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Friday, 22 January 2021
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Winners Club, the oldest Toastmasters Club in Mangalore, conducted a demonstration of the activities of Toastmasters International with the intention of opening a club in the Deralakatte campus for both students and faculty. Toastmasters International was invited by Nitte (Deemed to be University) to educate students about the activities of the Club and how it would benefit them.
Both students and faculty were encouraged to participate in an extempore session mediated by one of the Toastmasters. This was done to provide a first-hand experience to participants on how Toastmaster sessions work. Normally, Toastmasters International charges a sum of 125 USD (approx Rs. 9125) to start a new club. In addition, each member needs to pay a sum of 20 USD (approx R.s 1460) as a one-time payment. However, due to the prevailing pandemic, for the first time, this fee has been waived-off, provided the member enrols before January 31, 2021.
ONE TIME FEE:
It is also important to note that once a person enrolls himself, he can continue his membership, anywhere in the world. The entire amount collected from members is transferred to Toastmasters International.
DTM Savita Salian (Club Growth Director) DTM Molly Choudhary, (Divisional Director), TM Beena Shetty (Area Director), TM Deborah Lobo (President-Winners Club), DTM Malini Hebbar, DTM Bharathi Shevgoor, TM Matharani Mathias, TM Shaivi Salian, TM Beau Conroy Paul represented Winners Club at the demonstration.
Dr Satheesh Kumar Bhandary, Vice-Chancellor, Nitte DU; Dr Alka Kulkarni, Registrar, Nitte DU; Prof Vinod Aranha, Director, Nitte Institute of Architecture; Dr Tapaswi HM, Asst. Professor, Nitte Institute of Communication; Dr Satheesh Rao, Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, KSHEMA along with students and faculty representatives from all colleges, were present.
Dr Tapaswi HM has been appointed as the single-point-of-contact between Toastmaster representatives and Nitte (Deemed to be University).
Interested students and faculty can contact Dr Tapaswi at 99729 82188
Both students and faculty were encouraged to participate in an extempore session mediated by one of the Toastmasters. This was done to provide a first-hand experience to participants on how Toastmaster sessions work. Normally, Toastmasters International charges a sum of 125 USD (approx Rs. 9125) to start a new club. In addition, each member needs to pay a sum of 20 USD (approx R.s 1460) as a one-time payment. However, due to the prevailing pandemic, for the first time, this fee has been waived-off, provided the member enrols before January 31, 2021.
ONE TIME FEE:
- $125: One-time chartering fee (waived if enrolled before 31st Jan.2021)
- $20: New-member fee per person (waived if enrolled before 31st Jan.2021)
It is also important to note that once a person enrolls himself, he can continue his membership, anywhere in the world. The entire amount collected from members is transferred to Toastmasters International.
DTM Savita Salian (Club Growth Director) DTM Molly Choudhary, (Divisional Director), TM Beena Shetty (Area Director), TM Deborah Lobo (President-Winners Club), DTM Malini Hebbar, DTM Bharathi Shevgoor, TM Matharani Mathias, TM Shaivi Salian, TM Beau Conroy Paul represented Winners Club at the demonstration.
Dr Satheesh Kumar Bhandary, Vice-Chancellor, Nitte DU; Dr Alka Kulkarni, Registrar, Nitte DU; Prof Vinod Aranha, Director, Nitte Institute of Architecture; Dr Tapaswi HM, Asst. Professor, Nitte Institute of Communication; Dr Satheesh Rao, Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, KSHEMA along with students and faculty representatives from all colleges, were present.
Dr Tapaswi HM has been appointed as the single-point-of-contact between Toastmaster representatives and Nitte (Deemed to be University).
Interested students and faculty can contact Dr Tapaswi at 99729 82188
Wednesday, 20 January 2021
News from MRSMEMHS | Makara Sankranti
To develop respect, appreciation and tolerance among the younger generation towards various cultures and traditions prevailing in India, the MHRD has tagged Karnataka with Uttarakhand for the year 2021 under the banner ‘Ek Bharat Shresht Bharat’.
With this motto, Makara Sankranti was celebrated at Dr. M Ramanna Shetty Memorial English Medium High School on 15th January 2021. Amalgamation of the traditional culture of Karnataka as well as that of Uttarakhand was the striking feature of the celebration.
Principal Mrs. Shreelatha Rao extended a warm welcome to the students of Classes 9 and 10 who are back in school after a long break and stressed on the purpose of this celebration. Mrs. Smitha and Mrs. Divya, teaching faculty of the school introduced the students to the customs and traditional aspects of Makara Sankranti in Karnataka and Uttarakhand respectively.
Children exchanged ‘Ellu Bella’, enjoyed Pongal and ‘Ghugute’ a sweet meat, eaten after it is fed to crows to ward off evils on this day in Uttarakhand. As an intrinsic factor of this celebration, colourful kites made by students adorned the sky.
Mrs. Usha Kerekadu compered the programme.
With this motto, Makara Sankranti was celebrated at Dr. M Ramanna Shetty Memorial English Medium High School on 15th January 2021. Amalgamation of the traditional culture of Karnataka as well as that of Uttarakhand was the striking feature of the celebration.
Principal Mrs. Shreelatha Rao extended a warm welcome to the students of Classes 9 and 10 who are back in school after a long break and stressed on the purpose of this celebration. Mrs. Smitha and Mrs. Divya, teaching faculty of the school introduced the students to the customs and traditional aspects of Makara Sankranti in Karnataka and Uttarakhand respectively.
Children exchanged ‘Ellu Bella’, enjoyed Pongal and ‘Ghugute’ a sweet meat, eaten after it is fed to crows to ward off evils on this day in Uttarakhand. As an intrinsic factor of this celebration, colourful kites made by students adorned the sky.
Mrs. Usha Kerekadu compered the programme.
Friday, 15 January 2021
News from Nitte Institute of Physiotherapy | National Youth Day
Nitte Institute of Physiotherapy observed the National Youth Day and the 159th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on 12th January 2021 at Patanjali Yoga Hall, with great enthusiasm. Dr. Dhanesh Kumar K U, Principal, NIPT, elaborated on the significance of Youth Day to all the students.
The students of NIPT listened to the live telecast of the Honorable Prime Minister’s address to the youth of the country on the occasion of the National Youth Parliament Festival via video-conferencing. The program was coordinated by the NIPT - NSS Program Officer Dr. Rashmitha AP.
The students of NIPT listened to the live telecast of the Honorable Prime Minister’s address to the youth of the country on the occasion of the National Youth Parliament Festival via video-conferencing. The program was coordinated by the NIPT - NSS Program Officer Dr. Rashmitha AP.
Monday, 11 January 2021
News from NUINS | Freshers’ Day
Freshers’ Day of Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences in association with the SNA Council members was organized by the II year MSc, BSc and GNM students on 22nd December 2020 at Nitte University Auditorium, Paneer campus to welcome the first year students.
Prof. Vinod Aranha, Director, Nitte Institute of Architecture was the Chief guest. In his address to the freshers, Prof. Aranha spoke about the important and responsible role of nurses on the frontline during the Covid pandemic. He appreciated the freshers for selecting one of the finest nursing institutions in the region and also conveyed his best wishes to the students in all their future endeavors.
Dr. Sabitha Nayak, Vice Principal, College of Nursing, shared a few ‘golden nuggets of nursing profession’ with the freshers, appreciated them for choosing this noble profession and wished them good luck in their path towards realizing an illuminating and fulfilling career.
The formal function was followed by cultural program in which the students showcased their talents.
Prof. Vinod Aranha, Director, Nitte Institute of Architecture was the Chief guest. In his address to the freshers, Prof. Aranha spoke about the important and responsible role of nurses on the frontline during the Covid pandemic. He appreciated the freshers for selecting one of the finest nursing institutions in the region and also conveyed his best wishes to the students in all their future endeavors.
Dr. Sabitha Nayak, Vice Principal, College of Nursing, shared a few ‘golden nuggets of nursing profession’ with the freshers, appreciated them for choosing this noble profession and wished them good luck in their path towards realizing an illuminating and fulfilling career.
The formal function was followed by cultural program in which the students showcased their talents.
News from NMAMIT | Congratulation to Commander Ashwin Rao
An alumnus of NMAM Institute of Technology, Commander Ashwin M Rao received the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) commendation on Naval Day, 4th December 2020 for his innovations and indigenisation projects, technology demonstrations and training solutions for Indian naval aviation. His innovations are based on emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Sensor Integrations, Internet of Things and Image processing.
Working in the Indian Navy since 2005, he is currently serving at the Naval Institute of Aeronautical Technology, Kochi.
Having taken command as Electrical Officer of INS Sharda in August 2016, he carried out major exercises for the Indian Navy both in Indian and International waters. In April 2017, he played a pivotal role in rescue operations saving four lives and a cargo ship that was under attack from Somalian pirates.
Working in the Indian Navy since 2005, he is currently serving at the Naval Institute of Aeronautical Technology, Kochi.
Having taken command as Electrical Officer of INS Sharda in August 2016, he carried out major exercises for the Indian Navy both in Indian and International waters. In April 2017, he played a pivotal role in rescue operations saving four lives and a cargo ship that was under attack from Somalian pirates.
Sunday, 10 January 2021
News from NGSMIPS | Webinar on New Products and Applications in Hard Capsules
The Department of Pharmaceutics, NGSM Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences in association with ACG Capsules, Mumbai organized a webinar on ‘New Products and Applications in Hard Capsules’ on 29th December 2020.
Dr. Jnanadeva Bhat, an alumnus of NGSMIPS currently holding the position of Head - Formulation R&D, Ms. Anita Solanki - Lead, White Paper and Publications and Ms. Dorene Almeida - Lead, Application Lab in R&D were the speakers.
Prof. Dr. C. S. Shastry, the Principal, welcomed the speakers and the audience and Prof. Dr. R. Narayana Charyulu, Vice Principal, introduced the speakers and moderated the session.
Dr. Jnanadeva Bhat discussed the novel innovations in inhalational drug delivery and the formulation of capsules for this special purpose. Ms. Anita and Ms. Dorene explained the recent developments in the manufacture of gelatin as well as HPMC based capsule shells emphasizing the critical formulation parameters that affect the efficacy of drug products.
The success of the event was marked by the active participation of 91 participants, including faculty and undergraduate students. The seminar was followed by a live interaction and Q&A session and concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Prof. Dr. Marina Koland.
Dr. Jnanadeva Bhat, an alumnus of NGSMIPS currently holding the position of Head - Formulation R&D, Ms. Anita Solanki - Lead, White Paper and Publications and Ms. Dorene Almeida - Lead, Application Lab in R&D were the speakers.
Prof. Dr. C. S. Shastry, the Principal, welcomed the speakers and the audience and Prof. Dr. R. Narayana Charyulu, Vice Principal, introduced the speakers and moderated the session.
Dr. Jnanadeva Bhat discussed the novel innovations in inhalational drug delivery and the formulation of capsules for this special purpose. Ms. Anita and Ms. Dorene explained the recent developments in the manufacture of gelatin as well as HPMC based capsule shells emphasizing the critical formulation parameters that affect the efficacy of drug products.
The success of the event was marked by the active participation of 91 participants, including faculty and undergraduate students. The seminar was followed by a live interaction and Q&A session and concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Prof. Dr. Marina Koland.
News from NUINS | ENLS workshop
Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences in collaboration with JeevaRaksha Trust organized Emergency Nursing Life Support (ENLS) Workshop at NU-MEDISIM and Chintana Seminar Hall from 14th to 20th December 2020.
The resource persons were Dr. Sushmitha and Dr. Ram. The course comprised management of various emergency conditions such as cardiac emergencies, pediatric emergencies, airway management and obstetric emergencies. The step-2 instructors efficiently taught theory sessions and practical skills under the guidance of JeevaRaksha team.
On this occasion, a Memorandum of Understanding was exchanged between Nitte Deemed to be University and JeevaRaksha Trust.
The resource persons were Dr. Sushmitha and Dr. Ram. The course comprised management of various emergency conditions such as cardiac emergencies, pediatric emergencies, airway management and obstetric emergencies. The step-2 instructors efficiently taught theory sessions and practical skills under the guidance of JeevaRaksha team.
On this occasion, a Memorandum of Understanding was exchanged between Nitte Deemed to be University and JeevaRaksha Trust.
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