
implementation of Kannada Rajyostava celebrations
across companies in Bangalore. He has participated
as judge for Kannada Essay, Quiz and other cultural
activities for last 3
years across multiple
companies in
Bangalore. This
indicates that a person
requires not only
academic excellence
for achievement but
also needs extra-
curricular activities
during his student life.
Thus he remains a role
model to all the budding diploma holders.
Mr. Dongre is a hard core fan of Carnatic music.
Yakshagana is his all time favourite art. He likes to
read history and physics during leisure.
OUR ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE ANNUAL DAY
CELEBRATION 2011-12, MR. GAJANAN DONGRE
✍ Divya Shetty, IV Sem. DEC
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Sl. No. Name Course Company
1 SUKESHA DAE MANDO BRAKES PVT LTD
2 SUDHIR PRABHU DAE MANDO BRAKES PVT LTD
3 SAI NARAYANEN.E DAE UNITED TOYOTA
4 PRASHANTH DAE UNITED TOYOTA
5 CHANDRASHEKAR DAE UNITED TOYOTA
6 SHIVANANDA NAYAK DAE UNITED TOYOTA
7 SANDEEP PUTRAN DAE UNITED TOYOTA
8 HARI PRASAD DAE UNITED TOYOTA
9 PRASHANTH KUMAR DAE TATA MOTORS
10 NAVEENA DAE TATA MOTORS
11 RANJAN DEE JINDAL STEEL WORK BALLARY
12 GURURAJA PRABHU DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
13 ABHILASH P K DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
14 AMAR.Y DEE JINDAL STEEL WORK BALLARY
15 V.PRATHVIRAJ B.S DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
16 SWASTIK.K DEE JINDAL STEEL WORK BALLARY
17 SWASTIK.K DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
18 SUJITH C KOTIAN DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
19 ASHWATH DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
20 VIJESH DEE REGEN POWER TECH PVT LTD
21 SUCHITRA DEE JINDAL STEEL WORKS BALLARY
22 VIJESH POOJARY DEE TATA MOTORS
23 SUJITH C KOTIAN DEE TATA MOTORS
24 RANJAN POOJARY DEE TATA MOTORS
25 POOJARY PUSHPARAJ ANAND DEC TATA MOTORS
26 GANESH PRASAD DMC ITC
27 JINTO JOSE DMC “V-GUARD,KERALA”
28 DEEPAK J SHETTY DME MANDO BRAKES PVT LTD
LIST OF STUDENTS APPOINTED IN VARIOUS CAMPUS INTERVIEWS
HELD DURING THE YEAR 2011-12 (Till 15th May, 2012)
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PROFICIENCY PRIZE WINNERS WHO HAVE SCORED HIGHEST MARKS IN THE SEMESTER (NOV.
/ DEC.) 2011 EXAMINATIONS.
i) II SEM DME : NEELESH
ii) IV SEM DME : PRAJWAL PREETHAM RODRIGOUS
ii) VI SEM DME : SHAROON CHRISTAPAL AMANNA
i) II SEM DE&C : PRASANNA
ii) IV SEM DE&C : VINISHA
iii) VI DE&C : NAVINASH
i) II SEM DCS : SHRUTHI K
ii) IV SEM DCS : ANJALI KRISHNA
iii) VI SEM DCS : SHIVARAMA K. K.
i) II SEM DAE : SANTHOSHA NAIK
ii) IV SEM DAE : SANTHOSHA GOWDA
iii) VI SEM DAE : SATHISH
i) II SEM DEE : ANUSHA Y
ii) IV SEM DEE : PRAVEENA DEVADIGA
iii) VI SEM DEE : YASHAVANTHA GOWDA
i) II SEM DCE : KEERTHIRAJ
ii) IV SEM DCE : SURAJ
iii) VI SEM DCE : MOHAMMED NAUFAL
i) II SEM DMC : SUBHASH M.S.
ii) IV SEM DMC : SAMSON MADTHA
iii) VI SEM DMC : GANESH NARENDRA SHANBHAG
1. Sri Amaranath Jain memorial cash prize for the best student of this year is awarded to Mr. ABHILASH
P.K. VI Sem. DEE.
2. Sri S.D. Samrajya 75th Birthday felicitation endowment scholarship is awarded to Mr. POOJARY
PUSHPARAJ ANAND H, VI Sem. DE&C
3. A cash prize is sponsored by Sri P.V.Bhat Ex Principal is awarded to Kum. ARPITHA VI Sem. DCS.
4. A cash prize of Rs. 1000/-each by Sri Venkatesh Prabhu M., H.O.D of Science for the student
scoring highest marks 100/100 in mathematics in annual examination is awarded to ANUSHA
Y. II Semester DEE. PRAKASH K. II Semester DE&C
5. A cash prize of Rs. 500/- sponsored by Sri. Mohammed Sharief, Ex Lecturer in Mechanical Engg., is
awarded to Mr. SHAROON CHRISTAPAL AMANNA, VI Sem. DME
6. A prize sponsored by Sri K.M.Bhat, Ex Lecturer in Electrical Engg. is awarded to
Mr. AVINASH KUNDER, VI Sem. DEE.
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7. A cash prize is sponsored by Sri Sudharshana M in memory of Mr. Sunil Kumar is awarded to
Mr. SHIVARAMA K. VI Sem. DCS
8. A cash prize donated by Sri Mahaveera College Stores, Moodbidri for Best Outgoing Athlet for the
year 2011-12 is awarded to Mr. RANJITH KUMAR, VI Sem. DMC
9. A cash prize of Rs. 1000/- donated by Mr. Suresh D.B. Lecturer in Automobile Engg. to the First year
Automobile students for securing highest marks in his subject Automotive Engines, in the semester
exams Nov. 2011 is awarded to Mr. Santhosha Naik, & Sujith Bangera.
10. A cash prize of Rs. 1000/- each is sponsored by Smt. Sowmya M.J., Librarian , to the meritorious
students of I year Diploma in E&C, E&E, AT Engg. branches.
I DEE : PRADEEP H
I DE&C : MAMATHA
I DAE : SHARATH KUMAR
Sri S.D. Samrajya memorial cash award of Rs. 2500/- awarded to the best outgoing student of SNM
Polytechnic, for the academic year 2011-12. This award is sponsored by his sons Mr. Shirthady Sampath
Samrajya and Mr. Sushanth Samrajya.
Kum. RADHIKA G A III DEE deserves this award for her all-round performance in academics and
extracurricular activities .
She has bagged , 2nd place in 800 mts, 2nd place in relay, participated in carom & badminton, and she is the
Junior under Officer in NCC, SMC Unit.
1. Best Outgoing students for the year 20010-11
Sl.No. Name of the student Diploma Course
1. Mr. SHRIKANTH K. Mechanical Engg.
2. Miss. REVATHI KRISHNA Computer Science Engg.
3. Mr. RAVINDRA Automobile Engg.
4. Mr. NEERESHA D AMIN Electrical & Electronics Engg.
5. Mr. ASHOKA Electronics & Comm. Engg.
6. Mr. SANDESH K. Civil Engineering.
7. Mr. MANOJ PRATHVI PINTO Mechatronics Engg.
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S.N.MUDBIDRI POLYTECHNIC, MOODBIDRI (D.K)
Inter branch Mantap decoration competition for the students on account of Ayudha Puja celebration
on 5th October 2011.
I PRIZE : AUTOMOBILE ENGG DEPT
II PRIZE : MECHANICAL ENGG DEPT
III PRIZE : MECHATRONICS ENGG DEPT
RANGOLI COMPETITION :
I PRIZE : SRIVATSA RAO, (V SEM AUTO)
II PRIZE : PRATHIBHA AND SUSHMA (I SEM DEE)
III PRIZE : LAVEEN HEGDE AND DEEPAK (V SEM DME)
Winners of various cultural competitions
organised on account of Annual Day celebrations:
QUIZ
1. R. RENOY VI SEM DEC
2. PRAVEEN KUMAR SN VI SEM DEC
KANNADA ESSAY
1. SIRAJ VI SEM DCS
2. PRAJNA VI SEM DCS
ENGLISH ESSAY
1. ARPITHA VI SEM DCS
2. YASHWANTH VI SEM DEE
ELOCUTION
1. SUDHARSHAN VI SEM DEE
2. NAVYA IV SEM DEC
SINGING(SOLO)NON FILMY
1. VARUN VI SEM DCE
2. SUDHARSHAN VI SEM DEE
PICK & ACT
1. AVINASH VI SEM DEE
2. SUDHARSHAN VI SEM DEE
PICK & SPEAK
1. ANOOP R SHENOY IV SEM DEE
2. SUDHARSHAN VI SEM DEE
3. 2.PRAVEEN KUMAR S N VI SEM DEC
SINGING(SOLO) FILMY
1. VARUN VI SEM DCE
2. RASHMITHA IV SEM DEC
DUMB CHARADES
1. PRAVEEN AND RENOY VI SEM DEC
2. SUDHEER AND SANDESH VI SEM DEC
Interbranch talents day competitions on
29th February, 2012.
I PLACE : ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS
ENGG DEPT
II PLACE : ELECTRONICS AND
COMMUNICATION ENGG DEPT
III PLACE : AUTOMOBILE ENGG DEPT
BEST MASTER OF CEREMONY SUDARSHAN
AND ABHISHEK
(VI SEM ELECTRICALS)
SARVAJANIKA GANESHOTHSAVA SAMITHI
MOODBIDRI
DRAWING COMPETITION
PRATHVIRAJ B SALIAN, VI SEM. DEE - III PRIZE
VEERAMARUTHI SEVA SANGHA MOODBIDRI
DRAWING COMPETITION
PRATHVIRAJ B SALIAN, VI SEM. DEE - I PRIZE
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The following are the prize winners in the various
games & sports events held in connection with the
Annual Day celebrations for the year 2011-12.
MEN
1. CRICKET (SOFT BALL)
Winners : ELECTRIAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG
Runners: CIVIL ENGG. DEPT.
2. CRICKET (HARD BALL)
Winners : ELECTRIAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
Runners: MECHANICAL ENGG. DEPT.
3. VOLLEY BALL
Winners : AUTOMOBILE ENGG.
Runners: MECHANICAL ENGG. DEPT.
4. KABBADDI
Winners: ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
Runners: MECHANICAL ENGG. DEPT.
5. FOOT BALL
Winners : AUTOMOBILE ENGG. DEPT.
Runners : CIVIL ENGG. DEPT.
6. SHUTTLE BADMINTON
I Prize : AVIN & DARSHAN ME
II Prize : POOJITH & RAKESH ME
7. SHUTTLE (SINGLES)
I Prize : DINESH DEE
II Prize : RAKESH DME
WOMEN :
1. CHESS
I Prize : PRAJNA III DCS
II Prize : SAHITHYA III DEC
S.N.MUDBIDRI POLYTECHNIC, MOODBIDRI, D.K.
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS OF SPORTS & GAMES COMPETITIONS
2. CARROM SINGLES
I Prize : DEEPIKA II DEC
II Prize : SHAILAJA II DEC
3. SHUTTLE SINGLES
I Prize : SHETTY BHAGYASHREE N. III DEE
II Prize : KAVANA II DCS
4. SHUTTLE DOUBLES
I Prize : SHETTY BHAGYSHREE N. &
SHARAL LIZA FERNANDES DEE
II Prize : PRATHIMA & PRATHIKSHA K. P. DEC
5. KABADDI
Winners : ELECTRONICS & COMMN. ENGG.
Runners : ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
6. VOLLEY BALL:
Winners : ELECTRRONICS & COMMN. ENGG.
Runners : ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
7. THROW BALL
I Prize : Department of.E&C ENGG.
II Prize : Department of E&E ENGG.
III Prize : Department of C& S ENGG.
8. MARCH PAST:
I Prize : Department of E&E ENGG.
II Prize : Department of MECHANICAL ENGG.
III Prize : Department of AUTOMOBILE ENGG
9. INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP :
a) Mens Champion : RITHESH R.S. DEE
b) Womens Champion : PRATHIMA DEC
10. OVER ALL CHAMPIONSHIP : ELECTRICAL &
ELECTRONICS ENGG. DEPT.
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3000 mtr men
1. Sudheer Naik Iyr Auto
2. Naufal IIyr Civil
3. Kishore IIIyr E & C
March past
1. E & E
2. Mech
3. Auto
Relay 4x100 boys
1. E & E
2. Civil
3. Auto
Triple jump boys
1. Sukesh IIIyr Auto
2. Manjunath IIyr Auto
3. Prakash Maxim Rodrigues IIIyr E & E
800mtr Race Men
1. Praveen Lobo IIyr Auto
2. Sandeep IIIyr Mech
3. Naushad IIyr Civil
800mtr Race women
1. Prathima Iyr E & C
2. Radhika IIIyr E & E
3. Manjula I E & C
Shot put Throw Men
1. Kishore IIyr Mech
2. Prashanth Shetty IIIyr Mech
3. Gowreesh IIIyr Auto
3000 mtr men
1. Sudheer Naik Iyr Auto
2. Naufal IIyr Civil
3. Kishore IIIyr E & C
4x100 Relay girls
1. E & C
2. E & E
3. E & C
400mtr Race Girls
1. Prathima Iyr E & C
2. Gunashree IIyr E & C
3. Pramila IIyr E & C
400 mtr race Boys
1. Aditya Iyr Civil
2. Dheeraj IIyr E & E
3. Ritesh R Salian IIyr E & E
Long Jump Girls
1. Prathima Iyr E & C
2. Gunashree IIyr E & C
3. Prameela IIyr E & C
Javelin Throw Girls
1. Suchitra IIIyr E & E
2. Manjula Iyr E & C
3. Prameela IIyr E & C
Discuss Throw Girls
1. Manjula Iyr E & C
2. Prameela IIyr E & C
3. Suchitra IIIyr E & E
1500mtr Race Boys
1. Praveen Lobo IIyr Auto
2. Aditya A V Iyr Civil
3. Yathisha IIyr Auto
Discuss throw - Boys
1. Ritesh R Salian IIyr E & E
2. Shashank Iyr Civil
3. Jayanth IIyr E & E
Javelin Throw - Boys
1. Ritesh R Salian IIyr E & E
2. Dhanraj Iyr E & E
3. Prashanth Shetty
Long Jump boys
1. Prakash Maxim Rodrigues IIIyr E & E
2. Praveen Lobo IIyr Auto
3. Dinesh H S IIIyr E & E
Relay 4x100 men
1. E & E
2. Auto
3. Civil
High Jump Boys
1. Ritesh R S IIyr E & E
2. Rakesh Iyr Mech
3. Praveen B Bangera IIyr Auto
WINNERS OF ATHLETICS EVENTS
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200 mtr Race Girls
1. Prathima Iyr E & C
2. Gunashree IIyr E & C
3. Flocita Iyr E & E
Pole volt boys
1. Ranjith III Mtx & Sukesh III Auto
2. Sachin Iyr E & E
3. Saimon IIyr Auto
200mtr Race Boys
1. Khalandar Sawad IIyr Mech
2. Aditya A V Iyr Civil
3. Sameer Ahammed IIyr Civil
1500mtr Race Girls
1. Jalaja IIyr E & E
2. Shailashree IIyr E & E
3. Akshatha IIyr E & E
100mtr Race Boys
1. Khalandar Sawad IIyr ME
2. Sameer Ahamed IIyr Civil
3. Abhijith IIyr Mtx
Shot Put Girls
1. Gunashree IIyr E & C
2. Prathima Iyr E & C
3. Sandhya IIIyr E & E
✍ Rohit D.S., IV Sem. DEC
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Life&
Values
✍ Santhosh, IV Sem. DEC
Life is the unfoldment and development of a beingunder circumstances tending to press it down.
- Swami Vivekananda
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A TEACHERS ROLE IN MOULDING THE STUDENTS
A Teacher teaches.
A Good teacher explains.
A Better teacher
demonstrates.
A Great teacher inspires.
Yes, indeed teaching is
the noblest of all
professions and the teacher
is the noblest of all.
A teacher is the one who
shows the way and leads us
from darkness to light
through a thick jungle.
Teacher is the priest and
school is the temple of learning.
"Gurur Brahma, Gurur Vishnuh,
Gurur Devo Maheshwarha,
Guru sakshath Prabrahma,
Thasmai Sri Gurave Namaha"
This should be the devotion and veneration of a
student towards a teacher.
The foundation of a child is laid in the school.
A good school background helps in building the
character and career of a student. A well groomed
child is able to contribute more towards the society.
If an aggressive child is not corrected by the teacher
at a young age it can turn out to be an adult of ego,
frustration and impatience. A talented student, if not
encouraged by a teacher may not be able to bring
out his/ her talent in any course of life.
Teacher is the builder of a nation. He should
posess a high degree of knowledge. A doctor with
✍ Mohammed Faheem Patel, VIth Sem. DCE
insufficient knowledge
may kill a man but a
teacher with imperfect
knowledge may damage
the whole nation. When
we speak of role models
we think of Swami
Vivekananda, Mahatma
Gandhi, Jawaraharlal
Nehru etc. But why don't
we speak of the role model
who is right in front of our
own eyes.... our teacher.
Mad rush of schools
towards commercialisation has destroyed the
society. High tech culture, passion for pleasure has
made students to get diverted. Teachers role in such
a situation is to make students realise the importance
of discipline. Teacher is one who brings the students
from wrong path to the right one.
The teachers work within four walls silently, in
modest surroundings far from dust and dine, among
people who have not yet broken the shell of
innocence. And later someday he is confronted
with someone whose face he can't recognize,
whose name he can't recall. But still his joy has no
bounds when he hears "Do you remember me, Sir?"
This is the richest reward a man can get. Years roll
by, people grow in age and status but still they
remember their teachers who tried their best to mould
them, to give them a purpose and direction. We are
absolutely right in celebrating a teacher's day.
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✍ Rohith D.S., IVth Sem. DEC
ENTHUSIASM
Enthusiasm has never been a part of a negative cult.
The world belongs to the enthusiast who can keep
themselves cool. Enthusiasm builds a fire within a
person. But he must not allow uncontrolled anticipation to run away
with judgement or reason. As for me I believe that enthusiasm is
"Spice of life". Nothing can be achieved without enthusiasm.
So many people are not really living, they are pathetic & unhappy lacking dynamics & motivation. The
reason is they are short of enthusiasm.
Enthusiasm can make a vast difference in a persons life. It will improve your personality, never let you go
down in your life, makes hard days good days, makes you come alive, away from your worries and tensions,
solves your toughest problems, builds power under your difficulties.
It has been said that every tomorrow has 2 handles, one of anxiety other of enthusiasm. You can hold any
of them. Choice of handle determines the character of your multiplying days. As per my experience
enthusiasm can be perpetual. It need never run down, it is a great big, wonderful fact. It keeps you young
in spirit, mind and body too.
How does one can have enthusiasm in life? Cultivate the habit to love, love people, love the sky under
which you live, love beauty, love God. The person who loves becomes enthusiastic, filled with sparkle and
joy of life.
Enthusiasm will cease to bother you in fear of people and this is a big worry to many ; you must get rid of it.
What is there to be afraid of ? Why should anybody go through life sulking like a rabbit -? The good lord
told us he will be with us & help us, why not take that as face value look the world in the face & hit it really
hard !!!
ART OF SMILING
✍ Ashwini A. Shetty, IInd Sem. DEE
A smiling face is our greatest personal asset. A perfectly plain face becomes
attractive when it is lit up with a radiant smile. Mentally and socially too, smiling is
of great value. The mental attitude of hopefulness produces the smile which in turn
stimulates and purifies the process of thinking. Smiling awakens friendly feeling
among people to whom it is directed. It prepares the ground for healthy relationship.
There arises certain tension between the two human beings when they meet as they are two different
individuals. A smile helps to ease this tension. The man who gives the smile eases his way into the human
relationship. The man who receives the smile is put at ease and secures a certain uplift to his ego.
A smile can enrich our own lives and the lives of people with whom we come into contact. It is the most
natural and most effective exercise for the face. Your secret of success and popularity in life is a warm
intimate smile which breaks the hardest attitudes and evokes immediate response.
"DO NOT LOSE HEART IN FAILURE AND HEAD IN SUCCESS."
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LISTEN TO YOUR INNER VOICE
✍ Shiny M.D., IV Sem. DEC
Millions of men and women listen to the outer
voice of the others, but do not listen to the inner voice
of their own mind, soul, conscience or whatever you
may choose to call it.
If you listen to your inner voice at all times and
follow it, you can do no mistakes, Mahatma Gandhi
always listened to his inner voice and that is what
enabled him to win
independence for India,
when the sun never set on
the British Empire.
Listening to your Inner
voice means signs of
perpetual mental health.
Refusing to listen to inner
voice leads to chronic
diseases of both mind and
body.
"It's important to listen
to ourselves" says New
man and Borkowitz. Most
of us learn to tune
ourselves out....
Tuning in again takes practice:
We have to encourage ourselves to speak up.
If we've stopped listening to our own voice for a long
time, that voice may become very faint ! It may have
half given up. It may also be pretty angry for having
been shut up so long. But its there ; we have to give
it a chance. If we learn how to listen, we will find out
a lot and we hear some wonderful things.
As Karl Barth said in the world of God and the
world of man, "Conscience is the perfect interpreter
of life"
Ours is the world of nuclear giants and ethical
pigmies ; and the people are suffering today as Omar
N. Bradley said, in his Armistick day address in 1948,
"The world has achieved brilliance without
conscience". It is like milk without cream. Albert
Einstein expressed the formula of conscience
scientifically "Never do anything against conscience,
even if the state demands it."
As Dr. Samuel
Johnson said, "That every
man should regulate his
actions by his own
conscience, without any
regard to the opinion of
the rest of the world, is one
of the first percepts of
moral prudence."
James Joyce said in
the portrait of the artist as
a young man, "Welcome
life ! I go to encounter for
the millionth time the
reality of experience and to enforce in the smithy of
my soul the uncreated conscience of my race."
As Henry Lloyd said "Churches come and go,
but there was ever been but one religion. The only
religion is conscience in action."
Voltaire wrote to Frederick the great on April 6,
1767, "In the midst of all the doubts which we have
discussed for 4000 ways, the safest course is to do
nothing against one's conscience." With this secret
we can enjoy life and have no fear from death.
As Emmanuel Swedenborg said, "Conscience
is God's presence in men."
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HONESTY
✍ T.K. Kaushal Rao, IV Sem. DEE
To tell the truth, to be fair & straight forward, and to lead a life of honour and dignity.
"Honesty is the 1st chapter of the book of wisdom" - Thomas Jafferson (3rd President of U.S.)
THE EMPEROR'S SEED
There was once an old emperor in the far east who knew had to choose a successor even though he
had no children of his own. He assembled all the young boys in the kingdom and gave each of them a seed
to grow. He told these boys to go home, plant the seed and come back to place in one year. He could then
judge the plants that they brought and choose the next emperor. One of these boys was named Ling, & he
went straight home to tell his mother the whole story. She helped him to get a pot & plant the seed.
Everyday, Ling would water his seed, but it never grew. Even after 6 months, when the other boys were
talking about the plants they were growing. Ling's seed did nothing. He felt like such a failure. After an year
passed,it was time to show the emperor the plants. Ling was scared to take his empty pot, but his mother
encouraged him to be honest about what had happened. When Ling arrived, he was amazed to see at all
the beautiful plants grown by the other boys. Sadly, he stayed in the back with his empty pot. When the
emperor arrived, he surveyed the room, saw Ling in the back and called him to the front to ask his name. He
looked at Ling and then announced to the crowd, "Behold your new emperor ! His name is Ling."
The emperor said "I gave everyone here a seed to bring back 1 year later. But the seed I gave you
was boiled and could not be grown. All of you, except Ling, have brought me plants that were substituted
for the one I gave you. Ling was the only one with the courage and honesty to bring me the pot with my
seed in it."
Honesty is.... Telling someone the truth, even if it's not what they want to hear.
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BEST FRIENDS
✍ Mohammed Faheem Patel, VI Sem. DCE
Once two friends were travelling in a desert.
They started quarreling over a silly matter. One of
the friend turned over to the other and gave him a
slap. The other one did not reply anything but in
return he sat down and wrote on the sand, "Today
my best friend gave a slap on my face".
Then they continued their journey and reached
an oasis. They thought of relaxing for a while and
did so. When they were crossing the desert, the
one who had been slapped saw a river and thought
of swimming and jumped into it. He did not know
that the river was deep and he began to drown.
His friend without any hesitation jumped into the
river and saved him from the mouth of danger.
Once recovered from the fear of death, he sat
down near a large flat rock and began to carve that
"Today my best friend saved me"
The other one was anxious to know about the
behaviour of his friend and asked him that "Why
did you write in sand at first that I slapped you and
when I saved your life why did you carve it on the
rock?"
He replied him "When the best friend offended
me. I wrote in the sand which changes in time and
gets erased, but when a best friend takes the risk
of his life to save his friend's life, I am sure that
time doesn't erase it and forget it."
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PLACE OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY
✍ Manjula, II Sem. DEEIn ancient India,
women enjoyed a
place of pre-
eminence. They
were equal partners
of men. Some of
them were great scholars and were held in high
esteem. It is aid that many of the hymns in the vedas
were written by women. Even during the periods of
the Ramayana and the Mahabharatha there lived
women of greater virtue, wisdom and responsibility,
thus we had women like Sita, Savitri, Gargi, Draupadi
and Damayanti.
It was however, during the medieval period that
women were pushed behind the purdah. Not long
ago, they had to live within the four walls of the house.
They were deprived of education and all opportunities
of progress. They had to do all the menial chores of
the house and live like slaves. Where as the western
women had long ago won their right to vote liberty
and education. Indian women still wallowed in
illiteracy, ignorance and squator. At the most they
were treated as objects of enjoyment. They had no
voice in their husbands mundane activities. Only
shyness and subservient submissiveness was their
ornament. They had no right to choose their own
partners, particularly in the rural areas, women were
prohibited from wearing fashionate clothes.
Independence has brought about a virtual
emancipation to at least the urban women in India,
now they do not lag behind men in any field. Indian
women have got equal rights and march shoulder to
shoulder with men. There are women teachers,
doctors, nurses, scientists, engineers, officers, sports
women, journalists, magistrates, architects and even
pilots and drivers. Who can forget the women world
leaders like Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Mrs. Margaret
Thatcher, Mrs. Bandarnaike, Mrs. Goldameir,
Mrs. Vijayalaxmi Pandit and others.
In the field of education, women out do men. There
are more women in higher educational institutions
than men. Most of the top positions in all university
examinations are bagged by women. Even in extra-
curricular activities, women do not lag behind men.
Now Indian women are conscious of their rights.
Their voice can no longer be suppressed. They raise
their voice in choosing their life partners and in the
choice of profession of their liking, they mix up with
men freely and participate in political competitions,
musical concerts and even express abundantly their
debating skills. They no longer believe in purdah or
seclusion. They even learn Judo and Karate to
ensure security.
It must, however, be admitted that some women
cross the limits of decency. They read morbid
literature and are fond of erotic songs and films. They
thus misuse their liberty. Most of the women in rural
areas, particularly those belonging the lower castes,
are illiterate, ignorant and superstitious.
Although something has been done for women, much
remain to be done. Let us not forget 1991 the year
of the girl child.
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✍ Sushanth, VI Sem. DCS
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“Life is to be fortified by many friendships to
love and to be loved is the greatest
happiness of existence”.
Have you ever wondered how
certain people are able to draw
others to them and gain the
admiration and affection of friends ?
Such people may or maynot appear
particularly wealthy, witty or
buttressed with an expensive
education. But somewhere in their
personalities is an ingredient causing
them to be respected and admired.
It is called friendship factor.
Friendship is the spring board
to every other love. Friendship splits
over onto the other important
relationships of life. People with no friends usually have
diminished capacity for sustaining any kind of love.
On the other hand, those who learn how to love their
friends tend to make long and fulfilling relationships.
Work well on business teams and enjoy their life ...
It is an interesting fact, “women have more
friends than men”. Most men have had neither
practice in the art of intimacy on role models to point
the way. Little girls can walk to school hand in hand,
hold each other up starting laugh and cry and say
“You are my best friend. I need you, I like you”, boys
wouldn’t dare.
People with deep and lasting friendships may
be introverts, extroverts, young, old, dull, intelligent,
homely, good looking, but the one characteristic they
always have in common is their lack of facade. They
have a certain transparency, allowing to see what is
in their hearts. By cultivating transparency we can
deepen our friendships.
For fear of seeming sentimental, many of us
hold back expressions of warmth and thereby
missout on rich and profound friendships. We say
“Thanks” when we mean “God bless you” It would
add immeasurably to the amount of love abroad if
we would be fewer in declaring our affection. Done
to talk about our affection is the one more rule for
deepening our friendships.
THE REWARDS OF FRIENDSHIP
✍ Abhilash P.K., VI Sem, DEE
The best friendships
have all weathered
misunderstandings and trying
times. Some people assume that
because they are the object of
someone’s wrath, the relationships
is over, if we realize that every long
term relationship will have its
difficult times, we will not be as likely
to jump ship when our friendship is
yawing and pitching.
People who apologize are not
vacillating. We must have a certain
moral certitude to admit when we are
wrong. Because relationships are
the most difficult things we attempt in this life, of course
we will make mistakes in them. And when we do, we
can save ourselves considerable misery by
apologizing.
It is perhaps the most powerful thought anyone
can have when we remember the primacy of love and
believe in our almost unlimited capacities for giving
and receiving it, life can take on a rent joyfulness.
“Someday, after we have mastered the winds
and the waves, the tides and gravity, we will hanker
for god the energize of love and then for the second
time in the history of world .....”
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✍ Shriharsha, IV Sem. DAE
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Discipline is a training or a way of life aimed at
self control and conformity. It plays a very important
role in the life of a student. It is a training to obedience
and order. Parents are the beginners of discipline in
their children. It is but natural that the child catches
all the good and bad qualities of its parents. It is
said that “The hand that rocks the cradle rules the
world,” in other words, whatever the mother and
father offer the child, the child accepts, keeps and
develops. Here comes the need for discipline in
parents.
Along with the mother’s milk, every child accepts
without questioning the mother’s love and attitudes.
Therefore, a disciplined mother brings up a disciplined
child. The father by nature is a stranger element in
fostering and maintaining discipline in a child.
Disciplined parents in normal circumstances are
blessed with disciplined children. The schools are
only the watch-dogs of discipline of the students, who
are entrusted to the school authorities by their parents.
The child starts his social life within the four
walls of the class room. The teacher is thus his model
of life. He or she impresses with all the good and
the bad qualities possessed, (by them) upon the
children. It goes without saying that “the teacher is
the maker of a student”. The parents entrust their
beloved ones to the care of the teachers and so
without any compromise, teachers have to be the
examples of discipline. Only then they can transform
young minds into the disciplined assets of the society.
Very often a disciplined teacher is a successful
teacher and naturally the students who go out of his
or her hands carry with them the precious gift of
THE IMPORTANCE OF DISCIPLINE IN THE
LIFE OF A STUDENT
✍ Joy Prakash R., IVth Sem. DME
discipline which they cherish through
and till the end of their lives.
Therefore an educational institution must and should
be the nursery for the formation of disciplined citizens
of tomorrow. Anyone who loves, cares and is
interested in the future of a student cannot at any
cost compromise with discipline.
A student makes in his life more and more
improvements, like to be polite, honest, hard-working,
charitable, forgiving, co-operating and above all
loving if he wishes to be good disciplined student.
Everyone expects a student to be good, polite, gentle,
helpful whereas disciplined students enjoy love,
compassion, support from others, whereas an
indisciplined student will be a burden for the society
and he will be badly treated by the others.
Discipline 100%
Discipline plays a very important role in our life.
It can be found through this by substituting the value
of the letters.
A-1, B-2, C-3 ............... Z-26
D = 4
I = 9
S = 19
C = 3
I = 9
P = 16
L = 12
I = 9
N = 14
E = 5
100
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MILLENNIUM THOUGHTS
If you have a dream, you are not poor
Have great dreams....
Dreams come true for those who work while theydream
Be industrious.....
There is no victory without a battle
Fight it confidently.....
It is not your position but your disposition
That creates your destiny
Preserve positive mental attitude
Patience is bitter but its fruit is sweet
Don't lose your temper...
✍ Collected by Laveen Hegde, VIth Sem. DME
Difficulties come in life not to make life
bitter but better
Be incorrigibly optimistic,
A good speaker is a good listener
Be receptive....
Variety is the spice of life
Have an eventual life
Challenge is the charm of life
Accept responsibilities
You become what you think
Change your thoughts ! Change your world
THE QUOTES THAT CAN INFLUENCE MANY
✍ Collected by Sahithya , VI Sem. DEC
M - Mind H-Heart S - Soul
The above stages are very important to do anything
in life. Because the mind, soul and heart are
combinations of successful man.
By using a following treasures one can achieve
anything in life. They are:
● Opportunity
● Success
● Momentum
● Attitude
● Change
● Challenge
● Risk
● Opportunity:- There is an island of opportunity
in the middle of every difficulty.
● Success:- Some people dream
of success while others wake up and work hard
for it. Success is journey not a destination.
● Attitude:- Keep your face to sunshine and you
cannot see the shadows. Attitude is a little thing
that make a big difference.
● Momentum:- A little push in the right direction
can make a big difference.
● Change:- If we are not riding wave of change
you will find your self beneath it.
● Challenge:- Anyone can hold the helm when the
sea is calm.
● Risk: You can not discover new oceans unless
you have the courage to leave the shore.
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SOW SEEDS OF LOVE
If you want to keepKeep your promise
If you want to cultivateCultivate good manners
If you want to readRead good books
If you want to dressDress wounds of others
✍ Vinisha, IVth Sem. E & C
If you want to killKill your pride
If you want to SowSow seeds of love
If you want to writeWrite your mistakes
If you want to dieDie for your country
✍ Collected by Laveen Hegde, VIth Sem. Mechanical
SOME IMPORTANT LAWS WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN STATED
LAW OF TELEPHONE: When you dial a wrong number, you never get an engaged tone.
LAW OF MECHANICAL REPAIR: After your hands become coated with grease, your nose will begin to itch.
LAW OF QUEUE: If you change queues, the one you have left will start to move faster than the one you are
in now.
LAW OF BATH THEOREM: When the body is immersed in water, the telephone rings.
LAW OF COFFEE: As soon as you sit down for a cup of hot coffee, your boss will ask you to do something
which will last untill the coffee becomes cold.
LAW OF BIOMECHANICS: The severity of the itch is inversely proportional to the reach.
LAW OF THE ALIBI: If you tell the boss you were late for work because you had a flat fire, you will have a
flat fire.
LAW OF ENCOUNTERS: The probability of meeting someone you know increases when you are with
someone you don't want to be seen with.
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¿*d*Õ*R*Á*Dh|* Õ*R*@***l ø ¡J¶*l@* nh|*l
©*Õ*l©xC>lh|*]x ñ Ê…@**|* "≤*v@x…*l? "x…¡* ¿J©*i Ó*Ï]J‚
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W|J“h©*]*l & ¡*lyd*l ©J¡*±*lÀ @JCÿJC*ñ'Ó*|x…¿* ÃJ±*‚Á*\**lø
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*Õ*lπ ©*ld*wÂ* Ó*”¡*œ≈l*lø W…‡<©x•…‚. "Âr Ê…@**|* ËÁxÈ
≈R]*l ~*l Ax…\*ldJw]x? ÷h|*l Á*Õ*lı∏|*]x "≤*v@J˘…d*l.
Ê…@**|* "≤*v@x…*l? nÕxlπ ÊEJk©*l@x˙Ë^*l Ê…@**|* "≤*v|*
A*l¶*l¡JÛ|*Âr Ax•]*®JÁ*, ¡Jf*Âr d**ø±*À¡xÚ dJx… Õ*læ*l]*
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÷h|*l ¡x…D|JÁ* ëAJ≈Re|*la AJ¶*l@*Ï|x… Ê…@**|* "≤*ví ÷h|*l
"|*l Ax…Dd*l. ∂Á*©*|xd*w]*|*Âr AJ]J¶*lœw|*a e¶*lÁ***lø ¡x…D|JÁ*
ëëßJıxd*w]*|*Âr ©x“…Ìx‹›lh|* AJ]J¶*l@*Ï|*l Õ*ld*lw Ã*•Wl≈l Õxl…#x
¡JΩ©*l@* Õ*Rh©*|* Ì*•]**lø Á*l]*lœ∏ ÷œw¡x•h¶*l œ*lø@*Ï|x…
Ë|*l‡* "≤*ví ÷h|*l Ax…Dd*l. ÷d* w] *@Je ßx\x|*
Õ*l]*@x˙h|*]x•¶*x ë~*l Ê…@**|* m¡*< Cí? @xh|*l Ó*”Oø∏|JÁ*
ë∂¡J¿*|xd*w]*¡xÚ ßx\x|*l ıhd*l Ã*•Wl›lh|* ı…]**•ø, ∂¡J¿*˘h|*
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©*AJ*lÃ*•œ›lh|* ¡*ΩΔ…]*l A*y©*l@*Ï|x… Ê…@**|* Á*lyí ÷h|*l
*lf›ld*l. Ã*•Wl≈lÂr A*y≈ll@* *˘ Ax…Dd*l ñ ëëı]*hd*]*@*˙
A*y≈lld*wÂ|*la e¶*ñÕ*l]* dx•…ÛñAx•mÁ*|xaÁ*DÁx ı…]*lΩ©*l@*Ï|x…
Ê…@**|* "≤*v.íí
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A*lmlrñ÷#xñe¶*¡*hfiÁ*\**lø Õxl…|*l ©J“˘±*À¡*]*@J|* AJm*lø
ı…¶*l@*Ï|x… Ê…@**|* "≤*v@xh|*l Ax…Dd*l. xm|* Õxl…#x
A*y|J¶*l@* $]*l@x>•¶*x ¡x…D|JÁ* ëëı*ø Ó*”¿xøÁx 'd*w]* ¡x•¶*¡*•Ú
**Áx Ó*Ï]*l©x•œwmr. **Áx d*lhßJ ¡xm©* Õ*R¶*‡Ú|x. $h˘Áx
|*lf≈lßx…¡*l. J\xÁJe≈l• ¿*”Wl©*ßx…¡*l,
Ó*y¿*”Õ*l@x… Ê…@**|* "≤*ví ÷h|*l Ax…D Õ*ldxw
d**ø ¡xm©*|*Âr Õ*lÁ*ø@J›ld*l. ∂Á* ÊEJk©*lWÁx
÷mr]*• œD∏|*h≤* Ê…@**|* ËÁxe* "≤*vÁ*\*
Õx•d* w@x… Ê…@**|* Ó*˙‚v "≤*v@xh|*l
œD›ld*l. &Á* ıfl@J|*
EJkx•…|*≈l@J›ld*l. Ê…@**|* m¡*< C ¡x…@*m
Ax•®xÀ d*lhb©*l@*Ï|*mr.
AJ¶*l@* Ï|*l, ÷d* w] *|*Âr AJ]J¶*l@* Ï|*l, A*•
A*‚lΔÁ*\**lø ßx\x≈ll@*Ï|*l, ı…]*l A*y©*l@*Ï|*l, ¿*”Õ*lÓ*ÛÀl
|*lf≈ll@*Ï|*l, Ó*]x•…Ó*¡J]* Õ*R¶*l@*Ï|*l ñ $dJC˘Á*\xmr@*˙
©x…y|JÁ* ıfl@Je Ê…@**|* "≤*v ÷h|*l ∂d* "≤*v
Õ*Rf¡x•h¶**l.
& Ó*”Ó*hÌ*|*Âr Ó* ”œ>•Ë^]*• d*Õ*l π d *Õ*l π
¡xm©*ñ¡*d*v@*CÁ*\**lø Õ*R¶*ldJw Ax•…Á*ldJw]x. ≈R]*l d*Õ*lπ
¡*d*v@*CÁ*\**lø ÌxJøe ı@*vØ∏ ∂d*π ©*hd*˝Pw≈l*lø Ó*¶x|*l "|*]*
Ó*”œM*m@**lø Ã*Á*@*hd*ıÁx ©*Õ*lÓ*vIx Õ*R¶*ldJw]x•…, "@*]*l
ıfl@Je Ã*Á*@*hd** ∂]Jæ*x*≈lxø… Õ*R¶*ldJw]x.
$hd*A* ¡ *d *v@* C ı@*vA*IxÁJe d** ø Ë|*l¡**l ø
Õ*llfÓJey©*l@*Ï|x… ıfl@J|* Ê…@**|* "≤*v@xhËl|*]*Âr
©*h|x…A*Wmr.
✍ F¡x…¿B, II Sem. DMC
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Ê…@**|* "≤*v
✍ Sachin, IV Sem. DEE
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*Õ*lπ ÃJ@*xÁ*\x… Ø…Áx! ¡x•\*|* ıhd* ı…y* AJÁx.
Õ*l*∏§* n\*Áx•h|*l ÃJ@*@J|*]x Ax•]*Áx•h|*l ÃJ@*.
¡x•\*¡*l >•…Ì*x A*l\*l¡*l >•…flx. Õ*l*∏§* d*lhßJ
¡*Ó*Ûdx. dx•…y¡xÁx ©*Ã*C©*μ]*hdx ¡*h¶*]*• @*C‡wÁ*d*@Je *Õ*lπ
n\*Õ*l*©*l§ Œ@*v* ≈l¿*©*§*lø Ë≈l©*|x… ∂d** "@**œ≈lxø…
AJ]xΩ*lœw]*ld*w|x. $|*l #x•…¡* ı≈lÕ*l. ¡xm@*yÁx d*Õ*lπ
Õ*l¡*Ú\*l Ax…e|*a]*• Ìxh|*. ∂|*]x $d*]*]* Õ*l¡*Ú\*l ÌxJøe|*a]*•
"@*]*l ¡*l]*•PÁ*\Je ¡J‚ldJw]x. nh|*l y…œ≈l $Ë^Áx≈l
@*C‡wd*“. Ø…Áx "©*•>l, Õx•…©* @*hÌ*xÁ*\*l d*lhb|* *Õ*lπ
Õ*l*∏§Áx *Õx•π\*Áx•h|*l n\*xÆd**|* ÃJ@*W|x ÷hËl|x…
Áx•œw]x•…˘mr....
nË^ ©*lh|*]* d*]*lΩ. ∂æ*lı¡* '¶*lÓ*Ï æ*y∏¡x•h¶*l
ëë©*Õ*Rfl|*Âr "≤*@J ¡J#x…Ê*Âríí ëëË©B ı#Ja‚|*Âríí d**ø
ÓJfÁx dJ*l Ax•…Á*lœw|*a]x "@*\* Øh˘ıh|* fi…‡©*l@*
@*C‡wÁ*\x… EJ∏w Ax•]*d*l "@*\**lø Ax•Á*\*l@* @*C‡wd*“|*@*]*l ËA*\*
¡*fÕxl. ¡xm@*]* fi…¡xÁ*\*l Ax…e]*ld*w|x "h|*]x ≈RyÁx•…
Ax…\*l@* y…œ≈lÂr fi…‡∏|*]x $*lø ¡xm@*]*l "@*]*x ø…
'|xa…¿*@JeÛlÀ¡x•h¶*l ©*“mÒ W±*≈l@**lø Ë|*#J›l∏
Áx•dJwÁ*|*hdx fi…‡©*ldJw]x. ∂|*]x $*lø ¡xm@*y|Ja]x "@*yÁx
©*“mÒ@*˙ JÙ¡x $mr|x Ã*≈l $mr|x ÷|*l]x|*l]Je>l…
fi…‡∏b¶*ldJw]x. Ø…Áx ¡xm@*Ï ¡*ld*•A*m¡*]*@J|* Õ*Rd*lÁ*\*l
AJÁ*• fi…¡xÁ*\*l ¡xm@*]* ßJ›l›lh|* Ax•]*b…\*˘|*a]*•
Õ*l*∏§*Âr>l… Ax…D¡x•h¶*l Õ*ll©*l*Á*l@*@*y]*ldJw]x. *Õ*lπ
Õ*l*∏§*Âr Õ*l•¶*l@* $hd*A* >•…Ì*xÁ*\*l J\x ßJ›lÁx
J¶*|*la ¡J≈lv]*•Ó*¡xÚ Ëh|x… Ë]*ld*w@x. ÷hËl|**lø J@*Ï
WÕ*l¿xv Õ*Rf¡x•h¶*]x $hd*A* "©*•>l>lhË Á*l‚@**lø
¡*fÕxl Õ*Rf¡x•\*ÆËA*l|x…x•…......!
d**ø Õ*lÁ*\*l ~x… d*Ó*ÏÒ Õ*Rf|*]*• ∂¡x≈l ËÁxÈ P”…œ,
Õ*lÕ*ldx dx•…]*l@* dJ›l d**ø ©x•©x≈l nh|*l ©*‚Δ d*Ó*Ò*lø
|x•¶*T|*l Õ*Rf Õ*Rd*J¶*l@* ∂¡x≈l *¶x *lfÁ*\*Âr
d*Ó*ÏÒÁ*\*xø… A*l¶*l¡*l@* EJ≈lÕ*R*@*˙ nh|*l y…œ≈l
©*h¡*lÙd* Õ*l*∏§* Ó*yIJÕ*l. $|*¡xÚ *Õ*lπ ∂¶*l ÃJ±x
d*l\*lW*Âr nh|*l 'd*wÕ*l ÁJ|x $|x. ëë "≈lCm ˘…@x˙h|*l
g]*l|*¡B#xÁB Õ*l•@*m mÓ*ÏÒ*líí....
n®JÀ]x n\xÆ≈l Õ*l*©*l§ AJ\*l Õ*l*©*l§
*Õ*lπ#xr… $|x. "|**lø ∂>lÚ Õ*Rf¡x•h¶*l Ë|*l¡*l@*,
>•…Ù∏ @*C@*A*y©*l@* EJ‚d** *Õ*lπÂr]*ßx…¡*l "±xÀ…!
|x…@*]*l *Õ*lÁx |x•¶*T Õ*l*©*l§ ¡x•fiÀ|Jax ÷mr]**lø
P”…œ©*l@* A*˝|*≈l ¡x•fiÀ|Jax. J@*Ï ¡xm@*]**lø Ê…@*‡Úhd*
EJ∏w≈Re P”…œ∏|*]*• ∂ P”…œ≈l*lø ©*y≈Re "≤*v
Õ*Rf¡x•\*Æ|x ¡xm@*]*l œ]*©*Úy∏ b¶*ldJw]x. P”…œ©*l@*@*]*
Õ*l*∏§* |*l:V AJÁ*• n\x Æ Õ*l*∏§* ÃJ@*xÁ*\ *l
œ]*©*Úy∏|*@*yÁx Ax…Áx Áx•dJwÁ*ßx…¡*l "mr@x…?...... "|*l
"@*]*@*yÁx "*lÃ*@*¡xÚ Ëh|JÁ* œD≈lßx…¡*±xÀ….....!
∂|*]x n\xÆ≈l Õ*l*∏§* P”…œ≈l*lø œ]*©*Úy∏|*@*yÁx
nh|*#Jr nh|*l ˘* Ó*¿JodJwÓ*|* "#x "@*]* Õ*l*|*Âr
Õ*l•¶*l@*Ï|*hd*• Vhfd*.
Ø…Áx P”…œ AJÁ*• œ]*©JÚ]*|* Õ*læxC *Õ*lπ Õ*l*∏§*Âr
"©*•>l, |x“…±*, ¡x•…Ó*, Õx•…©* @*hÌ*xÁ*DÁx EJÁ* ¡x•fiÀ|xa…@x.
$|*yh|* *Õ*lπ ı±*Ú\*h¡* Õ*l*©*l§ ©*h¡*lÙd*Áx•\*lÆd*w|x. &
©*h¡*lÙd* Õ*l*©*l§ ¡x]x≈l ıhd* ı…y* AJÁx. *Õ*lπ Õ*l*©*l§
≈R@*d*•w ¡x]x≈l ı…]JÁ*ßJ]*|*l. *Õ*lπ Õ*l*©*l§ Ax•\x≈l
A*y@* ı…]JÁ*ßx…¡*l. Ax•\x≈l ı…]*l d**ø n¶*mÂr]*l@*
¡*¿*πmÁ*\*xø#Jr dx•\x|*l¡x•h¶*l Õ*llh|x ©JÁ*ld*w|x. Ø…Áx
©JÁ*ldJw ©JÁ*ldJw ¡ *¶xÁx•Õxl π W¿Jm ©*Õ*ll|*”|*Âr
Â…*@JÁ*ld*w|x.
*Õ*lπ Õ*l*©*l§ Ax•\x≈l A*y@* ı…y*hdJÁ*ßx…¡*l. *Õ*lπ
Õ*lx≈l@*]x•h˘Áx x]x¡*]x≈l@*]**•ø P”…œ©*ld*w A*d*lw fl*yÁx
'Ó*¡J]* Õ*R¶*l@* |x•¶*T Õ*l*©*l§ *Õ*lπÂr]*ßx…¡*l. Œ@*v ÷¶*W|JÁ*
∂d* *Õ*lπ ¿*d*l”@x… ∂e|*a]*• ∂d***lø Õxl…#xœw ∂æ*y©*ßx…¡x…
Ax•]*d*l d*lD|*l ıJvÕ*l Õ*R¶*l@* ¡*Ó*Ûd**¡xÚ Õ*l*©*l§
Õ*R¶*ßJ]*|*l. ëëË|*l¡*l, Ë|*l¡*ml b¶*líí ÷hË ∂¿*≈l|x•h˘Áx
*Õ*lπ *Õx•π\*Áx xÕ*lπ ©*lV ©*hdx•…±*Á*\*l Õxl…\xΩ*l@*hd*A*
∂]x•…Á*C¡*]* ©*Òæxv *Õ*lπ Ë|*l‡*Âr *¶x|*l ©*@*vfl*]* Ë|*l¡*m•r
©*lV@**lø ¡J‚ßx…¡*l ÷hËl|*l **ø ∂©xx......!
✍ "*•ÓB ÷h.Ex., VI Sem. DEE
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]x¡xÚ ßx…¡x AJ]*l@* A*‡ÚÁx !
& "Ör…®BÁ*\*l ¡ x Î ¡Jml
$mr|x… W¿*“@**lø fl›l∏|Ja]x,
A*|*≈l Áx a|Ja]x. "@*]* ëW#B
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ßx…¡*l. ‡”…¶JÓ*ÛlÁ*\Je |x•¶*T
©Jæ*x Õ*R¶*ßx…¡*l ÷hË $@*]*
¡**∏Áx, ∫*m¡xÚ "hÁ*@xΡ*mC
≈R@*d*•w "fT≈RÁ*Âmr.
nh|*l ßJeml
Õ*llÙo|JÁ* Õ*ldx•wh|*l ßJeml Vhfd* dx]x˘]*ld*w|x. ∂|*]x
J@*Ï Õ*llÙo|* ßJe#x¶xÁx x•…¶*lœw]*ldxw…@x>l… Ax•]*d*l dx]x|*
ßJemd*w ¡*‚lΔ A*y©*l@*Ï|x… $mr.
∂|*]x dx]x|* ßJeÂ*d* w ¡*‚lΔ A*y©*l@*@*]*• &
flÁ*œw*Âr|Ja]x! "©Jæ*C@J|*l|**lø ©JÜ∏|*@*]* Ó*”Ó*hÌ*@*|*l.
Ê…@**@x… ¡*d*wml ÷ı∏|JÁ* ÜÁ*Èx|*la ßx\*¡*l ©*˝√À∏¡x•h¶*@*]*
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"@*]*x ø… x•…f. W|*lCdB ∂ˇJd*˘h|* ÷]*¶*• ¡x Î
¡*\x|*l¡x•hf]*l@* ©*ÕxlÚ#x• ]J¶xßx "@*]*xø… Á*Õ*lı∏...! &
Ë|*l‡*Âr ≈R@*Ï|*• "©Jæ*C@*mr ÷ı∏b¶*ld*w|x.
ßxhÁ*\*•y*Âr *¶x|* ë∞@J©Bí W¿*“ "hÁ*W¡*m]*
‡”…¶J¡*•Û|*Âr ÓJ#x•Èhf|*a $@*]*l "Ó*”œÕ*l ©Jæ*x
Õ*Rf|*]*l. ÷mr@*˙ ©*y $|*la ©*lÕ*lπx… ¡Jm¡*\x≈ll@*@*yÁx
Ax•©* ÓJ˚* Ax…D|*]*l. ©*•·œv≈l ©x#x≈R|*]*l. &
‡”…¶JÓ*ÛlÁ*\*l ¡x…@*m ©*Òæxv≈lÂr Õ*Rd*” ÁxmrÂmr. ‡”…¶J
Óx”…WlÁ*\* Õ*l*|* Õ*lx≈lÂr ©Jμ* Ó*¶x|*]*l !
'x©J§ ¡*˝d*¡* ¡JÂ*Âr>l… Œf *•]*l Wl…Û]B*Âr
ßxDÆ Áx|*a]*l. #JhÁB flhÓB*Âr W¿*“ |JV#x>•h˘Áx
ËhÁJ]*|* Ó*|*¡* ¡x•]**DÁx…y∏¡x•h¶*]*l. ËD¡* ¡x•…ÌB AxÁ*m
Õxl…#x d*#x $ÛlÀ ©*hÃ*”Wl∏|*]*l. ‡”…¶JhÁ*‚|*Âr|*a *•]J]*l
‡”…¶J Óx”…WlÁ*\* ¡*‚lΔÁ*\*l AJÁx>l… dx…@*@J|*@*Ï.
✍ ©*lÙd*”, VI Sem. DEE
flÕ*lvı≈l 18]* A*]x≈l|*
A*l¶*le≈l|*l |*l]*hd* ¡*≤x. ÷mr]*hdx
$@*]* Ê…@** ¡*•¶* ©Jed*lw. ∂|*]x 2006]*Âr 'x©J§ "@*]*
Ë|*l¡x… Ë|*#Je Ax•…›ld*l. ∂@*œw* ˘*@**lø Õ*ldxw
x*P∏¡x•\*Æml $@*]*l $±*ÀÓ*¶*#J]*]*l. ¡J]*‚W±xÀ,
Ì*©*lœw|*a ]xÎÂıh|* b|*la ÷]*¶*• ¡Jml ¡*\x|*l¡x•h¶*]*l. ∂Á*
"@*ye*•ø 15 @*±*v.
ë& ∂ˇJd*˘h|* **ø Ê…@**@x… Õ*lle|*lAx•…›ld*l
÷h|*l ÃJW∏|x a. d*lhßJ |*l¤V@Jed*l w. ∂|*]x
∂©*Òdx”≈lÂr|JaÁ* nË @*C‡wÁx ¡Jml $]*Âmr ∂d* d*lhßJ
Ì*Ûl@*fi¡x›lh|* ¡xm©* Õ*R¶*lœw|*a. "|**lø x•…f **øÂr
©*•Òœv A*lfiÀd*l. Ê…@**|*Âr ~J|*]*• ©JÜ©*ßx…¡*l
"ı∏d*l. "|*¡JÚe ‡”…¶x≈l*lø ∂>lÚ Õ*Rf¡x•h¶x.í
nÕxlπ#x ~*x•ø… x*P∏¡x•h¶*l Õ*RdJ¶*ml ¿*l]*l
Õ*Rf|* 'x©J§ ¡*hÁ*\*Âr "|x•h≤*]* Ax•\*Ó*Ï, ~*x•ø
©JÜ∏|* Vl√ ¿*A*ßJ^©B 'x©J§ !
|*‡<‚ ∂ᔡJ|* ©*Õxl Ú#x•
]J¶xßx "@*]*|*la Õ*ldx•wh|*l ¡*≤x.
ßJmC|*Âr W|*lCdB ∂ˇJd*¡xÚ n\*ÁJe
d*Õ*lπ ÷]*¶*l ¡xÎ ¡*\x|*l¡x•hf|*a]*l.
Áx\x≈l]x•h˘Áx Ax•m|*Âr
∂Û@J¶*lœw|JaÁ* ]J¶xßxÁx &
∂ˇJd*@Jed*lw. ∂e*•ø "@*yÁx ÷hÛl
@*±*v. $|*yh|Je ∂©*Òdx”≈lÂr A*d*lw
œhÁ*\*l ¡*\x≈lßx…¡J›ld*l. ∂|*]x ∂ ÔÛx>l… "@*]*
Ê…@**¡xÚ Ax•©* œ]*l@*Ï ı…fd*l.
ëJ*l **ø ©*Õ*l≈l@**lø @*C≤*v@Je ¡*\x≈ll@*Ï˘mr.
¡xÎ $mr ÷h|*l ©*lÕ*lπx… ¡*•]*l@*Ï˘mr. ~J|*]*• ¡xm©*
Õ*R¶*lœw]*ldxw…x. ¡J]**lø Ì*#J›l©*ldxw…x. ‡”…¶x **ø Ê…@**
Ë|*#J›l∏|x. Ó*”œ ˘* $|*l ¡x•x≈l ˘* ÷*lø@*hdx
Ë|*l¡*ldxw…xí $|*l ]J¶xßx "@*]* A*˝|*≈l|* Õ*Rd*l.
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SThe modern idea of success is comparatively
wider and deeper than the idea of our ancestors. A
successful person is integrated and is controlled from
within. He acts as his heart tells and ignores the
thought that mind says !
A successful person is organized, reasonable,
and he lays in a fiduciary position. This lets him to
achieve great heights. A optimistic thought will
always help us to remember our duty of being happy
and also fetches us the happiness of doing such duty.
Only our faith stimulates us to be powerful and
determines the will of our success. A person can be
ambitious in three different ways. Firstly being, the
desire to attain the goal sent in life, which makes us
THE VALUE OF ‘S’
✍ Shilpa P., IVth Sem. DEC
feel the worthiness of having taken
a birth as human beings on earth.
Secondly, the desire to be
successful in life to be successful in chasing the
dreams that aspired us. Thirdly, victory for all efforts
taken by us sincerely.
The eternal bliss and the thirst for success lie
in the efforts taken. As to the above prescribed tittle
given, the value of “S” - success is too high beyond
the reach of those who deny to work for it. Reach it
with this in mind :-
“Serious sincere systematic studies surely secures
supreme success”.
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WHAT DOES FAILURE MEAN ???
✍ Roshan Jameer, VIth Sem. DCE
Failure does not mean I'm a failure ;
It does mean I have not yet succeeded.
Failure does not mean I've accomplished nothing
It does mean I have learnt something
Failure does not mean I've been a fool ;
It does mean I had enough faith to experiment
Failure does not mean I've disgraced ;
It does mean I've dared to try ;
Failure does not mean I don't have it ;
It does mean I've something to do in different
Failure doesn't mean I am inferior ;
It does mean I am not perfect
Failure does not mean I've wasted my life ;
It does mean I have an excuse to start over
SLOGANS FOR FUN
✍ T.K. Kaushal Rao, IV Sem. DEE
Sign in a DTS bus at Delhi:
Aana free, Jaana free
Pakde gaye to Khana free
A traffic slogan in Andheri West (Mumbai):
Don't let your children drive if they are
Not old enough or else they never will be
At Indraprastha Shopping Mall:
All patrons are urged to donate generously
for the cause of Earthquake being held in Gujarat
Bill board on the side of the road :
Keep your eyes on the road & stop reading these signs
Outside a hotel :
Help ! we need in-experienced people
In a restaurant window:
"Don't stand there and be happy, come in and get
fed up !!"
In the front yard of a funeral home:
"Drive carefully, we'll wait"
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✍ Mohammed Faheem Patel, VI Sem. DCE
✍ Sushanth, VI Sem. DCS
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Our Nature&
Nation
It is the marriage of the soul with Nature that makes the intellect fruitfuland gives birth to imagination
- Henry David Thoreau
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✍ Shivaprasad, VI Sem. DAE
✍ Bogiprasad, IV Sem. DEC
WE SEARCH THE FEELINGS IN NATURE
Look at a tree, a flower, a plant. Let your awarenessrest upon it. How still they are, how deeply rootedin being. Allow nature to teach you stillness.
-Eckhart TolleStillness Speaks
Nature is a good name for an effect whose causeis God.
-William Cowper
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Ó*”¡*˝œ≈l "Õ*l•mC ¡x•¶*lÁxÁ*\*Âr ßxÛÀ|* xÂr¡J›l
¡*•¶* nh|Je|x. $|*l ë∏í Ê…@*©*d*“@**lø Ax•h˘]*l@* Õ*ld*lw
]x•…Á* ı@J]*¡*@Je Õ*R*@** ∂]x•…Á*C@**lø ¡JÓJ¶*l@*
@xÎ|*CJe ¡J]*C ı@*vØ©*ld*w|x. ∂|*ayh|* $|**lø fl*]*l
∂]x•…Á*C ©*hÊ…Wı ÷h|*l ¡*]x≈ll@*Ï|*lhÛl.
Õ*R*@**l ∂]x•…Á* C@*hd*@Je]*ml Õ*ld*l w
˘…ˇJv≈ll√≈Re]*ml xÂr¡J›l≈ll ËA*lÕ*lfiÀÁx
©*A*¡Jy≈Re|x. $|**lø WWæ* {±*æ*Á*\*Âr ÔÛ¡Jh¿*@Je
Ë\*©*#JÁ*ld*w|x. $|*l ∂Wlr…≈l A*‚lΔÁ*\*#xr… 'd*Ú ±*À@Je|x.
xÂr¡J›l≈ll ∂]x•…Á*C Ó*yÓJmx Õ*ld*lw ¡J›l#xÁ*\*
ı≈lhd*”‚|*Âr "d*l CÓ*≈ll¡* w@Je|x ÷h|*l ∂]x•…Á* C
@xÎ|*C]*lÁ*\* "àÓJ”≈l@*˙ AF|*l. |xÎØ¡* *•C*dx Õ*ld*lw
A*˝|*≈l ©*hËhÜ ]x•…Á*Á*\* {±*Ü≈lÂr Ë\*©*ldJw]x. xÂr≈l
d*hÓJe©*lW¡x≈l Á*l‚˘h|* $|**lø ßJA*C #x…Ó**@Je≈l•
Ë\*©*ldJw]x. $|*l Õ*læ*lÕxl…A*¡xÚ Ax…D Õ*Rf∏|* {±*Ü.
xÂr¡J›l ë∏í Ê…@*©*d* “|* ©*Õ*l˝|* —dx›lh|Je $|**l ø
Õ*læ*lÕxl…A* ]x•…eÁ*\*l $|*]* ]*©*@**lø nh|*l Ì*Õ*lÌ*|*±*lÀ
AJÁ*m¡J›l ]*©*|x•h˘Áx ßx]*∏ ÷]*¶*l œhÁ*\* ¡Jm ©x…W∏|*]x
n\xÆ≈l|*l.
& {±*Ü≈l*lø ©x…W©*l@JÁ* ∂AJ]* Ó*≤* * C@**l ø
¡*ÛlÀı®JÀe "*l©*y©*ßx…¡*l. "mr|x Õ*læ*lÕxl…A* ]x•…Á* h|*
¡JΩ∏¡x•\*lÆ@* |*˝√À ©*hËhÜ |x•…±*Á*\**lø ¡*•¶* $|*yh|*
d*¶xÁ*ÛÀËA*l|*l. xÂr¡J›l≈l Ó*Ïf, x…]*\x A*ΩΔ* Ó*Ïf Õ*ld*lw
AJÁ*m¡J›l Ó*Ïf≈l*lø ©*Õ*lÓ*”Õ*R‚|*Âr ßx]x∏ ©x…W©*l@*Ï|*l
©*A* Õ*læ*lÕxl…A* ]x•…Á*|* ı@J]*IxÁx ©*A*¡Jy. & Wl¿*”‚@**lø
˘*¡xÚ nh|x]*¶*l ßJy ©x…W©*l@*Ï|*yh|* & ]x•…Á*@**lø
d*¶x≈lËA*l|*l.
A*˝|*≈l¡xÚ ©*hËhÜ∏|* ¡J›l#xÁ*DÁx xÂr¡J›l≈ll
Ó*yIJÕ*l¡Jy≈Re|x. |x…A*|* ÷#Jr "hÁ*Á*\*
Ì*Ûl@*fi¡xÁ*\**lø Ì*l]*l¡Je©*l@* Õ*l•m¡* $|*l |x…A*|*Âr
©JÕ*l≤*Cv d*lhËl@*Ï|*mr|x |x…A*¡xÚ AJı≈llhÛl Õ*R¶*l@*
AxÛ]x•…Ê≈lB ÔÛ¡Jh¿*@**lø ©*A* J¿* Õ*R¶*ld*w|x.
xÂr¡J›l ]*©* AJÁ*• Ex…*l d*lÓ*Ò|* Wl¿*”‚|*
©x…@*x›lh|* |*˝√À ©JÕ*l≤*Cv@**lø AxÙo∏¡x•\*ÆËA*l|Je|x.
¡*hfl‡ÀWfi Õ*ld*lw Á*lr¡x•…Õ*l @JCÜÁ*\* Ù‡dx§≈lÂr ©*A*
& Wl¿*”‚@*Ï 'Ó*≈ll¡* w@Je|x. & Wl¿*”‚@*Ï
¡*ΩΔx•\*e* nd*w¶*@**lø Á*Õ*lJA*v@Je ¡*fÕxlÁx•D©*ld*w|x.
ËÛÀÂ*±*lÀ xÂr¡J›l ]*©*|x•h˘Áx ©* “mÒ Ó*”Õ*R‚|*
Ex…*ld*lÓ*Ò ©x…y∏ ˘*¡xÚ 3 ©*m ©x…W∏|*]x @JCÜÁ*\*l
ı@J]*Ix≈RÁ*ld*w@x.
nh|*l Ì*Õ*lÌ*|*±*lÀ n‚e|* xÂr¡J›l Ó*ÏfÁx
2 Ì*Õ*lÌ*|*±*lÀ ßxmr|* ÓJ*¡*|x•h˘Áx ©x…y∏ ˘*¡xÚ]*¶*l
©*m|*hdx nh|*l œhÁ*\*¡Jm ©x…W©*ldJw Ëh|*]x
©*hÜ@Jd*˘h|* Õ*ll‡w Ó*¶x≈lËA*l|*l.
@**≈l©J§Á*l@*Ï|**lø d*¶x≈ll@* AJÁ*• Õ*llPÒ*Âr ¿*‡w
d*lhËl@*hd*A* "h¿*@**lø Ax•h˘|x. $|*l ©x•…h¡*lÁ*Dh|*
]*¡ * <Ix≈l*l ø AJÁ*• |x…A*¡x Ú Ó* ”œ]x•…æ*¡* ¿*‡ w≈l*l ø
n|*e©*ld*w|x.
$|*l A*˝|*≈l Õ*ld*lw |x…A*|* A*m@J]*l Á*”hÖÁ*\**lø
˱*sÁx•D©*l@* ©JÕ*l≤*Cv Ax•h˘|x. ∂]x•…Á*C ¡JÓJ¶*l@*
xÂr¡J›l ˶*@*]* Ëhæ*l@Je ∂]x•…Á*C@*æ*v¡* |x…@*]Je
¡Jfıh|* Jf*d*w Ëh˘]*l@*Ï|**lø ∂]x•…Á*CP”≈l]xmr]*•
nPÒ¡x•\*Æ#J]*]x… ?
✍ ]*hÊdJ, IVth Sem. DEC
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Ó*”¡*˝œ≈l "Õ*l•mC ¡x•¶*lÁx>l… ßxÛÀ|* xÂr¡J›lÓ*”¡*˝œ≈l "Õ*l•mC ¡x•¶*lÁx>l… ßxÛÀ|* xÂr¡J›lÓ*”¡*˝œ≈l "Õ*l•mC ¡x•¶*lÁx>l… ßxÛÀ|* xÂr¡J›lÓ*”¡*˝œ≈l "Õ*l•mC ¡x•¶*lÁx>l… ßxÛÀ|* xÂr¡J›lÓ*”¡*˝œ≈l "Õ*l•mC ¡x•¶*lÁx>l… ßxÛÀ|* xÂr¡J›l
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ÃJ]*d*
✍ ©*lÕ*lhdB P. Áx•…]x, VI Sem. DEE
Ax©*]x… Ax…\*l@*hdx ÃJ@*, ]JÁ*,
dJ\*Á*\* ©*Wlπm*˘h|* Ax•]*
Ax•Õ*llπ@* ©*l¿J”@*C J|*|*hdx
'|*›l∏|x & Ó*”Ó*hÌ*|* "œ…
Ó*Ï]Jd** |x…¿* ñ ÃJ]*d*. W|x…O $œAJ©*¡J]** Õ*Rœ*hdx
ëëÓ*”Ó*hÌ*¡xÚ Ã*•Ó*ÛW|x, ∂|*]x nh|*l |x…¿*¡xÚ Õ*Rd*”
$œAJ©*W|xíí. ∂ |x…¿*@x… ÃJ]*d*. ÷hd*A* nh|*l Õ*Rd*l.
& |x…¿*¡xÚ ÃJ]*d* ÷hË Ax©*]*l Ë]*ml ¡J]*‚, Ã*]*d* ÷hË
¿*•]* ]Jfl. "@*ıh|* & Axx©*]*l Ëh˘|x ÷h|*l $œAJ©*|*
Ó*ÏÛÁ*Dh|* œD|*l Ë]*ld*w|x. ©J@*vÃFÕ*l ]J±*q@Je|*la
ÃJ]*d* *mh|J, ¡JO Õ*llhdJ|* Ó*”Ó*hÌ*|* "d*lCd* wÕ*l
W¿*“W|JCım≈lÁ*\**lø Ax•h˘d*lw. & W|JCm≈lÁ*DÁx
W|x…¿*Á*Dh|*m• W|JCÖvÁ*\*l Ë]*lœw|*a]*l ÷h|*l Ù…J
≈Rœ”¡* A*•Cñ>lBdJ§ ChÁB |JVÂ∏|Jax.
"|x… ÃJ]*d* $h|*l ~Je|x? >•…Ù∏.. .Ã*”±JÀÌJ]*,
Õx•…©*, @*hÌ*xÁ*Dh|* d*lhbAx•…e|x. $f… ÃJ]*d*|*
ÁF]*@*@x… Õ*l‚lΔÓJ#Je]*l@*Ï|*l ÿx…|*¡*]*. ©J@*vÃFÕ*l
]J±*q@Je|* a ÃJ]*d* ¡J\*æ**, Ã*”±JÀÌJ]*, Õ*llhdJ|*
W±*≈lÁ*\*Âr "Á*” ©Jμ*@**lø "mh¡*y∏|x. |*l±*À Ël˘—≈l
]Jfl¡J]*ΩÁ*\*l, |x…¿* W]x•…ÜÁ*\*l d*Õ*lπ ∏y@*hœ¡x
AxÙo∏¡x•h¶*l ¡J\*æ**Á*\**lø W|x…O ßJCh¡*lÁ*\*Âr Ã*|*”@Je
$fiÀ|Ja]x. & ¡J\* æ** ÃJ]*d*¡ x Ú Ëh|*]x J\x
ßx\*ÁJÁ*l@*Ï|*]x•\*Áx ÃJ]*d* Ó*”Ó*hÌ*|* "œ… „…Õ*lhd*
]J±*q@JÁ*ld* w|x. nh|*l ¡Jm|*Âr flÁ*œw* „…Õ*lhd*
]J±*q@Je|*a ÃJ]*d* $h|*l Ax…\*Ax©*ymr|* ∏μœÁx d*mlP|x.
≈R]*#Jr|*]*• ¡x…D|*]x ©JÕ*R*C@Je Ax…\*ldJw]x ëÃJ]*d*
˶*]J±*q, Øh|*lD|* ]J±*qí >•…Ù∏|JÁ* $|*¡xÚ ∏Á*l@* 'd*w]*
fl*]*Âr $ÌJ‹¿*‡w AJÁ*• |x…¿*Óx”…Õ*l|* ¡x•]*dx & y…œ≈l
ÃJ@*x Õ*l•f∏|x ÷h|*l Ax…D|*]x d*ÓJÒÁ*#J]*|*l. ÃJ]*d*|*
ËÁxÈ ıÕ*lÁx…*l Áx•d*lw ÷h|*l ≈ll@*¿*‡w≈R|* ≈ll@*¡*]*Âr
¡x…D|JÁ* ∏Á*l@* 'd*w]* A*˝|*≈l W|J”@*¡*. "@*]* Õ*Rœ*hdx
ëë≈R@* ]J±*q|*Âr ]*©xwehd* EJ∏w Ax•h¶* d*lhb|x>•… ∂
]J±*q ÃJ]*d*íí. ëë*Âr œ]*le∏|JÁ* ı…yehd* EJ∏w ÁJD
Ë]*ld*w|x>•… ∂ |x…¿* ÃJ]*d*íí. d*Ó*ÏÒ "@*]*|*amr bf. $h˘*
Ó*y∏μœ "@*]*Âr $hd*A* ÃJ@*x Õ*l•f∏]*ËA*l|*l.
ÃJ]*d*|* ØyÕxl≈l ËÁxÈ nh|*l x•…Û A*y∏|JÁ*
*Õ*lÁx "d*C|*l}d* Õ*RØœ ∏Á*ld*w|x. AxÙo* fl*yÁx &
W±*≈lÁ*\*l œD˘mr.
✦ Ó*”Ó*hÌ*¡ x Ú "œ… AxÌ*l o $hÊı≈l]B§ Õ*ld*l w
¶J¡*À]BÁ*\**lø ı…¶*lœw]*l@* |x…¿* ÃJ]*d*.
✦ ÷]*¶x]*¶*l 'Ó*Á* ”A*Á*\ **l ø ¡ *¡ x <Á x ¡ *•y©*l@*
¡*”>•…flı¡B ®x¡JømÊ Ax•h˘]*l@* W¿*“|* J#xÚ…
JmlÚ |x…¿*Á*\*Âr nh|*l |x…¿* ÃJ]*d*.
✦ ©*•Ó*]B ¡*hÓ*˙CÛ]B d*≈R]*l Õ*R¶*l@* ®x¡JømÊ
Ax•h˘]*l@* W¿*“|* ∞|*l ]J±*qÁ*\*Âr nh|*l |x…¿* ÃJ]*d*
✦ flÁ*œw*Âr ¡*d* wy©*#JÁ*l@* 10 @*fl”Á*\*Âr 9 @*fl”
ÃJ]*d*|*Âr ¡*d*wy©*#JÁ*ld*w|x.
✦ IMF Õ*R]JÛ Õ*R¶*l@* Ù*ø|*Âr 50% ]*±*lÀ Ù*ø@**lø
ÃJ]*d* Vy…˘©*lœw|x.
✦ flÁ*œw*#xr… "œ… AxÌ*lo ∂AJ]* æJ*CÁ*\**lø 'dJÒ˘∏
]*Ó*ˆw Õ*R¶*l@* |x…¿* ÃJ]*d*.
✦ "‚l ßJhßB Ax•h˘]*l@* ¡xm@x… ]J±*qÁ*\*Âr nh|*l
]J±*q ÃJ]*d*.
✦ "œ… AxÌ*lo W|x…O Ëh¶*@J\* A*y|*l Ë]*lœw]*l@* ]J±*q
ÃJ]*d*.
✦ d*]*¡Jy ñ A*‚lΔÁ*\**lø 'dJÒ˘∏, flÁ*œwÁx ]*Ó*ˆ w
Õ*R¶*l@* Ó*”≤*Õ*l |x…¿* ÃJ]*d* $|*‡Úhd* AxÌJoe,
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✦ EJÁ*œ¡* Õ*lÛÀ|*Âr ëë|x•¶* T‚Δíí ÷ı∏]*l@*
"Õxl…y¡J|*hd*A* |x…¿*¡xÚ ©Jm ı…¶*ml ¿*¡*w@Je]*l@*
Ó*”Ó*hÌ*|* Õ*l•]x… Õ*l•]*l |x…¿*|*Âr nh|*l |x…¿*
ÃJ]*d*.
$±xÀ#Jr ØyÕxl, Ó*”≤*Õ*lÁ*\**lø Ax•h˘]*l@* ÃJ]*d*
˶* ]J±*q "≤*@J Øh|*lD|* ]J±*q@x…???
ÃJ]*d*|* & ©J@*vÃFÕ*ld*“|* Øh|x ≈R@*Ï|x…
]Jfl‡…≈l ¿*‡w "≤*@J æ*Õ*lvÁ*\* ©*hËhæ* $mr, $]*l@*Ï|*l
¡x…@*m fl*πd*¤ Ëh|* Ël˘— ¿*‡w Õ*Rd*”. "Õxly¡J|* nh|*l
@*]* ≈l Ó*”¡J]* ëë"œ… AxÌ*lo Ël —@*hd*]**lø Ax•h˘]*l@* ]J±*q
ÃJ]*d*.íí NASA|*hd*A* ßJAJC¡J¿* ¡ x <…d* ”|*Âr
30 ÃJ]*œ…≈l]*l d*Õ*lπ*lø dx•¶*e∏¡x•hf|Ja]x. ÃJ]*d*|*
Ël˘—¿*‡w≈l ËÁxÈ W|x…¿*Á*\*Âr #x•…¶*lÁ*ÛÀ#x… Ex•…¡BÁ*\*l
A*y|J¶*lœw@xx.
flÁ*œwÁx ©*h©*Ú ˝œ≈l*lø AJÁ*• Ê…@** ¿xÎÂ≈l*lø
¡*Â∏]*l@* & ÃJ]*d* ÷hd*A* nh|*l "|*l}d* @*]* Ó*¶x˘|x
÷h|*]x Õ*llı„… d*]*l‚©JÁ*]*]*l Ax…\*l@*hdx ëëıÕ*lÁx
ÃJ]*d*@**lø x•…¶*ßx…¡xı∏|JÁ* ıÕ*lπ ÷]*¶*• ¡xÎÁ*\**lø
©x•hÛ|* Õxl…#x $ÛlÀ ¡**øf Õ*llh|x ıhd*l x•…f, ∂Á* ıÕ*lπ
|x…A* ¡JΩ©*l@*Ï˘mr ñ |x…¿* ¡JΩ©*ld*w|x.íí ÷hd*A* nh|*l
¡*mÒx. d*#x ñ ¡JOπ…]*, Ëm¡xÎ ñ Á*lfl]JdB, ÷¶*¡xÎ ñ &¿J*C
]JflCÁ*\*l, ÷]*¶*• ¡JmlÁ*\*l ©x…]*l@* ©*μ\* ¡*JC¡*lÕ*Ry.
Ó*”Ó*hÌ*|* ≈R@* nh|*l ]J±*q¡*•Ú & y…œ≈l ¡*mÒx $mr@x…
$mr. ÃJ]*d*|* ØyÕxl ~xh|*]x, flÁ*œw*Âr ÷m•r A*y≈l|*±*lÀ
*˘Á*\*l ßJ]*d*|*Âr A*y≈lld*w@x. ßx…∏Áx ñ Õ*l\x ñ Ì*D ÷h|*l
Õ*l•]*l y…œ≈l A*@JÁ*l‚@**lø $Ârehd* ÌxJøe ßx…]x ≈R@*
|x…¿*|*m•r x•…¶*ml ©Jæ*CWmr. ıÕ*lÁx ∏“ÛK]B#JCh¶B*hd*A*
Ì*D Ó*”|x…¿* x•…¶*ßx…¡xı∏|JÁ* ¡JOπ…]*¡xÚ Ãx…fi ı…f, Ó*@*vd*
Ó* ”|x…¿*¡ x Ú ØÕ*Rm≈l, Õ*l]*lÃ*•WlÁx ]JEJ©Jμ*,
©*Õ*lO…dx•…±*Δ ñ Õ*læ*CÃJ]*d*, *˘Á*\**lø x•…¶*ßx…¡J|*]x
|*‡<‚ ÃJ]*d*. $|*l nh|*l xΩ*ev¡* @*]*|J*.
$±xÀ#Jr @xÎWæ*Cdx, ©J@*vÃFÕ*ld*“ Ax•h˘]*l@* ÃJ]*d*|*
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India is famous for its natural resources,
festivals & much many things as well as ‘corruption’.
Corruption is the misuse of public office for private
gain. The corruption mainly takes place in following
places like Panchayaths, Taluk Offices, Police
stations, Govt. hospitals etc. According to many
statistics India stands No. 2 in corruption.
To break the nasty road of
corruption, the youth workers
should take the lead. The most
possible force to control
corruption is the youth and they
should take responsibility to
launch anti-corruption campaign.
It is generally said that
“Youth is that spark which needs
no ignition”. No man is born as
corrupt. The most common
cause to corruption is poverty or more specially, large
economic and social inequalities. On the other hand,
people believe that corruption is the only way to
achieve things and since everybody is corrupt.
Youths are the new bricks to make the building
of nation Making the brick strong is the responsibility
of the brick maker otherwise, those raw bricks
devastate the building itself. So it is needed to make
the brick strong before it is used in building
construction. Likewise we should shape the mind of
youths before they go to combact with corruption. If
they are muscular they will undoubtedly win the war
against corruption. Shaping the mind of youths by
guiding knowledge of anticorruption.
In today's world youth is highly attracted
towards evil sources. As a result a huge destruction
is occurring all over. It is true that youth is highly
ROLE OF YOUTH IN CONTROLLING CORRUPTION
amenable, but one must show the
guts to take up the challenge to guide
the youth to correct path as Socrates.
Swami Vivekananda and other eminent people.
The educational reform is the key to close the
door of corruption house. If students are given
the right knowledge of anti
corruption in the high school :
they may not do corruption in
their life span. The role of youth
is unavoidable to control the
corruption in nation building,
until the stumbling blockage of
corruption in the way of
development won’t reach its
destination.
There are some points that
our youths must follow which may help to control
the corruption
1. Refuse to pay bribes / or report requests for
bribes from public officials.
2. Send articles on corruption to the media or start
a news letter by youth.
3. Bring the concept of social hates to the
corrupted people in society.
4. Form anti-corruption clubs in schools / colleges.
These four points may say the role of youth for
corruption control and they should fight with
corruption and pull out the root of it from the society.
Conclusion: It is a difficult task to control corruption
and it is not possible to control by youths only. They
should take the support of other people to make
corruption free nation.
✍ Yashavanth, VI sem. DEE
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✍ Rohit D.S, IV Sem. DEC
Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future,concentrate the mind on the present moment.
-Buddha
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✍ Shareef Mohammed Sauhan, IV Sem. DCE
✍ Sushanth, VI Sem. DCS
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A SILENT LOVE STORY
✍ Abhishek Pai, VI Sem.E & C
From the very beginning, the
girl's family objected strongly on her
dating with this guy saying that it
has got to do with family
background and that the girl will
have to suffer for the rest of her life
if she were to be with him.
Due to family's pressure, the
couple quarrel very often. Though
the girl love the guy deeply, but she
always ask him" "How deep is your love for me?"
As the guy is not good with his words, this often
caused the girl to be very upset. With that the family's
pressure the girl often vents her anger on him. As
for him, he only endures it in silence.
After a couple of years, the guy finally graduated
and decided to go for further studies in overseas.
Before leaving, he proposed to the girl: "I'm not very
good with words. But all I know is that I love you.
If you allow me, I will take care of you for the rest of
my life. As for your family I'll try my best to talk them
round. Will you marry me?" The girl agreed and
with the guys determination, the family finally agreed
to let them get married. So before he leaves, they
got engaged.
The girl went out to the working society, whereas
the guy was in overseas, continuing his studies. They
enchanged their love through emails and phone calls.
Though its hard, but both never thought of giving up.
One day, while the girl was on her way to work,
she was knocked down by a car that lost control.
When she woke up, she saw her parents beside her
bed. She realised that she was badly injured. Seeing
her mum crying, she wanted to control her. But she
realised that all that could come out of her mouth
was just a sigh. She had lost her voice...
The doctor said that the impact on
her brain has caused her to lose her
voice. Listening to her parents
comfort, but with nothing coming
out from her, she broke down.
During the stay in hospital ,
besides silence cry. it's till just
silence cry that companies her.
Upon reaching home, everything
seems to be the same. Except for
the ringing tone of the phone which pierced into her
heart every time it rang. She did not wish to let the
guy know and not wanted to be a burden to him.
She wrote a letter to him saying that she does not
wish to wait any longer. With that, she sent the ring
back to him. In return, the guy sent millions and
millions of reply and countless of phone calls.. all
the girl could do, besides crying, is still crying. The
parents decided to move away, hoping that she could
eventually forget everything and be happy.
With a new environment, the girl learnt sign
language and started a new life. Telling herself
everyday that she must forget the guy. One day,
her friend came and told her that he is back. She
asked her friend not to inform what happened to her.
Since then, there wasn't any more news from him.
A year passed and her friend came with an
envelope, containing an invitation card of the guy's
wedding. The girl was shattered. When she opened
the letter, she saw her name in it instead. When she
was about to ask her friend what's going on, she
saw the guy standing in front of her. He used sign
language telling her "I've spent a year's time to learn
sign language. Just to let you know that I've not
forgotten our promise. Let me have the change to
be your voice. I love you." With that he slipped the
ring back into her finger. The girl finally smiled....
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✍ Collected by Harish K., VI Sem. DEE
A boy wrote love letter with his blood to a MBBS girl
and said "Please reply for my letter"
Girl replied : Blood group B+. Hemoglobin - 8, Sugar
- Normal and My fees 500/- Rs.
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Teacher to sleepy student:
Who invented steam engine?
Student : What sir?
Teacher : Yes correct
It's James watt
Moral : Sleeping improves your general knowledge.
✍ Asha, IV Sem. DEE
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WHY ARE STUDENTS NUTS ABOUT "BRANDED STUFF"
✍ Rashmitha S. Shetty, IV Sem. DEC
Hey....!!!
Do you have a Fast track watch, Eye wear
goggles, Adidas shoes, Nike T-shirt, Pepe jeans
pant, Puma wrist hand, Levis belt and Reebok
college bag....????
Friends, all of us know these are some branded
companies which we all are nuts about. If you see in
colleges, these stuffs are
quite common, what do
youngsters get out of
wearing it ? I don't know....
But it is true that just for a
label the students are ready
to invests 1000 of bucks. If
they walk right along the
corridor it feels as if a
branded company is
moving.
In these days the
students are very crazy
about the things which
are being shown in the ads. As soon as they got
through it, they are even ready to go to metropolitan
cities in search of it. The guys and gals both feel
that they are superior to others and want everyone
to see them. It is worth paying just for that attitude?
Are we fools to look at them ? We have come to
the colleges with great responsibilities not for a fashion
show. If we ask Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalaam on other
any great men if they had worn these branded stuffs
to reach that place ? The perfect answer is No !
Let me tell you a story which suits for the later
situation....!!!
Once there lived a king happily in a big kingdom,
but his father got some diseases, so the priests asked
him whether he could get them a fruit for Yaga. So
the king went into the forest nearby. He searched
the fruit for days and weeks but he did not get it. In
melancholy, he decided to come
back. Meanwhile, he found a hull
near a beautiful river. Beside it, animals adding to
the beauty of gay nature were absolutely charming !!!
He went there and asked the swamiji who
resided there, "Swamiji may I beg you a kind of fruit
which is being seldom used in Yaga and I must need
it anyway".
Swamiji got the idea
of it and he straight away
took the king to his
garden and showed all
kinds of fruits and herbs
which were grown over
there. Maharaja could
find the fruit and he felt
very happy about it.
Meanwhile he saw
Swamiji's daughter who
was pretty and good
looking, he was attracted
by her marveleous beauty. Besides that he was even
interested in animals. All these beautiful animals,
swamiji's daughter and overwhelming nature did not
allow him to go back. He even asked swamiji to
allow him to take his daughter and the animals to
the palace. Without permission. He took away his
daughter and animals. After he went back, swamiji
was very sad as he had lost his daughter and
animals. But the foolish king did not realise the
purpose of going there because he had forgotten
the fruit which he was in search of.
Likewise, we all have come to college in search
of fruit not for gals, guyz, cybers, brands and all those
stuff. Our parents have sent us here with great
responsibilities to bring the fruit. So we being the wise
people have to get rid off vice and become the wise.
As a friend I anticipate this attitude.
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✍ Sharon, VI Sem. DME
✍ Preethi, IV Sem. DEE
A lion sleeps in the heart of every brave man.- Turkish Proverb
Whoever the heart loves, she is the beauty.- Turkish Proverb
75
Final Year
Students
If a drop of water falls in lake there is no identity.But it falls on a leaf of lotus it shines like a pearl.So, choose the best place where you would shine.
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✍ Vikas, IV Sem. DAE
✍ Santhosh Shetty, IV Sem. E & C
The importance of education is not only inknowledge and skills, but it is to help us to livewith others.
- Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
My grandfather once told me that there are twokinds of people: Those who work and those whotake the credit. He told me to try to be in the firstgroup ; there was less competition there.
- Smt. Indira Gandhi
Final Year Students of Automobile Engg. Department
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Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engg.
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THE WALKING GOD - SREE SREE SHIVAKUMARA
SWAMIJI OF SIDDHAGANGA MUTT, TUMKUR
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S/O Krishna Shetty
Odduru House
Ganjimatta Post
Tenka Yedapadavu Village
Mangalore Tq-574 144
Phone no: 9164435635
Email: [email protected]
AVINASH
S/O Shridhara Poojary
Om Sri Durgadaya House (Pollalike)
Perinje Post, Hosangadi Village
Belthangady Taluk, D.K-574 227
Phone no:9535618002
Email: kotyan.avinash38gmail.com
AVINASH K.L
S/O Lokesh N.K
Rukmaya Compound
Shivagiri Road, Hosabettu
Pin: 575 026
Phone no: 9731854023
Email: [email protected]
CHANDRASHEKAR
S/O Gangadhara Poojary
Dasakodi Nelli House
Balthila Village
Soorikumeru Post
Bantwal Taluk, D.K-574 274
Phone no:8722874046
Email: [email protected]
CHETHAN S
S/O Somashekara Hegde
Preethinagara, Dharmasthala
Belthangady Taluk, D.K-574 216
Phone no: 9632954101
Email: [email protected]
DEAN DESMOND SOANS
S/O David Soans
Zion, Jeppu Majila
Kankanady Post
Mangalore Taluk, Dk-575 002
Phone no: 9743082587
Email: [email protected]
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DEEKSHITH
S/O Ananda
Adarsha Nagar, Door No 2/24/2
Bajal Post
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-575 027
Phone no: 9743045700
Email: [email protected]
DEKSHITH GATTY
S/O Balakrishna Gatty
Asaigoli House And Post
Manjanady Village
Mangalore Taluk, Dk-
Phone no: 8722609909
Email: [email protected]
DEEPAK GATTI
S/O Balakrishna Gatty
Asaigoli House And Post
Manjanady Village
Mangalore Taluk, Dk-
Phone no: 8722609909
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D/o Sadananda Bangera
Near Bellechar School
Mijar, Badaga Yedapadav Post
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 267
Phone no: 9743343864, 9902541381
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S/O Ramesh Acharya
Pambuttotu House
Peradi Post And Village
Belthangady Taluk, D.K
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S/O Late Narayana Nayak
Janani Jaddu House
Ellare Post And Village
Karkala Taluk
Udupi District-574 108
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S/O Janardhana Acharya
ìShree Kripaî Kilpady
Mulky Post
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 154
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S/O Narayana Poojary
Ithanadka Majalu House
Nalkoor Village
Balanja Post
Belthangady Taluk-574 217
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S/O Lydiya D Silva
Murkoth Palke House
Belvai Post
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 213
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S/O Ibrahim P.K
Bottuvalachil House
Puthila Village And Post
Belthangady Taluk, D.K-574 326
Phone no: 9902822629
Email: [email protected]
JAMES MANOJ MASCARENHAS
S/O Antony Mascarenhas
12 Kavalu House, Arambodi Post
Via Siddakatte
Belthangady Taluk, D.K-574 237
Phone no: 9483914359
Email:[email protected]
JEEVAN S P
S/O Puttaraju C
Jeevitha Nilaya
Bantenahally
Belur Post And Taluk
Hassan District-573 115
Phone no: 9844874091, 8746818338
Email: [email protected]
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JOEL NEEL D SOUZA
D'souza Villa, Daila House
Moodperar Post & Village
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 151
Phone no: 9880934210
Email: [email protected]
JUNAID AHMED
New Farm House
Ganjimutt
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 144
Phone no: 9844867756
Email: [email protected]
MAHAMMAD JABEER B
S/O Mahammad B
Bare House, Padikkal
Kairangala Post
Bantwal Taluk, D.K-574 153
Phone no: 8722372184
Email: [email protected]
MANOJ KUMAR
S/O Nalini Poojarthi
Ullanje House
Kinnigoli Post
Mennabettu Village
Mangalore Taluk, Dk- 574 150
Phone no:9535619830
Email: manoj.manu611@gmail .com
MOHAMMAD SALMAN BAJI
S/O Saleem Ahmed Baji
'Al-Mohammadiya House'
J.M Cross Road Ganjimutt
D.K-574 144
Phone no: 8970404178
Email: [email protected]
NAVEENA
S/O Umesha Acharya
Near S.M.M Temple Posral
Sacheripete Post, Mundkur Village
Karkala Taluk
Udupi District-576 128
Phone no:7760487282
Email: [email protected]
POOJARI UDAYARAJ ANAND
S/O Anand Poojary
Devanda Bettu House, Gurupura Post
Mangalore Taluk, D.K
Phone no: 9743371574
PRASAD R ACHARYA
S/O Ramesh R Acharya
Prasad Nivas
Moodumarnad Post & Village
Mangalore Taluk-574 213
Phone no: 9901631988
Email: [email protected]
PRASHANTH KUMAR
S/O Baby Shetty
Mavinakatte House And Post
Eliyanadugodu Village,
Vasundara Nagar
Bantwal Taluk, D.K- 574 324
Phone no:8970504620
Email: [email protected]
PRAVEEN SUNIL CARLO
S/O Peter Carlo
Nadubettu House
Agrar Post, Bantwal Taluk -574 211
Phone no:9164807846
Email:[email protected]
RAJESH SUVARNA
S/O Sundara Suvarna
Ittamery School, Near Belman
Karkala Taluk, Udupi District
Phone no: 9483802684
Email: [email protected]
RANJITH N
S/O Maailappa Gowda
Nadumajalu House
Bandaru Post And Village
Belthangady Taluk, D.K-574 326
Phone no: 964412665
Email: [email protected]
ROOPAK K R
S/O K. Raveendra Acharya
'Shivaranjini' Near Dharmasthana
Karnad, Mulky
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 154
Phone no: 7795489642
Email: [email protected]
SAI NARAYANAN
S/O R Eshwarraj
Shobalaya, Opp Kulala Bhavan
23-6-419/6, Mangaladevi Temple Road
Jeppu, Mangalore, D.K-575 001
Phone no: 8123858618
Email: [email protected]
SANDEEP PUTHRAN
S/O Sadhu Puthran
Sandya Nivas
Bola Kodi Post, Karkala Tq
Udupi District-574 121
Phone no:9964894353
Email: [email protected]
SANDESH SS
S/O Sadashiva Sk
Near Bhajana Mandir Neermarga
Mangalore Taluk, Dk
Phone no: 9844854396, 7353230254
Email: [email protected]
SATHISHA
S/O Sukra Devadiga
Kelahakkaladi House
Kambada Kone Post
Kundapura Taluk
Udupi District-576 219
Phone no: 9164957397
Email: [email protected]
SHIVANANDA NAYAK
S/O Sundara Nayak
Beerabettu House
Marne Post
Udupi Taluk & Distict-576 120
Phone no: 9008048900
Email: [email protected]
SHIVAPRASAD
S/O Gopala Poojary
Muchilkodi House
Konaje Post
Mangalore Tq, D.K-574 199
Phone no: 9743003557
Email: [email protected]
SHRITHIN KUMAR
S/O Raghuram Golla
Asha Nilaya
Near Forest Office Shankaranarayana
Kundapura Taluk
Phone no: 9008392996
Email: [email protected]
SOMANATHA
S/O Vamaya Jogi
Jaradabettu Moodushedde, Vamanjoor
Mangalore Tq, D.K- 575 028
Phone no: 9945483738
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SRIVATSA RAO K S
S/O Sripathi Rao K
'Sri Krishna' House
Shanthiraj Colony Puchamogaru
Via Siddakatte
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 237
Phone no: 9844442249
Email: [email protected]
SUBHAS
S/O Rathna Shetty
Sri Devi Prasad House
Church Road, Shirthady
Mangalore Tq, D.K-574 236
Phone no: 9164315047
SUDHIR PRABHU
S/O Sadananda Prabhu
Sri Durga Kripa House Barke
Shibrikere Post, Yedapadavu
Mangalore Taluk,D.K-574 164
Phone no: 9164091920
Email: [email protected]
SUJAN S KUMAR
S/O Shekar Padakannaya
Rehoboth (Samrudhi Nilaya)
Christina Road, Subhash Nagara
Udupi Tq And District- 574 105
Phone no: 9902030366
Email: [email protected]
SUKESH
S/O Raghu Poojary
Rajesh Nivas, Near Kongottu
Maroor Post & Village
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 227
Phone no: 9481444850
Email: [email protected]
SUKHESHA K
S/O Sudhakara Bangera
Sri Raghavendra Kripa, Bandguri House
Sampige Post, Puthige Village
Mangalore Taluk, D.K-574 227
Phone no: 8970400677
Email: [email protected]
SUSHWITH A K
S/O Ashok Kumar
Opp Doomappa Compound
Old Kent Road, Pandeshwar
Mangalore Tq, D.K-575 001
Phone no: 8971147213
Email: [email protected]
VISHWANATH G K
S/O Ganga
Vinayaka Saw Mill Gangolli
Gangolli Post
Kundapura Taluk
Udupi District
Phone no:7411730304
Email: [email protected]
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGG.
VISHAL
Mathruprabha house,
Siddhakatte post,
Bantwal T.Q D.K
Phone no:9164756022
AKSHAY G J
Gangwar house,
Kenchikoppa post, Honnali T.Q
Davangere
Phone no:7829702945
Email: [email protected]
ARJUN
Pakala house
Kedinje post, Karkala T.Q
Udupi
Phone no:8971565951
Email: [email protected]
AZEEM AKRAM NR
Mamthaz manzil,
Nellikar post, Karkal T.Q
Udupi
Phone no:9686389981
Email: [email protected]
JAYAPANDIAN K
Jodukatte Surekhanagar,
Mijar post, Karkal T.Q, Udupi
Phone no:9844136877
Email: [email protected]
MAHAMMAD ANSAR
Gandhinagar house,
Karimandu village& post,
Belthangady T.Q D.K
Phone no:9164280056
Email:[email protected]
MOHAMMAD NAUFAL
Arafa Manzil,
Peenya 2nd stage, Rajgopal nagar,
Bangalore PIN-560058
Phone no:8951848313
Email: [email protected]
H K MOHAMMED THOUFEEQ
Sadakathi Manzil,
Kapikad pakshikere,
Mangalore T.Q D.K PIN-574146
Phone no:9535594281
Email: [email protected]
MOHAMMAD ISHAN
Belvai post,
Mangalore T.Q, D.K
Phone no:9743575756
Email: [email protected]
MOHAMMED FAHEEM PATEL
D.NO 5-85
Gurukambal,
Kinnikambal post, Mooduperara village,
Mangalore PIN-574151
Phone no:9164186664
Email: [email protected]
MOHAMMED IBRAHIM
S/o Kalander Haji,
N.S Road, Hejamady post, Udupi
Phone no:8904043093
Email: [email protected]
MOHAMMED NAYAZ AZEEM
Rose dale,
Handel post, Mijar
Mangalore T.Q D.K
Phone no:9986910598
Email: [email protected]
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NAYAN KR
S/O Ravichandra gowda,
Kaniya House, Konaje village,
Udnae post,
Puttur T.Q D.K
Phone no:8867336259
Email: [email protected]
NEVILE PINTO
Little Star,
Taccode post,
Birav house, Karinje village,
Moodbidri D.K
Phone no:9535499702
Email: [email protected]
PRABHAKARA
Kuddaje Darkas house,
Padumarnadu,
Amanabettu post
Mangalore T.Q D.K PIN-574213
Phone no:9741448944
Email: [email protected]
PRADEEP K S
Koppda Bakimaru house,
Mudukoor Post & Village,
Belthangady T.Q D.K PIN-574242
Phone no:9483166358
Email: [email protected]
PRADEEP KUMAR M
Perlapu Post,
Munnimar House, Kadeshivalya,
Bantwal T.Q
Phone no:7353236631
Email: [email protected]
ROSHAN JAMEER
S/o A.M.Ameer Jan
AM Manzil, Hosa majalu house
Nellyadi post
Puttur DK
Phone no:9449744611
Email: [email protected]
SHARATH KUMAR H. L
S/O H. Lingappa Gowda
10/1, K.P.C .Colony Hosangadi
Kundapur T.Q
Udupi Dist.
Phone no:9739015285
SUKESH.A
Mangalapade
Jodukatte house, Mijar post
Karkal T Q
Udupi Dist
Phone no:9164651656
Email: [email protected]
VARUN
Suvarshini
Gurukula colony, Chitrapu
Mulki 574154
Phone no:9036428572
Email: [email protected]
VISHWANATHA
Matti house
Badagulipadi village
Mallali post
Mangalore T.Q. DK
Phone no:8722609902
Email: [email protected]
VISHWARAJA
Jyothi Nilaya
Gandhi Nagar
Maravanthe post
Kundapura T.Q
Udupi Dist
Phone no:9164760710
Email: [email protected]
DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG.
ANANTH KRISHNA
S/O Venkatramana Bhat
Kelagina Kandiga,
Marur Post and village, Mangalore
Email:[email protected]
Phone no : 08258-202395, 9844951694
ANIL PINTO
S/O Antony Pinto
Pinto Villa, Hosmar Post, Mangalore
Email: anilpinto [email protected]
Phone no: 7353224835
ARPITHA
D/O Sudhakar
Shiva Pushpa,
Near Marigudi temple
Urwa, Mangalore
Email:arpitha [email protected]
Phone no:9986442079
ASHITH.P
S/O Nagappa.P
Ashith house, Suvarna Nagar,
Karinje Village, Kallabettu post
Moodbidri
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9964820840
JAGRUTHI.G.M
D/O Manjunath G.T
Gouthahalli Village
Mudigere, Chikamangalore - 577132
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:900817775
MOHAMMED SIRAJUDDEEN
S/O Shekabba
Zeenath Manzil, Jyothinagar,
Moodbidri - 574227
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:7204603650
PRAJNA M
D/O Haridas Bhat
Madukude house,
Perinje post
Hosangady village,
Belthenagade taluk - 574242
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8970360581
PRAVEEN DEVADIGA
S/O Somayya Devadiga
Gundadikeri house.
Kanchikan, Bijore,
Near Bijore Railway Station.
Kundapur Taluk. Udupi District.
Pin:576244
Email:[email protected]
Phone no :9164645802
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RAKSHITH M
S/O Mohan Raj
#385, Behind AV Complex
Jigani main Road, Bangalore-562106
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:7204560910
K.SHAFAKHATH SHEIKH
S/O K.Abdul Khadar
13-329 Shafakhath Manzil,Kaikamba
B.C.Road-574219
Email:[email protected]
Phone no: 08255-234185, 7204535736
SHAMEEMA
D/O Shekabba
M.B Darkas House
Maroor Post,Moodbidri
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8105075634
K.SHIVARAMA
S/O Subramanya Mayya
Near S.R.R Temple, Polali
Bantwal Taluk-574219
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9686707767
SONITA MORAS
D/O Lawrence Moras
Karimanelu Village
Venoor Post, Belthangady-574242
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8970508374
M.SULOHITH.S.RAO
S/O M.Sudarshan Rao
Opp Indian Timber, Jyothinagar,
Moodbidri-574227
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:7204605302
SUSHANTH.S.PUJARY
S/O Sadanand Pujary
Kotichennayya House,
Padmanoor Bustand,
Kemral Village,
Haleyangadi Post-574146
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8971465358
THIYAM SUNILKUMAR SINGH
S/O Thiyam Shamu Singh
Khabhi Mayai Laikai
P.O:Nambol
Dist:Imphal west
State:Manipur-795134
Email:[email protected]
Phone no: 7899702371
MOHAMMED ARISH
Hyder M
Maddadka house
Kovettu post & village
Belthangady tq, D K
Phone no: 91644375630
Email: [email protected]
ABHISHEK PAI
Mahalasa Nivas
Ramamandir Road
Keravgudde, Moodabidri
Email: [email protected]
AKSHATHA P G
D/O gGangadhar P M
Perabe house, perabe post
Puttur tq, D K-574285
Phone no: 08251 -263137
Email: [email protected]
ARUN JOYSON SERRAO
S/O Antony Serrao
Mavinakatte house & Post
Bantwal tq- D K- 574324
Phone no: 9535223842
Email: [email protected]
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.
ASHITH D SHETTY
S/O Dayananda Shetty S K
Niddodi Post & Village
Mangalore taluk, D K
Phone no: 9483800497
Email: [email protected]
ASHOK SHETTY
S/O Shekar shetty
Near Govt. High School
Moodumarnadu
Phone no: 8197127021
Email: [email protected]
ASHWIN P N
S/O Poovappa Poojary N
Nalithyar house
Padangady village & Post
Belthangady tq
Phone no: 9482838827
ASHWINI B
D/O Monappa Bangera
Ballalbettu house
Rayee post & village
Bantwal tq, D.K
Phone no: 8453584348
Email: [email protected]
DIKSHITH S KULAL
Ramani nilaya
Urvastore
Sunkadakatte
Phone no: 8892982902
Email: [email protected]
GURURAJA KHARVI
S/O Dinakara Kharvi
Shree Mathangi Nivasa
Maravanthe
Kundapura taluk
Phone no:9845529276
JOSEL PRADEEP D SOUZA
Near Maharshi School
Karnad, Kilpady post
Mulky
Phone no: 9538653920
Email: [email protected]
KISHOR KUMAR
Gurukripa house
Irvathur kolake
Karkala taluk
Phone no: 9632005144
Email: [email protected]
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MANISH KUMAR
S/O Gopala Krishna Bhat
Golthamajalu house
Kalladka post
Bantwal Taluk, D K- 574222
Phone no: 9164816117
Email: [email protected]
MANJULA
Pilikudel House
Panapila Village, Valpady post
Mangalore tq
Phone no: 9164114350
Email: [email protected]
MANOJ PRABHAKAR
Mathrushri Nilaya
Rayee Post & Village
Bantwal Taluk
Phone No: 9743307223
Email: [email protected]
MEENAKSHI T
D/O E Thiraviyam Acharya
Surekha Nagar, Jodukatte
Miyar post
Karkala taluk-574107
Phone no: 7353628836
Email: [email protected]
NAVINASH
S/O Shridhara Poojary
Durgadaya house
Perinje Post
Belthangady Taluk, D K
Phone no: 9632258280
Email: [email protected]
NICKIL ASHISH MIRANDA
Gundurao Nursery Road
Opp. Bondel church
Bondel,
Mangalore-08
Phone no: 9986885298
Email: [email protected]
POOJARY PUSHPARAJ ANAND
Devandabettu house
Gurpur post
Mangalore taluk-574145
Phone no: 9008522171
Email: [email protected]
PRASHANT
PRATHEEKA M
Mairuguttu house
Belady Post
Kanthavara village
Karkalla taluk-574129
Phone no: 9844467417
Email: 9844467417
PRAVEEN KUMAR S N
S/O Narashimha
Mavinamane, Hosangady
Kundapura, Udupi
Phone no: 8197109211
E mail: [email protected]
PREETHI
D/O Shekar
Shiriyar, Guddeyangady Post
Kundapur tq
Phone no: 99026675579
Email: [email protected]
RAJANI
D/O H N Ramachandra Navada
At Arate Post Hosadu
Tq Kundapur, Udupi dist
Phone no: 9945999204
Email: [email protected]
RAKSHITH KUMAR
S/O K Dinesh Rao
Matrusrikripa, Kallottu
Tellar Post, Karkala tq
Udupi dist.
Phone no: 9743289430
Email: [email protected]
RANJITH KUMAR
S/O Narayana V Kotian
Gold Smith Road
Mulky D K 574154
Phone no: 9880511602
Email: [email protected]
RENOY R
S/O R Rajan Armugam 2-31
Gersall Hosangady(po)
Kundapura tq
Udupi
Phone no: 9449101140
ROHITHASHWA M
Kolaje house
Machine village
Belthangady tq D K
Phone no: 8971412721
Email: [email protected]
SACHIN
S/O Raghavendra nilaya
West block road kundapur
Phone no: 9164862167
Email: [email protected]
SACHIN SHETTY S
Saantheya Guttu
Kinya talapody post
Mangalore
Phone no: 9743676521
Email: [email protected]
SAHITHYA M
D/O L P Mallikarjun Gowda
Sai Nilaya
Vinayaka Nagar
Shikaripur 577427
Shimoga (D)
Phone no: 9591558966
SAKIL RAJ
Deviprasad House
Near kallabettu School
Kallabettu Post & Village
Moodabidri D K-574197
SANDESH R
Vasuki hotel
K.M.Road, Kalasa
Chikamagalur dist, Mudigere.
Phone no: 9481410668
Email : [email protected]
SANTOSH V KULKARNI
APMC yard
Near Banashankari road
Badami, Bagalakot dist.
Phone no:9632198052
Email: [email protected]
SHABBIR A
Puttur taluk
Mangalore D.K
Phone no: 9742891779
Email: [email protected]
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SHAHIDA
D/O Adam
Sabeena Manzil
Subhas Nagara, Kotebagilu
Moodabidri-574227
Phone no: 8147309684
Email: [email protected]
SHAILESH KUMAR
Saraswathi Nivasa
Perinje Post, Hosangady Village
Belthangady Taluk -574227
Phone no: 9535618013
Email: [email protected]
SHALINI
D/O Keshava shettigar
'Shree Raghavendra Krupa'
N.M.P.T Housing Coloney
Madhya, Surathkal-575014
Phone no: 9844297205
Email: [email protected]
SHARATH S
Manasa Nilaya
Bilinele Village
Nettana Post
Puttur Taluk, D.K
Phone no: 9481514872
Email: [email protected]
SOWMYA
Gurukripa house
Shirthady
Mangalore Taluk, D K
Phone no: 9448616555
Email: [email protected]
STEAFEN ANTONY PINTO
'STANROSE VILLA'
Behind alvares motor
Feeding station
Vamanjoor, Door no 3-121
Pin code- 575028 D K
Phone no: 9164726545, 9449247984
Email: [email protected]
SUDHEER KUMAR
S/O Surya Moolya
Gandhinagara House
Keargadde belvai-574213
Phone no: 9740760663
Email: [email protected]
SUJANKUMAR
S/O Narayana Mogaveera
Telephone Exchange
Kokkarne
Udupi dist
Phone no: 0820-2598725
SUPRIYA K K
D/O Krishna D S
Timber Marchant
Upperpet, vidyanagar
Koppa(T),Chikkamagalur dist
Phone no: 9480650019
Email: [email protected]
VIVEK POOJARY
S/o Vittal C Poojary
Kattedady House
Perinje Post
Hosangady taluk-574227
Phone no: 9611497359
Email: [email protected]
SUJITH KUMAR
S/O Devdas
SAI DHAM
Jappinamogaru,Thandoluge
Manglore-575009
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9008725123,9741476019
ABHILASH P.K
S/o Anitha M.S
Palamajalu House, Noojibalthila post
Puttur, D.K - 574221
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 8970306220, 9900717813
ABHISHEK.V SHETTIGAR
S/o Vasudeva
Chandra Nilaya10-5(17), Nekara colony,
Kammaje, Kinnigoli - 574150
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9008167163
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
AKSHAYA. A
D/o Adappa
EB-13 Mescom guatress
Kunjibettu,Udupi Dis & Tq
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9481753350
AMAR Y
S/o Sanjeeva poojary
Moodahadu village, Sasthana post
Udupi dist & tq - 576226
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9164659132
ANUROOP M.J
S/O Jayanth Acharya
'Shri ANUGRAHA'
Kairolly,Nandalike post
Karkala(Tq),Udupi dist - 576111
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9844416746
ARPITH KUMAR
S/o Ananda
'ANAND NIVAS'
Siddakatte post.Bantwal T.q - 574237
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9743349948
ASHWATH
S/o H.Madhava suvarna
Vishal Nagar, Moodbidri post,
Kodangallu, Manglore,T.q, - 574197
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9743219252
ASHWINI
D/o Rukumaya poojari
'BRAMARI NILAYA'
Mithabail Golidadi Nadugodu post,
Kateel, Manglore T.q - 574150
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9945932471
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AVINASH KUNDER
S/o Basava Kunder
'Shri Hari Kripa'
Kola, Hanuman Nagar
Malpe post - 576108, Udupi T.q &Dist
E-mail:[email protected]
Phone no:9964244002
CHIRAG S SHETTY
'CHIRAG' Kuttar Padav,
Ranip-ura Road, Mannur post & village,
Mangalore - 575017
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9686926811
CHITTARANJAN
S/o Chandrasheker
Thimiri home, Kuppepadau post
Manglore T.q,D.K
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9591471269
DENIL DIAS
S/o David dias
'ANUGRAHA HOUSE'
Mantrady post & village
Manglore T.q, D.K , 574236
Email:[email protected]
Phone no: 8971141790
DHANUSH PATIL
S/o Basavaraj
KEB Colony House, No. EB33A
Airport Road, Kavoor, Manglore
Email :[email protected]
Phone no:7204739639
DINESH H.S
KIOCL Township Qtrs.no B-121
Kavoor, Manglore
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9743007879
GURURAJ PRABHU
'Govinda Kripa' House
Manchikodi post, Kunjibettu
Udupi - 576102
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8095532207
HARISH K
S/o Kogganna Acharya
Allipade House, Sarapady Village
Bantwal T.q, D.K,574211
Email:[email protected]
Phone no.No.9164812720
JAGADEESH
S/o Ramanna shetty
Bagidady House
Neria village & post, Belthangady T.q
Email : [email protected]
Phone no:9686526744
JAYASHREE
D/o Vamana Salian
Gandhinagar House
Karimanelu village
Belthangady Tq-574242
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9902948499
JAYASHRI
D/O Krishna Madivala
Shediguli House
Kondemula Village, Kateel Post
Mangalore-574148
Email: [email protected]
Phone no:9164822453
KAVYA
D/O Poovappa Moolya
Gundada House
Gardady Vilg and post
Belthangady Tq-574217
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:7259858199
KIRAN NAIK
S/O Krishna Naik
K E B Colony, House No.EB18
Airport Road Kavoor, Mangalore
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9972096847
LOKESH D
KIOCL Township Qtrs.
No.B-100,Kavoor Mangalore
Phone no:9743252168
MANOJ KUMAR
S/O Damodar Poojary
Neklaje House, Karpe Post and Vilg.
Bantwal-574237
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9535294053
MERIL JOYAL LOBO
S/O Joseph Lobo
'Maria Kripa' Kurpadi House
Ajekar post, Karkala
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9632978707, 8722849171
NADEEM KHAN
S/O Nazir Khan
Nadeem Manzil Kana, Alangar Road
Belvai post-574213
Manglore
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8971465353
PRADEEP SHETTY
S/O Sanjeeva Shetty
Kundaje House, Arambody Village
Belthangady Tq - 574237
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9481757957
MAXIM PRAKASH RODRIGUES
S/O Louis Rodrigues
'Rosevilla House'
Alangar, Moodbidri
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8147537130
RADHIKA G.A
D/O Ashok G.V
'Sri Guru Kripa'
Kallamundkur post - 574274
Email: [email protected]
Phone no:8971156819
RANJAN
S/O Vijaya poojary
'Sri Laxmi Nilaya'
Yadabettu, Udupi, Sastan Post-576226
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9164772682
RANJITH
S/O Mahabala shetty
Pade House, Perady Post
Belthangady - 574236
Email:[email protected]
Phone no No.9591941490
ROHAN DSOUZA
S/O Robert Dsouza
Neelavara post, Udupi Dist - 576259
Email:[email protected]
Phone no: 9591561380
SANDESHA
S/O Laxmana
'Gopi Nilaya', Ambagilu
Udupi, Santhekatte post - 576102
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9844834615
85
SANDHYA
D/O Vittal Rai
Kodange House ,B.C road
Jodu marga post
Bantwal - 574219
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9164557113
SAYED SHERAZ
S/O Sayyad Hidayath
'Lubna Manzil'
Kotebagilu, Moodbidri
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9743556573
SHARUN KUMAR K.S
S/O B.Subraya
BSNL Qrts, B-4/6 block
Lady Hill,
Mangalore-3
Phone no:9538810407
BHAGYASHREE N SHETTY
36/'Shri Sai Nilaya'
Sant Krupa Society,
Opp. Dharmin Nagar
Kabilpur Road, (Grid)
Navsari, Gujarat-396424
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:07405421367,9535498601
R:02637239509
SHRUTHI SHETTY
D/O Shankar Shetty
Chara
Karkala(T), Udupi
Hebri Post
Emai:[email protected]
Phone no:8722723839, 9945921963
SUCHITHRA
D/O Puttayya Naik
Kirady Ajjikallu
Avarse village, Udupi
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8105652755, 8970569826
SUDARSHAN
S/O Bhoja Acharya
Durgaprasad house
Badaga Yekkar, Yekkar post & village
VIA Permude, Manglore-574509
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9741675625
0824-2200747
SUJITH C KOTIAN
S/O Chandrashekar
Suketh Nilaya, Pranthyavillage
Kodangallu post, Moodbidri
Manglore
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9741446937
SUMANTH P GORE
S/O Bhaskar Bhat
Piliyoor House
Andinje village & post, Belthangadi
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:9379990927, 9164819257
SWASTHIK
S/O Dayananda Kulal
'Sri Devi Kripa'
Pattonjikatte, Pervaje,
Karkala post
Karkala - 574104
Email: [email protected]
Phone no:7353056320
V PRATHVIRAJ B SALIAN
S/O Bhaskar Salian
'Vatsala Nivasa'
Shirlal post&village
Belthangadi Tq,574217
Email: [email protected]
Phone no:9164573184
VIJESH
S/O Koragappa Poojary
Darkhas house,
Penchar
Mantrady post
Mangalore - 574236
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8971412701, 9591942106
YASHAVANTH
S/O Pandu Gowda
Kindelu Kayarpalke house
Badaga Yedapadavu post,
Manglore-574267
Email:[email protected]
Phone no:8970183188
YOGEESHA
S/O Rukmaya poojary
Murthaje House
Bandaru Village & post
Belthangadi - 574326
Email: [email protected]
Phone no:9611790976
MECHANICAL ENGG. DEPARTMENT
ACHARYA SUDHIR PURUSHOTHAMA
S/O V PurushothamaAcharya
D/23, 4th floor, Ishwarnagar,
L. B.S Marg, Bhandup(West)
Mumbai -400078
Phone no: 8951345315
Email: [email protected]
AMITH RAJ P S
S/O Subhaschandra P N
Presidency Crown Court,
Flat No- 403, Karangalpady,
Mangalore- 575003
Phone no: 8970571321
Email: [email protected]
ANIL MASCARENHAS
S/O GusthinMascarenhas
Hirthail House
Nittade post,
Belthangady Tq, D.K- 574242
Phone no: 9481755220
Email: [email protected]
ANISH ABDUL HAMEED
S/O Raha mansion,
Yennehole post, Karkalatq,
Udupi- 574101
Phone no: 9901165999
Email: [email protected]
ATHMIK KALYANPUR
S/O Venkatraman
Advika Mission Compound,
Court Road, Belthangady tq - 574217
Phone no: 9844154440
Email: [email protected]
86
CHANDRAHASA P SHETTY
S/O PadmanabhaShetty
Panchambratha, Ashwathapura Post,
Badagamijar Village,
Mangalore tq
Phone no: 9741468602
DAYESH KUMAR
S/O K. Sadashiva
'AprameyaNilaya'
SonalikeBayal, Jalligudde,
Manglore-7
Phone no: 8904242017
Email: [email protected]
DEEPAK J SHETTY
S/O JagannathShetty
Parari Reshme Road House,
Odilnala Post,
Belthangadytq, -574217
Phone no: 9632658011
Email: [email protected]
DYANIYAL ROHAN
S/O Gladson Maben
Adrabettu House
Bajagoli Post, Mudar, Karkala-tq
Udupi-574122
Phone no: 7259122123
Email: [email protected]
JACKSON VICKSON DíSOUZA
S/O Joseph Ivan D'Souza
Gandhinagar,
Near Govt. College, Kavoor,
Mangalore
Phone no: 7204646902
Email: [email protected]
JITHESH
S/O Girish
'Saipooja'
Bappanadu, Badaguhithilu,
Mulky-574154
Phone no: 8147061976
Email: [email protected]
JITHESH SHETTY
S/O Vasantha Shetty
Gonja House
Chennaithody Village,
Vanadupadava post
Bantwal tq - 574324
Phone no: 9611451768
Email : Jithesh [email protected]
JOEL OSTINE DíSOUZA
S/O John Dísouza
Pettil House,
Maldy Post,
Belthangady tq, - 574224
Phone no: 8971685245
Email: [email protected]
JOVIAN SHREYAS PINTO
S/O Joseph Pinto
Pinto Compound,
Govt Hospital road,
Moodbidri - 574227
Phone no: 9886799810
Email: [email protected]
JOY PRAKASH RODRIGUES
S/O N Rodrigues
JyothiNivas
Kolpedabail House,
Malady post,
Belthangadytq - 574224
Phone no: 9164531171
Email: [email protected]
JOYSON BARBOZA
S/O Ignatius Barboza
Barboza House
Sampige, moodbidri via,
Mangalore tq - 574275
Phone no: 7795276170
Email: [email protected]
KARTKIK S
S/O S Sadashiva
Masthikatte road,
Thodar post, Moodbidri.
Phone no: 9008001091
Email: [email protected]
LAVEEN HEGDE
S/O LaxmanaHegde
Parari House, Moodukody post,
Belthangady tq - 574242
Phone no: 9901640809
Email: [email protected]
M POOJITH
S/O T M Gowda
C-27, M.C.F Colony,
Kunjathbail, Mangalore-575015
Phone no: 9916571158
Email: [email protected]
MOHAMMEDARIF I D
S/O Isemail Doddamani
OppJawalmazid,
Jawalgalli, Gadag-582101
Phone no: 8123723118
Email: [email protected]
N DASSAPPA
S/O B Hanumantappa
Danapura Post, Hospetetq,
Ballary - 583222
Phone no: 8971412694
PRASHANTH SHETTY
S/O Rajendra Shetty
Darkas Bangle House,
Nadigudde, Belvai post,
Mangalore, D.K- 574213
Phone no: 8971462618
Email: [email protected]
RADHAKRISHNA
S/O Monappa Poojary
Tharashree House,
Hokkady post, Belthangadytq,
D.K- 574242
Phone no: 9611439224
Email: [email protected]
RAVIKIRAN
S/O ChandrashekharBhat
Nag-kamal House,
Moodbidri - 574227
Phone no: 8277051514
Email: [email protected]
ROSHAN B SHETTY
S/O Balakrishna S Shetty
'Radha Nivas'
Inna Madmangutto,
Inna post, Karkalatq,
Udupi
Phone no: 8970570502
Email: [email protected]
ROSHAN SEBASTIAN T
S/O Sebastian K
Arasamajal House,
Mundaje post,
Belthangady-tq, D.K-574228
Phone no: 9964999329
Email: [email protected]
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RYNAL CORREA
S/O Felix Correa
D-No: 2-92(1),
Marpady Village,
Moodbidri Alangar,
Moodbidri Post, Mangalore tq ,
D.K-574227
Phone no: 9945191268
Email: [email protected]
SANDEEP P
S/O Narayana Poojary
Naduhidyau House,
Padukonaje post - 574227
Phone no: 7353264750
Email: [email protected]
SANDEEP
S/O Ananda Poojary
Angaraballi House,
Nellikar Village, Valpady post,
Mangalore tq D.K-574236
Phone no: 9686327675
Email: [email protected]
SANKETH KUMAR
S/O Baby Poojari
Punkethar House, Pillya post,
Belthangady tq, - 574217
Phone no: 810552038
Email: [email protected]
SHAILESH PETER D'SOUZA
S/O Felix Stany DíSouza
Holy Family Home
Kandipalke, Kinnigoli post,
Mangalore- 574150
Phone no: 9900815085
Email: [email protected]
SHARATH KUMAR
S/O B.R. Rajshekar
DurganjaneyaKripa,
Kempul, Padumarnadu, Belvai post,
Mangalore tq, D.K.
Phone no: 9481145123
Email: [email protected]
SHARATH POOJARY
S/O Raghu Poojary
Shri Krishna Nivas, Durjottu House,
Kesargadde,
Belvai Post, Mangalore tq, D.K
Phone no: 9731243484
Email: [email protected]
SHARON CHRISTAPAL AMANNA
S/O Late D Harshananda Amanna
Britto Compound,
Doopadakatte post, Karkala-tq,
Udupi- 574110
Phone no: 9611833372
Email: [email protected]
T N AVIN
S/O Nagaraj
KPC Colony,
Hosangadi,
Kundapura,
Udupi-576282
Phone no: 9902452690
Email: [email protected]
VARUN V ACHARYA
Kadlekar Compound,
Kanthrj Lane,
Near Karnataka Bank,
Mannagudda,
Mangalore.
Phone no: 9902749909
Email: [email protected]
VINAYACHANDRA
S/O Narayana Devadiga
Heggeri Compound,
Herenjal Post,
Kundapur Tq
Udupi-576219
Phone no: 9535617776
Email: [email protected]
ABHINANDAN R
Tiger House,
Chitrapu village,
Mulky post,
Mangalore
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9164617748
ABHISHEK C SHETTY
Kalpana Annexure, Upendra baugh,
Daina circle, Udupi
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9164770315
ABISHEK SHETTY
S/o Jaya Shetty, Abhishek Nilaya
Mijar post, Mangalore Tq., D.K.
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9886516981
MECHATRONICS ENGG. DEPARTMENT
AMIN ANVITH DINESH
S/o Dinesh Amin
D.No. 7/3/11, 'Hill Crest' Bhavani Nagar,
Marol maroshi road, Andheri(E)
Mumbai-400059 Email: [email protected]
Phone no:8147645313
ANWITH NAIK
S/o Pushparaj Naik V
Durga Nilaya, IV cross
Marnamikatta, Mangalore-575001
Email : [email protected]
Phone no: 9036499812
ARFAZ SHAFI B
Darul Falah Hose,
Badyar Guruvayanakere post
Belthangady Tq.
Email : Arfar [email protected]
Phone no: 9164766877
FRAYAN GLEN DCOSTA
Nithyadhar Hose, Badyar
Guruvayanakere post,
Belthangady Tq.- 574217
Email : [email protected]
Phone no: 9449546676
GANESH PRASAD
Neklaje house,
Karpe post & Village, Bantwal Tq.
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 8971649981
GANESHA NARENDRA SHANBHAG
S/o Narendra
'Ganesha Nilaya', Near main bus stand
Behind jyothi petrol bunk
Sagar Tq.-577401 Shimoga Dist.
Email : [email protected]
Phone no: 953661484
88
S
HARIKRISHNA ACHAR
Harikrishna Acharya
S/o Anni acharya
Kogerbettu House,
Mavinakatte post,
Eliyanadugodu village,
Bantwal Tq., D.K.
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 8970505896
JASON TELLIS
Hachibettu house,
Miyar post,
Karkala tq.
Udupi district
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9743825041
JINTO M. JOSE
S/O Jose
Muttathuparampil,
Kodanchery, Calicut
Kerala
Emai:[email protected]
Phone no: 9847465233
JOHNSON MELVIN PEREIRA
J.M.J. home,
Guruvayanakere post,
Belthangady tq.
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9008819276
LAXMINARAYANA DEVADIGA A
S/o Ananda Devadiga
Near Kuppabettu,
Kukkundur post
Karkala Tq. -576117
Phone no:9902997262
PAVAN KUMAR
H.No 2-3-64A
Near Narayana Guru Mandir
Bannanje Post
Udupi : 576101
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9844211778
RAKSHITH KUMAR
S/o Sundar Kotian
Laxmi Sadana
Didimberi Mudaru
Bajagoli post,
Karkala Tq
Udupi Dist
Email: [email protected]
Phone no:9535622241
RANJITH KUMAR
S/o Shankar Salian
Kudthimar House
Elinje post & village, Mangalore Tq
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9945935090
RAVEESHA B
Barebayee house
Rayee post & village,
Bantwal Tq.
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9008278595
SHIVANANDA
Rayee house,
Rayee post & village,
Bantwal Tq.
Email: [email protected]
Phone no: 9743504616
SHOBITH KUMAR. P
S/o Chidambara P
Periyadka house,
Adoor post,
Kasargoad, Kerala-671543
Email: [email protected]
SUNIL KULAL
Nooji House, Pillar post,
Santhoor village, Udupi district
Phone no: 8722609893
VIJITH
S/o Sundara Poojary
Jarigea house
Ajilamogaru post
Maninalkur Village, Bantwal Taluk
Email : [email protected]
Phone no: 8970502840
STUDENTS WHOSE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE NOT GIVEN IN THE DIARY
Electronics & Communication Engg.
Gururaj Kharvi
Ashwin P. N.
Prashanth
Renoy R.
Sujan Kumar
Mechanical Engg.
Amith Raj P.S.
Purushothama
N. Dasappa
Athmik Kalyanpur
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICE BEARERS
Mr. Roopesh Kumar
President
Mr. Nagaraj V. Kamath
Secretary
Mr. Shruthanjan Jain
Vice President
Mr. Chandra K.H.
Treasurer
Mr. Sharath Shetty
Vice PresidentMr. Alwyn Menezes
Joint Secretary
BEST OUTGOING STUDENTS OF SNMP FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-11
Mr. RAVINDRA
Automobile Engg.
Mr. SANDESH K.
Civil Engineering.
Miss. REVATHI KRISHNA
Computer Science Engg.
Mr. ASHOKA
E & C. Engg.
Mr. NEERESHA D AMIN
E & E Engg.Mr. MANOJ PRATHVI PINTO
Mechatronics Engg.
Mr. SHRIKANTH K.
Mechanical Engg.
MOODBIDRI
Institutions
Sri Mahaveera First Grade CollegeDegree Courses B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.B.M. and B.C.A.
Sri Mahaveera Pre-University CollegeTwo Year P.U.C. Courses in Arts, Commerce & Science
S.N. Mudbidri PolytechnicConducts 3 Year Diploma Courses in Mechanical, Automobile, Electronics
& Communication, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics Engg.,
Civil Engg., Mechatronics Engg.
A.G. Soans Industrial Training CentreTraining Courses approved by NCVT in Mechanic Motor Vehicle, Electronic
Mechanic, Electrician and Mechanic Diesel.
M.K. Anantharaj College of Physical EducationOffers 2 Year Diploma Course in Physical Education (DPED)
Sri Mahaveera College Trust
Moodbidri D.K.
Annual Magazine 2011 -2012
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