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Mysuru, March 15, 2022: Prof. G. Hemanth Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mysore, emphasized the importance of skill-based education in today’s competitive world during the ‘Abhivinayasa’ student induction program at JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Mysuru. The two-day program was organized to benefit new students enrolled in PG courses.

Addressing the students, Prof. G. Hemanth Kumar acknowledged the abundance of knowledge sources available today but stressed the need for genuine interest and active engagement in learning. He highlighted the significance of skill-based education and encouraged students to develop practical skills alongside obtaining degrees to be industry-ready. Prof. Kumar emphasized that the current age is the ideal time for acquiring essential skills.

In his presidential address, Sri S.P. Shadakshariswamy, former Chairman of Karnataka Public Services Commission (KPSC), emphasized the importance of knowledge in the modern world and urged students to cultivate a habit of reading and staying informed. He emphasized the need for holistic knowledge, including general awareness beyond the curriculum.

Prof. B. V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive of the College, introduced the college’s achievements, including an ‘A’ grade from NAAC, the establishment of JSS Radio 91.2 MHz on campus, and the provision of resources and research facilities. Prof. Sambashivaiah highlighted the college’s commitment to skill-based teaching to meet students’ professional needs.

The program commenced with an invocation by Kum. Sannidhi, and Principal Dr. H.C. Honnappa delivered a welcome address. The event also featured speeches by various professors, including Prof. H.B. Devanna, Dr. V. ManjunathGuru, Prof. R.M. Chintamani, and others, who covered a range of topics.

A total of 611 first-year PG students from 15 postgraduate departments are participating in the program.

Suttur, March 12, 2022: The ICAR JSS Krishi Vignana Kendra, Suttur, organized a three-day training program aimed at making country chicken farming a profitable business.

The valedictory program saw the participation of Sri Sagar Urs, Brand Founder of Mysuru Nati Koli brand. In his address, he emphasized the importance of scientific and entrepreneurial approach towards country chicken farming. He highlighted the demand for country chicken and eggs in the market and urged farmers to consider it as a serious enterprise to increase their income. He encouraged participants to view it as a self-employment opportunity and strive to become successful entrepreneurs.

Dr. Raghavendra T.P., Chief Veterinarian at the Veterinary Hospital, Suttur, delivered a lecture on chicken farming and informed farmers about the various programs and resources available through ICAR JSS KVK to benefit them in agriculture and animal husbandry. He advised farmers to make the best use of these programs to maximize profits and become progressive farmers.

Suttur Veterinary Hospital Veterinarian Dr. Raghavendra T.P. distributing training completion certificates to the participants.

Senior scientists from ICAR JSS KVK and Incharge Head, Smt. H.V. Divya, also spoke at the program and expressed their hopes that participants of the training program would eventually become resource persons for future programs organized by JSS KVK.

The training program saw the participation of progressive farmers such as Maalingaiah Rajanna, Suresh Patel from Challakere, Chitradurga, Krishnappa from Nanjangud, and 49 others. Dr. Rakshith Raj U.M. concluded the program and delivered the vote of thanks.

The Youth Empowerment and Sports Department, College and Technical Education Department, Bengaluru, in association with the JSS Polytechnic for Differently-Abled, Mysuru, had organized a workshop on the topic, ‘Youth for National Service Scheme – Knowledge and Scientific Attitude,’ at the Suttur Srikshetra. Sri S.P. Udayashankar, Administrative Officer, JSS Institutions, Principal, JSS Polytechnic for Differently-Abled, and teachers are seen in the picture with the students of the Polytechnic.