Karavali College Awards Ceremony at Neerumarga

17.05.10 Mangalore : The need for giving adequate training for leading a successful and meaningful life, along with text books and extra-curricular activities was stressed by D.K minister for Ports and Environment, Krishna J. Palemar, who inaugurated a talent day for the students who secured various awards in the educational fields under the guidance of Karavali Institute of Technology at Neerumarga, in Mangalore taluk on May 16.

The D.K district has made a name for itself in the country and abroad for providing qualitative and cultured learning by students and I am happy that Karavali College in my constituency is striving for these values all the time, Palemar stated as he gave away prizes to the talented and prominent among them.

Capt. Ganesh Karnik, MLC and NRI forum vice-president in D.K., speaking as chief guest on the occasion, informed that only 9% of the total student population goes into higher education academically, technically, and professionally, as such they need to keep their quality high when D.K colleges provide the best learning in the country. The contribution of local people is exemplary and far-fetched in their aims and achievements, he added.

Prof. N. Ganesh Rao, chief of the Education Trust and Karavali Colleges presided on the occasion and told the students passing out of his institutions that only hard work, proper knowledge and commitment to a career, brought the necessary opportunities to earn more in a line of applied studies. To enhance the basic amenities for every student, all efforts are being made by his Karavali Education Trust, he added.

Director of the Karavali group, Ms. Latha G. Rao and K.I.T Principal, Dr. V. Sheenappa were present.