News Updates 2022

The annual Shraavana Maasa discourse program held at the Suttur Srikshetra commenced in the divine presence of Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji. Mysuru District Additional Deputy Commissioner Dr. B.S. Manjunathaswamy inaugurated the program. Smt. Varsha Shivakumar, Smt. Priyadarshini Sanekoppa, Sha. Bra. Shri Sambasadashiva Swamiji, Chamarajanagara DySP Sri T.P. Shivakumar, Sri D.M. Siddalingaswamy and Prof. H.B. Devanna are seen in the picture.

Suttur, March 28, 2022: The Suranga Kavikruta ‘Trishashti Puraatana Chaaritram,” month-long discourse held at the Jagadguru Sri Veerasimhasana Mahasamsthana Math during the auspicious Shraavana Maasa commenced on Thursday, in the divine presence of Paramapujya Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji.

Dr. B.S. Manjunathaswamy, Deputy Commissioner, Mysuru, inaugurated the program. In his address, he observed that the Shraavana Maasa denotes prosperity. “You can see greenery everywhere during this month. Everybody’s lives should also become green like environment, which is the objective of such programs,” he said.

Sha. Bra. Shri Sambasadashiva Swamiji of the Sri Ukkinakante Math, Maadahalli, in Hunsur Taluk presided over the program. “Guru means a person who leads others from darkness to light. You can find peace of mind by participating in such Satsang programs and listening to the discourses,” he observed.

Sri T.P. Shivakumar, Superintendent of Police, Chamarajanagara District, in his address, said that the Shraavana Maasa discourse is one among the various programs organized by the Suttur Srimath for the welfare of society. “By listening to meaningful discourses, you can develop good character and build confidence,” he said.

Prof. H.B. Devanna of the JSS College delivered a discourse on ‘Trishashti Puraatana Chaaritram,’ and teacher Sri D.S. Siddalingaswamy presented a Kavyavachana (reciting of vachanas) program.

Smt. Varsha Shivakumar, achievers of the Gurukula and devotees from the surrounding villages, participated in the program.

Smt. Priyadarshini Sanekoppa, DySP, Chamarajanagara Division, rendered an invocation. Teachers Sri S. Chandramouleshwara welcomed, and Sri Andaiah Shirurmath gave a vote of thanks, along with mastering the program.

Bheemana Amavasya special pooja: Special poojas were offered at the shrines of Adijagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Shivayogi Mahaswamiji, and the temples of Sri Mahadeshwara, Sri Someshwara, Sri Veerabhadreshwara, Sri Narayanaswamy, at the Srikshetra.

Sri S.P. Udayashankar, Administrative Officer, JSS Residential School, Suttur, launched the Peanut Chikkis distribution program to the students, under the Midday Meals program, as part of the Prime Minister Poshan Shakti program, at the JSS Primary and High School, in Suttur, on July 26, 2022. Medical Officer D. Devaraj, Additional Coordinating Officer Sri Sampath, Headmaster and students are seen in the picture.

20 NCC cadets of the JSS High School, Suttur, took part in the annual camp held at Mandakalli in Mysuru organized by the Mysuru NCC unit and won first prize in the sports and cultural competitions. The Headmasters and NCC Officer S. Lakshmi are seen with the cadets in this picture.

The students of the JSS Higher Primary School, Suttur, have won in the taluk-level Yoga and Chess competitions conducted by the Department of Public Instructions, held at Nanjangud and have been selected for the district-level competitions. Headmaster G.M. Shadakshari, Physical Instructor, and other teachers are seen with the winners in this picture.

Mysuru, July 16, 2022: Recognizing the significance of cultural literacy, Dr. S.P. Umadevi emphasized the need for cultural awareness to complement academic knowledge. Speaking at the Cultural and Sports Competitions Prize Distribution program organized by the PG Department of JSS College of Arts, Commerce, and Science, she highlighted the role of society, culture, and traditions in knowledge sharing throughout history.

“Literacy is not just confined to books; it encompasses our society and culture. Our knowledge and development are intricately linked to our society and culture. To foster prosperity and progress, we must prioritize cultural awareness alongside academic education,” noted Dr. S.P. Umadevi.

As the chief guest, she urged students to embrace cultural richness and make the most of their time by acquiring knowledge and developing essential values. She encouraged them to focus on practical actions rather than mere words and avoid negativity and criticism of others. Dr. S.P. Umadevi also stressed the importance of nurturing human values, preserving relationships, and becoming practical heroes rather than merely seeking recognition.

In his presidential address, Prof. B.V. Sambashivaiah, CEO of JSS College, highlighted the evolving role of extracurricular activities in education. He noted that cultural and sports activities have become compulsory components of the curriculum under the National Education Policy 2020. Prof. Sambashivaiah emphasized that participating in cultural activities fosters leadership qualities, organizational skills, critical thinking, effective communication, ethical values, and other essential attributes. He also emphasized the significance of sports in strengthening both the body and mind.

During the event, winners of various cultural and sports competitions were honored with prizes, including special endowment prizes. The program began with an invocation by student Kum. Sannidhi and team, and it was masterfully conducted by Kum. Chaitra. Principal Prof. M.P. Vijayendra Kumar, Cultural Forum Convener Dr. M.P. Somashekar, and Sports Forum Convener Sri M. Kartik were present. The vote of thanks was delivered by Kum. E. Sahaja.