Monthly Archives: October 2021

Suttur, October 28, 2021: The JSS Residential School in Suttur proudly joined the ‘Kannadakkagi Navu’ campaign and ‘Maatad Maatad Kannada’ program, organized by the Government of Karnataka, to commemorate the Kannada Rajyotsava. On Thursday, October 28, 2021, the school organized a special program in celebration of the occasion. The event brought together all the students in front of the school to showcase their love for the Kannada language.

Under the guidance of the coordinating officer, along with the Headmasters and teachers, the students enthusiastically participated in the program. The highlight of the event was the collective singing of three Kannada songs by the students. The harmonious melodies resonated through the school premises, showcasing the students’ commitment to preserving and promoting their mother tongue.

The program aimed to instill a sense of pride and love for the Kannada language among the students, aligning with the overarching goal of the ‘Kannadakkagi Navu’ campaign and ‘Maatad Maatad Kannada’ program. By actively engaging in this initiative, the JSS Residential School demonstrated its dedication to preserving the cultural heritage and linguistic diversity of Karnataka.

Mysuru, October 26, 2021: Sri H.M. Virupakashaiah, Hon’ble Judge of the Mysuru Family Court, emphasized the crucial need for value-based education in society during a lecture program on the Right to Information Act. The event was organized as part of the Legal Awareness program by the NSS (National Service Scheme) at JSS College of Arts, Science, and Commerce, located on Ooty Road, Mysuru. Sri Virupakashaiah highlighted the absence of values as a contributing factor to the rising trend of criminal activities.

Addressing the audience, Sri Virupakashaiah stressed that literacy alone does not guarantee a humane and compassionate society. He emphasized the significance of imparting value-based education, particularly within institutions like JSS, which are known for providing cultured education. Sri Virupakashaiah applauded the efforts of JSS Institutions in instilling values and shaping the character of students.

Encouraging students to familiarize themselves with the three pillars of democracy – the Executive, Judiciary, and Legislature – Sri Virupakashaiah explained the objective of organizing legal awareness programs. He emphasized that such initiatives aim to assist individuals in distress and educate them about legal aspects. Sri Virupakashaiah also highlighted the judiciary’s role in promoting social welfare through initiatives like Lok Adalaths and the establishment of legal centers at the village, taluk, and district levels. He called upon the students to share their knowledge and create legal awareness, especially among rural communities, to foster a well-informed society.

The Chief Guest, Hon’ble Judge Sri T.S. Shivaswamy, urged students to prioritize road safety and cherish the value of life. He emphasized that while the law allows for assistance to accident victims, it cannot restore lost lives. Sri Shivaswamy also stressed the importance of children caring for their parents in old age and raising awareness among parents about their rights. He urged the students to lead responsible lives and value the well-being of their neighbors.

In his presidential address, Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive of the College, highlighted the significance of legal awareness for ensuring a safe and progressive nation. He emphasized that as laws evolve alongside changing societal dynamics, it is essential for every individual to stay informed. Prof. Sambashivaiah lauded the Right to Information Act for promoting transparency in administration and contributing to national development. He emphasized the need for people to familiarize themselves with this legislation.

The program commenced with a warm welcome by Dr. H.C. Honnappa, the Principal of the college, followed by an invocation by Kum. M.S. Sushmita. Dr. R. Suhas, Assistant Professor, skillfully conducted the program. The event witnessed the presence of teaching and non-teaching staff, as well as dedicated volunteers.

Earlier, Dr. H.C. Honnappa, Principal, welcomed the guests and gathering. Kum. M.S. Sushmita rendered an invocation. Dr. R. Suhas, Assistant Professor, mastered the program. Teaching, non-teaching staff, and volunteers were present.

Twelve couples tied the knot at the 99th monthly mass marriage program held at the Suttur Srimath in Suttur. Heads of various departments of the JSS Institutions, Suttur, and others are seen in the picture.