Monthly Archives: February 2020

Suttur, February 21, 2020: Special pooja programmes were held at Suttur Srikshetra on the occasion of Mahashivarathri, in the divine presence of Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji.

Special poojas were held at the shrine of Adijagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji, and Sri Mahadeshwara, Sri Someshwara, Sri Veerabhadreshwara, Sri Narayanaswamy temples.

While the students of the JSS Residential school, Suttur, presented devotional cultural programmes, Kum. Vismaya and Kum. Nisarga of Mysuru presented a devotional song recital programme. Smt. Arathi V. Balasubramanya, Head of the Vibhu Academy, Bengaluru, delivered a lecture on the topic ‘Shivatatwa’. In her lecture, she recited historical stories of Bedara Kannappa, Markandeya and others who proved that we can get the blessings of the almighty if we pray sincerely. “The results of our prayers should reach all. Yoga and sacrifices are the values of Indian culture,” she said.

Sri B. Shivakumarashastri, Shivakatha Chakravarthi presented ‘Shivapanchakshari Mahatme’, a Shivakatha recital.

Bhajan programmes were held continuously from 6.00 am on Friday to 6.00 am on Saturday, at the shrine and Srimath.

On the occasion, more than 80 children were given Shivadeekshe. Hundreds of devotees took part in the pooja programme and silver chariot procession.

Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji gave his blessings and felicitated Sri Jagadish Shettar, Minister for Large and Medium Industries, Govt. of Karnataka, and his wife Smt. Shilpa Shettar, during their visit to the Suttur Srimath recently.

Kollegal, February 19, 2020:  Prof. Umesh, Principal of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, emphasized the significance of acquiring skills alongside obtaining a degree, stating that possessing only a degree is no longer sufficient in today’s competitive world. He shared his insights during the inauguration of a lecture program on the topic “Digital Library and its Forms,” organized by the Library and Information Centre of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal.

Prof. Umesh highlighted the increasingly competitive nature of exams and the challenges faced by students who lack necessary skills. He emphasized the importance of accuracy, swiftness, discipline, and skills for success in competitive exams. Prof. Umesh encouraged students to utilize the resources available in the library, as it plays a vital role in their preparation for exams and career development.

Sri Srinivas, the Librarian of JSS Women’s College, discussed the presence of competition in every sector and stressed the need for proper preparation to achieve success. He urged students to choose their profession during their academic years to avoid wasting their student life. Sri Srinivas emphasized that a modern library setup provides solutions to many educational challenges, making it an invaluable resource for students.

The lecture program was also attended by Sri Mahesh P., an Economics lecturer.

Prof. Umesn, Principal, JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, addressing the students in a lecture programme on the topic “Digital Library and its Forms.” Sri Srinivas and Sri P. Mahesh are seen in the picture.

Sri Srinivas, Librarian, JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, delivering a lecture on the topic “Library and it’s Forms”. Prof. Umesh, Principal, and Sri P. Mahesh are seen in the picture.

Students taking part in the lecture programme

Mysuru, February 18, 2020: The Postgraduate Department of Biotechnology, JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Ooty Road, Mysuru, had organised a two-day regional level workshop on “Fermentation Process, Chromatography, and DNA Amplification”, under the aegis of the Karnataka Innovation and Technology Society, Dept. of IT, BT and S&T, Government of Karnataka, on February 18 and 19, 2020.

On the first day Dr. Dharmaprasad, Managing Director, M/s. Prosetta Bioconformatics Pvt. Ltd., Mysuru, inaugurated the Symposium and delivered the keynote address. In his address, he spoke about the job opportunities available in the areas of Research and Development, Biopharma, Clinical trials, Regulatory affairs, Medical writing, Project Management, etc. He emphasized the different skills that are required like analytical thinking, assay methodology, design of experiments, troubleshooting, soft skills, critical thinking, observation skills, etc., and advised the students to possess these skillsets.

Prof. B. V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive, JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science, Mysuru, presided over the function. On the occasion, he gave insight on the importance and applications of fermentation process, chromatography and DNA amplification in life sciences subjects, particularly biotechnology.

The principal of the College Prof. M. Mahadevappa welcomed the guests. Dr. N. D. Rekha, Organizing Secretary of the workshop proposed a vote of thanks. Dr. B. Y. Sathish Kumar, HoD, PG Department of Biotechnology and the convenor of the workshop were present.

Prof. B. S. Gowrishankar, HOD, Dept. of Biotechnology, Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumakuru, and Prof. Ramachandra R Kini, DoS in Biotechnology, University of Mysore, Mysuru, participated as the resource persons of the technical sessions.

About 50 undergraduate and postgraduate students from the life sciences department of different colleges participated in the workshop.

Kollegal, February 18, 2020: Smt. B. Susmitha, Assistant Professor at JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Ooty Road, Mysuru, highlighted the challenges faced by students in obtaining suitable employment due to a lack of proper information and training. She shared her insights during a lecture program on the topic “Eligibilities Required to get Employment,” organized by the Commerce Club at JSS Women’s College in Kollegal.

Smt. B. Susmitha expressed concern over the common dilemma faced by students after completing their graduation with good marks. She emphasized that many talented students lack the necessary information and guidance to secure suitable jobs based on their skills. She emphasized the role of lecturers in assisting students in developing the required skills to enhance their employability.

Presiding over the program, Prof. Umesh, Principal of JSS Women’s College, addressed the challenges faced by employers during campus interviews, stating that finding eligible candidates has become increasingly difficult. Prof. Umesh emphasized the importance of skills rather than mere graduation, as individuals with the right skills are more likely to excel in life. He encouraged students to make timely decisions and strive for success in this creative and dynamic world.

The lecture program was also attended by Smt. S. Mamatha from the Commerce Department.