admin

Mysuru, January 24, 2019: The Annual Sports Meet of the JSS Arts, Commerce, and Science, College was held on dt: 19.01.2019, in the college premises on B.N. Road, Mysuru. Prof. M. Mahadevappa, Principal of the college inaugurated the sports meet.

Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, CEO of the College presided over the function. In his address to the students, he opined that sports is one of the most important parts in the extra-curricular activities, as it helps the students to develop good health, physical strength, improves concentration and build leadership qualities. It also helps for the overall development of the students, he added.

Sri M. Kartik, Director, Physical Education Department, was present in the programme.

While student Sri Vrushabhendra gave an invocation, Sri B.L. Kiran, Assistant Lecturer welcomed and Sri R. Mallesh, Assistant Lecturer gave a vote of thanks. Dr. L. Vinay Kumar, NCC Officer anchored the programme.

Kollegal, January 18, 2019: Sri S. J. Krishna, Senior cadre Civil Judge, hailed Swami Vivekananda as a powerhouse of inspiration, a fountain of spirit, and a great religious leader and monk who introduced India to the entire world. He made these remarks while inaugurating a special lecture on ‘Skill Development’ organized by the Youth Red Cross Society, Kollegal Taluk unit, in association with the Legal Services Committee, Taluk Advocates Committee, and Nehru Yuva Kendra, as part of the National Youth Week, at JSS Women’s College in Kollegal.

Speaking to the students, Sri Krishna emphasized the universal appeal and influence of Swami Vivekananda’s ideologies. He urged the youth to understand and embrace the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, as it is their responsibility as Indians. Sri Krishna noted that the observance of January 12th as Youth Day worldwide is a testament to the acceptance and relevance of Swami Vivekananda and his principles.

The program was presided over by Prof. Umesh, Principal of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal. In his address, Prof. Umesh emphasized that our lives themselves are a reflection of India, and studying the life of Swami Vivekananda is crucial to understanding his profound impact. He described Swami Vivekananda’s life as a success story.

During the event, senior advocate Sri Madhusudan spoke about the celebration of Youth Day, while advocate Sri D. Venkatachala discussed the importance of skill development. Both speakers urged the students to utilize their talents and embrace Swami Vivekananda’s ideologies.

The dais included Sri D. S. Basavaraju, President of the Advocates Committee, N. Basavaraju, Secretary, senior advocate Smt. Nirmala Madhusudan, Smt. Umamaheshwari, Sri Basavadatta Mahadevprasad, and others.

Kollegal, January 17, 2019: Young scientist ‘Drone’ Pratap emphasized that students should not merely seek a graduation certificate but strive to live wholeheartedly in society. He made these remarks while inaugurating the exhibition of portraits and books of Swami Vivekananda at JSS Women’s College in Kollegal. The exhibition was organized by the Library and Information Department of the college as part of the National Youth Week, commemorating Swami Vivekananda Jayanti.

Reflecting on the impact of Swami Vivekananda, Drone Pratap stated that the revered figure was not only a patriot but also an inspirational figure who motivated thousands of youth through his messages and preaching. Expressing concern about the lack of strength and knowledge among today’s youth, Drone Pratap urged students to cultivate love for their country and contribute to its development. He shared his personal dream of innovating and enhancing the capabilities of his drone invention to benefit farmers, soldiers, and people during natural calamities.

In his address, Prof. Umesh, Principal of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, highlighted the modern world’s allurements and emphasized the importance of students reconnecting with their culture and traditions. He encouraged them to develop qualities such as truth, patriotism, a clear life purpose, and a service-oriented mindset. Prof. Umesh urged students to remain resilient in times of distress and become ambassadors of their rich heritage.

The event was attended by Sri Srinivas, Librarian, and Assistant Librarians Sri Shivu and Sri Prabhuswamy.

Mysuru, January 15, 2019: Dr. S. P. Umadevi, a renowned litterateur and Assistant Professor at JSS Women’s College, Mysuru, compared literature to a flowing river, full of newness and modernity. She expressed this view during the inauguration of the ‘Interaction with Litterateur’ program, jointly organized by the Kannada Post Graduation Department of JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science, in association with the Kannada Book Authority, Government of Karnataka.

Engaging with students, Dr. Umadevi discussed various topics, including language, literature, culture, and media. She emphasized the importance of utilizing and presenting one’s talent, respecting one’s culture and language, and making responsible choices in media consumption. Drawing from her personal experience growing up in Suttur, she highlighted the significant role it played in shaping her as a litterateur.

Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, CEO of the College complex, commended the students for engaging with a litterateur, as it demonstrated an understanding of the essence of their works. He praised Dr. Umadevi for her non-sectarian literary contributions, which focus on social upliftment and gender equality. Prof. Sambashivaiah encouraged women, who are increasingly pursuing higher education, to participate in expressive media.

The event was attended by Prof. M. Mahadevappa, Principal of JSS College of Commerce, Arts, and Science. Dr. B.S. Sudeep, Head of the Kannada Post Graduation Department, delivered the introductory talk and welcomed the guests.

The program began with an invocation by Kum. Jyothi N. Bhat, followed by a vote of thanks delivered by Sri Akshay Devaru. Sri H. M. Mallikarjun served as the compere. Lecturers and students actively participated in the interaction.

Kollegal, Jan. 11. 2019: Sri Mahesh, a member of Rotary Midtown, Kollegal, emphasized the importance of education that nurtures character and culture among students. Inaugurating the Rangoli Competition organized by the Senior Students Forum, Wipro and Santoor Distributors, Kollegal, in association with Rotary Midtown, he expressed that a good and cultured atmosphere helps students develop decency and courtesy, which contribute to building a strong personality.

Addressing the students, Sri Mahesh highlighted the exemplary nature of Indian culture and traditions. He encouraged students to embrace and follow these cultural values, as they reflect in their appearance and behavior. He stressed the importance of developing a character that respects everyone, rather than being solely attracted to physical appearances.

Sri Mahesh also acknowledged the significance of competitions like Rangoli in providing valuable learning experiences for girls studying science and technology at JSS Women’s College, Kollegal.

In his address, Prof. Umesh, Principal of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, emphasized the need to integrate culture and tradition with advancements in science and technology. He stressed that education accompanied by culture enhances character, respect for human values, and brings love and respect. He called upon everyone to contribute to shaping the youth as cultured citizens of the country.

The event was attended by Sri Mukesh, President of Rotary Midtown, Sri Lokesh, Sri Ramu, Vice President of Rotary Midtown, Sri Girish Jade, a senior student, and Smt. Vani, Forum convener, among others.

The students of the JSS PU College, B.N. Road, Mysuru, took part in the District-level Sports Meet held at the Marimallappa PU College, in Mysuru, and won second place in Kho-Kho tournament. Sri S. Somashekar, Principal, JSS PU College, Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, CEO, Dr. G. Srinivas, UGC Joint Secretary and Local Head, T. Aravind, Director, Physical Education Department, are seen in the picture with the winning team.

Suttur, January 9, 2018: The Educational Exhibition held at the JSS High School in Suttur was successful in drawing public attention.

Sri H.V. Sheshagirirao, Deputy Director, General Education Department, JSS Institutions, inaugurated the exhibition. More than 121 models prepared by the students of the JSS High Schools of Nanjangud, Mahadevanagara, Hallikerehundi, and Hullahalli in various subject categories like Biology, Physics, Arts and languages were exhibited.

Judges Dr. Gopinath, Professor, JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysore Division, Sri Siddaramaiah, Professor (Retd.), Prof. Sri Sadashivamurthy, Prof. Shivalingaswamy, Sri Nagaraja Achar, Head Master (Retd.), Sri Rajappa, Subject Resource Teacher and Sri G.L. Tripurantaka and Sri Veerabhadraiah, Heads, JSS Institutions attended the exhibition and expressed their appreciation for the students efforts.

Sri G. Shivamallu, Head Master and Smt. C.P. Nirmala was present.

Sri H.V. Sheshagirirao, who inaugurated the General Education Exhibition, held at the JSS High School, Suttur, interacted with the students regarding the models that they had prepared. Sri G. Shivamallu, Smt. C.P. Nirmala and others are seen in the picture.

Kollegal, January 05, 2019: Dr. Shivarudraswamy, a renowned doctor from Kollegal and a member of the JSS Women’s College Administrative Board, emphasized the need for qualitative education at the graduation level in India. He expressed these views during the inauguration of the ‘Parents Meeting’ organized by the Parents-Lecturers Committee at JSS Women’s College in Kollegal.

Dr. Shivarudraswamy highlighted that the majority of students pursuing graduation come from lower and middle-class families, often with a rural background. These students may lack proper educational backgrounds and guidance, resulting in the current perception of graduation as an inadequate educational option. Recognizing the importance of education in shaping the country’s future and producing skilled human resources, Dr. Shivarudraswamy emphasized the need to strengthen graduation education.

He urged parents to choose reputable colleges for their children’s bright future and advised them to maintain regular communication with the schools or colleges and teachers/lecturers to monitor their wards’ learning progress.

Addressing the students, Prof. Umesh, Principal of JSS Women’s College, Kollegal, emphasized the significant role teachers play in shaping students’ futures. He encouraged teachers to continually update their knowledge and fulfill their responsibilities with dedication. Prof. Umesh also emphasized the responsibility of educational institutions to provide the necessary facilities for both teachers and students. He called upon parents to collaborate with institutions to create a conducive learning environment that ensures a prosperous future for their children.

The event was attended by Prof. Manjunath B., Committee Convener, Prof. M. Basavaraju, Head of the Kannada Department, Smt. S. Mamatha, Head of Management, Smt. K.R. Umadevi, Physical Education Director, and other dignitaries.

Earlier Smt. Suma rendered an invocation and welcomed the guests. Basavadatta Mahadevaprasad gave a vote of thanks and Sri Guruprasad compered.

Dr. Shivarudraswamy inaugurating the Parents Meet, organized by the Lecturers-Parents Committee, JSS Women’s College, Kollegal. Prof. Manjunath B., Smt. S. Mamatha, Prof. Umesh, Principal, Prof. B. Basavaraju, Smt. K. R. Umadevi and Sri K.R. Guruprasad are seen in the picture.

Dr. Shivarudraswamy delivering the introductory speech. Prof. Manjunath B., Smt. S. Mamatha, Prof. Umesh, Principal, Prof. B. Basavaraju and Smt. K. R. Umadevi are seen in the picture.

Dr. Shivarudraswamy answering the questions of the parents.

A view of the parents who took part in the programme.