27 students from Mangaluru’s CFAL produce magnificent results in JEE Advanced 2020

Media Release
October 7, 2020

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CFAL students Ujwal, Koustubh, Rihan, Dheeraj, Rishan and many others have done the city proud by securing excellent ranks in the general category at the JEE Advanced Examination, the result of which was declared by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi on Monday. A total of 27 CFAL students have secured excellent ranks in the said Exam. The AIR ranks of the students in general category from CFAL are Ujwal (AIR 588), Koustubh (AIR 881), Rihan (AIR 1,232), Dheeraj (AIR 1,783) Rishan (AIR 2,572), Santhosh (3,279), Goutham (AIR 3,483), Aamod (AIR 4,170), Pramod (AIR 4,302), ShreePoorna (AIR 4,371), Shreekara (AIR 4,837), Mohan Nayak (AIR 5,073), Madhura Sabhahit (AIR 5,512), Ranjan Bhat (AIR 5,909), Pranav (AIR 6,348), Prajwal

(AIR 9,697), Tejas Bhat (AIR 9,816), Satvik (AIR 13,542), Anmol Shetty (AIR 14,135), Durga Supriya (AIR 14,736), Mayur (AIR 15,254), Pranamya Mady (AIR 16,096), Medini (AIR 20,587), Sana Azmiya (AIR 24,105), Manish (AIR 26,795), Gagan (AIR 28,071) and Prarthan (AIR 2159-category). The toppers opined that the JEE syllabus planned by CFAL kept them guided and organised while they were preparing for the said exam. Working out previous question papers, solving quizzes & tests, DPPs helped them crack the JEE Advanced exam.

This year, 1,50,838 candidates appeared in both Paper 1 and 2 of JEE Advanced.  Out of the total number, only 43,204 candidates have qualified the entrance examination. The Exam is a gateway to get into 23 Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) across the country. The IITs are premiere autonomous public technical and research universities located across India and are ranked above other engineering colleges in India for Engineering.

CFAL has reinforced the fact that it is one of the best Training Institution in Mangalore for various competitive exams. Its unparalleled, consistent coaching & guidance has produced excellent results in various examinations including Olympiads, KVPY, NEET, IIIT Hyderabad. Since its inception in 2009, CFAL has bought incredible success to Mangalore.

What is JEE Advanced?

JEE Advanced is a national level entrance exam held once a year by the seven zonal IITs with guidance from the Joint Admission Board (JAB). JEE Advanced is a gateway for candidates seeking admission in bachelor’s programmes, integrated master’s programmes as well as dual degree programmes offered at 23 IITs including Indian School of Mines (ISM). The exams are of the objective pattern. JEE Advanced is regarded internationally as one of the most challenging undergraduate admission tests.

This year, 36,497 male and 6,707 female candidates have qualified in JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced 2020 mark sheet will contain the aggregate marks obtained by a candidate. The aggregate marks obtained by a candidate in JEE (Advanced) is the sum of the marks scored by him in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The rank lists are prepared on the basis of aggregate marks. Only candidates who appear in both Paper 1 and Paper 2 are considered for ranking. Candidates who score the minimum prescribed marks in each subject and in aggregate will be included in the rank list. The minimum prescribed marks varies with the category.

While JEE-Mains is conducted for admission to engineering colleges across the country, JEE-Advanced is for the ones seeking admission to IITs. It is mandatory to clear JEE-Mains to be eligible to appear for JEE-Advanced.

CFAL – The first name in training

During the Covid-19 pandemic, CFAL has drastically scaled up their online offerings using technological platforms to provide their students an opportunity for uninterrupted learning. Various training programs and webinars for NEET, engineering, basic sciences and research aspirants etc. are regularly been conducted by CFAL to support learning for students during these tough times.

 For further information contact:

CFAL, Bejai- Kapikad, Mangaluru

Phone: 98457371320/7026314999

 JEE Advanced, 2020

Selected Students (CFAL)



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Name


All India Rank


1


Ujwal Kumar


588


2


Yermal Koustubh Rao


881


3


Rihan Aaron


1,232


4


Dheeraj Kamath


1,783


5


Rishan Joshua


2,572


6


Santhosh M


3,279


7


D.K. Goutham


3,483


8


Aamod B K


4,170


9


Pramod Rao


4,302


10


ShreePoorna S Rao


4,371


11


Shreekara Aithala


4,837


12


Mohan G Nayak


5,073


13


Madhura Narayana Sabhahit


5,512


14


Ranjan Bhat


5,909


15


Pranav Rao


6,348


16


Prajwal Ashok Nayak


9,697


17


Tejas Bhat


9,816


18


Satvik R Shetty


13,542


19


Anmol J Shetty


14,135


20


Durga Supriya


14,736


21


Mayur


15,254


22


Pranamya Mady


16,096


23


Medini N B


20,587


24


Sana Azmiya


24,105


25


Manish M S


26,795


26


Gagan Prashanth


28,071


27


Prarthan Talwar


2159 (category)

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February 20,2025

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A group of nearly 300 migrants, including Indians deported from the United States under President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration, are currently held in a hotel in Panama's Darien jungle region. These migrants hail primarily from Asian countries such as India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and China.

The migrants are not permitted to leave the hotel as the Panamanian government awaits international authorities to arrange their return to their home countries. According to a report, Panama's Security Minister Frank Abrego stated that the migrants are receiving medical attention and food as per an agreement between the United States and Panama.

However, a report from The New York Times quoted Artemis Ghasemzadeh, 27, an Iranian deportee, who said, "It looks like a zoo; there are fenced cages. They gave us a stale piece of bread. We are sitting on the floor."

Deputy Foreign Minister of Panama, Carlos Ruiz-Hernandez, confirmed that 97 people were transferred to the camp. He emphasized that the migrants were not "detainees" but rather in a migrant camp where they will be taken care of, not a detention camp.

Migrants in the hotel rooms displayed messages on the windows reading "Help" and "We are not safe in our country." According to the report, 40% of the migrants are refusing to return to their home countries voluntarily.

Panama serves as a transit country due to the challenges the US faces in deporting individuals directly to some countries. While Panama acts as a "bridge," the US government bears the cost of these arrangements. This agreement between the two countries was announced following the visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to Panama. The threat of retaking control of the Panama Canal by Trump is mounting pressure on Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino.

Costa Rica is also expected to receive a group of deportees on Wednesday.

Abrego stated that 171 of the 299 deportees had agreed to return to their home countries with the assistance of the UN Refugee Agency and the International Organization for Migration. The remaining 128 migrants are still being processed, with efforts being made to find alternative locations for them. While individuals who refuse to return to their home countries will be detained in a facility in the remote province of Darien for a while, one deported Irish individual has already returned home.

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February 20,2025

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Sahebaan UAE, an organization representing the Urdu-speaking Muslim community from the twin districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi, hosted a spectacular family gathering at the Amity School grounds in Al Qusais, Dubai, on Saturday, February 15, 2025. The event brought together over a thousand members of the Sahebaan community from across the UAE, neighboring GCC countries, and India for an evening of celebration, recognition, and togetherness.

The event commenced with a recitation of verses from the Holy Quran by Master Mohammad Faiz and Fazil Rahil Ali. Althaf M.S. welcomed the gathering, emphasizing that Sahebaan UAE serves as a platform for community members to connect, foster unity, and celebrate their shared identity.

Honoring Community Patrons

The esteemed patrons of the Sahebaan Community—Janab Hidayathullah Abbas, K.S. Nissar Ahmed, and Afroz Assadi—were honored for their remarkable humanitarian efforts, charitable contributions, and unwavering support for Sahebaan UAE. The felicitation ceremony was led by Janab Suhail Kudroli, Altaf Khalife, and Samiullah M.H.

Sahebaan Excellence Awards

A key highlight of the event was the presentation of the prestigious ‘Sahebaan Excellence Awards’ to individuals who have excelled in various fields. The awards were conferred by the community patrons.

Business Excellence Award: Mohammad Akram, Founder and Chairman of Abu Dhabi-based Al Sitara Contracting, was recognized for his contributions to the business sector.

Sports Excellence Award: International Superbike racing champion and DSBK Superbike Racing Company owner, Nasir Syed of Karkala, was honored for his achievements in motorsports.

Academic Excellence Award (Posthumous): The late Professor Muzaffar Hussain Assadi, a distinguished scholar and thinker, was posthumously awarded. His brother, Sajjad Assadi, accepted the honor on his behalf.

Literary Excellence Award: Writer and poet Irshad Moodbidri was recognized for his contributions to literature. His son, Nihad, accepted the award.

Community Service Excellence Award: Abu Dhabi-based businessmen Mohammad Asif and Sahar Mohammad Asif were acknowledged for their dedication to social causes. Their son, Abdul Ahad, accepted the award.

Distinguished Guests

The function was graced by prominent community members, including Janab Mohammed Muslim Koppa, Director of Vartha Bharathi, along with overseas Sahebaan representatives Janab Safiuddin Mohammed, Mumtaz Hussain, Niyamathulla Asadi, and Mohammed Hussain.

Recognizing Academic Achievements

Students who excelled academically were felicitated with the ‘Sahebaan Merit Award.’ Those who achieved above 90% in their examinations were celebrated, including:

SSLC Achievers from UAE: Faiz Anam, Mohammad Rayaan, and Mohammad Umair Suvaid Khan.

Pre-University Excellence: Muskan Fatima, recognized as the Gulf topper in the commerce stream, alongside high scorers Juveria Firoz, Siham Akbar Ali, Mohammad Rafaan, and Hiba Altaf Salah.

Celebrating Young Sporting Talent

Young achievers in sports were also honored, including Mohammad Aiman, who excelled in the 4x4 100-meter relay, and Mohammad Aiz, associated with the DOFA Football Association.

A Night of Culture and Celebration

Beyond awards and recognition, the evening was filled with cultural performances and activities, particularly for children. The ‘Prince and Princess’ dress-up competition for kids under ten was a major attraction. The event also featured:

Indian Patriotic Dance

Traditional Arabic Dance

Beautiful Dua Recitation by Children

A short documentary about Sahebaan was screened on a large LED display, offering insights into the community’s history, values, and achievements.

Event Hosts and Coordinators

The event was skillfully hosted by Hisrar Tallani, who flew in from Mangalore for the occasion, engaging the audience with his humor and interactive activities.

Children’s programs were coordinated by:

Prince and Princess Competition: Reeha Althaf

Indian Patriotic Dance: Heena Kausar

Arabic Dance: Fauzia Rahil

Dua Segment: Fauzia Shah

Ajmal Mohammed delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all contributors.

Acknowledgment of Organizing Committee

The event’s success was attributed to the tireless efforts of the organizing committee members:

Core Team: Afroze Assadi, Althaf M.S., Ajmal Mohammad, Altaf Khalife, Samiullah M.H., Suhail Kudroli, Asif Mohammad Hussain, Sameer Sharif, Nayeem Khan, Abdul Ahed, and Faizan Khateeb.

Women Organizers: Parveen Assadi, Sahara Asif, and Reena Althaf.

The Sahebaan UAE Family Get-Together was a remarkable celebration of unity, talent, and tradition, leaving attendees with cherished memories and a strengthened sense of community spirit.

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February 20,2025

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Puttur, Feb 20: In a heartbreaking incident a 13-year-old boy died by suicide at Tannirupanta village in Belthangady taluk of Dakshina Kannada. 

The deceased has been identified as Shravan, a Class 7 student at a private school in Uppinangady. He was the son of Dombayya Gowda. 

According to reports, Shravan had dinner with his mother on Tuesday night (February 18), which included a chicken dish prepared by his aunt. 

After his mother fell asleep, he is believed to have taken his own life by hanging himself from a ceiling fan. Disturbingly, he had saved some of the chicken dish for the next day’s meal and had gathered flower buds for morning prayers, making the incident even more puzzling.

Described as a cheerful and well-liked student, Shravan showed no apparent signs of distress, leaving family, friends, and teachers shocked by his tragic decision. He is survived by his parents and a sister.

As a mark of respect, his school organized a silent prayer to honor his memory.

Mental health matters. If you or someone you know is struggling, please seek help. Call the toll-free helpline at 9152987821. Remember, no problem is too big to be solved.

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