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Deccan Herald » District » Detailed Story
Govt PU college cultural events inaugurated
DH News Service, Gubbi:
The 2007-08 sports, cultural events, NSS and Echo Club of Kadaba Government PU College in Gubbi Taluk was inaugurated by writer Dr S M Bhasikarchar.


The Indian culture is the most sacred in the entire world. If everyone is aware of his nation, language, people and culture only then will Gandhiji’s dream of Ramarajya will become a reality, said writer Dr S M Bhasikarchar.

He was speaking at the inauguration of the 2007-08 sports, cultural events, NSS and Echo Club of Kadaba Government PU College in Gubbi Taluk, and regretted that these days youth did not care much for the country or the languages. Hence the teachers have a responsibility to create an awareness about the ideals and values in life.

Retired principal Prof M G Ramanna after felicitating the talented students said, man who is a creature of nature should understand himself.

Mother and child

The relation between man and environment is like that of a mother and child. The teachers should train the students as the custodians of Indian culture, he added.

The donations received by Aryavyshya Mandali, SBM branch, Bescom officials, taluk panchayat former president Siddagangamma Ramanna couple  Subramanyam trust chief Anantha Shetty were distributed Nagesh Babu.

He also announced that he would adopt two poor students and contribute for their entire education.

SDMC president Huchchaveeregowda, GP member Rangdhamegowda, principal Narayanswamy and others were present. B Nagaraju welcomed. H K Siddarajaiah proposed a vote of thanks, Doddegowda compered.

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