Chiguru Chinmaya Award conferred on six younger achievers

Stating that high quality training and robust ethical values will play a significant function in constructing a wholesome nation, Kalaburagi Rangayana Director Sujata Jangamshetty has known as upon mother and father and academic establishments for making certain high quality training and instilling noble values in college students.

She was addressing a gathering after conferring Chiguru Chinmaya Award on younger achievers through the Chaitrothsava-2025 programme organized by Dr. P.S. Shankar Prathistana in collaboration with Rotary Membership Kalaburagi and Dakshina Kannada Sangha right here on Sunday.

Stressing the necessity for transformational adjustments within the training system to make youngsters study with none stress and stress and keep away from changing into “rats in a rat race”, Dr. Jangamshetty stated that psychosis for scoring excessive marks is rising in society.

Dad and mom are pressuring their youngsters to attain increased marks regardless of their aptitude stage. Competitors is sweet and securing excessive marks is nice however they aren’t the only real bearers of success and prosperity, she stated.

“Many of the college students have a deeply ingrained worry of failure, however failure shouldn’t be the ultimate vacation spot. It’s however an important steppingstone in the direction of a higher success. Failure typically forces us to reevaluate our objectives. The reality is that the majority success tales are riddled with failures,” Dr. Jangamshetty stated.

Dr. P.S. Shankar in his introductory speech stated that the prathistana has accomplished 25 years of its journey and is dedicatedly working in the direction of empowering marginalised sections and enhancing entry to training and healthcare within the Kalyana Karnataka area.

Award

As many as six college students have been conferred with the Chiguru Chinmaya Award for his or her achievements in numerous classes: Supriya Sutar (Bharatanatyam), Soumya Rayaram (Vachana reciting), Sanmaya Ruddrawadi (cricket), Sushant Bhat (coin and stamp assortment), Harsha Siddareddy (Republic Day parade) and Advaith Jajee (chosen for summer season workshop at Harvard College).

Vice-President of Dr. P.S. Shankar Prathistana H. Veerabhadrappa, secretary Narendra Badsheshi and joint secretary Sadanand Mahagaonkar have been current.