107th Jayanthi Mahothsava of HH Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji was held on 18th August 2022 at Sri Suttur Math in the divine presence of HH Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji and Sri Siddalinga Mahaswamiji. The Hon’ble Governor of Karnataka Sri Thawar Chand Gehlot graced the event. Sri S.T. Somashekar, Minister for Cooperation & Dist. in charge was also present.
Suttur, August 19, 2022: ICAR JSS Krishi Vignan Kendra in Suttur organized a comprehensive training program on ‘Balanced Diet and Preparation of Supplementary Food and Nutrition for Children’ targeted towards Anganwadi activists. The program aimed to enhance the nutritional well-being of children and women within the community through educational sessions and practical demonstrations.
The training program was inaugurated by Smt. Divya H.V., In-charge Head and Senior Scientist of JSS KVK. In her opening address, she urged the Anganwadi activists to apply the knowledge gained from the program to their daily work, emphasizing the importance of elevating the nutritional levels within the community. Smt. Divya H.V. also highlighted the diverse activities conducted by the KVK and provided insights into its demonstration units.
During the program, Smt. Netravathi Yettinamani, Home Scientist at JSS KVK, expounded on the significance of a balanced diet, encompassing five essential food groups: cereals and millets, legumes and pulses, milk and dairy products, fruits and vegetables, and oil, butter, ghee, and jaggery. She stressed the importance of incorporating all these food groups into daily meals to ensure optimum nutrition. Smt. Yettinamani also provided in-depth information on the potential health risks associated with nutrient deficiencies, recommended nutrient intake for different age groups, and the preparation of supplementary food for children aged between 6 months and 5 years. She further emphasized the need to boost immunity levels.
Furthermore, participants were encouraged to establish kitchen gardens near Anganwadi centers and their homes, fostering the cultivation and consumption of fresh, nutritious fruits, and vegetables.
Sri Shamraj, a Cultivation Science Scientist at JSS KVK, addressed the participants on the prevention of parthenium, an agricultural weed that poses risks to human health.
Sri Gangappa Hipparagi, JSS KVK Farm Manager, advised the attendees to abstain from consuming junk food and emphasized the significance of preparing and consuming nutritious meals at home for individual health improvement.
As part of the program, participants were given the opportunity to visit the demonstration units situated within the premises of ICAR JSS KVK. These units showcased practical examples and models pertaining to nutrition, diet, and food preparation.
Approximately 30 Anganwadi activists actively participated in the training program, demonstrating their commitment to enhancing their knowledge and skills in promoting balanced diets and preparing supplementary food and nutrition for children within their communities.
Nanjangud, August 16, 2022: The ICAR JSS Krishi Vignana Kendra, Suttur, organized a training program on new tomato crop varieties, at Haratale Village in Najangud Taluk today.
Dr. Vinay G.M., Horticulture Scientist of the JSS KVK provided detailed information about the improved tomato crop variety and cultivation methods to the participants. He explained in detail how farmers can get more yield in vegetable crops by using nano urea and Arka microbial mixture. Explaining the characteristics of the new Tomato variety Arka Abheda, introduced by the IIHR, Bengaluru, he informed that the new variety is free of viral diseases and gives 20 to 25 tons of yield per acre.
J.G. Rajanna, Soil Scientist explained soil protection and nutrient management.
The new tomato crop variety ‘Arka Abheda’ was distributed to 10 farmers. About 35 farmers of Hartale village participated in the training program.
Mysuru, August 16, 2022: Prof. Y.S. Siddegowda, Vice-Chancellor of Tumkur University, emphasized the pivotal role of youth in building a strong nation during his participation in the 75th Independence Day program organized at the JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science in Mysuru.
Addressing the gathering, Prof. Siddegowda stated, “The strength of a nation lies in the strength of its youth.” He further highlighted the significance of the 75th Independence Day as an opportune moment to alter perspectives and embrace change. Recognizing India’s emergence as a global superpower, he commended the country’s ability to overcome challenges, including effectively managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Prof. Siddegowda emphasized that good governance, sustainable development, socio-economic progress, and evolving political ideologies are crucial factors determining tangible and intangible growth in these critical times.
He stressed the importance of five core factors – family, parents, youth, society, and nation – in shaping the self-esteem of a society. Prof. Siddegowda called for the infusion of innovation, excellence, and moral education into the present learning system. He encouraged the youth to honor the sacrifices made by great leaders and emphasized that India’s prosperity would only be realized when the youth actively participate in the overall development of society with a sense of gratitude.
Furthermore, Prof. Siddegowda advised students that mere planning without action yields no results. He urged them not to shy away from problems but to confront them with unwavering commitment.
The national flag was hoisted by Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive of the college, who presided over the program.
Prof. M P Viyajendra Kumar, Principal of the Degree College, extended a warm welcome to the attendees, while Prof. S. Somashekar, Principal of the Pre-University College, delivered the vote of thanks. Dr. Vinay Kumar, NCC officer and Convener of the National Festivals Committee, skillfully coordinated the program. Kum. Sannidhi, a first-year M.Sc. student, commenced the event with an invocation.
Sri S.P. Udayashankar, Administrative Officer, JSS Institutions, hoisted the National flag on the occasion of the 75th Independence Day program organized at the JSS Residential School in Suttur. Sri P. Shivaraju, Additional Commissioner, Office of the Regional Commissioner, Mysuru, Heads of various departments of the institution and staff members are seen in the picture.
Suttur, August 15, 2022: The JSS Residential School in Suttur commemorated the 75th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and fervor.
The tricolour was hoisted by Sri S.P. Udayashankar, Administrative Officer of JSS Institutions, signifying the start of the celebrations.
Addressing the gathering, Sri P. Shivaraju, Additional Commissioner of the Office of the Regional Commissioner, Mysuru, served as the chief guest and shared his thoughts on the significance of the term ‘Amrutha,’ which symbolizes immortality. He emphasized that India is not merely a country but a diverse melting pot. Sri Shivaraju emphasized that independence does not grant the freedom to act without responsibility, and every citizen plays a vital role in nation-building. He reminded everyone to honor the sacrifices made by thousands of freedom fighters who fought for India’s independence. He also highlighted the special importance of the 75th Independence Day and the nationwide ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign initiated by the Government of India, urging every household to hoist the national flag. He commended the JSS Residential School in Suttur for embodying the spirit of India, with students from various states across the country studying together, creating a mini Bharat within its walls.
Distinguished heads of various departments of the school, including Sri G. L. Tripurantaka, Sri Sampath, Sri Veerabhadraiah, Dr. H.M. Mahesh, Sri S. Shivaswamy, Sri G. Shivamallu, Sri M.G. Basavanna, Smt. C.P. Niramala, Sri G.M. Shadakshari, Sri Mahadevaprasad, Smt. Susheela, and others, graced the occasion with their presence.
The students engaged in a debate on the significance of Independence Day celebrations in Sanskrit, Kannada, English, and Hindi languages, showcasing their linguistic skills and understanding.
NCC air force, army cadets, scouts and guides, and the school band teams showcased a colorful parade and presented a guard of honor to the chief guest.
The program also featured various cultural performances and a mesmerizing Mallakambh demonstration, adding vibrancy to the celebration.
The event commenced with an invocation by the students of the school, followed by a warm welcome by Sri S. Chandramouleshwara. Sri M. Rajashekarmurthy extended a vote of thanks, and Sri Andaiah Shirurumath skillfully managed the program.
Sri P. Shivaraju, Additional Commissioner, Office of the Regional Commissioner, Mysuru, addressing the students at the Independence Day program organized at the JSS School, in Suttur. Administrative Officer Sri S.P. Udayashankar and Heads of various departments are seen in the picture.
Suttur, August 16, 2022: The JSS Residential School in Suttur commemorated the 75th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and fervor.
The tricolour was hoisted by Sri S.P. Udayashankar, Administrative Officer of JSS Institutions, signifying the start of the celebrations.
Addressing the gathering, Sri P. Shivaraju, Additional Commissioner of the Office of the Regional Commissioner, Mysuru, served as the chief guest and shared his thoughts on the significance of the term ‘Amrutha,’ which symbolizes immortality. He emphasized that India is not merely a country but a diverse melting pot. Sri Shivaraju emphasized that independence does not grant the freedom to act without responsibility, and every citizen plays a vital role in nation-building. He reminded everyone to honor the sacrifices made by thousands of freedom fighters who fought for India’s independence. He also highlighted the special importance of the 75th Independence Day and the nationwide ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign initiated by the Government of India, urging every household to hoist the national flag. He commended the JSS Residential School in Suttur for embodying the spirit of India, with students from various states across the country studying together, creating a mini Bharat within its walls.
Distinguished heads of various departments of the school, including Sri G. L. Tripurantaka, Sri Sampath, Sri Veerabhadraiah, Dr. H.M. Mahesh, Sri S. Shivaswamy, Sri G. Shivamallu, Sri M.G. Basavanna, Smt. C.P. Niramala, Sri G.M. Shadakshari, Sri Mahadevaprasad, Smt. Susheela, and others, graced the occasion with their presence.
The students engaged in a debate on the significance of Independence Day celebrations in Sanskrit, Kannada, English, and Hindi languages, showcasing their linguistic skills and understanding.
NCC air force, army cadets, scouts and guides, and the school band teams showcased a colorful parade and presented a guard of honor to the chief guest.
The program also featured various cultural performances and a mesmerizing Mallakambh demonstration, adding vibrancy to the celebration.
The event commenced with an invocation by the students of the school, followed by a warm welcome by Sri S. Chandramouleshwara. Sri M. Rajashekarmurthy extended a vote of thanks, and Sri Andaiah Shirurumath skillfully managed the program.
Mysuru, August 13, 2022: Vidwan T.N. Prabhakar, Chairperson of Dakshin Kannada Region, Samskrutha Bharati, expressed that Sanskrit language is not only cherished by Indians but also garners significant interest from foreigners who are keen on learning it.
He shared his observations during the ‘Samskruthotsava’ program held at JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science on Ooty Road, Mysuru. Inaugurating the event, Vidwan Prabhakar recalled an incident involving Indian scientist Dr. Gupta and world-renowned scientist Einstein. Surprisingly, Einstein warmly welcomed Dr. Gupta in Sanskrit, sparking Dr. Gupta’s curiosity to learn the language. Furthermore, Vidwan Prabhakar recounted an anecdote about Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar, who, during a foreign visit, was introduced as the ‘King of Mysore’ to the locals. To his astonishment, the people inquired if he was from Shyamashastri of Mysore. The encounter revealed that Shyamashastri, known for translating an economics textbook into English, had gained recognition even among foreigners. These instances highlight the interest and admiration foreigners have for Sanskrit, urging everyone to embrace the language.
Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, Chief Executive of the College, presided over the program. In his address, he emphasized that Sanskrit is a comprehensive and ancient language with a vast repository of literature. Sanskrit’s influence can be observed in numerous languages worldwide, including several vernacular languages in India. Prof. Sambashivaiah highlighted the significant impact of Sanskrit on Kannada literature, from Pampa to Kuvempu. Despite Sanskrit’s declining prominence as a spoken language, efforts are being made to preserve and develop it. He called upon everyone to contribute to its protection and growth.
The program was attended by Prof. M.P. Vijayendrakumar, Principal of JSS Degree College, and Sri S. Somashekar, Principal of JSS PU College. The event commenced with an invocation by Sri Guruprasad. Assistant Professor Vidwan K. Srinidhi extended a warm welcome, while Assistant Professor Dr. Komala delivered the vote of thanks. Kumari Prerana and Tushar skillfully managed the program.
