Teachers say he was obedient, conscientious

It was a proud moment for the faculty of Canadian International School, Yelahanka, on Monday as their alumnus Yaduveer Gopalraj Urs was rechristened as Yaduveer
Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, after he was adopted by Pramodadevi as her son.

The teachers recalled the days when they used to teach Yaduveer. The faculty were all praise for their former student. The school management said that Yaduveer took up a two-year International Baccalaureate Diploma programme in grade 11 and 12, with the core subject being Economics. He passed out in 2010 with flying colours, they said.
Tara Srinidhi, who taught him Economics, said Yaduveer used to do all the assignments on time and was a sincere student.

“He was a bright and dignified student. He was neither very talkative nor silent. I knew that he was related to the Mysore royal family while he was pursuing his studies because of his surname,” she said.  

Yaduveer’s Hindi teacher Vishwas Kulkarni remembered him as a well-behaved, obedient and conscientious student. Kulkarni pointed out that he always participated in cultural activities.

“In 2010, he anchored the Deepavali show, which was a hit. He was active in all classroom activities too. He was a good orator,” the teacher said.

Some of the management staff, on Monday, reminisced Yaduveer’s days in the school by taking a look at the yearbook.

“Students, at the time of graduation, write about their experiences in the yearbook. Yaduveer had written about his experience when he passed out in 2010,” said Penelope Abraham, vice-principal and director of admissions and development.

The school management said that they would love to have him visit the school one day and share his thoughts.