Hassan-Chikmagaluru-Shimoga Projects Thread

[giri189]

You can see Government Engineering College has glow up in the left corner of this pic
This view is from Peripheral Ring Road







© Deeraj Gowda, Facebook

[engineer.akash]

Wow amazing colours.Thanks for posting giri, may i know which lake that is?

[giri189]

Satyamangala Lake (Kannada: ಸತ್ಯಮಂಗಳ ಕೆರೆ ) near Ring Road

[engineer.akash]

SHIMOGA -Random shots

BH road

[engineer.akash]

SHIMOGA Random shots

Nehru Road??



Mini soudha road??



Newly laid concrete road



Lot of road works uunderway in Shimoga....22 roads to be concreted under CM's generous grants--And why not it is his tuf...

[engineer.akash]

SHIMOGA KSRTC Bus stand works on

[engineer.akash]

Rs. 9 cr. for road improvement works in Hassan district

Staff Correspondent

Hassan: Janata Dal (Secular) leader H.D. Revanna has said the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has allocated Rs. 9 crore for upgrading two roads in Hassan district.

Speaking to presspersons on Monday, Mr. Revanna said the Union Government had sanctioned Rs. 4 crore from the Central Road Fund for improving the road connecting B.B. Road and Koushka via Karigowdanakoplu, K. Hirehalli, Markuli, Malaji, Nellakkihalli and Santhe Koppalu, in Hassan taluk. The length of the road is about 10 km. Similarly, Rs. 5 crore had been allocated for improving the State highway connecting Ballupet and Kodlipet in Sakleshpur taluk.

[engineer.akash]

CM's home turf stands to benefit

BANGALORE: Chief minister B S Yeddyurappa might shower some goodies on his home-turf Shikaripur on Thursday.

The cabinet, which is meeting in Shikaripur, is likely to a clear cattle feed plant and basic amenities to different slums in BSY's hometown. The plant will be set up in the CM's constituency for Rs 45 crore and the slum project is pegged at Rs 15 crore.

The cabinet will also take away the powers of departmental secretaries in writing remarks after a bill is passed by both houses of the legislature.

Generally, a bill passed by the legislature is forwarded to the governor with a report of the secretary of the department concerned.

However, now, the government feels the question of taking a report from the secretary doesn't arise after the bill is passed, as the legislature is supreme.

As it involves certain powers of the governor, the cabinet in December had taken his approval to issue the notification. For this, the Karnataka government (Transaction of Business) Rules, 1977 should be amended.

[giri189]

Some undisclosed property is U/C near Hassan Urban development Authority (HUDA).

[deepaksubramaniyan]

@ above...

I heard thats JDS complex structure consists of its office as well as a marriage hall with some rooms and shops.....

[giri189]

Originally Posted by deepaksubramaniyan

@ above...

I heard thats JDS complex structure consists of its office as well as a marriage hall with some rooms and shops.....

Yeah Looks like the same

[s.yogendra]

Multi-speciality cardiac care unit ready
Staff Correspondent Hindu

Shimoga: Nanjappa Hospital has established Nanjappa Life Care, a multi-speciality cardiac care unit in Gadikoppa near the city.

Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa would inaugurate the new cardiac care unit on May 12 at 3 p.m.

Programme

Shivamurthy Shivacharya Swamiji of Taralabalu Math, Davangere MLA Shamanur Shivashankarappa, Dr. Vivek Javali of Fortis Hospital, Bangalore; and paediatrician D.G. Benakappa are expected to take part in the programme.

Mr. Benakappa, Managing Trustee of Nanjappa Group, told presspersons here on Tuesday said that the specialised treatment would be offered at an affordable price at the hospital.

Under one roof

Cardiology and cardiac surgery would be provided under one roof .

Nanjappa Life Care would offer comprehensive therapeutic facilities to help cardiac patients who require intervention and procedures such as percutaneous coronary intervention, bypass surgery, valve replacements, electrophysiology procedures, pacemaker implantation, interventional, and surgical procedures for congenital heart disease, he said.

[giri189]

My 'ಪಕ್ಕದ ಮನೆ ಹುಡಗ' is now State PUC topper


Bangalore: The topper in the state in Science stream, who has secured 590 out of 600, hails from Hassan district.

Javagal Amith Tejas, who is a student of Venkateshwara PU College Hassan, seemed visibly surprised. "I did not expect I would emerge as a topper. But I was confident of securing above 580. I am really happy today," said Amith.

The first person to see Amith's results on Tuesday was his father Ajjampura Nagaraj himself. Nagaraj is working as an assistant engineer with PWD. "I saw his results through internet in my office and I was so happy to note that he secured 590. But I did not know that he was a topper for the state till I got calls from the press and his lecturers," he said.

Amith's mother Veena is working with the Krishna Law College in Hassan. Amith wants to become a doctor. "I did CET well and want to do medicine. Nowadays, every one is after engineering but I want to become a doctor and serve the society," he said.

And the secret of his success: time management in studies. He used to study at least six hours a day from the beginning. Has he any message? "Those who failed to clear the exams need not be disheartened. This is not the end of their life. They should not lose hope. And those who secured higher marks should not think they are geniuses," he said.

To make Amith perform well in exams, his family had to make little sacrifices. Among them is the removal of cable connection. "The TV was kept adjacent to my room. So I asked my parents to remove the connection," said Amith.

The entire college is happy with Amith's performance. Srihari Venkatesh Toragal, his teacher, said, "Amith was a wonderful student and he wanted to achieve something from the beginning. Today, he has made me proud."

Source

[giri189]

And one of the SSLC topper and UPSC 256th rank holder (Sowmya V) is from our Hassan, Proud to be an Hassanite

[giri189]

With Aniketh's achievement, Hassan has produced toppers in both SSLC and PU. Amit Tejas, a student in Hassan, emerged topper in the science stream of PU.

Aniketh, son of S.N. Satyanarayana, a scientist-engineer at Master Control Facility (MCF) of ISRO in Hassan, and S. Anita, employee of Canara Bank, wants to be aeronautical engineer and work at NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) in the United States.

Aniketh received information of being one of the toppers from his school in the afternoon. He was excited as were his parents.

Mr. Satyanarayana, who was on duty at the MCF, rushed back home to be with his son on the joyous occasion as he received result over phone. His mother Anita had taken a day's leave. “I could not believe when I received the call from the school. I was expecting to be one among the five toppers in the state. I am excited,” said Aniketh. His father also expressed surprise over the results. “This is beyond our expectations,” he said.

Aniketh said he studied for four to five hours a day. “There was no need to take tuitions as teachers at my school took special classes and guided me very well,” he said.

When Aniketh was in the eighth standard he passed the National Talent Search Examination. He has been getting a monthly scholarship of Rs. 500. He has won many prizes in quiz competitions. In the last three years, he has won the first prize in the district level quiz competition.


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[engineer.akash]

@Giri
Convey our regards to them

[s.yogendra]

Plans to popularise Gendekatte Sanctuary in Hassan
Hassan, May 16, DHNS :

Planning a picnic in the surrounding areas of the city can be quite a hassle for the public. With the zero maintenance at Maharaja Park- which is in the heart of city, and the project to create a park on lines of Brindavan Gardens at the Hemavathi Dam in Gorur yet to be launched, denizens of the city are wondering where they can take their families for a day-long picnic.



A girl feeding the grass to a spotted deer at Gendekatte Wildlife Sanctuary, in Hassan. Dh photoDespite the issue being raised several times, the City Municipal Council (CMC) is in the least bit interested in developing the city’s only park - the Maharaja Park.
With only the name give it a royal outlook, the environs of the park can only make you wonder why it was named so.

Even though the park once boasted of a beautiful fountain, it is now rusted.
As soon as one enters the park, the tepid smell emanating from the drainage, prevents people from going near it.Hundreds of people flock the park in the morning and evenings - not because it is attractive; it’s because that they have no other option.

The CMC has earmarked Rs one crore in its budgets year after year.
This year it has set aside Rs three crore. Yet there is no visible evidence that work will start to maintain the park.

New hope

However, a proposal by the Forest Department will probably give new hope to people. Forest officials are planning to improve the conditions at Gendkatte Wildlife Sanctuary. In the first installment, birds and swans have been introduced at the sanctuary.

The increase in population of deers to 67 has also brought cheer to the forest officials.

The sanctuary also boasts of a high number of peacocks.

With a rock garden and view point already inaugurated, Forest Minister C H Vijayshankar’s recent visit to the city and promise to take necessary measures to improve the sanctuary has led to forest officials creating a proposal.

With 124 hectares of forest cover, the officials plan to fence the entire area. Assistant Conservator of Forests Purushottam Prabhu said that the department plans to cut the Eucalyptus Trees and plant medicinal and endemic plants.

As the peacocks are found in abundance, a ‘Peacock Sanctuary’ are also being planned. A proposal with an estimated cost of Rs 126 lakh has been sent to the State Government.
Prabhu hopes to develop the sanctuary within a span of five years. He also hopes to include private institutions in its venture to improve the facilities.

[giri189]

KSTRC has introduced 6 more SLF buses for city service. The buses ply from RTO to Kandali Industrial estate from 6 a.m till 10 p.m with the frequency of 15 minutes.

[Krishnamoorthy K]

Shimoga: Several programmes will be organised in Sagar on May 24 to mark the first death anniversary of socialist and freedom fighter G.R.G. Nagar.

Fruits and milk will be distributed among the patients at government hospital in the morning.

The procession of the portrait of G.R.G. Nagar will commence at 3 pm in which members of various progressive organisations will take part.

A public meet will be held at Gandhi Maidan in the evening in which the former Minister Kagodu Thimmappa, MLA Belur Gopalakrishna, writers Na. D Souza, T. Mahabaleshwar Bhat, William, the former MLAs B. Swamy Rao, and Konandur Lingappa, L.T. Thimmappa Hegde, and K.H. Srinivas are expected to take part. The programme would be held under the aegis of G.R.G. Nagar Foundation.

G.R.G. Nagar Foundation has planned to build a bus shelter in the city in the memory of Nagar at a cost of Rs. 4 lakh. In a press release, G.R.G. Nagar Foundation has said that the City Municipal Council of Sagar had been urged to suggest a suitable place for the purpose.

The Hindu

[s.yogendra]