News Updates 2019

|News Updates 2019

Shivadeepotsava at Suttur Srikshetra

Suttur, December 10, 2019: Special pujas were held at the shrine of His Holiness Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji and temples of Sri Someshwara, Sri Mahadeshwara, Sri Veerabhadreshwara, and Sri Narayanaswamy, on Tuesday evening as part of the Shivadeepotsava program, in Suttur, in the divine presence of His Holiness Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji.

Mahamangalarathi, silver chariot Praakarotsava were performed on the occasion (Kruttika Mahotsav). The students of the Suttur School rendered a group prayer followed by the Kolooru Kodagoosu Shivakatha Sankeertana by Vidushi Dr. V. Malini, of Mysuru. On this occasion, the procession of the chariot was held as part of the Sri Shivarathri Shivayogi Mahaswamiji’s jatra mahotsav which will be held from December 21 – 26.

Attractive lighting arrangements were made to the temples which attracted the devotees, while they also enjoyed the firing of crackers.

Pontiffs of Kesavatturu, Hosamatha, Kunduru Matha, Neelakantaswamy, Kuderu Matha, Chunchahalli, Naviluru, Benakanahalli, Tejuru, Chikkatuppuru, Kallipura, Aravind Guruji of the Maharshi Aravind Foundation, Haraguru Charamurthy, delegates and hundreds of people from the surrounding villages witnessed the program.

2023-06-13T12:09:00+00:00December 11th, 2019|

Sustainable Developmental Goals should be the aim of life – Dr. S. Ayyappan

Mysuru, December 9, 2019: A programme to celebrate the 12th Graduates’ Day was held at the JSS College Arts, Commerce and Science, Ooty Road, Mysuru, on December 9, 2019, in the Golden Jubilee Hall of the college, in the divine presence of His Holiness Paramapujya Jagadaguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. S. Ayyappan, Chancellor, Central Agricultural University, Imphal, Manipur, guided the fresh graduates on the innovative modes for the future generation. He opined that fresh graduates should involve themselves in new nano-technologies use of energy in all fields of life, including agriculture. He felt that Peri-urban agriculture should be used to retain the original character of the agricultural produces. “The JSS institution is in the forefront in making use of these technologies with multidisciplinary education system”, he said.

He also explained how agricultural produces can be improved using new innovative technologies. Students, especially passing out graduates should use their skills to have an action plan for new things, avenues available, using start-ups and be aware of patents. At the same time, he was disappointed at the research ratio per million population which is very low in India compared to other countries.

He concluded his speech with a note of aspiration hoping that the year 2020 will be a new milestone in all respects, as the future depends on what we do in present. The research should be based on giving solutions rather than creating problems he felt.

2020-01-10T11:39:23+00:00December 10th, 2019|

Overall sports prize for JSS School, Suttur

Suttur, December 4, 2019: The students of the JSS Higher Primary School, Suttur, bagged the overall prize in the 3- day JSS Inter-school Sports Meet, organised as part of the Paramapujya Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswami’s memory, at Suttur Srikshetra.

Winners in Boys Category: Basavaraju M.C. 600 m running (Second), Bhuvan (Third), Sooraj, 400 m (Second place), Bhuvan (Third), Milan, 200 m and 100 m running (Third), Harshraj, High Jump (First), Rudraiah, Shot put (Third), Basavaraju M.C, Long Jump (Second), Yuvraj (Third); Milan, Disc throw (First), Karthik (Second); 4×100 m Relay (First).

In group sports the school bagged first place in Kabaddi. Nishant bagged the ‘Best Player’ prize

Girls category: Vedavathi, 400 m (First), Rani (Second), Kousalya, 200 m running (Second), Vedavathi, 600 m running (Second), Arpitha (Third); Pinku, 100 m running (Third). Bidyapathi bagged first place in shotput, Rikolin third place; whereas Rikolin bagged first place in Disc throw and Bidyapathi bagged second place. In high jump Ribhunlang bagged first place and Ibameri bagged second place. In long jum Kousalya bagged third place and first place in 4x100m relay.

In group games the school girls team bagged first place in Kabaddi. Kumari Ribahunlang bagged the ‘Best Player’ prize.

In march past the school team has bagged first place and brought laurels to the school.

The head of the school, teachers and other staff have congratulated all the winners.

Students of the JSS Higher Primary School, Suttur, who won overall prize in the JSS Inter-school sports meet seen with the Head of various departments of the school and the physical trainers.

2019-12-05T12:51:26+00:00December 4th, 2019|

Women’s Day in Agriculture Celebrated with a Workshop on Women’s Role in Agriculture, Afforestation, and Animal Husbandry

Suttur, December 4, 2019: 

ICAR JSS Krishi Vignan Kendra, Suttur, organized a one-day workshop on “The role of women in Agriculture, Afforestation, and Animal Husbandry” as part of the Women’s Day in Agriculture initiative. The workshop aimed to highlight the importance of women in agricultural activities, explore their roles beyond the kitchen, and address issues related to respect, dignity, and rights in the agricultural sector.

The workshop, held at Sooralli Village in Naviluru Gram Panchayat, Nanjagud Taluk, was organized in collaboration with ITC and Myrada Kaveri Regional Institute. Sri R.N. Nanjudaswamy, Agricultural Officer from Mycaps, delivered the introductory speech.

Dr. Arun Balamatti, Head of JSS KVK, inaugurated the workshop and emphasized the significant contribution of women in various agricultural activities. He highlighted that women’s participation in agriculture reaches up to 90% in several countries, including our own. However, he expressed concern over the lack of respect and recognition they receive. He pointed out disparities in wages between men and women and the absence of women’s names in any RTC (Record of Rights, Tenancy, and Crops). Dr. Balamatti urged society and the government to address these issues seriously, engage in thorough discussions, and take suitable action.

Smt. Divya, Scientist from JSS KVK, spoke about the importance of kitchen gardens and encouraged farmers to cultivate chemical-free vegetables in their backyards. She shared the success stories of progressive women farmers, such as Smt. Indiramma from K.R. Nagar and Shivamma from Shivamogga, who have excelled in vermicompost production. Smt. Divya urged the women farmers of Soorahalli village to consider these women as role models and strive for success in their own lives. Smt. Netravathi Yettinamani, Home Scientist, discussed the value enhancement of food and demonstrated KVK demonstration units. Dr. M.C. Satish, Veterinarian at JSS KVK, explained the production of vermicompost, the importance of pure milk, and the measures to be taken for profitable dairy farming.

Sri Rajappa from Mycaps, the program coordinator, expressed his belief that Self Help Groups have performed well in financial matters. He suggested that by joining hands in agriculture, women could achieve even greater progress.

As part of the workshop, various competitions were conducted for the participating women, including the identification of medicinal plants, forest plants, lemon in a spoon, and a musical chair. Women from Soorahalli village enthusiastically participated in these competitions and won prizes.

The program was presided over by Sri Nanjudaswamy, President of the Gram Panchayat. The event began with an invocation by the women participants, and Sri Nagaraj from Mycaps delivered the vote of thanks. Sri A. Anand, Sri Nagannanayaka, Smt. Mahadevamma, Muddamma, Geetha, and other esteemed individuals were also present. Around 150-200 women from Soorahalli village actively participated in the workshop.

Identifying medicinal and forest plants competition

2023-06-13T12:16:35+00:00December 4th, 2019|

Ahead of the Shivaratheeshwara Jatra Mahotsav bhoomipuja for various mantaps held in Suttur

Suttur, December 1, 2019: The Bhoomipuja of the Dasoha, cultural programmes and all the mantaps that will be put up as part of the Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji’s Jatra Mahotsav, scheduled to be held from January 21 to 26, at Suttur Srikshetra, was performed on December 1, 2019, Sunday, on the occasion of the 34th Punya Smarane of Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji.

Rudrabhisheka, Ashtottara and Praakarotsava were performed at the Shrines of Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji and Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji, followed by the jatra mahotsav meeting, where a discussion was held about the preparations. Pontiffs of various maths, leaders of various Districts and surrounding villages and devotees were present.

Sri Subbappa welcomed, Sri C.V. Basavaraju gave a vote of thanks and Sri Prakash compered. The students of the JSS School, Suttur, rendered an invocation.

Pic Caption: The Bhoomipuja of the various mantaps for the Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji’s Jatra Mahotsav to be held at Suttur, was performed on December 1, 2019, Sunday, in the auspicious presence of pontiffs of various maths, including Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarthri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji of Suttur Math. Shariff, Pontiffs of Ankanahali, Kuderu, Maadahalli, Hosamatha, Neelakantaswamy Math, Bettadapura Math, Ragi Bommanahalli Math and Sri H.B. Devanna are seen in the picture.

Students who were given Shivadeekshe-Lingadeekshe on the occasion of the 34th Punya Smarane of Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji are seen with Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, on December 1, 2019. Sri Channamallikarjuna, Sri Panchakshari, Sri Somashekar, Ragibommanahalli Seer, Sri Nagendra and Sri S. Shivakumaraswamy and others are seen in the picture.

2019-12-02T10:12:50+00:00December 1st, 2019|

Sri B. Sriramulu releases New Almanac

Suttur, December 1, 2019: Sri B. Sriramulu, Health and Family Welfare Minister, Govt. of Karnataka, released the Sri Shaarvari Samvatsara Suttur Sri Shivarathreeshwara Almanac published by the Indian Astrophysics Research Centre, Mysuru, in the auspicious presence of Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, on the occasion of the 34th Punya Smarane of Parampujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji, at Suttur Srikshetra, on December 1.

Minister B. Sriramulu expressed his view that he has attained a new spirit by visiting the sacred shrine at Suttur. He said that the lives of thousands of people are passing towards fulfillment due to the services rendered by the Srimath.

Vidwan Mallanna expressed his view that the Suttur Sri Shivarathreeshwara Almanac was one of the best in the entire country. “All the astrophysicsts are utilizing the subjective points of the almanac. Pontiffs of Bettadapura, Maadahalli, Harave, Chunchahalli, Naviluru, Benkanahalli, Kuderu, Ramapura, Sri Siddaraju, former MLA, Sri S.P. Shadakshariswami, President KPSC, leaders of various districts and devotees were present on the occasion.

Sri Subbappa, Retd. Professor welcomed all. Hulimavu Sri Prakash compered the programme, Sri C.V. Basavaraju gave a vote of thanks. The students of the JSS Residential School, Suttur, rendered an invocation.

The new almanac is available at the JSS Granthamaale and Indian Astrophysics Research Centre. Those interested can buy.

Sriramulu, Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of Karnataka released the Sri Shivarathreeshwara Almanac, published by the Indian Astrophysics Research Centre, Mysuru, on the occasion of the 34th Punya Smarane of Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji, on December 1, at Suttur Srikshetra. Sri Gurupada Hegde, Sri Puttahonnaiah, Philosopher, Pontiffs of Bettadapura, Ramapura, Maadahalli, Harave, Sri Siddaraju, and Sri Appanna are seen in the picture.

2019-12-02T10:18:43+00:00December 1st, 2019|

Paddy Field Day

Suttur, December 2, 2019: Farmers growing paddy are failing to get a better yield these days. Lack of good quality seeds, blast disease, imbalanced fertilizer management and lack of other technical information are the major reasons for this. Noticing this the scientists of the ICAR JSS Krishi Vignan Kendra, Suttur, inspected three different types of paddy varieties as part of the Paddy Field Day 2019-20, held at the Arakere Village in K.R. Nagar Taluk of Mysuru District.

A training programme was conducted as part of this programme in June and RNR 15048 variety paddy seeds were distributed to the selected farmers and they were asked to grow MTU 1010 along with the regular ‘Sanna Madhu’ variety of paddy that the farmers usually grow for personal use, on an experimental basis. They were also provided bio-fertilizers along with a demonstration on seed treatment. They were provided training on integrated nutrition management.

The farmers were successful in growing RNR 15048 variety of paddy. As part of this, the Paddy Field Day was conducted on November 29, 2019, at Arakere village.

The farmers first visited the paddy field where RNR 15048 variety paddy was grown. They were explained how the crop was grown without any disease. This variety has less pest and disease problem and up to 23-25 quintals of yield can be expected. This variety will also be ready for harvesting 10 days earlier than other varieties.

Smt. H. V. Divya, Seed Technology Scientist of the ICAR JSS Krishi Vignan Kendra provided detailed information about the RNR 15048 variety paddy. “It is a 120 days crop, sans blast disease (Benki Roga). Also, you can get more yield than other small paddy varieties,” she said. She explained that there is more demand for this variety of paddy and the farmers may select the corn from the good plant before harvesting. Threshing should be done separately and dry it completely and store it for seeding after mixing it with ash or neem leaves. Farmers who are interested in seed production can enter into a contract with the Karnataka State Seed Corporation or undertake on their own. They can remove melange and get more seed production. The farmers can fetch Rs. 400-500 more price for every quintal of processed paddy through seed production. Interested farmers can contact KVK or KSSC before seeding, she informed.

Farmers Sri Kumar, Sri Ramachandregowda, Sri Shivaraju, Sri Jayannashetty and others who have grown RNR 15048 variety of paddy shared their experiences on this occasion. More than 35 men and women farmers participated in the programme. Smt. Netravati Yettinamane, Scientist, ICAR JSS KVK, Sri Gowraaj, Technical Motivator of Agriculture Department and Kum. Kanaka was present.

2019-12-02T05:30:15+00:00November 30th, 2019|

Selected for District-level competition in talent hunt

Suttur, November 29, 2019: Twenty Nine students of our school took part in the Taluk-level talent hunt competition held at the Citizen school in Najnagud on November 21, 2019 and 3 first prizes, 3 second prizes and 2 third prizes in various sports. The students who took part in group singing, folk dance and light music competitions have become eligible to take part in the District-level talent hunt competition. The Administration, coordinating officers, Headmasters and teachers have appreciated and congratulated the winners.

Students of the JSS Higher Primary School, Suttur, took part in the Taluk-level Talent Hunt competitions held at the Citizen School in Najangud recently have won prizes in group singing, folk dance and light music categories and have become eligible to take part in the District-level competitions. Heads of various departments of the school, teachers and students are seen in the picture.

2019-11-29T12:08:40+00:00November 29th, 2019|

Integrated pest and disease management in vegetable crops

S. Satish, Scientist, Plant Conservation Division, ICAR JSS Krishi Vignan Kendra, visited the agricultural fields of farmers in Hulimavu and Aayarahalli villages in Nanjangud Taluk and provided information about integrated pest and disease management in various vegetable crops including ridge gourd, beans, pumpkin, brinjal, etc., through demonstration. Students of Suresh Jnanvihar Agricultural University of Rajasthan were also present during the demonstration.

2019-11-27T08:00:10+00:00November 27th, 2019|

Dr. N. Anandgowda Highlights the Significance of the Indian Constitution on Constitution Day

November 26, 2019: JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science, Ooty Road, Mysuru, commemorated Constitution Day on November 26, 2019, with a special program. As part of the event, Dr. N. Anandgowda, a Professor from the Political Science Department at Karnataka State Open University, Mysuru, delivered an enlightening speech on the formation, composition, and significance of the Indian Constitution. He also discussed the dedicated efforts of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and other leaders involved in framing the Constitution. Additionally, Dr. Anandgowda shed light on the amendments made to the Constitution over time, basic rights, and various significant aspects related to its evolution.

Dr. Anandgowda emphasized that the Indian Constitution is hailed as the greatest the world has ever seen. He mentioned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi recognized the need for citizens to adopt the constitution, leading to the introduction of “Constitution Day” in 2015. Dr. Anandgowda stressed the importance of understanding our basic rights, stating, “Without proper information, it becomes difficult to comprehend the essence of our fundamental rights.”

In his presidential address, Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, the CEO of the College, read the introduction of the constitution and provided a comprehensive explanation to the students.

Prof. M. Mahadevappa, the Principal, welcomed the distinguished guests and attendees. Smt. R.G. Asha, Head of the Political Science Department, was also present during the event. Kum. Srikrupa initiated the program with an invocation, and Student Venkatesh expressed gratitude in a vote of thanks. Kum. Pooja C.R., an MA English student, expertly compered the event.

2023-06-13T12:29:19+00:00November 26th, 2019|