Self-discipline helps us throughout lives – Times of India

MANGALURU: The self-discipline we develop helps us throughout our lives. In any case, one should believe in self-effort and not be complacent, opined retired superintendent of police (Selection Grade), also the alumni of University College Mangalore Ramdasa Gowda S.
Sharing his memories in the college during the 118th anniversary celebration held here on Wednesday, he said: We believe in the principle of –Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — and should not be mean-minded.
Jayaraj Amin, Vice Chancellor (Acting), Mangalore University in his presidential address, said, “Let your mind be open to ideologies, but do not stick blindly to any one ideology. Faith in our Constitution of India can balance individual will and societal needs.”
Student Union president Prajan V Shetty responded to the guest’s talk. Principal Anasuya Rai, in her welcome speech, said that a variety of programmes in the college are helping in the personality development of the students.
Commemorative prizes were distributed to students who performed exceptionally well in academics and sports activities, individually and as a team.
Honours for Rank Winners
Likhita GN, who secured ninth rank in B.A, Sushmita K, who has secured highest marks in B.Sc Microbiology, Rushali, who has secured highest marks in B.Com in fifth and sixth semester and Anjali Babu Jubre, who has scored highest marks in Hindi language in UG examination conducted by Mangalore University for the year 2021-22 were felicitated on the occasion and sponsored cash prizes were distributed.