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Kollegal, February 13, 2019: Dr. Kaalaswamy, Professor in the Political Science Department at Manasagangotri, Mysuru, expressed concern over the declining awareness regarding the significance of inscriptions and architectures in our country. Delivering a special lecture on the ‘Significance of Inscriptions and Architectures,’ organized by the ‘History Forum’ at JSS Women’s College in Kollegal, Dr. Kaalaswamy emphasized the need to protect and appreciate these valuable assets.

Dr. Kaalaswamy highlighted the unfortunate reality that awareness about inscriptions and architectures has diminished among the general population. He lamented the fact that many individuals are unaware of the value these cultural treasures hold. In response, he called for organized awareness programs to enlighten people about their importance. Dr. Kaalaswamy praised the efforts of the History Department at JSS Women’s College for their commendable work in this regard.

Presiding over the program, Prof. Umesh, Principal of the college, emphasized the significance of inscriptions, palm leaf manuscripts, and monuments, noting that they carry immense cultural and historical value. However, he lamented the instances of vandalism and destruction that have been witnessed, stressing the responsibility of each individual to educate themselves about these artifacts and protect them for future generations.

Also present on the dais was Prof. H. G. Natarajan, Head of the History Department.

Kollegal, February 9, 2019: The JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, has bagged the second place in the group dance category of the Inter-College Cultural Competitions, held as part of the Adijagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji Jatra Mahotsav, in Suttur.
Prof. Umesh, Principal, JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, and Prof. Bhramaramba N., Convener, Cultural Forum, seen with the winning team of the cultural competition.

Mysuru, February 08, 2019: Sri Samskruti Subramanya, a renowned author and book advisor from Mysuru, emphasized the importance of cultivating reading habits, stating that they are invaluable and beneficial to individuals of all ages. Addressing the audience at the “Book Publication: Editing Summit,” organized by the ‘Jaana-Jaaneyara Balaga’ in collaboration with the Kannada Book Authority, Government of Karnataka, Subramanya stressed the necessity of fostering a book culture to ensure its survival, particularly by encouraging young readers.

Subramanya participated in the summit, which aimed to address the challenges and advancements in the field of book editing. Reflecting on the revolutionary changes witnessed by the printing industry, Subramanya underscored the need for improvement in the editing process. Mistakes can occur in any sector, including printing, but it is crucial to rectify them to prevent their perpetuation in future generations. Subramanya emphasized that editing, driven by human skill rather than technology, is essential for this purpose. He commended the summit for its potential to enhance these vital skills.

Inaugurating the summit, Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive of the College, highlighted India’s impressive ranking as the 7th highest in the world in terms of the number of books published. However, he stressed the importance of maintaining quality and the demand for proficient editing. Prof. Sambashivaiah also discussed the significant job opportunities available in the expanding book publishing industry, encouraging attendees to develop their editing skills to seize these prospects.

The event witnessed the presence of Prof. M. Mahadevappa, Principal, and Dr. B.S. Sudeep, Head of the Department of PG – Kannada. The summit commenced with an invocation by Kum S. Nandini, and the vote of thanks was delivered by Sri Manojdev. Kum. K.S. Pavitra skillfully compered the program. Lecturers and students actively participated in the summit.

Suttur, February 3, 2019: The ongoing Jagadaguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji’s Jatra Mahotsav at Suttur reached its third day, featuring an engaging Educational and Science Exhibition organized by the JSS General Education Department. The exhibition showcases models created by students from various JSS schools, attracting visitors with its diverse range of subjects and categories.

Among the highlights of the exhibition, the students of Saraswathipuram School presented a model emphasizing the significance of different food ingredients on health. The students from Horeyala School raised awareness among farmers about the drawbacks of pesticide usage through their model. Meanwhile, the students of Yalanduru School shed light on the ill-effects of greenhouse gases. Visitors were impressed by the model prepared by the students of Siddarathanagar School, which focused on the importance of incorporating millets into one’s diet and the consequences of inadequate nutrition.

The students of Kalkunike School demonstrated environmental protection methods, while Narway School students promoted cleanliness and hygiene through their model on ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ (Clean India Campaign). The students of Kodasoge JSS School created awareness about the importance of combating plastic pollution, and the students of Manuganahalli School provided information on environmentally-friendly toilets. Ummathuru School students showcased a model on organic agriculture and shared knowledge about the preparation and benefits of ‘jeevamrutha.’ Notably, Doddakadanuru School’s model of a reservoir captivated many visitors, who appreciated their explanations of the reservoir’s advantages.

In addition to these impressive displays, the models exhibited by the Nehru Planetarium from Bengaluru garnered significant attention and acclaim.

Throughout the day, Haraguru Charamurthy, members of the JSS Institutions management, school students, the public, and devotees flocked to the exhibition, expressing their appreciation for the students’ efforts.

Suttur, February 2, 2019: The Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji’s Jatra Mahotsav at Suttur continued to captivate visitors with its Educational and Science Exhibition, featuring an array of impressive models created by students from various JSS schools. On the second day, a total of 152 models were exhibited across different categories, showcasing the students’ creativity and scientific knowledge.

The JSS School in Suttur showcased a model of the PSLV satellite launch, garnering appreciation from visitors who were enlightened about its uses. The Ajjipura School exhibited an automatic street light model designed to save time and prevent energy wastage, attracting the attention of many attendees. The students of Jayanagara School presented a clap-controlled bulb model, demonstrating an innovative alternative to traditional switches. Another noteworthy model was displayed by the students of Ramapura School, who used a light box to explain the characteristics of light, leaving visitors impressed. The Saraswathipuram School’s model on traffic safety, specifically addressing accidents at steep turns, also drew considerable interest.

Lakshmipuram JSS School students raised awareness about the law of motion through a model based on Newton’s principles. The students of Baragi School highlighted the significance of X-rays and scanning in medical diagnostics through their model. Meanwhile, Hullahalli School emphasized the importance of solar energy with their solar village model. Additionally, BEd students from Suttur showcased various educational and science models, collaborating with the Mobile Laboratory of the Science Development Committee of Mysore University, which is utilized in schools. The students of Lakshmipuram School were found explaining a model prepared by the Agastya Foundation to exhibition visitors.

Throughout the day, Haraguru Charamurthy, members of the management team, the public, devotees, and school students visited the exhibition, applauding the students and teachers for their remarkable efforts.

Suttur, February 1, 2019: The Adijagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji Jatra Mahotsav will be held in Suttur Srikshetra from February 1 to 6, 2019, in the divine presence of His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji.

The JSS General Education Department has organized an Educational and Science Exhibition as part of the Jatra Mahotsav, which was inaugurated by His Holiness Nirmalananda Mahaswamiji of the Adichunchanagiri Srikshetra and Sri Vishwanathaswamiji of the Adichuchanagiri Shakamath, Mysuru, Chunchanahalli Swamiji and Chikkatuppuru Sri, in the divine presence of Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji on February 1, 2019, at 10.00 am. Sri Vasu, former MLA, Sri Siddesh, Secretary, Taralabalu Vidya Samsthe, Sirigere, P. Sneha, Additional DySP, Mysuru Division were present on the occasion.

Sri Chidre Shanakaraiahswamy, Director, JSS General Education Division, Sri H.V. Sheshagirirao, Deputy Director, management team and others visited all the stalls and gave their appreciation.

There are 10 subject wise divisions in the exhibition

A total number of 152 models have been exhibited, with participation of 75 teachers and 308 students. The exhibition also include live demonstration by Agastya Foundation, Karnataka State Science and Technology Motivational Society. Models which were exhibited by the Mobile Laboratory of the Science Development Committee in the schools under Mysore University is also included in this exhibition.

Pontiffs of various maths, political leaders, public and students have started visiting the Jatra Mahotsav in huge numbers.

Sri Balagangadharanatha Swamiji observing a model at the science expo