Mangalore: Varsity to Honour 3 Achievers at Newly Built Mangala Auditorium


Mangalore: Varsity to Honour 3 Achievers at Newly Built Mangala Auditorium

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, Apr 28: Mangalore University will confer ‘Honoris Causa’ to three achievers during the 29th annual convocation of Varsity at the newly built Mangala Auditorium here on Saturday April 30.

Speaking at a press meet here on Thursday April 28 Vice Chancellor TC Shivashankar Murthy said, while retired DGP Ajai Kumar Singh will be bestowed the honour in the field of literature and administration, litterateurs Bannanje Govindacharya and DK Chowta will be honoured for the services in the field of literature and literature and social service, respectively.  Governor HR Bhardwaj will do the honours.

As part of convocation, 70 Doctor of Philosophy degrees (Arts 16, Science 47, Commerce 5 and Education 2) will be awarded. There will be 31 gold medals and 56 cash prizes. In total, there are 63 ranks (P.G 44, U.G 19, Arts 12, Science and Technology 32, Commerce 8, Law 4, Education 3 and P.G. Diploma 4).

In all, out of 21,415 candidates who appeared for the exams, 13833 have passed. Among these, 793 will receive degrees in person. Higher education minister Dr V S Acharya and former Lokayukta M N Venkatachalaiah will be the chief guests.

Mangala Auditorium with Heritage Look

The 1,000 seater Mangala auditorium constructed expending Rs 11 crore, fully funded by university internal resources is a grand building with 3045 sq ft circular width. The verandah of the auditorium has 26 pillars giving the building its heritage look. The pillars have capitals with Corinthian design. The beautifully carved grand main door is made of teak.

The Mangala Auditorium and the 40 lac worth main entrance on the North of Mangalore-Mudipu-Melkar road will be formally inaugurated by union minister for law M Veerappa Moily. The syndicate had also decided to concretize the road connecting to faculty buildings expending Rs 117 lacs.

  

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  • YATHISH KUMAR, ATTAVAR/DUBAI

    Fri, Apr 29 2011

    Wow... The photograph's have brought back my sweet memmories of my college days (1980's).The building, the portigo, the science block,the Tennis ground and the biology block all came in front of my eyes when I saw these photo's. Sir Chandrashekar for physics ,Sir KULKARNI for biology,Sir KARANTH for MATHEMATICS are all in my sweet memmories.COLLEGE SWEET COLLEGE.Jai ho LONG LIVE GOVT COLLEGE........

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  • Krishna Ashok, swamilapdav

    Fri, Apr 29 2011

    wow . I remember my olden days in this college , I used represant fotigo gang, And i had a nice time in this college, Thanks to daiji remainding my olden days of this college , I miss this campas a lot,Coz I represanted this college as union Sec so i Love this college a lot
    I wish great sucesses to this college
    krishna ashok
    Swamilapadav

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  • Prabhu, Ujire

    Thu, Apr 28 2011

    The buildings of Govt.College still look beautiful to me-nostalgia perhaps. It was exactly 60 years ago I lived on the opposite side of the road in front of the college. I as a young student then used to look at the campus and dream. Now it seems the quiet evenings are no more as they are drowned in such a nightmare of traffic and noice. But still the college campus is still alive and it is a happy news!

    Prabhu, Canada

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman/USA.

    Thu, Apr 28 2011

    Chancellor TC Shivashankar Murthy ,

    I am pleasantly surprised this year you have not confered any honarary doctorates to any politicians like last year....

    I was terribly scared you will confer them jointly to Halappa and Chandravathi for Social Service.....

    Thank you Sir,,, and Jai Hoooooooo

    Regards,

    Langoolacharya.

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