MU to confer doctorate on Kadri Gopalnath, two others

safia@coastaldigest.com (CD Network)
February 21, 2013
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Mangalore, Feb 21: Dr. Kadri Gopalnath, veteran saxophone artiste, A B Subbaiah, renowned hockey player from Coorg and Dr. Chandrashekhara Kambhara, litterateur, will be conferred with honorary doctorates at the 31st Convocation of Mangalore University on February 23.

Addressing a news conference in Mangalore on Thursday, Prof. T C Shivashankara Murthy, Vice-Chancellor, Mangalore University, said that about 15-16 names came up before the University for Honorary Doctorate Selection but the names of the three dignitaries has been shortlisted.

The University will also award 84 Doctor of Philosophy degrees (Arts – 15, Science – 59, Commerce – 8, Education – 2) and 7 Master of Philosophy degrees (Science – 6, Commerce – 1) as well. There will be 36 gold medals and 55 cash prizes. In total, there are 60 ranks (PG- 44, UG- 16, Arts – 12, Science and Technology – 30, Commerce – 10, Law – 1, Education – 4 and PG Diploma -3), Mr. Murthy said.

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Out of 30,384 candiates who appeared for the examinations, 18,969 (62.43%) passed. In PG courses, out of 3,815 candidates appeared out of which 3,391 (88.88%) passed. In the UG section, 26,455 students appeared out of which 15,469 (58.47%) passed. Out of 23 PG Diploma candidates, 18 (78.26%) of them have passed.

With regard to the gender-wise composition of total number of candidates passed, out of 18,969, 6,721 (35.44%) were boys and the girls represented 12,248 (64.56%), the Vice Chancellor said.

'MCMS students to get degrees'

The Vice-Chancellor said on the occasion that batches of students who did not receive their degrees owing to the conflict of the recognition of Master of Communication and Media Studies (MCMS) course, will be given their degrees this time.

“As a special case, the list of students of earlier batches who did not get their MCMS degrees will be approved and their convocation certificates would be sent to their colleges”, Mr. Murthy said.

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April 8,2025

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Mangaluru: Scoring an almost perfect 599 out of 600, Amoolya Kamath, a brilliant student of Expert PU College, has topped the Science stream in the PU 2 exams. Calm, composed, and quietly confident, Amoolya says the mock tests at her college were the game changer in overcoming her exam fear.

Coming from a family of doctors — Dr Dinesh Kamath and Dr Anuradha Kamath — Amoolya is charting her own path: “I want to become an engineer,” she said with determination.

Her success mantra? “I revised every day whatever was taught in class. I would reach home by 7 pm and then study till 10:30 pm. But honestly, I never expected the first rank!”

Apart from academics, Amoolya is a trained artist — having cleared the Bharatanatyam senior exam and Carnatic music junior exam. “Music kept my mind calm,” she smiled.

A graceful blend of intellect and art, Amoolya Kamath is an inspiration for students aiming to balance ambition with serenity.

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April 10,2025

Mangaluru: A seemingly harmless YouTube advertisement has cost a Mangaluru man his life savings, after he fell victim to an elaborate investment scam and lost a staggering ₹55 lakh.

According to the police complaint, the victim was lured in by a man named Shardul Jani, who claimed that a trading app called Abans Pro would deliver high returns. On February 11, the man made an initial investment of ₹15,000. A trading account was created for him, which soon began displaying encouraging profits.

Buoyed by these promising numbers and under constant persuasion from the accused, the man was convinced to invest more. Reassured that the money could be withdrawn at any time, he not only continued investing himself but also involved his relatives, who collectively transferred ₹39 lakh into his account for further investments.

Between February 11 and March 27, the victim transferred a total of ₹55 lakh to multiple bank accounts provided by the accused. But when he finally attempted to withdraw the funds, nothing came back. The profits were a mirage—his money had vanished.

Realising he had been conned, the man approached the Bajpe police, who have registered a case and begun an investigation into the fraudulent scheme.

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