May 2019

Suttur, May 9, 2019: Sri K. Jayaprakashrao, Chairman of Akhila Bharata Sarvajanika Samparka Mahamandali, South India Chapter, Mysuru, expressed his profound belief in the vital role of teachers in shaping a beautiful society. He shared his thoughts during the inauguration of a personality development camp for teachers at the esteemed Suttur Srikshetra.

Highlighting the significance of teachers, Sri K. Jayaprakashrao emphasized that education without teachers is unimaginable. He acknowledged that behind every successful achiever lies the efforts of dedicated teachers. While acknowledging the crucial role of mothers in nurturing children, he also stressed the importance of teachers in the intellectual development of students. Sri K. Jayaprakashrao highlighted the inspiring examples of national leaders, including the former President of India, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, who have embraced the experience of teaching. He urged teachers to instill the values and character exhibited by such great leaders in their students.

Prof. H.S. Umesh, a retired principal, shared his perspective on the significance of creativity in education. He emphasized that creativity cannot be learned and used; it requires teachers to understand the importance of each subject and determine how to best impart knowledge to students. Prof. Umesh encouraged teachers to adopt creative thinking, activities, and teaching methods that help students discover their strengths and capabilities. By fostering a creative approach to education, teachers can guide students towards finding new paths and excel in higher education and future careers.

Dr. G. Krishnappa, a renowned litterateur, quoted Varakavi Da. Ra. Bendre to emphasize the role of knowledge in building an ideal society. He stressed the importance of nurturing a love for literature and knowledge in children from a young age. Dr. Krishnappa highlighted that literature enriches life, guiding individuals towards the right path and promoting value-based living and happiness. He underscored the significance of possessing knowledge in both science and philosophy, coupled with a poetic heart, as a way to become exceptional individuals.

During the event, Teacher Sri Veeresh Patil encouraged teachers to embrace their social responsibility. He urged them to identify and nurture the overflowing enthusiasm among students, supporting and honing their skills in areas of interest.

The personality development camp commenced with a prayer, followed by yoga and meditation sessions. The participants actively engaged in traditional games conducted in the evening, displaying great enthusiasm and energy.

The inauguration of the Personality Development camp for teachers was organized by JSS Mahavidyapeetha, in association with Sri Shivarathreeshwara Dharmika Datti, at Suttur Srikshetra. Sri K. Jayaprakash and Prof. H.S. Umesh inaugurated the event, alongside Anjum Pasha, Ma. Gu. Basavanna, H.S. Nagaraju, Smt. B. Latha, Smt. Soujanya, and M.C. Devaraju, who were present in the picture.

Sri K. Jayaprakash and Prof. H.S. Umesh inaugurating the Personality Development camp for teachers organized by the JSS Mahavidyapeetha, in association with the Sri Shivarathreeshwara Dharmika Datti, held at Suttur Srikshetra. Anjum Pasha, Ma. Gu. Basavanna, H.S. Nagaraju, Smt. B. Latha, Smt. Soujanya and M.C. Devaraju are seen in the picture.

Mysuru, May 8, 2019: Dr. Vivek Javali, Head of Fortis Hospital, Bengaluru, emphasized the crucial role of entrepreneurship in achieving self-sufficiency and financial progress within the public health protection system (PHPS). Dr. Javali shared his insights during the valedictory ceremony of the Personality Development program, held as part of the Retreat Camp for Medical Students at Suttur Srikshetra. The event was organized by JSS Mahavidyapeetha, in association with the Sri Shivarathreeshwara Dharmika Datti.

In his address, Dr. Javali acknowledged the challenges faced in medical entrepreneurship and emphasized the significance of efficiency and self-interest in its development, organization, and management. He highlighted the importance of conducting market research and making informed investments to pave the way for successful entrepreneurship in the medical field.

Former Director of KIMS, Dr. (Captain) G.S. Venkatesh, highlighted the pivotal role of doctors’ efficiency in providing quality healthcare. He emphasized the importance of disease prevention over treatment, stating that advanced technology and medicine are rendered ineffective if the root cause of an illness cannot be identified. Dr. Venkatesh identified essential qualities such as empathy, strong work ethics, professionalism, knowledge, confidence, and enthusiasm as crucial attributes for aspiring doctors.

Participants Sarthak, Simlam, and Kshitij shared their experiences and expressed gratitude for the well-organized camp. Dr. Preethi Prabhu presented the camp report, while Dr. Suresh Babu extended a warm welcome to the attendees. Dr. S. Rajendra Prasad delivered the vote of thanks, expressing appreciation for everyone’s contribution to the program’s success.

The daily activities of the camp included prayer sessions, followed by yoga, pranayama, and meditation exercises, promoting holistic well-being among the participants.

Dr. Vivek Javali delivered an enlightening lecture during the valedictory ceremony of the Personality Development program, part of the Retreat Camp for Medical Students. The event was organized by JSS Mahavidyapeetha, in association with the Sri Shivarathreeshwara Dharmika Datti, and took place at the esteemed Suttur Srikshetra.

Mysuru, May 2, 2019: Dr. C.G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary of JSS Mahavidyapeetha, highlighted the significance of positive thinking as an essential leadership quality during his participation in the Personality Development program held as part of the Retreat Camp for Medical Students at Suttur Srikshetra.

Addressing the students, Dr. Betsurmath acknowledged that unexpected hurdles are a common occurrence in any endeavor, often leading to loss of hope. However, true leaders face such challenges with a positive attitude and strive to find the right solutions. He emphasized that developing good leadership qualities, encouraging creativity, learning from followers, providing opportunities for independent work, showing concern for colleagues’ personal problems, and appreciating the achievements of others are key attributes of effective leadership.

Dr. M.S. Visveswaraiah from Bharath Cancer Hospital, Mysuru, emphasized the importance of communication skills in motivating and managing others. He stated that effective communication not only fulfills its purpose but also has the power to attract and resolve any problem. Dr. Visveswaraiah stressed the need to cultivate both professional competence and effective communication skills to achieve success.

Dr. H.N. Shashidhar, a psychologist from NIMHANS, Bengaluru, discussed various strategies for managing mental stress. He highlighted the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle, incorporating exercise, maintaining a peaceful and calm mind, and cultivating a positive attitude. Dr. Shashidhar emphasized that these practices can significantly contribute to managing diseases such as diabetes and blood pressure.

The camp activities commenced with an invigorating morning prayer, followed by yoga, meditation, and pranayama sessions. The students expressed their joy at the serene natural surroundings of Suttur Srikshetra.

Suttur, May 2, 2019: Swami Sri Veereshananda Saraswathi of the Ramakrishna Vivekananda Ashrama, Tumakuru, emphasized the power of faith in achieving remarkable feats during his participation in the valedictory of the Retreat program for Doctors at Suttur Srikshetra.

In his discourse, Swami Sri Veereshananda Saraswathi stated, “With strong faith, we can accomplish anything. Love cannot thrive in the absence of faith. Instead of battling suspicion, we should cultivate confidence in our faith. By doing so, we eliminate room for suspicion. Love deepens continuously. Doctors should develop care and love for their patients, while patients should have faith and confidence in the treatments and medicines prescribed by their doctors. I wish that all of you become doctors who have compassion in their hearts for their patients. Communicate with love and affection with your patients and their families, ensuring that they trust you.”

Dr. Shridhar Deshmukh, Advisor of Preventive Healthcare and Therapeutic Yoga, Bengaluru, emphasized the profound connection between nutrition and mental well-being. “Food is vital as it provides us with the strength to carry out our daily activities. Our diet directly influences our body’s energy levels. Optimal nutrition includes organically grown fresh vegetables and fruits, which keep us active,” he added.

Participants Dr. Gurudatta, Dr. Asha, Dr. Suman, Dr. Hemalatha, and Dr. Saraswatamma expressed their appreciation for the well-organized and rejuvenating camp. Dr. Purushottam Shastry presented the camp report, Dr. K.B. Chetak extended a warm welcome, and Dr. K.B. Suma delivered the vote of thanks.

The camp commenced each day with an early morning prayer, followed by invigorating yoga and pranayama sessions.