Sahayog Job Fair held in Mangalore

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July 28, 2013

Mangalore, Jul 28: Sahayog Job Fair – 2013 organised by Department of Higher Education and SDM Business Management College for graduates from Government colleges under Mangalore University was held at SDM College campus, Mangalore on Sunday.

Speaking after inaugurating the job fair, Minister for Higher Education and Tourism, RV Deshpande said that job seekers have to set themselves apart in terms of quality and it will be possible only when educational institutions emphasise on quality.

"Success of students depend largely on their teachers. The world is becoming competitive and job seekers have no other way but to fortify their knowledge while they enter the job market. The dynamics here are simple. The companies choose only what they want and not what the job seekers have. Curriculum and study materials have to be more realistic and related to consumer practices," he opined.

Speaking on higher education in state, the Minister said that the state has 70 percent of youth between 18-25 age group but only 17 percent of youngsters are pursuing higher education. "Having 53 percent of youth without higher education is not a good sign for Gross Domestic Production,” he said.

Speaking on the occasion Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari, Dr Veerendra Heggade said, “during 1970's youth had no job opportunities and opening a college during that time was like creating employment.

"Today the situation has changed. Educated youth have ample job opportunities but they do not know what job to choose”, he said.

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Brahmin Savarkar was non-veg eater; wasn't against cow slaughter: Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao

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October 3,2024

Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao reminded that V D Savarkar was not against cow slaughter as he himself was non-veg eater, PTI reported on Thursday.

"As a Brahmin he was eating meat, and he was openly propagating eating meat," said the minister at an event in Bengaluru.

Reacting to Gundu Rao's claim, BJP MP Anurag Thakur called Congress a "factory of lies" as he warned that India won't tolerate any disrespect towards Savarkar.

"By disrespecting Veer Savarkar they have shown that they don't respect freedom fighters. During the Congress government, Sardar Bhagat Singh was termed a separatist in textbooks...By making those who want to break the nation join the congress party, Rahul Gandhi is taking forward the ideology of 'tukde tukde' and he is a 'modern Jinnah' who speaks ill of the country abroad...," he said.

Meanwhile, a court in Maharashtra's Nashik district summoned Congress MP Rahul Gandhi earlier this week in a defamation case filed against him for his alleged objectionable remarks against the Hindutva ideologue.

The complainant, who is the director of an NGO, claimed he watched a press conference addressed by Gandhi in Hingoli and also a speech made by the Congress leader in November 2022.

He alleged that Gandhi, on the two occasions, by his words and visual representations knowingly harmed the reputation of Veer Savarkar and also tried to defame the latter's image in the society.

According to the complainant, Gandhi said "Savarkar is BJP and RSS jin" which was defamatory in nature.

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