CM Yediyurappa congratulates PM Bala Puraskar awardees from Karnataka
Karnataka Chief Minister, B.S. Yediyurappa took to Twitter to greet a first-year Pre-University (Class 11) student Rakesh Krishna K., and class 5 student Veer V. Kashyap for winning Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar this year.
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Karnataka Chief Minister, B.S. Yediyurappa took to Twitter to greet a first-year Pre-University (Class 11) student Rakesh Krishna K., and class 5 student Veer V. Kashyap for winning Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar this year.
Yediyurappa said, I congratulate our children for making our state proud by winning this prestigious award. You are achievers today, but you will ever be remembered as role models for many generations to come in future.
Student working to provide gadget support to farmers in trying times
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I PU student K. Rakeshkrishna with his ‘multi-purpose seedographer’.
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RAGHAVA M. The skyrocketing wages of agricultural labourers, the absence of skilled labour, and decreasing farm yield inspired the creation of a gadget with which farmers could single-handedly sow seeds and do a host of other activities, including soil testing, said I PU student Rakeshkrishna K. during an interaction with the Prime Minister here on Monday.
Mr. Rakeshkrishna, 16, who hails from Bannur in Puttur taluk, was among six of 32 Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar awardees who had a virtual interaction with the Prime Minister through videoconference.
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A first year PU student, Rakesh Krishna K., is among the 32 children awarded the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar this year. Rakesh Krishna from Bannur in Puttur taluk and 10-year-old Veer Kashya
‘Seeds of Hope’ plans to collect hair, donate wigs to cancer patients
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The nine students from Puttur who are spearheading the ‘Seeds of Hope’ campaign. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Initiative is by nine students
Appalled by the plight of cancer patients who lose their hair owing to chemotherapy, nine students from Puttur have come together to sow ‘Seeds of Hope’ by collecting and donating hair to produce wigs for them.
Team leader, Aadya Sulochana Muliya, a class X student at Vivekananda English Medium School, was moved when her teacher wore a head scarf to conceal her baldness owing to chemotherapy when Ms. Muliya was studying in class V at Madikeri.