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Kollegal, March 14, 2020: The global outbreak of the novel coronavirus, known as the Corona epidemic, has instilled fear among people worldwide. However, there is no need to panic; instead, we must exercise caution,” stated Dr. Bharath T. from JSS Hospital, Mysuru.

Dr. Bharath was addressing the audience at the ‘Corona Virus Prevention Awareness’ program organized by the Youth Red Cross Unit of JSS Women’s College in Kollegal.

He advised, “If you experience symptoms of the Corona virus, please visit the nearest health center for examination and seek treatment promptly. Avoid attending public gatherings such as fairs and wedding functions. Only venture outside your home when necessary. Frequent handwashing and maintaining personal hygiene are essential. Refrain from touching your face, nose, mouth, eyes, or ears without washing your hands. Additionally, ensure cleanliness in your household and surroundings.”

Dr. Tanuja Ken expressed her opinion, stating, “As the weather conditions in our country are unfavorable for the Corona virus, there is no need to be scared. However, since the virus can survive on surfaces for up to one day, we must exercise extreme caution and follow precautionary measures. Although any type of face mask can prevent virus transmission, it should be changed every six hours.”

Dr. Mohammed Khasim, Dr. Samaan Saaja, Dr. M. Prabhu, and other medical professionals were also present at the event.

Dr. Bharath T. speaking about the Corona epidemic. Dr. Mohammed Khasim, Dr. Samaan Saaja, Dr. M. Prabhu and Dr. Tanuja Ken are seen in the picture.

Dr. Mohammed Khasim, Dr. Samaan Saaja and Dr. Tanjua Ken interacting with the students on their doubts about corona epidemic.

Lecturers and students who attended the programm

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell and National Service Scheme Unit, in collaboration with JSS RUDSETI, Mariyala, and with the generous sponsorship of the Khadi and Village Industries Commission, Bengaluru, organized a thought-provoking one-day seminar at JSS College for Women. The seminar, held on March 13, 2020, focused on the topic “Gandhi and Swachh Bharat.”

The esteemed event was inaugurated by Prof. B. Chandrashekar, Co-ordinator of NSS at the University of Mysuru, who delivered an insightful keynote address. Highlighting Mahatma Gandhi’s profound influence, he emphasized the significance of Gandhiji’s thoughts on cleanliness, both physical and mental. Prof. Chandrashekar stated, “Through events like these, we can impart Gandhiji’s principles and ideas to the younger generation.”

Presiding over the seminar, Sri A. G. Shivakumar, Principal of JSS College for Women, C’Nagara, shared his admiration for Mahatma Gandhi, acknowledging him as a source of inspiration for the entire world. He described Gandhiji as a multifaceted personality who contributed not only to the freedom struggle but also to social reform, economic thinking, Grama Swarajya (village self-governance), and the fight against untouchability.

The seminar consisted of three engaging sessions. Dr. S. Tukaram, Head of the Social Justice and Equity Centre at the Administrative Training Institute, Mysuru, conducted the first session on “Gandhiji and Value-Based Education.” Dr. N. Mahadevaswamy, Principal of JSS College, Gundlupet, led the second session on “Gandhiji and Freedom Fight,” shedding light on Mahatma Gandhi’s unwavering commitment to non-violence in the struggle for India’s independence. In the third session, Dr. K. S. Rajasekhara, Visiting Professor at the PG Department of Economics, JSS College for Women, Mysuru, explored Gandhi’s vision for India’s economic development. Additionally, Sri Venkatanayaka, Community Affairs Officer at the City Corporation, Chamarajanagara, addressed the attendees on “Gandhi and Cleanliness.”

The event also witnessed the participation of Sri B. M. Chandrashekar from JSS Rudseti, Mariyala, who provided valuable insights to the students. As part of the seminar, a drawing and essay writing competition on the theme of “Gandhi and Cleanliness” was organized, and the winners were honored with prizes during the event.

The seminar proved to be an enlightening platform for students, promoting an understanding of Mahatma Gandhi’s teachings and their relevance to the Swachh Bharat (Clean India) campaign.

Another batch of MBBS students graduated from the JSS Medical College with a strong determination of serving the nation’s healthcare needs. The Graduation Ceremony was held in the holy presence of HH Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji. Dr. Vinod Bhat, Vice-Chancellor, Manipal Academy of Higher Education was the special guest. Dr. Basavanna Gowdappa, Principal, JSS Medical College, Dr. Surinder Singh, Vice-Chancellor, JSSAHER, Dr. C. G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary, JSSMVP graced the occasion.

Dr. Preethi Prakash Prabhu emerged as the star graduate of this year bagging five gold medals, cash prize, and awards.

Heads of various departments of JSS Medical College and Hospital have congratulated and extended best wishes to all the graduates and award winners for their efforts.

Mysuru, March 11, 2020: The Postgraduate Departments of Botany, Microbiology, and Biochemistry of the JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Ooty Road, Mysuru, had oragnised a one-day state-level seminar on the topic “Innovations and Challenges in Life Sciences,” on March 5, 2020.

Chief Guest of the programme, Dr. Anu Appaiah, Senior Principal Scientist, Department of Microbiology and Fermentation Technology, CFTRI, Mysuru, in his address emphasized about waste management, which is a major issue today. He gave several examples of those who innovatively converted waste into wealth, based on global thinking and local enacting.

Prof. B. V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive of the college, highlighted the importance of innovations in different aspects of life. He also emphasized the differences between discoveries, inventions, and innovations through his signature conversational speech.

Prof. M. Mahadevappa, Principal, was present on the occasion. Prof. S. Prathibha, Head, UG Department of Botany and organising secretary of the seminar welcomed the dignitaries and introduced the chief guest.

Dr. M. S. Manjunath, Head, UG Department of Biochemistry and convener of the seminar proposed a vote of thanks. Mr. B. L. Kiran, Assistant Professor, UG Department of Botany compeered and Kum. K. N. Sannidhi, II B.Sc. rendered an invocation.

More than 300 students and 50 members of the faculty took part in the seminar.