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VEERASHAIVA COLLEGE, CANTONMENT, BALLARI.

SHRI H. JAYAPRAKASH GOUD, PRINCIPAL, VEERASHAIVA COLLEGE, BALLARI.

SAGA OF THE COLLEGE IN BRIEF

The Veerashaiva College established by Veershaiva Vidyavardhaka Sangha in

1945, is a celebrated educational institution which has been imparting qualitative higher

education along with creating awareness about national integrity and social responsibilities

for all its stakeholders. The eminent scientists / personalities like Prof. Udipi Ramachandra

Rao popularly known as U. R. Rao, former Chairman of ISRO, Dr. Syed Ibrahim, the first

Indian ever to get D.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine in USA, Dr. Y Rajashekara Reddy, the former

Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and Dr. Sudha Murthy, Chairperson, Infosys Foundation

are a few luminaries of our College.

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CONGRATULATIONS

(VSC Bly News Desk) Miss. Zarina J M, student of

Veerashaiva College, Bellary has bagged II rank to

the Gulbarga University Gulbarga and she is

honoured with two gold medals for scoring highest

marks in Sociology for the entire Gulbarga

University, Gulbarga. Dr. Maregoud, Principal of

Veerashaiva College, congratulated her for winning

II rank and gold medals for the year 2010 – 11.

BOOKS AND LIBRARIES ARE A NATIONAL WEALTH: SHAVUKAR SATISH BABU

(VSC Bly News Desk) Books and Libraries are the wealth of the Nation and all of us should use

them in an optimum way for the betterment of the generations said Shavukar Sathish Babu,

Chairman of the Governing Body of Veerashaiva college on the occasion of inauguration of

National Library Week organized by Library and Information Science Forum on 20/11/2014.

Padma Shri Dr. S R

Ranganath, who

initiated Library Week

in the year 1991 has

become now a

programme of national

importance. This week

has an objective of

sensitizing the

importance of the

libraries and their

importance for the

development of the community. Shri C. Shelvaraj, Librarian, Govt. First grade College, the chief

guest of the function, made an appeal to the government to take maximum care for the development

of the libraries to quench the thirst for knowledge for the people. Shri. P. Basavaraj, principal,

Shri, R. Shiva Prasad and Dr. B. R. Gadigin Librarians of veerashaiva college have shared the dais.

At the end Dr. B. R. Gadigin presented vote of thanks.

A Two-Day National Conference (11th And 12th September, 2014) on

“A COMMEMORATION OF 150th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA”

(VSC Bly News Desk) As a part of yearlong celebrations (2013-2014) to commemorate the 150th

Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda UGC (Regional Office) Bangalore had sanctioned a

grant of Rs. 1, 45, 000/- to host and organize a National Conference to pay great tribute to the great


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monk. The Veerashaiva College, Ballari had decided to organize to the Conference on 11th and

12th September to commemorate the historical event of Swami Vivekananda, who cast spell of awe

and inspiration with his unrestrained eloquence with immeasurable knowledge of philosophy at

the Parliament of World Religions on 11th September 1893 at Chicago, USA.

The UGC sponsored a two-day National Conference (11th and 12th September, 2014) ON “A

Commemoration of 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda” had begun exactly at 10.30

a.m. on 11th September 2014 by the welcome speech by Dr. Gadgin, the librarian. He invited all

the dignitaries to the dais of the conference and requested all the guests to initiate the function by

paying the floral tribute to the

portrait of the great sage, Swami

Vivekananda. Sri P. Basavaraj,

Prinicipal, Veerashaiva College,

Ballari, presided over the

function. The Chief Guest Prof.

K.H. Shiva Prasad, Vice

Chancellor(IC), VSK

University, Ballari, inaugurated

the function by kindling the holy

lamp as token of inauguration.

All the guests joined in the auspicious moments of inauguration. Moments after the inauguration

Sri P. Mastanappa, the Organizing Secretary of the Conference, proposed the introductory speech

of the conference. Sri. Sri. Swami Bhavarupananda, Ramakrishna Math, Ulsoor, Bengaluru,

delivered his immaculate key-note address to the gathering saying that Swami Vivekananda was a

paragon excellence to spread the gospel of Indian philosophy to the west. He said that the teachings

of Swami Vivekananda are still relevant even today to follow and practice though he lived and

taught to the masses nearly

120 years ago. Dignitaries

Sri H. M. Gurusiddaswami,

Secretary, V.V. Sangha,

Ballari, Sri. Jannekunte

Sanna Basavaraj Chairman,

Governing Council,

Veerashaiva College,

Ballari, Sri M Sharana

Basavana Gouda, Member,

College Governing Council,

VSC, Ballari were present on

the dais. All the guests

remembered the services and successes of Swami Vivekananda. Finally, Sri. P. Basavaraj,


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Principal of the college delivered his presidential remarks elucidating the teachings of Swami

Vivekananda.

Soon after the inauguration the technical sessions were arranged. Sri. Mohan Siddanthi, Principal,

K E Board I Grade College, Dharwad, Dr. Narayana Reddy Secretary, Ramakrishna Math,

Chitradurg, Dr. Shantha Naik, Associate Professor of English, VSK University, Sri. Kalappa

Pattar, Spiritual Master, Bellary were graced the different sessions as resource persons of the

Conference. Nearly 50 papers on different aspects of Swami Vivekananda’s life and achievements

were presented by the delegates during the two days of the conference.

The second day of the Conference on 12th September, 2014 at 2.30 p.m. the Valedictory Function

was arranged. Sri. Sri. Swami Nirbhyananda Saraswathi, Ramakrishna Math, Gadag, was invited

as Chief Guest of the function. Sri. Allum Gurubasavarj, President, V V Sangha, Ballari, Sri. J. S.

Nepakshappa, Joint Secretary, V V Sangha, Ballari, Sri. R. Basavarj and Er. K. Basavaraj

Members, Governing Council, Veerashavia College, Ballari were present on the dais of the

valedictory ceremony. Sri. P. Basavaraj,

Principal, Veerashava College, Ballari,

presided over the function. Sri. Sri. Swami

Nirbhyananda Saraswathi cast a spell of

charm over the audience in his valedictory

speech with his unrestrained eloquence of

speech on this befitting occasion of paying

true tribute to Swami Vivekananda. All the

audience of the conference had an

experience of listening to Swami

Vivekananda himself on the day when he delivered his speech at the Parliament of World

Religions, Chicago, USA. Finally P. Mastanappa, the Organizing Secretary of the Conference,

proposed his humble vote of thanks to all the guests and delegates with great gratitude for the

grand success of the function.

VISIUALS OF DEPT. OF ZOOLOGY VISIT TO DAIRY ON 23/09/2014


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REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE & SOCIETY

(January 16th and 17th 2015)

(VSC 16th January) “Science & Society” a prestigious two-day Regional Science and Technology

Conference is organized with the collaboration of KSTA on 16th and 17th of January 2015. KSTA

has chosen Veerashaiva College, Ballari, referring it as one of the best leading colleges of this

region to host this reputed conference. On 16th January morning the whole campus of Veeerashaiva

College turned to festival by arriving the most eminent scientists, scholars and educationalists to

the Conference.

Prof. U.R.Rao, Chairman, KSTA/ Former Chairman, ISRO, GoI and also our proud alumni, Dr.

R.R. Navalgund, Former Director Space Application Centre, ISRO, Bangaluru, Dr. Y. S. Rajan,

Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Distinguished Professor at ISRO Headquarters and Chief Mentor, ISRO

Strategy Group, Shri. G. S. Rautela, Director General National Council of Science Museums,


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Kolkata, West Bengal, Prof. K. J. Rao, Emeritus Professor, Raman Fellow(Senior) Solid State

and Structural Chemistry Unit, IISc, Bangaluru, Dr. R. Gopichandran, Director, Vigyan Prasar,

DST, Noida, U.P., Prof. Geetha Bali, Former Vice-Chancellor Karnataka State Women’s

University and Former General President of 99th Indian Science Congress, Dr. T. Venkatesh,

Principal Advisor, Quality Council of India/Professor Emeritus Dept. of Biochemistry and

Biophysics, St. Johns Medical College, Bengaluru, Dr. Harish R Bhat, Centre for Ecological

Science IISc, Bangaluru and Dr. Prakash Bhat, CEO & Secretary, Society for Community

Participation and

Empowerment (SCOPE)

Dharwad are a few doyens of

Science and technology among

who arrived to the Conference.

KSTA has been fostering

young scientists by organizing

regional and state level Science

and Technology Conferences

with its noble objectives. To

popularize science and

technology and to foster

scientific temper among the students of different cross sections of society, more particularly among

rural students, KSTA is promoting Science Education by organizing conferences periodically.

Hence this conference is conceived to organize at Veerashaiva College, Ballari, on the well-liked

theme “Science and Society”.

Eventually, the inauguration ceremony started at 10.00 am soon after the Poster Inauguration by

Padmabhushan Prof. U. R. Rao, Chairman KSTA/ Former Chairman, ISRO, GoI. Initially, Dr.

Savitha Sonoli welcomed the gests. Nadageethe, Invocation Song was rendered. Prof U. R. Rao,

inaugurated the Conference by lighting the Lamp of Knowledge which can disperse the dark

corners of ignorance and delivered his inaugural speech. Dr. H. Honnegoud, special director

(Technical) Dept. Science and Technology/Member secretary, KSTA, Bangaluru delivered

introductory speech. Shri. Allum Basavaraj, President V. V. Sangha, Ballari presided over the

function and delivered his presidential speech to the gathering. Shri. Anil H. Lad, MLA, Ballari

City, Shri. Shavukar Sathish Babu the Chairman, the College Governing Body, P. Basavaraj, the

Principal of Veerashaiva College, Ballari, Dr. H. Mallikarjuna the organizing Secretary of the

Conference and Dr. K. C. Sajjan, Co-organising Secretary of the Conference have shared the dais.

The inaugural session is concluded at 11.45 am by presentation of vote of thanks for all the guests

by Dr. A. M. Ramesh, Scientific Officer –III, KSTA, Bengaluru.

Day one technical sessions have started at 12.00 noon. The Hon’ble Guest Padmabhushan Prof.

U. R. Rao addressed the gathering in the first session with his immaculate keynote address. Dr.

R.R. Navalgund Former director, Space Application Centre ISRO Bengaluru delivered a lecture


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on “Satellite Remote Sensing for Sustainable Society”, a series of Lectures is as follows: Shri G.

S. Rautela Director General Natioanl Council of Science Museums, Kolkata W.B. on “Role of

Science in Societal Welfare”, Shri Dr. R. Gopi Chandran Director, Vigyan Prasar, Noida, U.P. on

“Climate Change and Society”, and Prof. K. J. Rao Emeritus Professor, IISc., Bangaluru on

“Chemistry in Everyday Life.”

The Second day events on 17th of January started at 10.00 am. Dr. M. Seenappa Former Programme

Coordinator UNICEF, Bangaluru spoke on “Nutrition of Healthy and Sustainable Society”. Next

sessions are as followed: Dr. T. Venkatesh, Principal Advisor, Quality Council of India Dept. of

Biochemistry & Biophysics, St. Johns Medical College, Bengaluru on “Hazardous Chemicals and

Society”, Dr. Harish Bhat Centre for Ecological Science, IISc. Bengaluru on “Ecological Balance

of Sustainable Society”, and finally Prof. Geetha Bali Former Vice-Chancellor, Karnataka State

Women’s University, spoke on “Women in Science and Society”.

No doubt the bonanza of speeches and lectures of two days conference has been grand success in

inculcating the scientific temper among the young students. All the invitees and guests have

relished with the knowledge of science and technology. After the successful technical sessions the

organization committee

organized valedictory

function for all the guests.

Shri B. Shreeramulu M.P.

Ballari, Shri Amaranath

Patil, MLC, Smt. Geetha

Bali Member of KSTA,

Shri. G. Someshekar

Reddy, Former MLA,

Ballari Constuency, Dr.

Kappagal Veeresh

Principal, RYMEC,

Ballari, were attended as chief guests of the function. Prof U. R. Rao, Shri Mruthyanjaya Jinaga,

MLC, Sri. Shauvakar Sathis Babu, Chairman, College Governing Body, VSC, Bly, Shri P.

Basavaraj, Principal, VSC, Bly, distributed the prizes for the winners. Shri Nadgoudru Rudragoud,

Secretary, V.V. Sangha, Ballari, presented his presidential remarks. Dr. H. Mallikarjuna,

orgnaising secretary of the conference, presented vote of thanks to all the guests. Shri. Siddaram

Mulegi, Associate Professor of Sociology, VSC, Bly anchored the programme


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STUDY VISIT TO IISc., BENGALURU

As a part of the Curriculum, on 28th February 2015, the Department of Zoology of Veerashaiva

College, Ballari, planned to visit IISc. Bangalore, on the occurrence of “Science Day” celebrations

along with its 63 students. The members of the faculty Mr. G. Mallanagoud and Smt. Arundhati

accompanied the students. Since we had informed them through our principal about the visit, Sri.

Narayanappa, Section Officer, Finance & Accounts, IISc, Bangalore, received us warmly. Dr.

Balaji, Scientist demonstrated the various preserved specimens of Brain and brain covering namely

meninges. He explained us in detail about the different areas

of brain and their specific functions with photographs &

charts. The demonstrations of the brain were

amazing, and the students enjoyed the arrangements & details

of the exhibits. Further they had shown us a live example of

brain mapping on one of the students.

Afterwards, the students visited the department of

Aerospace. The person in-charge of the section had shown

us various models of aircraft, virtual simulator modules

and some models of unmanned aircraft which can be

operated by remote controlling systems. The students

elated by seeing the aeroplane in which Mr. Jemshed Tataji, the founder of IISc., Bangalore, had

flown first time from Mumbai to Bangaluru. The same aeroplane is still kept for public view.

From the department of Aerospace the students were taken to the Department of Biological

Science. The Scientist, who is in-charge of the department had shown us various pathogens which

could be the main causes of diseases and mainly focusing on AIDS, Cancer, and Cardiac disease.

From there we are taken to adjoining department of Nanotechnology. There the students were

given socks to wear before entering the laboratory. Ultra microscopic cells structure and seed

embryology were shown there.

Finally, Sri. Krishnamurthy PRO, Sri. Narayanappa Section Officer, staff and students of IISc.,

had taken us to the statue of Mr. Jamshed Tataji in the premises of institute. We expressed our

sincere thanks and gratitude to all the members of the staff for supporting us to make this

educational tour a success and meaningful.


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TWO DAY WORKSHOP ON THE PRESENT STATUS OF TEACHING ENGLISH

GRAMMAR AT UG LEVEL

March 27 and 28 of 2015

(VSC Bly News Desk) A Two-day Workshop, on 27/03/’15 and 28/03/2015, on the main theme

of “The Present Status of Teaching Grammar at UG Level”, UGC sponsored, organized by the

Department of English,

Veerashaiva College, Ballari, was

inaugurated by the Chief Guest,

Prof. V.V.N. Rajendra Prasad,

Rayalseema Univeristy, Karnool,

AP.

The Secretary of the workshop is

Prof. Mallikarjunappa. The

dignitaries who were present on


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dais were: Sri Kori Virupakshappa, Sri Anni Virupakshappa and Sri Sunil. Miss Evangeline

welcomed the gathering. The programme began with the invocation by Mrs Jalajakshi, a Lecturer,

followed by lighting the divine lamp by the dignitaries on the dais.

In his inaugural address, the Chief Guest, Prof. V.V.N. Rajendra Prasad focused on the significant

point that ‘Knowing a language is different from knowing about a language’.

The inauguration was presided over by the Principal of Veerashaiva College, Prof. H.Jayaprakash

Gauda, expressed his remarks on this occasion in simple but stuffed with semantic value: ‘The

only objective of this workshop is to ameliorate the present syllabus of English Grammar, catering

to the needs of our students’. Prof. Mastanappa prosed a vote of thanks. Soon after the tea-break

at 11.30 a.m., the audience was all ears to listen to the Keynote address by Prof. V.V.N.

Rajendraprasad who was the cynosure of this event.

The Chief Guest highlighted the point that English is not a foreign language in India. Through

some audio-visual aids, he could distinctly prove how people make mistakes in using English. He

presented umpteen examples of ambiguity like ‘I am going to sell my house along with my wife.’

He reiterated the point that we have to pay attention to our pronunciation also because English is

a non-phonetic language, meaning, spelling and pronunciation do not agree. In a nutshell, he said

that English is the only language through which we can study any other language or literature

under the sun.

After lunch, at 1.30 p.m., Prof. Shanta Nayak, Head of the Department of English and Dean, VSK

Univeristy, Ballari, fascinated the audience with his illustrations of how people realize the

significance of English, later in life and how we are forced to learn it, may it be scholastic or

collegiate level. He referred

to the problems of

infrastructure, strength of the

students in the classroom,

students with varied

capabilities and time

constraints.

The next session at 03.30

p.m., was taken over by Prof.

Robert Jose, Department of

English, VSK University,

Ballari. The theme was

“Analysis of the present

grammar syllabus at UG

Level, in different Universities in Karnataka’.

After a brief introduction to the topic, he gave an assignment to the audience to go through the

possibly available syllabi and to be ready by the first session on the next day. He announced the

end of the programme at 05.15 p.m.

At 10.30 a.m., the second day of the workshop (i.e. 28/03/’15) was taken over by the Resource

Person, Prof. Robert Jose, Department of English, VSK University, Ballari. The participants were


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divided into four groups and were given the syllabus copies of English grammar with the

prescribed textbooks. Every group had to go through them to present a brief report on the

grammatical items prescribed at different levels of study.

After the lunch-break, the programme resumed at 02.00 p.m. Prof. Robert Jose discussed

multifarious pedagogic aspects of grammar and at the end of the session, he opined that our

grammar syllabi should be graded, catering to the needs of our students who hail from different

cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

The Organizing Secretary, Prof. A. Mallikarjunappa asked the participants to express themselves.

Many of them said that such workshops would certainly ameliorate the mettle of the teaching

community and in turn they could motivate students in learning English Communicative skills.

Prof. Rajendra Prasad of Rayalaseema University, Karnool, spelled out his observrions by saying

that all the participants have actively involved themselves in the deliberations and interactions took

place in different sessions of the workshop. The Workshop ended with the Valedictory Ceremony.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY EDUCATIONAL TOUR -1

(VSC Bly News Desk) In the academic year 2014-15, VI Semester students were taken to the

historically significant Hampi. This one day-tour certainly serves the purpose of experimental

learning for students.A batch of 35students was taken to Hampi accompanying three teachers. The

Head of the Department,

Sri.P.Suresh, led the whole

group. Hampi is 60 Kilometers

away from Ballari.The Batch of

students left Bellary at 10th

March 2015 at 08.00a.m. It

reached Hampi at 09.30p.m.

First, they visited Hampi

Kannada University and learnt

how the ancient manuscripts

preserved there by the Department of Epigraphy. Students were explained about the process of

preserving old documents. They had also been shown the evolution of Kannada script from ancient

times to the modern age.

Later the learners were taken to Hampi Virupaksheshwara Temple, Vijaya Vittal Temple, and Sri

Krishna Temple. Afterwards they visited other historical monuments like Mahanavami Dibba,

Lotus Mahal, Elephants stable, Queen’s Bath and other places. At each monument the students

were provided elaborative explanations. All of them felt quite elated for having learnt the places

that were studied earlier in their text books. At Vijaya Vittal Temple, the students enjoyed musical

notes produced in pillars when they are tapped. The other whole day was spent at Jattinga

Rameshwara, Ashoka Siddapura and Brahmagiri.


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THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY EDUCATIONAL TOUR -2

(VSC Bly News Desk) On 1st April, 2015 the II semester B.A. students were taken to the

historically renowned places which are in 35 – 40 kilometers distance to Bellary. 30 students and

three faculties went on a tour. Prof. P. Suresh, Head, Department of History led the team.

Jattinga Rameshwara is a place which is known historically important place where the Bird,

Jatayauu, tried to protect Sita,

while being taken away by

Ravana. This is the place where

the bird fell down being its

wings severed by Ravana. Also,

there is an inscription of

Ashoka. The other two places

Ashoka Siddapura and

Brahmagiri are the two places

where Ashoka’s inscriptions

indicate that these two places

were the South Indian

boundaries of Ashoka’s Empire.

The students were explained of all these things. These inscriptions also speak about Ashoka’s

spreading of Buddhism. These two places in olden days were the important places Mouryan

Kingdom under the reign of the great Emperor Ashoka. The programme has provided very good

learning experience for all the students. All of them overwhelmed with joy in the spirit of history

in these places.The Department of History, thus, has provided experiential learning to the students

of History.

THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL

The Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC), of Veerashaiva College, Ballari, is dedicated to ensure that

students across communal, regional and religious spectrum are able to access our pedagogical and

extra-curricular resources and

infrastructures without

discrimination and dignity.

Towards promoting diversity

within the college, the EOC

works for affirmative action

amongst and for differently-able

students, students from SC, ST

and OBC categories and students

from minority religions. To this

effect, the EOC organizes

workshops on pedagogical sensitivity in relation to socio-political discrimination for the teaching

staff; workshops, lectures and interactive events against discrimination of all kinds for the student


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community at large. EOC encourages greater admission of persons from aforementioned

communities in the student body. EOC acts as a facilitator for resources and support which persons

from aforementioned communities might need for a safer and equitable access to our resources

and infrastructure and works with other statutory college bodies, such as the Women’s

Development Cell, the Remedial Coaching Cell, and the Enabling Committee for Persons with

Disabilities, as well as with the NSS and NCC.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY – 2015 (VSC Bly News Desk) On 08-03-2015, Veerashaiva College, Ballari and Nehru Yuva Kendhra

(NYK) a unit of Government of India, jointly organized International Women’s Day – 2015 in

the auditorium of the Veerashaiva

College, Ballari. Shri. P.Basavaraj,

the Principal, presided over the

function. The chief guest Shri

Shavukar Sathish Babu inaugurated

the function by lighting the holy

lamp. Dr. B G Kalavathi delivered a

special lecture on the event. She

spoke on the importance of women

empowerment through education

and also asked women to come

forward to fight against the injustice in the male-dominated societies. Shri. P.Basavaraj, president

of the function expressed his concern towards women in his presidential remarks. Lastly Dr. B R

Manjunath, Associate Professor of Kannada proposed vote of thanks to all the guests of the

function.

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JOINT ACTION PLAN WITH DESHPANDE FOUNDATION, HUBBALLI

(VSC Bly News Desk) Miss Neeta Habba and Miss Rachal representatives from Deshpande

Foundation, Huballi, visited Veerashaiva College on 16-04-2015 and addressed the gathering of

the students at Commerce and

Management Campus of Veerahiava

College, Ballari regarding on the

activities of Deshoande Foundation and

also how foundation helps the students

in choosing their career/course. The

college has Memorandum of

Understanding (MOU) to participate in

the activities of the college on

personality development, Career

Guidance and Placement, and train them to develop in social entrepreneurship.

CAMPUS INTERVIEWS (23.4.2015)

(VSC Bly News Desk) Veerashaiva College, Bellary, organized a pool campus interviews with

Spandana Spoorthi Finance Ltd.,

Hyderabad, on 23.4.15 at its

Commerce and Management

campus. 70 students from

different colleges have

participated in the event. It was

open only for Commerce and

Management Boys. Out of 70

students the company has short

listed 11 candidates. 9 students

from Veerashaiva Colege, 1 from

AKIMS MBA and 1 B. Com. Final Year student of Commerce and Management College, Bellary.


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Ph. D. AWARD

Dr. K C Sajjan, Associate Professor of Physics, Veerashaiva College, Ballari, received Ph. D.

degree from VTU, Belagavi on 9th May 2015

by His Excellency, Vajubhai R Vala,

Hon’ble Governor of Karnataka State,

Hon’ble Central Railway Minister Suresh

Prabhu, the renowned Scientist Atrey and Dr.

H. Maheshappa, Vice- Chancellor VTU,

Belagavi. Ph. D Degree is awarded to K.C.

Sajjan for his successful completion of

research and writing a thesis on “Synthesis

Characterization and Applications of Conducting Polymer Composites” under the guidance

of Dr. Syed Khasim, Professor and Head of Science and Humanities PESIT-South Block,

Bengaluru.

NATIONAL AWARD (VSC Bly News Desk) On August 31st 2014 the Veerashaiva College arranged felicitation to

honour Dr. H B Jalajakshi,

Assistant Professor of Sociology

for her outstanding achievement of

receiving Dr. Radhakrishna

Shikshana National Award from

International Institute for Social

and Economic Reform ®

Bangalluru. Prof. P. Basavaraj and

the members of teaching faculty

profusely congratulated her for her

distinguished contribution to the

development of the Nation and achieving outstanding excellence in the field of Teaching, Research

and Publication.


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BLOOD DONATION CAMP

(VSC Bly News Desk) As a part of regular

activities the NSS volunteers of Veershaiva

College, Ballari participated in Blood Donation

Camp. Nearly 150 units of blood was donated

from the students and teaching faculty. P.

Basavaraj, the principal inaugurated the camp

and initiated the camp by donating blood as the

first person. He said “In such programmes the

NSS students are coming in contact with the

people and their problems. Hence this

experience will definitely develop the personality of the students and also satisfying their urge to

serve the weak and the needy people.”

AIDS/HIV AND LEPROSY AWARENESS PROGRAMME

(VSC Bly News Desk) National Service

Scheme (NSS) of Veerashaiva College

organized special programme on creating

awareness on Aids/HIV and Leprosy on

10.10.2014. The Principal, P. Basavaraj

presided over the function. The chief guest

of the function Dr. Girish inaugurated the

function by lighting the lamp. He spoke on

the importance of personal hygiene and how

one has to prevent himself by not to come

into contact of such diseases. Prevention is

better than cure. Mr. G. Mallanagoud invited the guests and Mr. K C Theppeswami presented vote

of thanks.


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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAMME – MEETING WITH PRISONERS

(VSC Bly News Desk) Under the

College experiential learning

programme a team of students are

facilitated to meet the prisoners at the

Central Prison, Bellary. The Jail

Superintendent, Sri Ananda Reddy,

arranged the contact programme on the

request of the principal. There are many

issues have raised in the live-course of

discussion between the students and the prisoners. The Students of the college had learnt many

valuable things during this virtual contact programme of the prisoners how some of the prisoners

had fallen into criminal charges with an unforeseen, insensible fit of anger and spoil their lives

being convicted.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAMME – MEETING WITH SOORTHY

(VSC Bly News Desk) English Literary Association

arranged an Experiential Learning Programme for all

the students of Veerashaiva College, Bellary on the

occasion when Miss Rubeena Soorthy, a British

Nationalist, who was on her way to world tour to create

awareness on cancer. She was invited to our college to

address the students on her uphold project. It gave them

the virtual experience of talking with native English

Speaker with native accent of English.

THE PLACEMENT CELL

(VSC Bly News Desk) The Placement Cell of Veerashaiva College, Ballari, is very vigorously

working in planning and

training of overall

development of the students

before placing them in top

companies. Students are also

apprised on continuous basis

through regular personal

contacts, seminars,

workshops about their higher

learning opportunities and

placement opportunities both

in India and abroad. The

students of Veerashaiva


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College are nurtured with professionalism to excel and succeed in all their endeavours. The

Placement Cell programmes and campus recruitments ensure better job prospects and career

building opportunities to all students. The placement cell, with dedicated and skilled personnel

interact with corporate and professionals from diverse industry domains. The Placement Cell

programmes ensure our students ready for interviews and are facilitated with better career

opportunities

Our Recruiters

Over the years, Placement Cell has built reputation of increasing amount of talent passing out from

our institution. The Placement Cell ensures that the college impart to our students and this has been

witnessed by the companies conducting Campus Recruitments.

CAMPUS INTERVIEWS 2014-15

Students selected in various Companies from Veerashaiva College, Ballari.

aba Fareed B.Sc. [PCM]

Infosys, LNT & WIPRO

Sangeetha S R B.A. [EHS]

Infosys

Sandeep Gouda K S B.Sc. {PCM}

LNT & Infosys

Manasa N M.Com.

TCS

Padmaraj A C BCA

WIPRO & Infosys

Ravi Tejeshwara V S B.Com. [TPP]

TCS

Naheda BCA

WIPRO

Archana Bai G B.Sc. [PMCs]

Infosys Hinduja Global


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Mary Anusha A B.A. [KHS]

Infosys

Samreen Sultana B.Sc. [CBZ]

WIPRO

Subramanyam BCA

WIPRO

Venkatesh B.Sc. [CBZ]

Granstand India

Venkatesh A B.Com. [TPP]

TCS

Anthony Pavankumar B.Com. [TPP]

Infosys

Anusha S BCA

WIPRO

Irfana Banu B BCA

WIPRO

Dashrath S K B.Sc. [CBZ]

Infosys

Archana B.Com [Gen]

TCS

Qairunnisa Sanober B.Sc. [PMCs]

Infosys & WIPRO

Monika K B.Sc. [CBZ]

Infosys & WIPRO

Anilkumar

B.Sc. [Bio-tech] WIPRO

Rohini T

BCA WIPRO

Monica K J Nidhi

B.Sc. [CBZ] Infosys & WIPRO

Jabeena Banu

B.Sc. [PCM] TCS & WIPRO


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S. Sameer B.Sc. [CBZ]

Aditya Birla Minacs

Sharath Kumar B

B.Sc. [PCM] Infosys & WIPRO

Nafisa Saheen

B.Sc. [PCM] HInduja Global Service

Ashalatha R K

M.Com. TCS

Srimanth T

BBM Infosys

Chaitanya K G

BBM Infosys

Naveen Reddy V

BBM Infosys

Niranjan Singh Rajput

B.Com. [Gen] LNT & Infosys

Leela G T

B.Com. [Comp] TCS

Dada Hayath Khalandar

B.Com. [TPP] TCS & Infosys

Vinod Kumar A B.Com. [Gen]

Infosys

Akshay Kumar H M B.Com. [Gen]

Infosys

Santosh G Nagpal

B.Com. [TPP] TCS

Swathi J R B.Com. [Comp]

TCS

Keerthi B B.Com. [Gen]

TCS

Lakshmi Priya M B.Com. [Gen]

TCS


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This list is prepared in presence of & on guidance by Prof. A. Mallikarjunappa, Convener of the Placement Cell,

Veerashaiva College, Ballari.

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GLIMPSES OF FANCY DRESS COMPETITION – 2014 ARRANGED BY

Women Cells ARC, SHPCC, WGCC on the eve of WOMEN’S DAY -2014


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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY: EDUCATIONAL TOUR 16/04/2015

(VSC Bly News Desk) In tune with our policy of the department, and also to expose our students to

the practical aspects of the subject, we arranged an industrial tour to KPCL and ACC cements, two

of the prominent industrial units of area. 75

students of U.G. and P.G. were guided by

the faculty of the departmet. The thermal

power plant commissioned in the recent

years is now fully operative in generating

500MW of power. This project was

completed successfully in a record time.

The power generation from this unit to a greater extent to meet the ever expanding needs of power.

The students were taken to various sections involved in power generation. The unit is coal based


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plant and the coal is supplied from the Coal India Ltd. The students and the faculty interacted with

the engineers on the various aspects of power generation. The students were also taken to water

treatment unit. The participants evinced good interest and got the insight of various aspects of

power generation. ACC Cement has its own good reputation since the beginning and has

established itself in the Cement

industry in India. The students

were taken inside the plant and

exposed to the various units, from

cement manufacturing to packing.

This unit engages the latest

technology in the industry standing

in the premier position by

maintaining quality through constant research and development. The students were given the

insight into the cement manufacturing process through the power point presentation followed by

active interaction. We are proud to mention here that some of the alumni of our department are

placed in prominent position in the Company and the students expressed their happiness for

visiting such industries which have enhanced and enriched their knowledge.

A SPECIAL LECTURE ON HUMANISM – ENGLISH LITERARY ASSOCIATION

07/03/2015

(VSC Bly News Desk) English Literary Association arranged a special lecture on 07.03.2015 to all

the students of Veerashaiva College by inviting the most eminent professor of English, Prof. K.

Ventkatareddygaru, and the

Chairperson of Parivarthana (a

voluntary organization for

Social Change), Madanapalli,

A.P. Rtd. Prof. K

Venkatareddygaru the most

distinguished Scholar of

English Literature was kindly

accepted our humble request to

deliver his unrestrained


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masterpiece of lecture on ‘Humanism and Its Need of The Hour’. Prof. Sudharani, the in-charge

principal for the day, presided over the function. Professor took the audience to the imaginary

world of literature and stressed on the point of humanism and its essentiality in the modern age.

Sir’s speech was really a new experience for all the students to realize the importance of being

human in this contemporary world where all relations of humans are grossly neglected.

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE COLLEGE IS ESSENTIAL: PROF. C. R. KARISIDDAPPA

(VSC-Bly, 05/04/2015) ‘The College/colleges must be redefined to the expectations of the NAAC

to achieve better accreditation grade’:

said Prof. C. R. Karisiddappa, Rtd.

Professor & Emeritus Fellow of

Karnataka University, Dharwad, in his

special speech as a resource person.

This special speech was arranged by

NAAC- IQAC of Veerashaiva College,

Ballari for all the members of teaching

faculty of Veerashaiva College. The

holistic development of the college is

indeed the need of the hour from basic

amenities to higher requirements to

meet the demands of the stakeholders of the institution to create conducive atmosphere for

pleasurable perception of their knowledge. The NAAC has identified seven important areas

namely seven criteria of self-study report to study the potentialities of the institution. Rtd. Prof.

C.R. Karisiddappa spoke on every

detail of each criterion from

Curricular Aspects to Innovations and

Best Practices of the institution and

gave valuable suggestions to the

steering committee who is responsible

in preparation of self-study report. Sri.

Nadagoudara Rudragouda, Hon’ble

Secretary of the V.V. Sangha, Ballari

attended the function as a guest of

honour, Prof. H. Jayaprakash Goud, Principal, Veerashaiva College, presided over the function.

Sri. Sunil Kumar, Member of the College Governing Body was also present and shared dais. At

the end of session Dr. B. O. Sathyanarayana Reddy presented vote of thanks for all the guests.


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VIJAYANAGARA SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY

SPORTS BLUES

OF

VEERASHAIVA COLLEGE, BALLARI.

Gali Santhosh Kumar

B. Com., III Year

Shuttle Badminton

2013-14 and 2014-15

Niketh Hiremath

B. Com., III Year

Cricket

2013 -14

Tirumal Kumar Reddy

B. Com., III Year

Cricket

2014-15

Azaruddin Khadri

B. Sc., III Year

Cricket

2014-15

Pavan kumar J

B. Com., III Year

Cricket

2014-15

Raju P

B. Com III Year

Cricket

2014-15

Vinod Kumar K

B. Com., III Year

Foot-Ball

2014-15

Pavan kumar

B.Com., III Year

Foot-Ball

2014-15

Amarath. K.

B. Com., III Year

Foot-Ball

2014-15

Sharath Kumar

B. Com., II Year

Foot-Ball

2014 -15

P. G. Tejashwini

B. Sc., III Year (CBZ)

Volley Ball (Vice-Captain)

2014-15

K. Janaki

B. S., I Year (CBZ)

Volley Ball

2014-15


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Surekha Butt

B. Com., III Year

Karnataka state Hockey Team

Represented

for the year 2014-15

Vijaya Lakshmi Pawar

BCA II Year

Karnataka State Hockey Team

Represented

for the year 2014-15

Women Chess University Champions

For the year

2014 – 15

Men Cricket University Champions

For the Year

2014 -15


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Men Foot-Ball University

Champions

For the Year

2014 - 15

Men Shuttle Badminton

Runner up

Champions

For the year

2014 -15

Physical Director of Veershaiva College, Sri. H. Chandrashekar Goud, happily announced in the

presence of the Principal, Prof. H Jayaprkash Goud that Veershaiva College has produced the

highest number of V. S. K. University Sports Blues for the year 2014-15 in various events and

released those related photos. Veerashaiva College has spearheaded as a Champion of the

University in the following events for the year 2014-15. It is Champion of the Cricket (Men),

Champion of the Foot-Ball (Men), Champion of the Chess (women) and Runner Up Champion in

Shuttle Badminton(Men) for the year 2014 -15


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Veerashaiva College, Ballari Gallery of Ranks

(VSC Bly News Desk)

Sl. No.

Reg. No. Name Class Year Marks obtained

% Rank

1. 0846624 Likhitha BK B. Com. May -2010 3447/4050 85.11 IV

2. 0832535 Ahwini Mohan B B. Sc. -do- 4080/4650 87.74 I

3. 0846724 Kavaya M B. Com. -do- 3737/4350 85.91 I

4. 0846732 Archana -do- -do- 3737/4350 85.91 I

5. 0846721 Madankumr -do- -do- 3661/4350 84.16 II

6. 0846802 Nagendhra P -do- -do- 3590/4350 82.53 III

7. 0846712 Manjula I -do- -do- 3464/4350 79.63 IV

8. 0846718 Radhika K -do- -do- 3461/4350 79.56 V

9. 0846707 GopalKrishna Y -do- -do- 3438/4350 79.03 VI

10. 0846735 Anusha J -do- -do- 3405/4350 78.28 VII

11. 0846706 Geetha V -do- -do- 3369/4350 77.45 VIII

12. 0846728 Shilpa GV -do- -do- 3294/4350 75.72 IX

13. 0846715 Sowmyashree J -do- -do- 3249/4350 74.69 X

14. 0900564 Zareena JM B. A. May -2011 2879/-- 83.45 II

15. 0900521 Anantakumar -do- -d0- 2844/-- 82.43 IX

15. 0935244 Nishanthi D B.Sc. -do- 4133/4650 88.81 III

16. 0935243 Anusha M -do- -do- 4025/4650 86.56 VI

17. 0948180 Bhojeshwari M B. Com. -do- 3522/4050 86.96 IV

18. 0958113 Shrimathi K BBM -do- 3268/3900 83.79 IX

19. 0947003 Govindaraje Venkatachala Y E Bio-Tech -do- 3353/3850 87.09 II

20. 0947005 R. Roselynr Venkateshwarlu -do- -do- 3348/3850 86.96 III

21. 0947004 Jisha S. Gopinathan Pillai. K -do- -do- 3150/3850 81.82 VII

22. 0947008 Nahid Sultana Mushtaq Ahmed C -do- -do- 3097/3850 80.44 IX

23. 0947001 Madhavi G -do- -do- 3078/3850 79.95 X

REFERENCES:

1. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B.Com./2010 – 11/9884 dated 03/10-11-2010 2. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B.Sc./2010 – 11/11333 dated 22/24-11-2010 3. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B.Com./2010 – 11/11939 dated 20/25-01-2011 4. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B.A./2011 – 12/82134 dated 17/10-10-2011/21.11.2011 5. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B.Sc./2011 – 12/10128 dated 24/25-01-2012 6. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B.Com./2011 – 12/7653 dated 26-10-2011/5-11-2011 7. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/BBM/2011 – 12/7654 dated 20-10-2011/05-11-2011 8. Ref. no. GUG/EXAM/B. Sc. Bio-Tech/2011–12/-- dated 16-02-2012


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