VISION

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AND SERVICE TO GOD AND MAN

MISSION STATEMENT

“The Crossland College strives to educate the rural and economically backward students of the community, providing them excellent training for their total development, with the ultimate objective of bringing about the empowerment and enrichment of the community, through their service to God and Man”

1 CONTENTS

1. Editorial - Chief Editor 2. Annual Report of Crossland College for the Academic year 2017-18 3. We move on - Principal 4 . Tributes Mrs. Alice Abraham : Etched in my memories forever - Prof (Mrs.) Reebu Samuel Mrs. Lachu…a good human being - Prof. Samuel K. Samuel Prof. Sanjeeva Shetty….my English teacher……. a memory… - Mrs. Jyothi A Tribute to the founder Principal of crossland college, late Prof. Sanjiva Shetty - Mr. T. I. Mathai Prof. K. Samuel, Member College Governing Council - Crossland Family. 5. Felicitation to Mr. Prabhakaran K. S. - Dr. Robert Clive, G 6. My experience of attending AIACHE training programmme - Ms. Wafa,I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) 7. A Cloud’s Love - Mr. Akhil M Chacko I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) Burning Love To my Love 8. My World - Ms. Yashwi Mariyam Das II B.A. (Soc.Sc.) 9. You are an adventure story - Ms. Wafa I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) 10. Impact of Social Media on Consumer Buying Behaviour - Ms. Hephzibah Mathew III B.Com. 11. Budding Journalists - Competition conducted by Dept. of - Ms. Yashwi Mariyam Das, II B.A. (Soc. Sc.) Management Science - Ms. Sheba James, I B.A. (Soc.Sc.) 12. Conference proceedings - Mrs. Jyothi, Co-ordinator 13. Building Sustainable Communities: The Role of Colleges in - Ms. Sowjanya Raju Poojary I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) Nurturing Student’s Social Responsibility through Best Practices - Mr. Akhil M Chacko, I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) 14. Your role towards the safety and security of women as a - Ms. Wafa, I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) responsible Indian citizen - Ms. Anju Mary, III B.A. (Soc.Sc.) 15. Lost love in syriya - Ms. Salwa Mohd. Qasim, I B.A. (Soc.Sc.) 16. Proud to be a ... - Mr. Sulaiman Faizal, I B.A. (Soc.Sc.) 17. Hidden Secret Behind Every Successful Story - Ms. Sanjulatha III B.A. (Soc.Sc.) 18. Reports 19. My sweet mom - Mr. Premjoy Narzary 20. I have five fingers for a reason 21. The beauty bruised - Mr. Joshua Reji Palathingal, III B.Com. 22. Rita and her lesson - Ms. Somi Sara Mathew, III B.A. (Soc. Sc.) 23. “Winners don’t do different things. They do things differently” - Ms. Anjali Tresa Robin, II B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) 24. Life of an Indian woman - Ms. Wafa, I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) 25. Silence - Ms. Anjali Tresa Robin, II B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) 26. Invisible and unrecognized woman work force - Ms. Archana Somanath Nairy, I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) - Ms. Salwa Mohd Qasim, I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) 27. Crossland College ranked 78th best college in India 28. PHOTOS 29. KANNADA SECTION 30. HINDI SECTION 31. MALAYALAM SECTION 32. ENDOWMENT AWARDS

2 EDITORIAL

The modern world is dynamic and fast-paced. Thanks materialistic needs. Also, spirituality must not be to technology, life is far simpler, less complicated and confused with religion. Spirituality is about one's journey more convenient these days. On the flip side though through self-awareness, value-building, and growth, not and among other things, family dynamics has taken a about an established religious order. If we desire to huge hit. There has been a noticable deterioration in the strengthen our nation, we must have a system of quality non-virtual time being spent with family and education based on spiritual values. Spirituality can friends, especially with the advent of mobile phones and sustain morality in individuals. The real purpose of social media. My question therefore is, can the education education lies not in imparting superior quality of system play a role in reversing situations like these? academic excellence but in overall character development founded on spiritual and moral values. In an ideal scenario, yes. The model of education that Mahatma Gandhi envisioned included morality and We, who are in the field of education, have a critical righteousness as an essential part, making knowledge role to play in shaping the behavior, attitude and belief and spiritualism two proportionate halves of a whole. systems of the younger generation. And this process of Unfortunately, the current education system largely transformation has to start within ourselves first. For neglects the emotional and spiritual aspect. The soul of instance, to teach students to love one another, we must our education has been sold to acquiring skills that make demonstrate and inspire the same value through our one employable instead of focusing on all-round behavior. development of a worthy individual. Late. Dr. APJ Abdul Let us take the initiative to bring about a change in Kalam was a huge advocate for reforms in the system this world plagued with hatred, selfishness and inhuman that would include both spiritualism and practicality in attitude. Let's set an example for the younger generation education. to follow. The greatest curse we face today is the Personally, I feel that true education must help in absence of people who walk the talk and talk the walk. changing our attitude from a "Culture of Materialism' to Be a catalyst for change. I have faith that one person a 'Culture of Spirituality'. As Swami Vivekananda said, can indeed make a difference. "Every soul is potentially divine, the goal of life is to manifest it". Education should enable an individual in @ Prof.Samuel K.Samuel his/her personal growth and not just in meeting some Chief Editor

3 Annual Report of Crossland College for the Academic year 2017-18

Esteemed Chief Guest of this afternoon function, Faculty & Staff Dr.A.M.Khan, Respected Mg. Trustee of PEF Prof. One of our faculty members is in the BoS and 2 in Mathew C. Ninan, Beloved Correspondent Dr. Roy Philip, the BoE of Mangalore University. One is a member of Mr. Varghese Daniel, Correspondent (PUC), Trustees, the BoS and 3 are members of the BoE of autonomus Invited Guests, members of the Students' Council, Colleges. Mr.Biju Jacob,Physical Director was the coach Parents, Alumni, Faculty & Staff and dear students. of the Mangalore University Football team which We strongly believe that the purpose of education participated in the South Zone inter University should not revolve around the acquisition of a pre competitions held at Calicut. determined set of skills, but rather the realization of one's Mrs. Lachu, our sweeper who was discharging all full potential and the ability to use those skills for the her duties sincerely with a smile left us to heavenly abode greater good of society. Realising these facts, we are on 03/08/2017. A condolence meeting was arranged on committed to focus on the development of mind and to 07/08/2017. some extend the body and more importantly the Mr. Prabhakaran K. S., Watchman attained emotional and spiritual side of our students as envisaged Superannuation on 30th November 2017. We thankfully by our beloved founder. acknowledge his selfless service of more than 30 years Results and wish him a healthy and happy retired life. Our students as usual produced excellent results in the Tribute to Mrs. Alice Abraham April-May, 2017 University exams. The final year B.A. Mrs. Alice Abraham who always stood by her husband, students secured 84.8% and final year B.Com secured our beloved founder, was called to heavenly abode on 74% pass percentage. Ms. Supriya S K becomes the 29/07/2017. Crossland family thankfully remembers the top scorer in B.A. by securing 91.11% and Ms. Chithra great sacrifices made by her along with late Dr. C. T. in B.Com by scoring 84.67%. In the II PUC Board Abraham in building up this institution. examination Mr. Kiran with 88% in Commerce and Ms. Library Archana Somanath Nairy with 83% in Arts were the top scorers. 731 books costing 2,81,012 were added to the library. We have at present a collection of 12,449 B.A. volumes costing 23,18,811. VI SEM 84.8 % Students Council IV SEM 80.75 % The following students were elected to different II SEM 76.45 % posts in the Students' Council B.COM VI SEM 74 % Chairman - Mr. Anil Kumar, III B.A. IV SEM 71.43 % Secretary - Ms. Anju Mary, III B.A. II SEM 54.17 % Jt. Secretary - Ms. Shwetha, III B.A. PUC Leader - Mr. Shashank Rank Asst. PUC Leader - Ms. S. Prajna Prakash Ms. Supriya S K. made us all proud by securing the Jayanthi first rank in the April-May 2017 University exams. She The activities of the Students' Council were is the 31st rank holder from our College. She will be inaugurated by Dr. John Thomas, Principal, LRIS, felicitated for her achievement today. Brahmavar on 22/07/2017.

4 Mrs. Savitha Kumari, Principal Milagres PU College, students staying in the hostel. We are thankful to Kallianpur inaugurated the PU council activities. Mrs. Prof.(Mrs) Reebu Samuel, Chief Warden, Mrs. Mariamma Jyothi, Lecturer in Business Management and Mr. Poulose, Warden and the Hostel advisory Committee Naveen Kumar, Lecturer in Kannada are to be appreciated for their committed service. The deficit in the hostel A/ for giving proper guidance to the Council members. c is met by the faculty members to whom I am extremely thankful. N.S.S. Placement Linked Special Training Mr. Girish Rao, Lecturer in Commerce gave excellent leadership to the NSS volunteers. Mr. Adithya, II B.A. The second batch of students are undergoing training and Ms. Rashmitha, II B.Com were the NSS Leaders. in our College at present under the placement linked Apart from a number of one day programmes, the NSS special training programme for creation of employment held its annual camp at Govt. Lower Primary School, opportunities for the rural youth under DDU-GKY project Tantradi, Mandarthi from. 17 to 23.,Nov. .2017. scheme founded by MHRD. Dr. Robert Clive G is in N.C.C. charge of the programme. Achievements of students Mr. Akshay Kumar, III B.A. represented the NCC contingent from Karnataka and participated in the ï 10 students attended the Leadership and Community Republic day parade held at New Delhi this year. This is Development training programme organized by Govt. the first time an NCC Cadet from our College is getting of India, Ministry of youth affairs and sports and selected for this prestigious event. Our sincere thanks Nehru Yuvak Kendra, Udupi. to the Principal and NCC Officer of SMS College, ï Brahmavar for permitting our students to join their NCC 3 students attended a national leadership training Unit. programme at Goa organized by AIACHE, New Delhi. Samsmaran Din ï Ms. Salwa and Ms. Wafa I B.A. won the first place On Samsmaran Din, the death anniversary of our and cash award in the University level paper founder the faculty staff and students donated rice under presentation competition organized by Dept. of the Project 'A handful of rice with love'. 1.1 Qntls of rice Sociology of Crossland College. and 8000 were handed over to Spandana, a home for ï Mr. Pradyumna Holla, II B.A. won the gold and Mr. the differently abled, Santhekatte. A new project 'A Wall Sachin, III B.A. bronze in the Karnataka State Junior of Charity' is initiated to keep old things which are usable Power lifting Championship held at Kinnigoli on 03/ in a seperate room which can be taken by anyone. The 11/2017. Mr. Pradyumna Holla won the gold medal third project 'Eye Testing' camp was held on 24-01-2018 in the inter collegiate Powerlifting competition in association with Prasad Nethralaya, Udupi along with organized by Mangalore University and our College a blood donation camp in association with KMC, Manipal team secured the overall fourth place. and Mogaveera Sangha, Brahmavar. 69 units of blood were collected. ï Mr.Pradyumna is selected to represent Mangalore University in the All India Inter University Powerlifting Faculty Scholarship Fund competitions next week.Crossland family wishes The faculty deserves to be thanked for helping many him all the best. economically backward students in continuing their Medical help education. They are financially supporting 29 students and have spent 1,37,145 /- this year for this purpose. 18,680 was collected to help a baby from Neelavar undergoing treatment at KMC, Manipal. 15,455 was College Women's Hostel raised for the medical treatment of Mr. Akhilesh, a The hostel has a small library, CC TV, Bio-metric student of Govt First Grade College, Barkur and Rs. attendance reader, solar lights, solar water heater for 14 9113 was given to Ms. Mehek for her Cancer treatment

5 at KMC, Manipal. 12,841 was given to Mr. Manish,a management was started this year. student of Govt.College,Kota Padukere for his leukemia ï Career Guidance Cell organized a workshop on CV treatment. The College received a certificate of writing, facing interview and corporate etiquettes. appreciation from Indian association for blind for ï 9 students are pursuing the online accounting outstanding excellence and amazing commitment course 'Ardha Vidya'. towards voluntary contribution in 2016-17 for ï UGC sponsored one day Conference for Principals empowerment of persons with visual challenges. was organized in association with Association of Other highlights First Grade College Principals of Mangalore ï 3 FIP were held during the academic year. University. ï The Community Development Cell is involved in A Word of gratitude teaching English to the students and organized a God has been good to us. We got immence training programme for making paper bags. blessings from God through out this year and we are ï Orientation programme for freshers and life skills grateful to Him. training programmes for second and final year We remember with utmost gratitude our beloved students. founder late Dr. C. T. Abraham and late Mrs. Alice ï Dept. of Management Science organized an inter Abraham for showing us the way to move forward. collegiate PPT competition. Whenever we find ourselves doubting how far we can ï University level workshop for students were go, we are reminded how far we have come. organized.by History, R.D. & Commerce Prof. Mathew C. Ninan, Mg. Trustee, PEF is some departments one to look up to get proper guidance and I am extremely ï Project Genesis, the training programme of Infosys thankful to him. Let me express my gratitude to Dr. was launched. Roy Philip and Mr. Varghese Daniel, Correspondents of ï University level inter disciplinary seminar and paper degree and PU section respectively. Let me place on presentation competition were organized by Dept. record our heartfelt thanks to all the trustees especially of Sociology in association with Mangalore Mrs. Lali A Mathew, the Secretary of the trust. I would Sociology Association. like to thank all the members of the College Governing ï Visit and distribution of dress materials and fruits Council for their support. Prof. K. Samuel, a member of to ' Snehalaya' a home for aged on Independence the Governing Council was called to the heavenly home Day. on 20th November, 2017. He had also served the College as a Lecturer in English way back in 1987-88. We ï Bethel Mar Thoma Church gave an education help remember him with gratitude for his services. of 10,000 to a II B.Com. student. ï Mr. Garefield Urban Lewis, alumnus contributed I have to thank Prof. Elizabeth Roy and Mr. Sheshagiri 2,500 to the Faculty scholarship fund. Bhat, Vice Principals of degree and PU section for their ï Mr. Udaya Kumar, Mr. Vishwanatha Shetty and Mr. constant support. The College has earned a name for Yogish B., alumni together are presenting 2,500/ itself because of the staff and faculty. I am privileged to - to the rank holder and Mr. Chandrasekhera Kini, have a good team to rely on and let me thank each one Businessman, Brahmavar is presenting a trophy and of them. Rs. 500/-. My sincere thanks are due to the Heads of other ï 79 students are attending the diploma courses institutions in the campus, parents, alumni and my dear offered by the College. Diploma in environmental students.

6 We move on

A good gesture from the alumni Mr. Prabhakaran K.S., non-teaching staff who attained Jolly friends, a seven member group of our alumni superannuation, Ms. Supriya S.K first rank holder in Mangalore University examinations April-May, 2017, 2003 batch contributed 50, 000 to the College. A part Best Sportsman and University Gold medal winner in of the contribution was used for buying a new mobile Powerlifting Mr. Pradyumna Holla, II B.A, Best storage unit, which was inaugurated by Mr. Anil Kumar, Crosslander of the year Ms. Hamsaveni, III B.A., Chairman, Students' Council on Monday, 05-03-18. Mr.Nagesh Naik, III B. Com who scored 100% in fifth # The PUC outgoing students organized a farewell semester, Cost and Management Accounting, Mr. function and contributed 2,500 to the College. Manikanta, Mr.Poojary Shivaram and Mr .Sandeep S, I B.Com students who secured 100% marks in I semester Blood Donation and Free Eye Checkup Camp Business Statistics were felicitated by Dr. A. M. Khan. In connection with 'SAMSMARAN DIN', the founder's Endowment and merit awards were also distributed. Memorial Day, the NSS and Youth Red Cross units of Prof. Sanjeev Shetty passes away the college jointly organized a blood donation camp in association with KMC, Manipal and Mogaveera Sangha, Prof. Sanjeeva Shetty founder Principal of Crossland Brahmavar and an eye checkup camp in association College passed away on February 25, 2018 at the age with Prasad Nethralaya, Udupi, on Wednesday, 24th of 89. He was a soft spoken disciplinarian liked and January, 2018. 63 units of blood were collected. Mr. loved by the students. In the condolence meeting the Girish Rao, NSS Programme Officer and Mrs. Jyothi, Principal recalled the contributions of Prof.Sanjeeva Youth Red Cross officer coordinated the programme. Shetty towards the growth of the College. One minute of silence was observed in honour of the departed soul. Mangalore University B.A. First Rank for Supriya S.K. Flash mob Ms. Supriya S.K bagged the first rank in the The Brahmavar people were in for a surprise on Mangalore University B.A. examinations April-May, 2017 Republic Day as the students of Crossland College under by scoring 86.22%. She has received two gold medals - the aegis of Youth Red Cross and NSS units of the Dr. C.T. Abraham Gold Medal and Dr. T. M. A. Pai Gold college created a flash mob in Brahmavar town as a Medal in the Mangalore University convocation. part of anti-plastic campaign, the first of its kind in this part of the coastal area. The onlookers were busy in Thirty Fourth Annual Day recording it in their mobiles as they were watching it for The Thirty Fourth Annual Day was held on 03/02/ the first time. The students of the college have been 2018. The Chief Guest Prof. A. M. Khan, Registrar conducting awareness programmes through distributing Evaluation, Mangalore University encouraged the hand bills and visiting houses in Chanthar. The students students to change their attitude to succeed in life, as presented a meaningful skit. Mrs. Jyothi, Youth Red the behavior is influenced by one's attitude. Developing Cross Officer and Mr. Girish Rao, NSS Programme a positive attitude is the key to success. He also advised Officer, guided the students. The faculty members of the students not to spend their time on internet and the college were also present. mobile phones. Our habit of sending good morning Achievements of Students/Staff messages have created problems for the Silicon Valley, he added. Dr. Khan complimented the college for securing Mr. Manikanta and Mr. Sandeep S, I B Com students 31 ranks in the last thirty four years. of our college passed their CS Foundation course. Mr. Manikanta bagged the 25th rank at the All India Level. Prof. Mathew C. Ninan, Managing Trustee, Priority Mr. Pradyumna Holla represented Mangalore University Educational Foundation complimented the members of in the All India Inter University Competitions at Punjab. Crossland family for enhancing the quality of education year after year. A rural college organizing a series of Ms.Wafa, I B.A won the first place in Elocution and the programmes for the students, inculcating values and team consisting of Ms. Anju Mary, IIIB.A. Ms. Salwa securing ranks year after year is no mean achievement, Mohd Qasim, IB.A, Ms. Archana Somanath Nairy, I B.A. he added. and Mr. Devaraj I B.A won the first place in collage,

7 organized by the Department of Social Work, St. is that she is a wonderful wife, loving mother not only of Aloysius College, Mangalore her own children but of thousands of children who have Ms. Wafa, I B.A secured the third place in the District passed out of the school and a caring daughter for not Level Essay Writing Competition organized by Nehru her parents but for her teachers too. Adv. Yashashwini Yuva Kendra Sangathan and Ministry of Youth Affairs & Ameen, who is an alumna of the college is a multi-faceted Sports,Govt. of India. personality and excelled in different fields like bharata natyam, yakshagana, karate and public speaking. Her Mr. Arun, II B.A has secured the third place in the hard work and determination led to her success. 'Survey of monuments' competition organized by Mrs. Lali Abraham Mathew in her speech thanked Poornaprajna College, Udupi. the Crossland College for honoring her and challenged Ms.Sowjanya Raju Poojary and Mr. Akhil M. Chacko, I the students to find out their strength, build on and achieve B.A (Soc.Sc.) won the Best Paper Award and a cash success through hard work. Adv. Yashashwini Ameen recalled how the college transformed her life and inspired prize of Rs.500 in the National Seminar organized by her to achieve her dream. Even after leaving the college, Mangalore Sociology Association and St. Aloysius lecturers of Crossland College helped me in preparing College on 03/03/18. for the competitive examinations; she said and thanked everyone responsible for her success. Mr. Biju Jacob, Physical Director won the Mangalore University Inter Collegiate Staff TT tournament and Mr. Thanks giving get together Mathai,.T.I, Superintendent bagged the second place in A thanks giving get together was arranged by the Chess. Principal for the staff on 09-04-18. Mrs.Jyothi,Lecturer in Business Management and Mrs. Stinny K.P., Lecturer The Principal is elected as the President of the in Commerce, who have resigned were handed over Mangalore University First Grade College Principals’ mementos. The following awards were presented. Association for the third consecutive time. Ms. Radhika, Office staff was presented award for Women achievers felicitated cent percent attendance. Prof. Gurumurthy K.K. (full time faculty) and Ms. Supreetha (guest faculty) won the On the occasion of the International Women's Day, awards for availing less number of leaves. Ms.Supreetha the Women's Forum, Personality Development Cell for was given the Best Library User Award. Dr.Robert Clive women and the NSS unit of, Crossland College, G compered the programme. Brahmavar felicitated two women achievers. Mrs. Lali Dr. C. T. Abraham and Mrs. Alice Abraham Abraham Mathew, Vice Principal of Little Rock Indian Memorial Endowment School and Adv.Yashashwini Ameen B., alumna and Civil court Judge and Magistrate designate were the achievers This endowment is instituted by Mrs. Lali A. Mathew felicitated. in memory of her parents. The interest on fixed deposit of 1,50,000 will be used as merit cum means Prof. Samuel K. Samuel, Principal in his introductory scholarship. remarks said "the international Women's Day is Summer Camp celebrated on March 8th every year to felicitate the women achievers as well as to act as a catalyst for The Community Development Cell of the college in change when it comes to gender equality. The recent association with YMCA, Brahmavar organized a two day development of the emergence of "Me too" movement of personality development workshop for the children on sharing openly stories of sexual harassment is in the 19th and 20th April, 2018. Mr. James P A., President, right direction and women are showing courage to openly YMCA inaugurated the programme. Prof. (Mrs.) Reebu share their harassment stories." Samuel coordinated the workshop. Mrs. Lali Abraham Mathew is the back bone of LRIS Farewell function for the last thirty five years, who prefer to work behind The outgoing Social Science students organized a the curtain with a gentle smile and her real achievement farewell programme and donated 1,100 to the college.

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8 TRIBUTES

Mrs. Alice Abraham: Etched in my memories forever

I set foot on the campus of Priority Highlands exactly I fail to be able to pinpoint what it was about her presence 32 years ago, a 2-day old bride accompanying her that day that had me forget my fears almost instantly. husband to a foreign land, ready to start a new life. I One thing was for sure, the love in her eyes gave me a was a mixed bag of emotions; nervous and excited about sense of security and comfort. It was on that day that I all the things that lay ahead of me and around a bunch discovered a motherly figure in her, (at a time when I of new people who would, with the passing years, was far away from my mother for the first time) marking become my formidable tower of support in this new town. the beginning of a long relationship that lasted until she left for the heavenly abode last year. Back then, though, the only person I knew from the campus was Dr. C.T Abraham, the heart and soul of In the absence of my mother, she took great care of this prestigious group of institutions. As a school-going me during my pregnancy and supported me through my student, I have had the opportunity to listen to him on own motherhood, occasionally giving pieces of advice numerous occasions. I had attended his Bible classes on parenting. She was like a grandmother to both my for children during spiritual conventions and seen him daughters. Despite not being able to recall their names many times sitting on the back bench of my class to during her final days, she still made it a point to enquire observe the classes taken by his students of the nearby about their well-being. The smile that comforted me 32 B.Ed college. My first ever real memory of Mrs. Alice years back stuck on until the very last days. It spoke Abraham, whom we fondly call Alice Kochamma was volumes about her love and affection for the people on the day when I nerve-rackingly made my way into around her. She was a beautiful host - treating everyone the campus for the first time. My mother had once hospitably and making each of us comfortable - every mentioned that Alice (Kochamma) was her B.Ed single time we visited her. classmate but I hadn't paid much heed to her then as I Such was the impact that she had on the lives around was plagued by pre-wedding anxiety and fear and could her that my mother urged me to continue visiting her process no information except the fact that my life was when she was not well and reminded me that she may on the verge of changing forever - for good or bad, only not recognize you and that should in no way stop you time was to tell. from visiting the person who had supported you through It was around 5:00 p.m. on the evening of 30th June some of your difficult days in Brahmavar. My in-laws, 1986 when I finally reached the gates of the campus who were closely associated with Dr. Abraham's family, after a long, tiring drive from Kerala to Brahmavar, with always enquired about her during each of our visits back Dr. C.T Abraham and my husband . As I watched the home in Kerala. security guard open the gate for our car to pass and a I can still vividly remember the day I called home and few vans carrying schoolchildren back home drove by, I informed my mother that Alice Kochamma had been turned pale with fear. My heart was in my mouth, and called to the heavenly abode; she took a long pause my breath had become unmistakably audible. It was and then replied - " Alice Kochamma??" and continued then, as the car slowly pulled into the driveway, I noticed "She is Alice for me- a true embodiment of humility, a seemingly tall lady draped in saree standing there, simplicity and love. As a student, she was, in every bit, with her gaze fixed on us and smiling all along. Till date a reflection of a priest's daughter. With her simple

9 dressing style, demure nature and gentle tone of voice - walked into a new territory and new life. I will always she exemplified piousness." My mother and Alice remember her as the person who took on the role of a Kochamma had kept in touch through the years when loving mother in the absence of my own. I will always they taught at neighbouring schools before she finally remember her as the one who supported and guided me moved to Brahmavar and the relation continued through when I needed a motherly figure the most. I will always me. My father too knew her closely, having taught her in remember her as the person who earned a place in my in-service courses for teachers. heart the very first moment I met her. That said, my bond with Alice Kochamma didn't take I am indebted to her - to have known her so closely root through my parents or parents-in-law. Before coming to Brahmavar, I was almost oblivious to the existence of and have been able to receive her love and care. She these connections. My bond with her blossomed the will always have an extraordinary place in my heart and day she made me feel supremely comfortable, as I that of my family's too.

c Prof (Mrs.) Reebu Samuel

Mrs. Lachu…a good human being

A sincere soul who had been with us for more than example and has left us with a message of how human 25+ years is no longer among us today. A piece of news relations are above all else. Her husband has been equally that was a hard-hitting one for all of us. But then, God inspiring too. Though hearing-impaired, he observes has his plans and all we can do is accept it graciously. students stand up and sit down in the class to pause Lachu was, undeniably, a good human being. She his work for the 3-minute prayer in the morning. always had a smile on her face and went through her Both of them remind me of an interview by renowned daily tasks with full commitment. She never failed to cardiologist, Dr. Devi Shetty where he said, in all the share her happiness and show her gratitude to the people years of practice, he has seen several cases where around her. Be it on the occasion of opening a new despite cent percent chances of success, the surgery account at the post office or when she received the due failed and also surgeries which were treated as a last amount on her deposits, she made it a point to come attempt but turned out to be successes. In the end, a and share her joy with me. On any special occasion reality we all need to accept is, not everything is in our when I distributed sweets/goodies to my colleagues, control. We need to make the best of what we can and she would invariably take the time to come and thank accept what we can't. me. She also frequently enquired about my children's And like Devi Shetty recounts and in the words well-being and that of my relatives too, despite not of Mother Theresa, "hands that serve are holier than lips knowing any of them personally. One day, even as ill that pray". Each of us has a purpose in life. It is our duty health slowed her pace and she struggled to walk, she to recognize our true purposes and work towards fulfilling waited to talk to me as I walked from a classroom to the it. Lachu, I believe, was fulfilling her purpose by serving parking area where she had just gotten out of an auto. others through work that usually people refuse to take In fact, when she used to come into my room to mark up, and also by showing what love, gratitude, and her attendance, on days when I missed wishing her while happiness truly means. in the midst of work, she would patiently wait for me to I, on behalf of the Crossland family, express our finish so that she could greet me. heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and With her positive behavior, she has set a great acknowledge her services all through these years.

” Prof. Samuel K. Samuel

10 Prof. Sanjeeva Shetty….my English teacher……. a memory……

As I walked on the corridors on the first day of my and imitated the same as he did. Sometimes boys on college, I saw a tall, straight, white haired gentleman the other side also joined us in imitating him, which entering the principal’s chamber. As I was new to the turned into laughter. Many a time, I and my friends were campus, and people, I did not know…, “who this warned and there were incidents in which we were made gentleman was.” Only later, during general introduction to stand in the class for more than 5 to 10 minutes assembly I came to know that he is our Principal. which resulted in wetting our eyes too because of the insult. As far as my memory is right, I never heard him Prof. Sanjeev Shetty was the founder Principal of raising his voice. our college, teaching English subject. As I rewind my memories back…. All playful,youthful lovely days…. Shetty Sir was such a simple man. Always had controlled and balanced temperament. He is more It was our general English class. During those days, cherished because of his unique walking style; a slow, English subject for B.Com. and B.A. degree class was balanced and calculated cat walk steps. I respect and common. So, naturally, the English language class for salute him for his simplicity which is a lesson to be us was also common. It was a big class comprising learnt. Thank you for teaching me to love the English nearly ninety odd students. Moreover, Shetty Sir had language. Thank you for giving me my earliest reading milk white teeth… whenever he smiled, his teeth and lessons with such loving inspiration during the three hair seemed to have a competition as to which was years (1984 – 1987) I spent under your care in Crossland whiter. I loved attending this general class because we 34 years’ back…… had lot of fun in that class. Even when we listened to his lectures, most of the time, we spend time watching Here I conclude with a hymn of ‘Guruvandana’…. his lip movement. The way he used to pronounce some “ GururBrahmmaah.. Gurrur Vishnu…. words, his lips both lower and upper, used to turn to his GururDevOMaheshwaraha left so that a kind of oval shape used to create whenever GururSakshaathParabrahmma he pronounces the words ‘super’, ‘natural’ etc. We sat Thasmai~shreeGuravenamaha….”

£ Mrs. Jyothi Asst. Professor

A Tribute to the Founder Principal Late Prof. Sanjiva Shetty

A person that departs from this earth never truly leaves, office staff. We were new to the office and were little for they are still alive in our hearts and minds. nervous in our office work. But Prof. Sanjiva Shetty sir, a well known retired English Profe ssor of P P College, My memories go back to the year 1984 when I joined Udupi, was a blessing for us. He taught me how to draft the Crossland College office, as Office Superintendent. From 1984 to 1987, Crossland College functioned as official letters. He never scolded us. He was always an evening college. Office hour’s started from 2pm to ready to help us. The experience and encouragement I 9pm and College class hours were from 6pm to 9pm. have gained from him in my office work was enormous Prof. Sanjiva Shetty was the Principal of Crossland and unforgettable. We know that this life is not the end, College then, a very tall, well disciplined, good looking, we know better things await…but for the ones left and strict gentleman. Everyone in the campus respected behind, there is pain and sorrow. My sincere prayers him for his gentleness. He was very kind to all the are with the bereaved family of Late Prof. Sanjiva Shetty.

m T. I. Mathai Office Superintendent

11 Prof. K. Samuel - Member, College Governing Council

Prof. K. Samuel, a member of the College Governing conferred the Best Educator Award for his contribution Council, left for his heavenly abode on 20-11-2017. He to the field of education by AIACHE. was a serving member of the Council for the last fifteen Prof. Samuel was also the Registrar of CSI Madhya years. Prof. Samuel’s journey as an educationist Kerala Diocese from 1980 to 2005, member of CSI synod started in 1957 when he was appointed as an English executive for 25 years and the Diocese conferred him Lecturer in CMS College, Kottayam and he continued the position of ‘Life Governor’ for his services to the his stint with the college for nearly a decade. In 1967, church, the only member from the Diocese to have he assumed principalship of Peet Memorial Training received it so far. He was the Founder-President and College, Mavelikara and retired from service in 1986. Patron of Senior Citizens’ Forum, Mavelikara. For a year in 1987, he also served as a guest lecturer As an educationist, Prof. K. Samuel, truly believed in English at Crossland College. in the power of action over words in inspiring others. He Moreover, he was the President of All Kerala always stood up for what is right, expressing views on Principals Association, the Joint Secretary of All Kerala issues that a lot of other people feared standing up for; Management Association, a member of Kerala which was also why he was loved by his students and respected by the church and other communities that University Senate and a member of Kerala Bishop he was part of. Council for Education. He served as the member of the governing body of Madras Christian College - Chennai, He had a longstanding association with our Founder, Womens’ Christian College - Chennai, Nester Training late Dr. C.T Abraham and their friendship continued to College-Chennai, St. Christopher’s Training College- thrive even after Dr. Abraham left Peet Memorial Training Chennai, CMS College- Kottayam, Bishop Moore College, Mavelikara. College-Mavelikara, Bishop Moore Vidyapeeth- Crossland family expresses its condolence to the Mavelikara, Cherthala and Kayamkulam. He was bereaved family.

¯ Crossland Family.

Felicitation to Mr. Prabhakaran K. S.

Mr. Prabhakaran K.S. retired from his active service on everyone in the campus. He was a very contented 30th November 2017 after 30 years of service. My first person who was always ready to help others. He was memory of Mr. Prabhakaran is the sight of a humble always sincere in his work and was willing to walk an watchman at the campus gate, who would give a friendly extra mile to help others. He is a committed family man and unassuming smile whenever someone entered the too. Of his 3 children, he educated his daughter as an campus or was leaving the campus. He has always ayurvedic physician and both his sons are graduates been friendly and helpful to everyone around him. and are employed. He is a very strong willed person Everyone fondly called him Babachaya. Apart from his who faced difficulties in life with patience and optimism. duties as a watchman, he had varied interest in electronics, aquariums and in pets. He was a very Dear Babachaya, we wholeheartedly thank you and creative person and he would use his spare time in deeply appreciate you for 30 years of your committed useful activities such as creating an aquarium or service in our college. You will always be remembered repairing a computer and so on. He was a humble as a simple man with a smiling face. We wish a happy person and he enjoyed the goodwill and affection of retired life.

¥ Dr. Robert Clive, G

12 My experience of attending AIACHE training programmme

One of the most memorable days of my life was That made him different, as his thinking was just going to Goa accompanied by Professor Samuel K. like any positive youth and I honestly became his fan. Samuel, our Principal. We had the fortune to listen to great trainers like Rev. Fr. Dr. Xavier Alphonse and Dr. Samuel Rufux from MCC, Ms. Anju Mary, my sister Ms. Salwa and myself got Chennai the opportunity to go to Father Agnel College Goa for attending the National level Leadership training Things which I learnt from there were : programme organized by AIACHE. •No matter where you come from you can adjust and We reached Madgon by train around 10:30 and by be happy if you wish. I and my sister were the only taxi travelled to Fr. Agnel College. The Principal of that Muslims among them but the way we adjusted with college Fr. Freddy came to hand over the keys of our their every morning prayers and they welcomed us was rooms.. The rooms were comfortable and beautiful .Each beyond imagination. and every architecture were planned with a motive to • Love animals and environment because their end keep the place hygienic. brings your end. On 12-12-2017 we had our first seminar on “finding • Pray before you start anything. one self” It was a wonderful session .Our breakfast and • Love your parents without any reason because that’s dinner were of par excellence. what they have always done for you. After lunch we had a trip to 6 places from The Church • We all are special. to ASI , Old Goa shopping street ,cruise at panjim, beach of Panjim and finally Bambola resort for • Ask yourself what change have you created by being dinner. This was amazing .One of the most beautiful alive one more day? experiences as I met people from different religion and • A true leader always prays. places. We bonded easily with everyone. • Never behave ill to anyone. The next day was based on leadership and • Enjoy life because once you are dead no one knows environment and after that we had roamed outside at where you will go. night which was wonderful and unforgettable experience with adventure.We actually made a mistake of being • Start bringing change from in and around you. late back to the guest house but rather than scolding us Fr. Freddy was interested to know how we enjoyed Wafa, I B. A. the evening walk.. (Soc. Sc.)

13 A CLOUD’S LOVE BURNING LOVE

I was a lonely cloud Oh this love Which wandered above freely like a fire within my heart The mountains did not stop me a burning coal in my mind to give rain, I would have given it The rivers did not clap for me unquenchable, blazing always to give water for them the wind of unworthiness was I would have given everything I’ve got trying to quench it Valleys waved at me but it was burning more strongly Hills smiled at me but nobody asked blazing colourfully I reached wilderness burning in each cell of mine a barren land She needed me the most a consuming fire and I poured out myself for her ! a mighty fire was my love for you

TO MY LOVE My World

My love, you are a graceful deer I was restless and struggling A loving dove To come out to see what’s out there You are fairest among women I could sense everything through her A lily among thorns But could not see anything

You are like the morning sun I saw her for the first time Shining ever brighter untill When I came out crying it reaches the fullness of its day. She comforted me Her gentle touch was special You are whiter than the snow Brighter than the morning star She hugged me and Fairer than the full moon Kept me close to her heart You are a fire burning within my mind I could feel the same beats Like a wild fire you have ravished my heart. That was so familiar to me The mighty waters cannot quench it nor the floods can destroy it. There were many around But she was special You have become a seal in my heart Yes she is my mother I can’t help but falling in love with you, sorry. Through whom I saw the world Indeed she is my world

¯ Akhil M Chacko ¨ Ms. Yashwi Mariyam Das I B.A. (Soc. Sc.) II B.A.( Soc.Sc)

14 YOU ARE AN ADVENTURE STORY

sweets, traditional ornaments and dresses were sold. I tried to speak to two men and three women but felt that they won’t have something for my content. As I moved my eyes away I was struck by her, mystory. A tall slim woman covered with complete black clothes and nikhab.She even wore hand gloves. Her dressing wasn’t extra ordinary but something resisted me to keep looking at her. I walked to her as she was selling beautiful scarfs. “30 lira for 3 scarfs”, shesaid. ‘Why so less?’ ‘I can even give it to u for free ‘she said looking straight I kept a smile as he left the door partially slamming on into my eyes. my answer to delay my work. I was caught up and then I turned to call Ayush It has been amazing working in Al-Jazeera for the because we already got our content as I turned back past 5 years and under Yousef as a boss for the last 3 she already left. I searched for her and then I could see years after my promotion. I remember how hard I went on investigating for my news even on the Lilliputian her moving in lanes so I followed her. She walked through issues behind celebrities and then I got promotion to narrow lanes which had dim lights outside every 1 in 3 do something realistic. houses in the lane. After 3 turns right and 5 turns left I saw where she stayed. She lived in a house which didn’t Twice in a month at 9:00 p.m. EST my show comes look strong enough. But the door was just like a door on Al-Jazeera channel, but now I have signed up for a used in ancient gates. It was made of hard iron. new project ‘YOU ARE AN ADVENTURE STORY with Wafa Quraishi. ’This project was my dream to ‘Merhaba, Can I please talk to you for a while? ‘I asked investigate about the unsung stories and the voices waiting for yes. behind those who are never heard. I didn’t want to cover There was no sound from other side. stories of super heroes like politicians & celebrities.I I asked twice and thrice. Still she didn’t speak for 5 wanted to cover about a common human and the reality minutes. faced by them. ‘I’m a reporter from Al-Jazeera ,Wafa Quraishi and I Ayush, my best camera man and I set our search want to cover your story for my show You Are An in the evening at Ressam and other such streets of Adventure, Istanbul .It has been so long since I travelled here and this time its been even a pleasant weather and a bit of She interrupted, ‘I know and if you wish to cover my buzzes coming from this place in the newspapers. As story come day after tomorrow on Friday without the we both kept on looking at every shopkeeper men and camera man.’ women on the street, still something could’nt be found. But what’s wrong with today’...I kept on pleading, I kept on searching but something kept on missing .I but couldn’t hear her so I left. The very next day again I wanted to hear a peaceful and a silent sound for the tried to meet her but it was useless. After waiting for next character of my story but each vendor had a hours like a prisoner Friday arrived. I reached her house confident and strong voice.Dates, honey, milk powders, by noon and knocked on the Mahabharata kind of gate.

15 She opened the door and let me in, she locked it and birthday I got addicted to Fulla and she was the reason asked me to be seated and left for the kitchen to bring for my styling in abaya.My bag and books had her cover some food .Her house was painted in aqua green colour. and stickers. My room had her big name titled fulla.And Half of the walls had paint coming out. It was a small even today when I went for shopping my mother said house with a bedroom attached with kitchen, a small that now I’m 13 and now I must cover myself with abaya hall attached to toilet. A single rug was on the floor with like a fulla .I started like all the other girls of my state two pillows to sit .The only big thing in the whole house .After few months when I visited the store I was looking was the door itself. She came out with a medium sized with fulla’s I came across a beautiful doll with blonde sehan with dates and cream and tea. She lifted my cup hair. She wore a short dress. She was a total opposite and gave it to me .I was keen to know her story more of Fulla .Her life looked more colourful than Fulla and than her hospitality. her black abaya. She wore a pink short dress and as I went on exploring the toys set there were palaces,cars ‘Shall we begin?’ I asked removing my recorder out. ,her friends and even a boy with her. This was ‘We have already started.’she said with a smile and something new. Her name was Barbie. She and her stirred her tea with one more tea spoon of sugar. lifestyle attracted me so I added her in my cart when ‘My name is Husna -Al-Shaikh but i want you to disguise momma removed it from my cart. ‘Why mom? I like her my name when you would put about me.’ I want to know more about her. ‘I said frowning in a stubborn tone. I nodded and smiled. ‘We dont have budget now maybe next time’ she said. ‘I come from Saudi Arabia’. She paused for a while with tight lips and then continued. ‘When Barbie ran in my brain for the next one day. I remember demanding it for the next few years and getting lame I was 5 I started recognizing and remembering like excuses’ at the age of 16 ,when one fine day I was every other child .I still remember there was a baby laying with a milk cucumber pack on my face both mom colour album with green colour flower with dark pink and dad entered my room .I sat straight on bed. Dad spots in it with pictures of mine when I was a small was standing with smile and mom sat beside me.This baby. It was clear that on my birth the celebrations were was strange than usual. And mom began. grand and my parents and everyone looked so damn happy. It was clear that I’m my parents princess and ‘Remember honey few years ago you always used even my room was no less than strawberry’s room. to insist for a Barbie doll set.’ Though it was a cartoon programme but all I had was I nodded and smiled because I didn’t want it now of strawberry’s clothes, room , toys and poster’s all around course. and even the bedsheets. After a while I even got sofa and dinning set with a pair of curtain in a corner for me ‘Now I know you do remember about the guy who and my friend’s to have fun. I had two elder brothers was with Barbie. You had always asked me 1000 times and dad was only home 2 days a week which made and I have regretted for taking you to the store. Now I mom sad and till I reached 12 and hit physical and got an answer for Barbie’s lifestyle and the guy.You are biological including mental changes, they got me going to be with a handsome prince just like him and married. I was studying in a school surrounded by girls he is going to treat you just like a Barbie .’As she ended and never encountered a friend with other gender. When she smiled and hugged me. I was attending my second brother’s wedding everyone I got it .This was going to be me as Uroosa;I’m a called me Uroosa which means bride. This is a custom bride to be .I was blushing and didn’t know how to of the Saudi ladies that whenever they see someone respond in front of dad and then the wedding diary began beautiful they call her bride. I took it casually and when from his family visiting us to bringing gifts. He gifted I went for shopping for the last two years since my 10th diamond pendant’s to me.My whole wedding was a

16 Disney dream with all the dances ,dressing me like be possible, what was happening to me, what is he princess of different movies with diamonds and gold and saying and why... it took the same mellow drama finally after nikah I moved with him. It was just as I procedure as any other wife will do when her second dreamed how Barbie lives with her prince Ken. My equal competitor arrives and during this period I also husband kept me like Ken. I used to wear short colourful came to know that my father had 3 Barbie’s and my dresses inside my palace and even go in car to all the mom was the second one out of them. This thrilled me mall with my real life Ken. I used to visit parlour and and finally the worst day arrived when she arrived in a change my looks and my friends were always there by perfect fitting gown exactly like old Barbie me. Now my side in every party with a titch of beauty she had all the rights and luxuries and I was just fed competition. But within 8 months things started to with money, medical aid, home and facility. This killed change. I called my mom suddenly as Ken left for work me till my tears dried up and till my heart got used to cause there was abrupt change in my diet and looks the pain of crying and then my husband married one since weeks and I was scared to discuss this disgusting more time and this time I was happy because even his body disorder with my Ken after all I was Barbie. second Barbie got a baby and looked no more like any character .One judgemental day my husband met up ‘Wallahi,mommy I don’t know what’s wrong I cant with an accident and he passed away.We three rushed eat and now my stomach started blotting and I have but couldn’t save him. After staying as a widow inside gained 2kg in a week.’ the house as per custom I went back to my parent’s. I was going on complaining when I heard her giggle. There used to be always a topic raised on my life and ‘MA brook ya bint, you are a mother now.’ marriage and one day when same question aroused I ‘What? ‘gasped. I didn’t know how to react to this. I spoke out, didn’t know how Barbie or Fulla ever handled this. ‘Mom ,why can’t Barbie’s marry two Ken?’ Neither of them ever got pregnant nor any of them had ‘We thought to speak to you on this, but we were a disgusting body change like me. I went on panicking scared that how would you even take it.Look honey and momma said, ‘My child every girl goes through there has been one proposal from a rich jewellery this face don’t you remember there used to be little merchant who wants to marry you by loading you with infant dolls in prams with bottles and voices inside the 80 kg of gold.’ toy store. That same baby is goanna come to you and it’s nothing but you are going to bring one more Ken or My mom went on blabbering meanwhile I kept on Barbie to this world. ‘Somehow she convinced me and thinking again and again that why was my birthdays at the age of 18 I delivered a baby. My body was no made so exorbitant ? Is it because one day someone more like a Barbie nor Fulla and strawberry shortcake will buy me ? Why was always fulla and strawberry was too out of league. I used to take care of my little were encouraged why not some female characters played the role if warriors in cartoon movies ? Why didn’t baby with all I could but things were different now. I any law protected me when my husband was getting stopped going to parlour or meeting my friends as I married out of my will? Why has there been more used to be busy with my baby, I never wore short or too expenditure on how I look and stay rather than on what revealing dresses due to my stretch marks and loose I will be in future? These questions were unstoppable and fat body, rarely I and my husband went for shopping, but her last sentence convinced me cause indirectly nothing was going right when I got struck with one of she said that they have never made me stable enough the most turning point of my life. That evening as usual to take care of myself and now I have a kid to look after. with my dark circles I was making Abraham sleep when my husband entered and after cold conversation said In a week I got married and he filled me and my that he is going to get married to another woman. I was family with 85% less valuables than my first marriage. shocked cause Ken only loved Barbie how could this This was obvious because he was getting a second

17 hand mobile phone with extra battery. I also met old DAD MOM Barbie of my present husband in my marriage with her two kids. He wasn’t divorced with the first lady and she was the old me. I didn’t even raised against it cause I Brings food and Cooks was selfish. clothes for me My new husband had a great bungalow. I lived on Works very hard Listens to me about the top floor and she at the bottom. After an year I my day started getting fed up of my same lifestyle because sometimes some serials divert your brains to be the Takes me to school Cleans the house real you and on the very next day I began, and hospital ‘I feel that I completely waste my time everyday at home. So I want to work somewhere.’ My dad is my hero My mom is very ‘Why? My money isn’t enough for your son or your beautiful. stomach? ‘He said raising his eyebrow. ‘Are you even serious? Why did you speak to me like that? There was nothing wrong in what I said and This shattered my heart .I was grateful that at least I wished for! I or my son aren’t using you just because realized that I am raising up the same Ken’s I have you pay our bills. In return you got me who is 15 years encountered forever. That moment itself I decided to run younger to you and you got us as a family’ away and within a week I got my passports and escaped. After finishing this one minute speech I was on the I knew he will chase me so I veiled my face as much as floor cause he had already slapped me so fast that I possible and got lost in the group of women who were didn’t even notice when his hands moved towards my covered for a reason. I felt I always compromised in the face. hope of better life when I can make one. This time I ‘This was your final words you unfaithful filthy woman. couldn’t compromise when my son believes his dad as You indeed know you were waste and no one would a hero and me just beautiful. This killed me and haunted have taken you back again and if I chosed to allow you me. It was a matter of raising up a boy which is the to be part of my life. Now no more television for you, no hardest cause girls are easy cause they never want to more going anywhere not even to your family. ‘He ordered look beyond but boys they are the hunters for the best. and left. And so I decided to raise up Cinderella’s Prince charming My life changed bit more after that day because I rather than a duplicate of what I have faced and I stayed used to act very normal in front of my son working in here selling veils as a part time job for those who are kitchen with make up on, till he sleep. My son used to wanderers and who want to reveal themselves without tell me how his whole day went but I never told him explaining who they are and that’s my story and that’s about mine because there was nothing so special than me. living at one place forever or there was so much to say but I couldn’t. A week later of on air of my first episode of my new One day my son got project on differentiation between show I received more than 29k comments and only 2 men and women with the example of his parents. And comments read I’m going to be her. And that made my the column he filled looked somewhat like this: show successful .

” Ms. Wafa I B.A. (Soc. Sc.)

18 Impact of Social Media on Consumer Buying Behaviour

Oh! What a fantastic dream I had this morning .I information, they make proper evaluation of it and after woke up happily as I dreamt that how my small post making purchase decision they look for post purchase had made me popular overnight on social media. What behaviour such as after sale services etc. and then buy a change social media can bring in one’s life? Then the product. For these consumers, social media has why can’t this social media play a vital role in giving become fourth basic necessity of life.If a person is in new hope to organizations with such impact which were need of something or he is in the habit of buying similar never considered. So here I would like to give a brief products every now and then he tends to follow similar account on “The impact of social media on consumer pages in Facebook,Twitter where information search buying behaviour”. comes into action and in purchasing sites like Amazon flipkart etc. The customer then makes the evaluation To start with,it is very important to know what is on the basis of prices or qualities or his personal choice. social media? Social media is the combination of social After making decision if there is any discrepancy or interaction, content and communication media or it is default in the product he can address it out directly to a place where activities ,practices and behaviour among the company in the social media and get it resolved the communities of people are assembled to share overnight. information, knowledge and opinion.Social Media has different modes of communication. Social networking Example- Heena ordered a Persian blue T-shirt through sites, social news, media sharing, blog and micro flipkart and T-shirt was delivered to her which turned out to be sky blue which she did not like .So the product blogging .This helps in instant marketing among the was returned , but didn’t get the refund ,she directly people of the entire sphere. posted the incident on flipkart page and they replied The advantages of social media as an advertisement immediately to prevent reputational damages and she medium or what makes social media special is the was refunded the money within hours. economy in advertisement cost when compared with When we see this example we can find out why the traditional channels and cost. Social media is easier service was given immediately. It is not because the and effective for small and medium size companies. service was good but because of swarm of competition They can be easily reachable to different demographics with other companies. “Survival of fittest” theory seems and segmentation in an easier way through social to be very true in case of social media and social media. networking sites to attract consumers and influence In traditional market; let us take example of BMW their buying behaviour. car which is only to be advertised in magazines not in The basic advantage of social media is that most newspaper, and a newly released medicine is preferably of the things are open for public. So that means they to be advertised in the clinical magazines or the books review and feedbacks are taken as an experience for related to medical field.. By this example we see that new customers. So companies have to attract more traditional market is much more narrow and consumers through their effective posts. segmented.But in social media, A BMW car can be Social media keep updating the product and advertise advertised in any page related to car regardless of accordingly as per season, festivals so that they can people’s age, gender,income,status and so on. organise events, send and invite, give discount offers Consumers have certain decision making process etc which again turns out to be catalyst in attracting in buying. They recognize the problem, look for consumers.

19 Social media is also a good way to play with to use these emotions of consumers and influence them emotions of people. Example. to buy such products. In conclusion, I can say it is not true the nature of 1. Bornvita, Horlicks etc are termed as health drinks product that completely influences the consumers which makes you more intelligent and sharper. For buying behaviour but above-mentioned are some factors this they conduct many quiz competitions online to which attract them towards the products. Social media promote their attributes. is a stable and for an instantaneous stimulus towards 2.By creating fear inside people they enhance people the trap that marketer or may be Neuro- marketers put to take up products like life insurance,to promote newly in. So the reason why social media is considered as released bike they use masculinity as a target and best platform is because of its frequent use by people, there are some product which use sexual appeals like to generate mass appeals and influences them to go deodorants .So social media is an excellent platform for a product even when it’s not a necessity.

ø Hephzibah Mathew ¯ ¯ III B.Com.

Budding Journalists - Competition conducted by Dept. of Management Science

Excerpts from the interview conducted by the winners - Yashwi Mariyam Das, II B.A.(Soc. Sc.) Sheba James, I B.A. (Soc.Sc)

Mam we would like to know about your educational qualification ? I did my graduation in Science with Chemistry Major, Physics and Mathematics as subsidiary subjects. Later I did my Post Graduation in Sociology. I also did M.S in Education Management and First of all we would like to thank Reebu Madam for completed M Phil in Sociology. spending her valuable time with us and the Department of Management Science for conducting this Tell us about your association with competition. Prof. Reebu Samuel is presently an Crossland College? Associate Professor of Sociology in Crossland College, For the last 32 years I have been working here in Brahmavar. the Dept. of Sociology. From the first day of my INTERVIEW appointment till today I have enjoyed every bit of time in Crossland Family, be it teaching or fulfilling Hello Madam how are you? responsibilities as Council Director, Women’s Forum I’m fine. How are you both? in charge or Extension Cell coordinator etc. Well mam we are good. We hope that you are free now. Can you just spend some time with us? As a sociology teacher what’s your contribution to Whynot ? It’s my pleasure. the society ?

20 Being a Sociology teacher and by way of conducting necessary for better understanding capabilities. researches I have got the opportunity to understand the Education system should be such that it develops skills realities of life. The subject helped me to understand in the student so that they can do their own work as every person as a human being influenced by per their skills. circumstances which make him/her a criminal, a deviant, What difference you find in the attitude of present a rebel or a hero. Understanding the human touch in students and students of the 90’s or 80’s ? everyone helped me to guide them in a positive way. Well, there are lot of changes in the attitude, study What changes do you want to see in the present habits and knowledge of students. Today teacher is system of education? not the only source of information. Students get lot of The rapid changes and increased complexity of knowledge through many sources and have lost the today’s world present new challenges and put new feeling of teachers as authorities of knowledge. Scoring demands on our education system. One thing I would more marks and appearing for competitive exams are like to see is a change in the syllabus, that is, adoption given priority that changed the life style of students. of a syllabus that gives ample scope for the students to From school to coaching classes and back home …no be more practical, creative, critical and sensitive towards time for play and they find a little relaxation through the day to day problems. Education should not become social media, chatting etc. which have brought lot of business. Focus should be on developing quality human attitude change. resources than developing infrastructure, counting on grades, making profit etc. Are you happy with the present state of affairs of women ? What do you think about the present socio economic issues ? I am happy that women are climbing the ladder of I personally think that we are living in a society life and catching up with men in many areas. Even those without safety/security anywhere. There is no economic, heights which were thought to be unassailable have physical or health security. Fear is something that rules become within their reach, but the question today is the world. Fear of being murdered, raped, looted, how safe are they ? They are not safe even within the assaulted, getting diseases, no end to the series of four walls of their house. One positive thing is that they fears. People have become self centered and ready to have become more assertive to protest against all do anything for their own benefit. atrocities which they were silently facing in the past. What is your opinion about the present human relation ? You are the chief warden of College Women’s Hostel. Do you enjoy the responsibility ? Parents have become so obsessed with their career that the children are neglected and uncontrolled. The It’s not an easy job, I agree. There were not many young generation is growing up in a situation where they difficulties and those we had could be overcome with don’t know what is right and what is wrong? In the timely intervention, support of Principal and staff and absence of absolute guides they learn from anything beyond all by the Grace of God. they lay hand on, be it internet, films, friends etc. That’s why we often see changing family relations, teacher- What advice would you like to give to the present student relation etc. students ? Are you happy with the present education sy stem? My advice to the present students is wherever you are be grateful to those who have helped you to reach I strongly feel that the present education system is more there and be a ray of hope to others. Whatever little we exams oriented and less creative and critical thinking have got in our life is the gift of God and the contribution oriented. Today we need people who are creative to solve of many, which have to be shared with those who don’t real life problems. The school places a lot of burden on have it. students to memorize a lot of unnecessary facts, instead of deep understanding on particular topics. Children have Thank you ma’am for spending your precious time less or no time to play and relax which actually with us. Also thank you for being an inspiration to us.

£ Yashwi Mariyam Das, II B.A.(Soc. Sc.) £ Sheba James, I B.A. (Soc.Sc.)

21 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

CROSSLAND COLLEGE, BRAHMAVAR In association with Association of First Grade College Principals of Mangalore University Organized UGC Sponsored University Level One Day Conference on ‘Changing Paradigm in Administration of Higher Educational Institutions’ Date: Wednesday , October 11, 2017 INAUGURATION AND KEY NOTE ADDRESS : Timing: 9.45 am -11 am.

Chief guest and Key note speaker: Prof.Madhu top private Business schools in India. The regulations Veeraraghavan, Director, TAPMI, Manipal. regarding affiliation or approval, grants, intake of students in B-Schools, research etc., are very rigid and The inaugural session started with prayer. Prof. impractical. And besides this the administrators of higher Samuel K Samuel, Principal, Crossland College, educational institutions find these government Brahmavar and President, Association of First Grade regulations extremely difficult to implement in their College Principals of Mangalore University presided over colleges. the session and formally welcomed the gathering. He insisted that the government must look into these Mrs. Jyothi, Dept. of Secretarial Practice and the regulations so as to make them more supportive to the co-ordinator of the conference presented the theme of higher education and at the same time for the quality the conference. She stressed the fact that today higher improvement of higher education sector in India. education is faced with many problems. For the The session concluded with a question and answer development of the nation the quality of higher education session. sector need to be raised. This conference has become Prof. Raveesh Kumar M, Secretary, Association of a good platform to discuss and deliberate on the First Grade College Principals of Mangalore University, changing paradigm in administration or leadership of proposed a formal vote of thanks. higher educational institutions. TEA BREAK : 11 am -11.15 am The chief guest inaugurated the conference by TECHNICAL SESSION – I : lighting the lamp and delivered the key note address. Timing: 11.15 am – 12.30 pm He tried to focus mainly on two things in his speech namely– regulations and problems of top private Resource Person: Prof. Mathew C Ninan, Director, Business -Schools or higher education sector. He Little Rock Indian School, Brahmavar. emphasized the fact that today’s students lack general Topic: ‘Nothing matters in leadership as much as awareness and communication. Due to this only 10% personal example’ graduates are employable in India. This is mainly due He started his session with a famous quote “The to the poor quality of higher education. illiterates of the 21st century will not be those who cannot He showed his disappointment regarding the harsh read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and not so rational regulations of the government, which and relearn – Alvin Toffl. He said an effective leader must in fact affect the quality of higher education especially have three cardinal qualities. He should be - a good

22 human being ; a philosopher and a pedagogic leader. Chief Guest : Prof. Y. Bhaskara Shetty, Secretary, But what matters most is a self introspection,reflection Private College Managements Association, Mangalore and renewal, mutual trust, harmonious relationship, region. knowledge, team building, communication and shedding The valedictory session started with a prayer. Prof. Rajan of the skin with the core values staying intact. To achieve V.N , Principal ,SMS College, Shirva formally welcomed organisational goals the mantra is “High Achievement the gathering. with high integrity”. The feedback of the conference was presented by In conclusion he said true leadership cannot be four principals from different colleges namely the mandated. It must be earned .True leadership cannot principals of Sri Nararyana Guru College Mangalore, be awarded, appointed or assigned. The leadership has Canara College Mangalore, SVS College Brahmavar, to be renewed. and B.D Shetty College Brahmavar. All of them gave At the end of his session, took some of the questions their positive feedback and appreciation for the from the audience. organization of the conference.

LUNCH BREAK: 12.30 pm -1.45 pm Prof . Y. Bhaskara Shetty, Secretary, Private College TECHNICAL SESSION – II : Managements Association, Mangalore region was the Timing: 1.45 pm –2.45pm chief guest of the valedictory session. In his speech he highlighted the fact that , there was lack of quality in Resource Person: Dr.P.V Bhandary, Psychiatrist, Dr. general education sector. He listed out the various A.V. Baliga Memorial Hospital, Udupi. problems faced by the under-graduate and general Topic: ‘Stress Management’. education sector and also gave some suggestions to He said that Stress is the “wear and tear” of our overcome those problems. minds and bodies experience as we attempt to cope He was of the opinion that, besides the government with our continually changing environment. He explained initiatives taken to resolve those problems, the principals the various symptoms of stress such as physical, and the administrators of the colleges needed to take mental, behavioural etc and also illness due to stress. some of the decisions of their own wherever necessary According to him there is no such text book guideline for the overall quality improvement. to cope with stress. It is all about how we balance our Dr. Robert Cilve G, Dept. of Rural Management, life matter the most in reducing stress. He insisted all proposed the formal vote of thanks. to have a balanced food habits, regular exercises and yoga to keep both mind and body stress free. Mrs. Jyothi, Dept. of Secretarial Practice and the co-ordinator of the conference and Prof. Raveesh Kumar After the session the resource person took a few M, Secretary, Association of First Grade College questions from the audience. Principals of Mangalore University were also present TEA BREAK : 2.45 pm -3.00 pm on the dias. VALEDICTORY SESSION : At the end of the conference a group photo was Timing: 3.00 pm –3.45pm taken.

u Mrs. Jyothi, Co-ordinator

23 Building Sustainable Communities : The Role of Colleges in Nurturing Student’s Social Responsibility through Best Practices.

Abstract

Sustainable development envisages the wellbeing resources or the use to the maximum level without of all without compromising the ability of the future caring for the needs of others. The struggle to satisfy generation to use the resources. Equity and equality the basic needs in effect put more pressure on the of all sections of the population are emphasized in the resources and leads to ecological crises. The need for sustainable development goals for 2030. The goal can sustainable development become relevant in this be reached by the concentrated efforts of the present context, that is to make minimum use of resources, to population. The educational institutions can play a protect and preserve the resources for the future.Hence major role in this respect. The social responsibility of sustainable development requires that societies meet students in sustainable development has been accepted human needs both by increasing productive potential, and initiated at different levels by many institutions preventing degradation and deterioration of resources through best practices. This paper intends to provide and by ensuring equitable opportunities for all. Thus an overview on social responsibility of students in the ideals and principles that underlie sustainability sustainable development through best practices of the include broad concepts such as equity among institution with special reference to the initiatives of generations, gender equity, peace, tolerance, poverty Crossland College. reduction, environmental preservation and restoration, Key words: social sustainability. Students’ social natural resource conservation, and social justice. responsibility, Institutional best practices Students’ social responsibility and sustainable Introduction development

Sustainable development has been defined in Social Responsibility means individuals and many ways, but the most frequently quoted definition organizations should behave ethically and with is from the Brundtland Report: “Sustainable sensitivity towards social, cultural, economic and development is development that meets the needs environmental issues. Student social responsibility is of the present without compromising the ability of the responsibility of every student for his/her actions. It future generations to meet their own needs.” That is morally binding everyone in such a way that the means sustainable development aims at the people around them are not adversely affected. Social satisfaction of human needs and aspirations of the responsibility is an obligation of an institution or present generation and extending the opportunity to individual to act for the benefit of society. Everyone has all in satisfaction of their needs. Equity and equality the responsibility for the well being of others. It is a in sharing resources is the right of everyone which responsibility to keep a balance between the resources has to be realized and promoted. and the optimum utilization of it by all the people. Thus social responsibility upholds the role of promoting Relevance of the study sustainability. It is an act of avoiding harmful practices that affect our natural environment as well as social Today the basic needs for food, clothing, shelter, environment and also performing activities that directly jobs etc of vast majority of people in the developing benefits the society. countries are not being met. They do not get the opportunity for an improved quality of life, the reason is Social responsibility should focus on three types of the degradation of environment and the over use of sustainability: environment sustainability, economic

24 sustainability and social sustainability. Any act of social society, saving our resources by reducing our responsibility should address all these three areas for consumption, donating blood and organs, literacy a balanced growth and development. Thus protection of missions, financial help, emotional support etc. Students the resources-water, air, forest, land etc promotes need to plan and evolve better strategies for the well environmental sustainability. Economic sustainability being of all and to sustain the environment for future includes maintaining the same level or higher level of use. consumption, wealth and utility for future generation and The student social responsibility can include the social sustainability include charity, welfare etc. and following aspects. it covers issues including poverty and inequality, education, health, peace and stability, sanitation etc. í A concentrated effort to minimize or control the use of resources Best Practices of Institutions í Accepting the policy of reduce, reuse and recycle Students, the future care takers of the environment, economy, politics and the larger society should be made í Creating awareness at large about the need to to practice and experience the realities to prepare preserve resources for future themselves in a better way to face the future challenges. í Taking efforts to avoid any activities that lead to The educational institutions have a role to play in environment degradation inculcating the needed values and traits to the students. í An effort to include everyone in the process of The young generation can play a major role in all levels development of sustainable development. It implies that a student is morally committed to reduce and control the harmful í Effort to care for and respect the rights of others effects to their immediate surroundings, both human í Effort to maintain peace and security. and non-human. It is a commitment everyone should í Effort to promote organic farming have towards society – contributing towards social, cultural, economic and ecological causes. This í Awareness and effort to donate blood and organs to commitment can be inculcated by the institutions in the needy. involving students in outreach activities. Students’ social í Developing a concern for the needy responsibility is based on an individual’s ethics. It is moral principle that goes beyond the aspirations for Objectives of the study material success. Instead of giving importance only to ö To analyze the student based mechanisms or best those areas where one has material interests the practices initiated by institutions individual supports issues for charitable reasons. ö To understand the impact of best practices adopted Students can be motivated to go beyond the level of by colleges that promote sustainability material success and to develop individual ethics for ö To analyze the strategies and effects of best developing the capacity of all in the utilization of practices of Crossland College. resources. The student support mechanisms and the best practices of an institution encourage and enlighten Methods of study the students to be socially and morally responsible to The study used secondary sources, especially the best achieve the societal goals. practice reports of colleges under Mangalore University, It is true that the effort of one or few cannot bring a case study on the best practices of Crossland College any bigger change but if every student does his/her bit and interview of few students to find out the effect of the bigger things automatically become achievable. As such programmes and the level of awareness reached individuals we can make our small contributions to through involving in social activities.

25 Findings goal. So the institutions in their aspiration to bring out A study of different cases revealed that there is a better human beings, not just intellectuals, include growing tendency among individuals and institutions various programmes that benefit the society. By towards social sustainability by encouraging student’s organizing eco clubs, nature clubs, NSS, NCC, moral participation in community services. More and more instruction, awareness programmes on AIDS, organ educational institutions are involving students in donation, cleanliness etc, the institutions are striving community extension activities to build up stronger towards certain set goals that benefits the society. sustainable communities as well as to create a strong Purpose of promoting social responsibility through mind towards the cause. The sustainable development best practices: goals for 2030 has been adopted and practiced at í To nurture and mould the moral responsibility. different levels by institutions. There is a growing realization that we as a community has to initiate í To prevent the students from misusing the resources. development that render equity and equality in all í To divert and guide the negative impulses for a better spheres of life. The role of students in this regard has cause. been well recognized. í To make them realize and feel the need to help others Student based mechanisms adopted by and to protect the nature. institutions í To develop skills necessary to face the future The institutions where they study have a role to play challenges. in inculcating social responsibility among students. The Effects of best practices adopted by institutions institution has certainly an influence on the young minds, which can be channeled to a better cause like Learning by doing is more effective than long lectures supporting and caring for others in society, preserving in closed class rooms. The best practice initiatives the resources, maintain a balanced eco system etc. It produced positive impact on students in realizing the can be done through practice than teaching. Therefore need for sustainable development since they are given the institutional environment should be created in such the chance to involve in outreach/extension activities. The educational institutions along with inculcating a way that the students learn the needed values through knowledge and skill should take the students to the what they practice in their institution. extent of experiencing and practicing their responsibility The reports of colleges have exposed the vast variety towards a sustainable development of the society. One of programmes followed by them to involve students in of the most effective ways to prepare students to be community based services or outreach programmes. more responsible leaders is to give them opportunities Many institutions have initiated environment friendly to get engaged in activities in their communities. Many initiatives and concentrated efforts to protect the educational institutions are taking up programmes for environment. Moreover, initiatives are taken to create a instilling social responsibility. Efforts to organize clubs concern for fellow beings. or associations of different types like nature club, women’s cell, anti ragging cell, anti plastic campaign, Educational institutions of today continuously take blood donation clubs, sanitation clubs, NSS, NCC etc efforts to include practices that help teaching and really motivated the students to act for the benefit of learning to enhance the quality of teaching and the society. Through these clubs students learn by maintaining excellence. At the same time they practice. The experiential learning become more introduce innovative general practices to develop the effective than the routine class room experience. personality of students and to make them responsible citizens. Best practices are those which lead to a desired The following impacts of best practices can be noted:

26 í Increase awareness of sustainability issues and generation. In course of time, the faculty and staff who motivating students to act on them, directly interacted with the students realized the need í Allow students to apply their knowledge, passion, to impact their communities in more effective ways and skills in the pursuit of humanitarian goals, which would sensitize the people to send their children for higher education, remove any known hurdles that í Promote global citizenship and ethical conduct within prevent their access to education and help to achieve the student community. the overall development of children within these í Human resources can be utilized in a better way communities. The college has been assisting the í Develop leadership qualities etc. community at every point to ensure that the economic status of the people do not in any way compromise the í Protection of environment through maintaining clean child’s development, be it from a health, education, and green surroundings. opportunities or behavioral perspective. Crossland initiatives Taking a step further, the college is now looking at ‘We4community’, is an initiative of Crossland developing measurable initiatives integrated under the College, Brahmavar, being launched with the aim of umbrella by providing the children & youth in the delivering more efficient and sustainable solutions to community a positive environment and opportunity that the underprivileged community in Brahmavar where the will support their all round development as educated, college is situated and to help them improve their quality responsible citizens contributing back to their own of life through education, employment opportunities, community and the country, at large. charity and better environment. While the college has The initiatives of the college been, over the years, conducting numerous small initiatives in the same light, now feel the urge to work 1. Empowering the women in the community through more extensively, to create measurable solutions and sustainable income generation for which training integrate all efforts under one umbrella. It aims at programmes are conducted to train women in paper integrating the student community to utilize their and cloth bag making potentials for the upliftment of the surrounding 2. Conducting awareness programmes like AIDS community and thereby nurture their talents. awareness, anti plastic campaign, cleanliness drive The initiatives for sustainable development are taken etc. in consonance with its mission 3. Empowering children through total development by:

Mission: Crossland College strive to educate the rural a. Conducting communicative English classes and economically backward students of the Community, b. Organizing personality development sessions providing them excellent training for their total development, with the ultimate objective of bringing c. Sensitizing children to the civic, environmental about the empowerment and enrichment of the and social issues community, through their service to God and Man.” 4. Health and sanitation awareness programmes to In keeping with the mission of the institute, the college reduce cases of illnesses has been reaching out to the underprivileged community 5. Skill development programme through awareness drives to reduce dropout rates, a. Life skills programme for students encourage the education of women and communicate the betterment that can happen within their families and b. Skill development programme for community community through the education of its younger in association with Govt. of India.

27 6. Charity of others and protection of the nature. The corporates a. A Handful of Rice with Love: ( rice collection to are putting their share in the community welfare and donate to a charitable Institution) environmental protection, and organizing programmes for the benefit of the socially, economically and culturally b. An Indian Rupee; Contribution of an Indian backward groups. As future citizens, students have their rupee towards medical relief share in shouldering the responsibility towards the well c. Cleanliness drive: Initiative to clean the class being of society. by students on Wednesday. Conclusion d. Visit to old age home and home for the The experience of a student in the college decides differently abled: what he or she is in future. It is the institutional e. Protection of environment: by maintaining environment which largely decides who the student gardens by each class should be in future, an angel or a devil. Mere class room 7. Wall of charity: An initiative to contribute used but teaching will not mould a human being. Class rooms usable things for the needy by keeping it in a make an engineer, an advocate, a doctor or a mechanic separate room. but the best practices of the institution build up sustainable communities, mould the human being within 8. Literacy initiatives: Efforts are taken to help the the person. Students, who actively involved in the students in the college and nearby villages to activities of the college, may not achieve any great communicate in English. material success, but certainly achieve the respect of 9. Summer Camp: for the children of the village to others and lead a life full of satisfaction. Therefore the empower them and to develop their personality. educational institutions should not keep away from their 10.Flash mobs and street plays for awareness creation: responsibility of bringing out better citizens out of the Anti plastic, cleanliness, sanitation etc., raw individuals entering the gates of the institution.

In the competitive world of today where people set References: higher goals for achievement and strive to achieve them Aras, Guler; NGOs and Social Responsibility, 2010 there is need to think whether all get the opportunity to set goals and have means to achieve them, whether Younniss James and Yates, Miranda Community privileges are enjoyed by only one section of the Services and Social Responsibility in Youth, 1997 population, what the achievers can do for the non https://www.boundless.com/management/textbooks/ achievers, are we using the resources for our immediate boundless-management-textbook/ethics-in-business- needs and preserving it for the future generation and 13/corporate-social-responsibility-98/types-of-social- how a balance can be maintained in terms of the responsibility-sustainability-461-10565/ fulfillment of social, economic, cultural and political NAAC guidelines. needs with minimum use of resources. Everyone has the responsibility to maintain and mange the well being AIACHE Golden jubilee souvenir

(Received the Best Paper award in National Conference held at St. Aloysius College, Mangalore.)

¥ Ms. Sowjanya Raju Poojary, I BA (Soc. Sc.) ¥ Mr. Akhil M Chacko, I BA (Soc. Sc.)

28 Your role towards the safety and security of women as a responsible Indian citizen

To the reader, this particular topic regarding women The problem being a woman is that you are treated could be one of the easiest topics to write an essay on, like bedsheets of someones bed. The problem being a but to be frank what women go through is never easy. woman is that you are treated like doormat of someones The topic highlights our role as citizens towards women door. The problem being a woman is that you will be but honestly women play a greater role in India till death used like a public toilet for rape. The problem being a and are always shattered. Whenever a mother is woman is that you will be burnt like a garbage with pregnant she usually desires for a boy child. But if a girl acid. The problem being a woman is that I am writing is born, she is unwanted and are wrapped like waste helplessly about my problems being a woman on a blank samosas in newspapers to be thrown in dustbins. When sheet. they are school going birds either they are deprived of hot milk which is given to their brother or they are deprived What steps can anyone take as a responsible citizen? of education. Teenage which is a common phase, is The question itself is my problem, the main problem usually stricter for girls, if your parents find you making behind is the mentality and as an Indian what we can love instead of counselling you, they may definitely trap only do is create awareness. From pre-school itself they you. Sometimes choice of girls isn’t important in should be taught that the breast from where you sucked marriage. As a burden they are given away with dowry. milk and the vagina from where you came out are only At that stage that particular girl stays in a bridal dress organs. Girls should learn defensive steps to defend in a scented room with an unknown stranger. That themselves and walk out whenever they want to unknown person becomes her husband and usually tries irrespective of time. These drama serials must stop to determine her virginity. Women are easily turned blue promoting good girls in sarees always obedient. Girls and black that is beaten up, for reasons such as dowry, sex, work etc. Usually husbands and in laws believe must keep their rights on top of everything as a priority. that if she is given away with dowry like a burden then Education and career should not be an option for girls they own her and she must obey them. In laws have but a definite thing to move ahead with. Girls shouldnt beautiful expectations and if she does not fit the get married until they have their own homes built. Both qualification of cleaning their dirty clothes and sinks girls and boys parents should live together with them or she is again immoral. While travelling to Brahmavar from with none. Cooling and cleaning must be made a matter college I saw a man chatting on whatsapp with baby 1 of choice including dress. No matter what religion or and baby 2 and later he started deleting the messages. region, you are equal in the eyes of law according to This shows that even if his wife sacrifices her career, Indian constitution. choice, lifestyle everything for him still it’s waste. Even Topic like comparision between male and female if girls follow norms they are not treated as a human must stop. The way you treat a female should be equal being. to how a human being with rights are treated. Dear Girls are raped and thrown acids if they say “No”. reader, you may have your own role irrespective of And then people say that it’s your “Dress Code” which whatever gender you are born with but how you treat provoked him. What about the 48% of the women who girls in all matters. Or else this essay is definetly a are raped in Abaya / Burqa. waste.

v Wafa, I B.A (Soc. Sc.)

29 Your role towards the safety and security of women as a responsible Indian citizen

Every Indian, male or female has the responsibility The change should begin at home. Girls should be to the safety of women in our country. In a country with given the same status as that of boys. The boy should vast cultures, traditions and heritage so unique, the need be taught to love and respect women. The most for the safety of women is not actually required. But important is to protect them as they grow. The boys now a days, the alarming rate at which crimes against should be taught to share the household chores with women are rising we have to think again. We have to their sisters, wives and mothers. The kitchen must not think if we are giving value to the Indian women in a be limited to the daughters. It is a wonderful world which form which they deserve. even men can explore. The parents must not be telling

The traditions of any country/culture shows us that it. But the parents must practice it. They should be the women were treated as equals to men. But with time perfect example for their children. the respect for women has come down. A change can A house where both husband and wife work outside be brought and the change is my responsibility, your is the best place to teach the children these values. responsibility and the responsibility of every other Indian. The husband and wife must share the household chores In a country where Godesses are worshipped, the girl and be the right example. is raped/murdered/kidnapped. Isn’t this such an irony? Instead of undressing a woman, the thought of In many cases women themselves are at the wrong covering her up in decent clothes must be in his mind. side but because of these women the innocent ones She need not be in a burka when told to be covered up. also face problems. We should be respecting the girl, She must be covered up in the minds of the men. She as a Godess is respected, she should be protected must be given the respect she deserves . Psychologists like the stone diety or even more as the women (and say that a rape is committed twice. Once in the mind girls) are more important than the stone diety. Now of the person committing it and then in person”. Unless another opinion is bound to rise, “Let her stay at home, and until men try and learn to keep their sexual urges under the eyes of parents and elders and she will be under control they won’t be real men. Because real safe”. No! why should the women stay inside the four men don’t rape, they protect. walls to be safe? Why not teach the boys to respect women and become real gentlemen? The world is her’s Be the change you wish to be and don’t try to change too, to experience, to live and to enjoy. No one can women’s clothes, try changing your mentality. deny her freedom to be a free bird. Thank you

v Anju Mary, III B.A. (Soc.Sc.)

30 LOST LOVE IN SYRIYA

12:00 am ,Damascus, Mon-1/5/2001 My phone rang... told you your pain will vanish once you become the it was Amir my elder brother... he remembered my mother of Bashar’s child” she closed her eyes and birthday... he called to wish me I am 2 years younger whispered “ la ilahaillallah” and that was it .. the blood to him ... he lives in Saudi Arabia for the last 2 years ... was flowing from her forehead she laid dead ... I tried I turned 21 that day but still he calls me baby sis... to spit on Imran which was useless... he saw me with soon after his call I slept not sure of getting up the next no expression... took out a packet of biscuits from his morning as it’s Syria and you may not know if you will pocket and threw it near me ...then he dragged the be dead or alive the next morning. I was having breakfast body out and switched off the lights and locked the early in the morning when my Abbu was recalling the door . I was all alone sobbing and crying .. I don’t old days when we used to be a happy family ... now we remember when I slept the next morning. The sun light eat only 2 times a day as it’s not easy to risk our life was trying to enter from the cracks of the walls ... I and go to the market . I was trying to console him saying tried to rescue my-self but it was useless. I didn’t notice that “everything will be fine... have Faith, Then our door that Imran was staring at me... I thought of saying him was kicked open and a tall man with a Ak24 in his hand to open my chains..but before speaking I realised that pointed his gun on my father’s head ... “his face was it was useless to ask anything... after a few minutes covered , his eyes were blue , he was in his army uniform of awkward silence he asked me .. why didn’t you eat and the badge read - Imran ISIS officer . I started your biscuit? I didn’t respond. He got angry... opened screaming... he shot my Abbu in the head and grabbed the packet and came close to me .. I said him” stay my hair and when my ummi came for help.. he shot her away yaQalb (dog in arabic)” he didn’t obey and caught in the chest.... he then dragged me and pushed me my cheeks with his hand, opened my mouth and made into his jeep and drove somewhere I have never been to me eat the biscuits forcefully... it was painful... I ... I was screaming for help ... calling my Abbu Ummi.... started crying when he stopped and started staring at he slapped me and next when I opened my eyes it was me without expression. I stopped crying after 30 mins dark I was tied with a metallic chain ... I felt as if I were or so ..when he came near me and took out a bottle of blind ... I started screaming and shouting for help ... I water and made me drink it... I was scared and thirsty cried and cried and suddenly a whisper intrupted my at the same time so I just drank without misbehaving. tears ... it was a voice of a woman... she said - He then got up and took out a red card in which the “ssssshhhhh... all your pain will vanish once you become date of my appointment with Bashar was written in the mother of Bashar’s child” I screamed ... I was not Black Ink ..my appointment was on the 4th of May ... in a mood to face the truth.. I knew it that I was I saw that and tears rolled down my eyes without my kidnapped by Bashar’s people... I knew that my life permission... he closed the door behind me and went had turned upside down and it was all over ... the door away. After half an hour the door opened I thought it kicked open and the dim yellow light was switched on. was Imran but it was some other officer from ISIS ..he It was Him the DESTROYER of my world.... IMRAN was drunk ... he came inside and closed the door .. I he took out a gun and directly pointed at the woman got scared and started screaming... I pleaded with him who was tied beside me .. she was pregnant... I not to come near me... but he came closer and closer screamed “Noooo..noo please don’t shoot her please he sat down and touched my lips with his disgusting she’s pregnant please “ she smiled at me and said - “ I fingers ... I closed my eyes and sobbed when I heard

31 the door open and heard a gun shot I opened my eyes pregnant.... tears started rolling down my eyes as I and the monster laid down in front of me .. it was Imran stood in front of Imran . He asked me to sit in the jeep who shot the other. He stared at me and then dragged I obeyed ... he started to drive the car ....it was almost the body away from me and this time he locked the 3 hours ... when I realised that we are away from Syria... door from outside ..it was 5.00 am I thought when Imran I asked him ... “ how long would it take to reach to came he brought some food with him which he opened Bashar? “ he didn’t reply ... I kept quiet... again after 45 and started eating I was staring at the packet when he minutes I lost patience and asked this time in a high came near me and put some in my mouth ... I ate tone ... “ he said 2 hours more to reach the border of quietly... I told him “jazakallah for saving me today” he Saudi Arabia refugee camp “ I was shocked ... I couldn’t said nothing.... after a few seconds of awkward silence believe my eyes I cried and smiled at the same time .. he asked me my name .. I said my name is “Aira... Aira I was crying and crying when he said ... if you cry I will Hussain”. I asked him “why did you kidnap me ,” without take you back ... I stopped crying he offered me a hesitation he said “to sleep with Bashar Al Hafez”. Tears chocolate and said smile ... your smile is beautiful... I rolled down my eyes as I was again not ready to face saw him in his eyes and smiled and tears started rolling the truth ..he got up for leaving the room . When I asked down my cheeks ... with one hand he rubbed my tears him “Can you open my chains it’s painful ... I won’t run away ...” finally we reached to the border ... I got down I promise “ he saw me and went away without unlocking the jeep as soon as possible and ran towards the border then in less than 5 minutes he came back and opened of Saudi Arabia... I saw many more Syrians standing the chains ... locked the room and went away.. as he there waiting for the gates to open .. Imran tapped my went I thought of running away but soon realised that I shoulder from behind I turned he handed me a cell phone had no one left in Syria... and going to Saudi Arabia and said keep it to call your brother ... for the first time was impossible... so I sat and started crying ... I don’t I saw his smile ... my eyes met with his ... I saw a tear remember when I slept ... I woke up at midnight when I forcing itself to come out of his eyes ... he hugged me saw Imran was fast asleep in one of the corner of the tight like he never wanting me to let go ... I hugged him room .. I tried to snatch the keys from his pocket. When back ... he whispered Take Care ... I whispered I love he caught my hand ... I was so scared that I closed my you too ... the gates got opened ... I was in Saudi Arabia eyes . He dragged me by my hands and tied me again He was in Syria... we were too close yet far away from . I cried and cried ... I requested him to let me go ... I each other He saw me till I sat in the refugee camp bus told him I had a brother in Saudi Arabia... I wanted to go ... He stood there in the Border I was staring at him to him. He just stared at me with no mercy in his eyes from the window of the bus ... the gates got closed ...... I slept sobbing that night . The next morning was 3rd and as the bus started moving we both were seeing of may ... Imran woke me up opened my chains and each other when I heard a gun shot and realised that asked me to change the dress... he bought a new dress another ISIS officer shot Imran ... I tried to stop the bus for me ... he said that Bashar wanted to see me that but the bus didn’t stop .... I wanted to save Imran... My day itself ... I changed the dress as I lost faith in my Imran... He laid there dead ... and here I was alive but fate ... I thought that was it ... now I had to wait to get dead from inside .

n Salwa Mohd. Qasim I B.A. (Soc.Sc.)

32 PROUD TO BE A ....

This story is of a wonder woman. months she needed some more money so she went Karthi was born in a poor family and lost her parents again with that person and sold her self . After few weeks at the age of 16 when she was in 10th. After the death she came to know that she was pregnant. And she was of her parents she started to live with her grandparents only 20. Students and staff came to know about it but she completed 12th standard at the age of 18 and then didn’t dare to help her. She was removed from the went for higher education in Mumbai. She was a brilliant college. She thought of committing suicide when she student and her aim was to become a doctor as her remembered her father’s words” never give up no matter father wished for and she managed to join the college. what happens”.

After a year she got a telegram which turned her She started to live not for herself but for the future world upside down. Her grandparents were no more. doctor who was in her womb. She couldnt become a She was all alone in this cruel world. College staff were doctor but she wanted to make her child a doctor. she forcing her to pay the fee but she didn’t have the money. delivered a baby girl and soon she started giving tuitions She searched for jobs but got none . So she started to to younger students. Her dream of becoming a doctor borrow money from her friends still couldn’t manage to remained pending but she didn’t give up her dream and collect enough money. After some time she went and saw herself being a doctor in her daughter’s future. asked money from a person and he agreed to give her the required amount only on one condition. She was There are many more Karthis in India who chose life ready to do anything as the deadline of paying the fees over death... They couldn’t become Proud Doctors But was near and as expected she slept with the man . became Proud Mothers... They are the real Unsung She payed the fee of the college and after few Heroes of Life.

£ Sulaiman Faizal I B.A (Soc.Sc.)

Hidden Secret Behind Every Successful Story

Once upon a time there lived a sweet family. They the baby and found her at the corner fallen down. But had everything in their life including food, cloth and the baby was still happy. But the mother was angry, shelter but they were still unhappy as they had no child. she took the child for cake cutting and they further had They were disappointed and prayed hard for the child. great celebration. Her grandfather kept her name At last their prayer was heard and was gifted with a “HAPPY” as she always seemed to be. beautiful little baby girl. But instead of being happy they Days went by, and the baby grew up but she always were very sad as they did not desire for the girl child. missed the love of her parents. They were always busy But any way it was a celebration time as they had got in their work and was unable to spend time with the a child who could lead the family ahead. They invited child. So do you know where could she spend all her everyone and there was great joy all around the house. time? And who could give her the love she deserved? It All were so busy in the celebration that they even forgot was a doggy “Tomy” with whom she played lot of games about the child. When the time approached for cake and gave all her love. Her grandfather was no more. cutting, baby’s mother moved on to fetch the child. But Happy always thought that she loved every one but alas! The child was missing. She started searching for people ignored her.

33 One day Happy heard her parents saying that they about her parents she started crying and said that she were unhappy with the child, because it was a girl child. was a curse to her family, They don’t take care of me So it was better to keep her out of the house or kill her. and, I want to die. But Neha’s mother took care of Happy Hearing this she was very sad and blamed herself for and taught her well. She also started an institution which being born into this world. could encourage the girl children to be successful in their life. Once as she was sitting and thinking about her birth and, the problems that she faced. She had to study Don’t let yourself to be down at any point of time. A hard to reach a good position. When Happy was 10 girl can do everything that boy does or even better than years old she thought she could never be happy in her them. Every girl is not a burden to the house. Happy house. So it was better to run away rather than being set an example to all those who think that a girl is a killed by her parents. Her parents also constantly asked waste. Parents should always remember that they her to die and they never wanted her to live longer and should never differentiate between a boy and a girl. wanted to kill her. But as she was born after a long time Years later when Happy’s mother was admitted in a everyone had an eye on her and they could not kill her. hospital and had no hope to survive. But when she heard Hearing all this she was very sad but dared to ask a this she rushed there and treated her mother in the question to her mother why she hated her? Mother hospital and very soon she was alright. But her mother said that you were a girl. If they had a boy he could could not recognize her. take care of them and fulfill all their desires. Hearing Today Happy is happy in her life. She is married to a this she was more depressed. She promised that she man who loves her a lot and she was also happy when would take care of them but mother did not believe. she was gifted with a baby girl. She had a beautiful family life. And people also respected her for her kind One day Happy was found lying on the ground injured heart and service. with high temperature. She was running away from her house. She was literally shattered from inside, so she Once there was programme and Happy was invited was not able to settle down at a place. And suddenly there and was asked to deliver a speech. Her parents she slipped down and was left in a pathetic condition. were also present there on that occasion. She started her speech saying, Friends in today’s era people There came a family who found the child lying on differentiate between a boy a girl and even parents the ground. They had come there for picnic and it was consider it as a curse”. I was deprived of love which I then they found Happy on the ground the family too had deserved from my parents but now I am happy that I a girl child who was 7 year old. They loved and cared have a girl child and I will give all the love that she for her and had come there to spend the quality time deserves; saying this she fainted. Suddenly a five year with their child. It was then they came across this child. old girl rushed saying I thank my God for my sweet mother who takes care of me and taught me everything They rushed to Happy and she was unconscious. They that is essential in my life. But the sad part is that sprinkled water on her face and she was murmuring “I Happy’s parents could not recognize her. But later they want to die, Just let me die”. The family took her into regretted. They realized their mistake and asked for their house and treated her well. She was fine after few forgiveness and they wished to die for their mistake. days. But she was amazed to see herself in a new Hearing this Happy’s 5 year child came saying,” Death environment. Suddenly Neha rushed to her saying Akka! is not the ultimate solution to all the problems” my mom You stay with me, play with me, and you can study always talks about you and she says that she loves from today. Consider my mother your mom. She will you a lot. Hearing this Happy’s mother hugged her and take care of you and give you lot of love. Hearing this said that she wanted to give all the love she deserved her eyes were filled with tears of joy. When Neha asked and they lived together happy ever after.

u Sanjulatha, III B.A. (Soc.Sc)

34 STUDENTS’ COUNCIL 2017-18 REPORT

The Students’ Council election for the year 2017-18 was held on Saturday 15th July 2017. The following students were elected / nominated to various posts :

Chairman : Mr. Anil Kumar III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) Secretary : Ms. Anju Mary III B.A. (Soc. Sc.) Joint Secretary : Ms. Shwetha III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) Sports & Games Secretary : Mr. Pradyumna Holla II B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) Art & Literary Secretary : Mr. Rakshith III B.Com. NSS- Leader : Mr. Adithya II B.A. (Soc. Sc.) NSS- Asst. Leader : Mr. Rashmitha II B.Com.

Class Representatives : I B.Com. Mr. Ashish Poojary Shivaram II B. Com. Mr. Vignesh III B.Com. Mr. Gowthami I B.A. (Mgt.) Ms. Anusha II B.A. (Mgt.) Mr. Suraj Shetty III B.A. (Mgt.) Ms. Swathi K.V I B. A. (Soc.Sc.) Mr. Sulaiman Faizal II B. A. (Soc.Sc.) Mr. Deepak III B. A. (Soc.Sc.) Mr. Bharath

The council activities were inaugurated by Dr. John On 20th August 2017 organized “Sadbhavana Diwas” Thomas, Principal, LRIS, Brahmavar on Saturday 22nd (Observing the birth anniversary of late Rajeev Gandhi) July 2017. The Council members took an oath, that they pledge taking ceremony was celebrated to promote will do their responsibilities to the best of their abilities. national integration and communal harmony.

On 15th August 2017 on the occasion of In connection with the Voters Awareness Independence Day, Mr.Girish Rao, Lecturer in Programme an Oath Taking Ceremony was organized Commerce hoisted the flag and delivered the message. to motivate the young voters to exercise their right to Mrs.Smitha Maipady, Lecturer in Rural Development vote. unfurled the flag and delivered the message on the The 34th College Day was held on Saturday,3rd occasion of Republic Day. February 2018. Dr. A.M Khan, Registrar (Evaluation), The Talents’ Day competition was held on Tuesday, Mangalore University was the Chief Guest. 22nd August 2017.Students presented various cultural The annual prize distribution was held on Friday, programmes. 23rd March 2018. The National Youth Day–Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi was celebrated by organizing a talk on the As part of the community social responsibility the topic “Thoughts of Swami Vivekananda”. Mr. Ram Bhat Students’ Council volunteered to collect money and rice Sajamgadhe was the guest speaker for the programme. for helping the needy. Details are given below :

35 1. “An Indian Rupee Project” - 5, 343.00 (Medical Relief Fund) - collection 2. Contribution towards the Medical - 18, 680.00 expenses of a baby who is the d/o Mrs. Saraswathi, Neelavara, who is undergoing treatment at KMC, Manipal. 3. Contribution towards the Medical - 15, 455.00 expenses and high risk surgery of Mr.Akhilesha, a student of Govt. First Grade College, Barkur. 4. Contribution towards the Medical - 12, 841.00 expenses of Mr.Manish, a student of Govt. First Grade College, Kota, Padukere. 5. Contribution towards the Medical - 9, 113.00 expenses of the girl Ms.Mehek, Shimoga Taluk, who is undergoing Cancer treatment at KMC, Manipal. 6. Contribution to Spandana, a home for - 3,430.00 the mentally challenged, Udupi collected through the project and 1.1 quintals of rice “A Handful of Rice with Love” (Collection of rice and money on the occasion of Samsmaran Din, Founder’s Death Anniversary).

v Mrs. JYOTHI Director, Students’ Council

NSS REPORT

The NSS organized a number of programmes for Annual Special Camping Programme : the development of student’s personality through community service. Annual Special Camping Programme was held at Govt. Lower Primary School Thantradi from 17th-23rd November Enrolment : 2017. The repairing of public road, cleaning school 139 students were enrolled for the year 2017-2018. premises, extending the playground, construction of the Out of which 75 were female and 64 male. Mr. Adhitya Garden were the main activity undertaken during the G.G of II BA and Ms.Rashmitha of II B Com were camp. Besides various educational, cultural and nominated as leaders. awareness programmes were conducted. The socio- economic survey of the village was also conducted. Inaugration : Blood Donation : The activities of the NSS for the year 2017-2018 was inaugurated by Mr. Veeranna SC, Assistant Professor, In association with Y.R.C, K.M.C, Manipal and SRSMNGFGCBarkur. In his inaugural speech he MoghaveeraSangha, Pethri, a blood donation camp was emphasized the importance of NSS in the development organized on 24h January 2018. About 65 units of blood of student’s personality. He said “ NSS helps the overall were collected. Students also got an opportunity to know development of the students through various their blood group. activities.” During the year NSS organized two one-day camps Anti - Plastic Campaign : and 10 half-day ‘shramadan’, besides guest lecture In association with Y.R.C, NSS volunteers did the Flash programmes. Mob and Street Play at Brahmavara town on 26th January

36 2018 to give awareness about the problems caused In association with the community development through plastics. cell, a training programme was organized on 28th& th Free Eye Check up camp : (24/01/2018) 29 August 2017. Mrs. Sumathi Suvrna, trainer at Rudset, Brahmavara was the trainer. In association with Y.R.C and Prasad Nethralaya, Udupi, a free eye check up camp was organized for the students iii. Guest lecture on Human Rights : and the public. About 100 students and public registered In association with the Human Rights Cell, two their names for eye check up. guest lecture programmes were organized on 17th The following NSS volunteers attended various training July, 2017 and 14th September 2017. Prof. programmes: Surendranath Shetty, Dept of Political Science, i. Miss. Rasmitha of II B.Com. attended university MGM College Udupi and Mr. Premanada Kalmady, level leadership training camp held at Konaje, Programme Director, West Coast Nature Mangalore University from 01-07 July 2017. Adventurers(R) Udupi were the resource persons. ii. Mr. Rakshith Shetty of III B.Com attended iv. First Aid Programme: university level selection camp held at Konaje, Mangalore University from 01-07 July 2017. In association with Y.R.C, a guest lecture th iii. 7 NSS volunteers attended the Workshop on programme was organized on 18 September, Journalism, held at Brahmavar organized by Press 2017. Dr. Ramachandra Kamath, trainer and Club Brhamavara on 23/7/2017. treasurer, Indian Red Cross Society, Udupi Dist.delivered a talk on First Aid with demonstration. iv. 11 NSS volunteers attended the 5 days Training v. Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi Celebration : Programme on Youth Leadership & Community Development held at Udupi organized by In association with Student Council, a guest lecture NeharuYuva Kendra, Udupi From 11/08/2017 to programme was organized on 12th January.2018 15/08/2017. on the occasion of Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi. Educational Activities : Prof. Ram Bhat Sajangadhe, Retired Professor, NPUC Barkur delivered a talk about Swami i. Guest lecture on Yoga therapy : Vivekananda. In association with the Dept of physical education vi. Film Show: and Y.R.C, a guest lecture programme was organized on 13th March 2017. Mr. Bhaskar Kotian, As a part of International Women’s Day, a film Retired teacher and Yoga expert delivered a talk show, “PadMan’ was organized as an educative on Yoga therapy. programme. This was organized in association with ii. Training programme on Paper and Cloth Bag Women’s Forum & Personality Cell for Women on making : 8th March, 2018.

Red Ribbon Club

Under the auspices of Red Ribbon club the following competitions were conducted i. Slogan writing ii. Poster making Guest lecture on AIDS Awareness : A guest lecture programme was organized on 27th February,2018 Mrs. Roshni Dais, Counselor Dist. Govt. Hospital Udupi delivered a talk on HIV & Aids Awareness. Ë Mr. Girish Rao Programme Officer v v v

37 YOUTH RED CROSS ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018

The Youth Red Cross Unit of the college is a In connection with our founder’s death anniversary constituent of Indian Red Cross Society, Karnataka. A on 8th October, a campaign ‘a hand full of rice’ was number of programmes were organized for the college organized and money collected was given to Spandana, students in order to inculcate the values such as a home for the specially challenged on 06-10-2017 as humanity, impartiality, voluntary service etc. The college social commitment. Both the YRC and NSS volunteers Youth Red Cross unit acts as an auxiliary to the District could collect 1.1 quintal rice and 3430/- which were Youth Red Cross Society in carrying out humanitarian handed over to SPANDANA. The students who visited activities. the home had a new experience. They could learn how The Youth Red Cross Wing of Crossland College life treats others in different ways. with the guidance of Mrs.Jyothi conducted and attended Mrs. Jyothi, the Programme Officer of YRC unit of various programmes during the academic year 2017- the college, attended a First Aid Training Programme 18 Mr. Suhas Shetty of III B.Com.and Mr. C.A. Aravind Naik of III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) were nominated as the for programme officers held at K.S. Hegde Medical president and secretary of the unit respectively. Ms. College, Nitte Deemed to be University, Derlakatte, Ashwini of III B.A. (Social Sc.) and Ms. Megha of III Mangalore on 12-10-2017 B.Com. were nominated as the joint secretary and The YRC and NSS units of the college also hosted treasurer of the unit. a Blood Donation Programme on 24th January 2018 in The activities of the Youth Red Cross for this year connection with the Republic Day Programme. It was 2017-18 were inaugurated by Mr. Thallooru Shivarama organized in association with KMC Manipal and Shetty, Chairman, Youth Red Cross Society, Udupi MogaveerSangha. Blood group checking campaign was District. Dr. UmeshPrabhu, MS (Ortho), Hitech also arranged for the benefit of the students and public Hospital, Udupi, Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society, as well. The volunteers of the Red Cross Unit of the Udupi District was the chief guest of the programme. college took active participation in organizing the camp List of Programmes organized : in a well manner. 63 units of blood were collected Mrs. Jyothi, the Programme Officer of YRC unit of including the students, staff and the public. the college, attended a training programme for On 24th January 2018, an eye check up camp was programme officers of YRC units in connection with organized by the YRC and NSS units of the college in Geneva Convention Day on 12-08-2017 organized by association with Prasad Nethralaya, Udupi. A good the Indian Red Cross Society, Udupi District, at Red Cross Bhavan, Udupi, majority of students, staff and public availed the benefit of the camp. In relation to Geneva Convention Day, a Geneva Convention Jatha and fund raising campaign was In connection with the Republic Day Programme, organized by Indian Red Cross Society, Udupi District an anti-plastic campaign - ‘A Flash Mob’ and a street on 12-08-2017 at Mahathma Gandhi Stadium, Ajjarkadu, play was organized by the YRC and NSS units of the Udupi. The following volunteers of YRC Unit participated college at Brahmavar bust stop junction to create in the Jatha and fund raising campaign: Suhas Shetty, awareness on using and dumping of plastics in public Rakshith, Megha, Chitra, (III B.Com.); C.A. AravindNaik, places.The effects of plastic on animals, human beings Shravan Kumar, Ashwini, Anju Mary (III B.A.) and on environment as a whole was enacted through On Monday, 18-9-2017, the YRC unit of the college the street play effectively by the volunteers. Principal, in association with NSS, organized a First Aid Training staff and faculty and volunteers were present. The Programme for the students of the college. Dr. programme was witnessed by a large number of public. Ramachandra Kamath, Trainer & Treasurer, Indian Red Cross Society, Udupi District trained the volunteers and As an educational programme, film show on demonstrated how to act during emergency cases and “PADMAN” was arranged for the students of the college what first aid measures to be taken in such cases. on the International Women’s Day – March 8, 2018. u Ms. Jyothi Programme Officer, Youth Red Cross Unit

38 Sports and Games

Our students actively participated in various section. Mr. Dheekshith M. of II P.U.C in boys section competitions during the year 2017-18. Mr. Pradyumna and Ms. Chaithra of II P.U.C in girls section were the Holla K.S of II B.A secured gold medal in the Mangalore individual champions of the P.U.C section. III B.A University Inter Collegiate powerlifting (105 Kg category) students and III B.Com students secured first and competition held at GFG College, Thenkanidiyur and second prizes respectively in the inter class Marchpast represented the Mangalore University in the All India competition. Mr. Biju Jacob K won the first place in Inter University competitions held at Chandigarh. Mr. Table tennis and Mr. Mathai T I won the second place PradyumnaHolla also secured gold medal in the in Chess in the Mangalore University Inter Collegiate Karnataka state sub junior powerlifting championship Staff Tournament held at PPE College, Udupi on and represented the Karnataka state in the National 25/03/18. championship held at Kerala and Tamilnadu. Mr. Sachin Mr. Pradyumna Holla K.S of II B.A was adjudged as of III B.A secured Bronze medal in the Karnataka state the Best Sports Man of the year 2017-18. He was also sub junior powerlifting competition. Our students participated in the MUIC tournament in Shuttle given a cash award of 1500/- for his outstanding badminton, Cross-country, Chess, Football, Wrestling, performances in the sports and games . Best physique, Powerlifting and Athletics .In P.U.C Mr. Biju Jacob K was the coach of the Mangalore section our students participated in the Chess, Kabaddi University football (men) team which participated in the and Athletics . South Zone Inter University Tournament held at Apart from Inter Collegiate tournaments regular inter Calicut,Kerala .Mr. Biju Jacob K was one of the selection house competitions at college level were organized in committee members of the Mangalore (men & women) Cricket, Volley ball, Kabaddi, Shuttle badminton and Manipal University (men) teams for the Inter ,Chess,Carom, Throw ball and Athletics. A sports quiz University Tournaments. He has attended the UGC competition was conducted in connection with National Sponsored University level conference on “Changing Sports Day. Mr. Jerin Abraham of III B.Com. and Mr. Paradigms in Administration of Higher Educational Aby Mamachan of III B.A were secured the first and Institutions “ held on 11.10.2018 at Crossland College, second places respectively. Brahmavar, National Conference on “Application of

Our Annual Sports Meet was held on 27/01/18. Prof. Sports Sciences in Physical Education” held at GFG G. Balakrishna Shetty, Principal , B.D Shetty College College Kavoor on 17.03.18 and two days Workshop of Business Management was the Chief guest of the on “Best Practices in Colleges Affiliated to Mangalore Annual Sports Meet. Mr. Manjunath Poojary of III University in Attracting Students to Sports and Physical B.Com in boys section and Ms. Rashmitha of III B.A in Education Activities” held on 27th and 28th March 2018 girls section were the individual champions of the degree at Mangalore University , Mangalagangotri.

m Mr. Biju Jacob Physical Director

39 Surendra Naik Memorial Crossland Faculty Scholarship Fund 2017-18

Crossland Faculty Scholarship Fund, which was helps in providing hostel facilities to the needy students started in memory of Surendra Naik, our student who at a subsided rate of 1600/- per month. We have passed away, has been helping a number of students decided to continue the same schemes during the next to continue their education in the college. Every year academic year also. I thank all the faculty members the faculty members contribute to this fund. 1,37145/ and well wishers for their contribution towards this noble - was spent this year for 29 students, who enjoyed fee cause. concession under the scheme. The faculty of the college ¥ Mr. Biju Jacob. K Convenor.

ART AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION : Report 2017-18

The art and literary association conducted Inter- 2. Ms.Wafa participated in the District Level Essay House competitions and the prizes for the winners were Competition organized by “Nehru Yuva Kendra, distributed.Our students participated in various Sangathna” (Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. programmes conducted by other colleges. of India) on “Swatchatha Hee Sewa” held on 1. Colours of Youth, Talent Hunt show organized by 17-2-2018 & won Third prize. Maruti Suzuki, Udupi: The Auditions round of this 3. Ms. Wafa participated in the District Level Essay show was held in Manipal on 5,March 2018,. Five of our students participated in various Competition organized by St. Aloysius College, programmes : Mangalore, UG & PG Department of Social Work and Centre for Social Concern on “Convergence of RAKSHITH SHETTY III B.Com Young Talents”, held on 21st February 2018 & BHANUMATHI. N. II B.Com. secured first place. ANUSHA I B. A. ANUSHA. B. I B. A. ù Mrs. Deepa Rao SWATHI II B.Com. Lecturer in charge

Nature Club

Nature club of the college organised awareness In order to encourage the photography skills and programmes related to environment. students’ interest in nature, the nature club organised a photography competition for the college students 1. Anti Plastic Awareness Programme on 8th march 2018. The Nature Club,NSS, and Community Extension 3. Guest Lecture Cell jointly organised a training programme on making of carry bags and covers with paper and clothes. Prof.Johnson Jacob, Dept of English Crossland College Brahmavar, was invited to deliver a lecture Date: 28th and 29th August 2017 on ‘Vermicomposting’ on 22nd march 2018. Resource Person: Ms. Sumathi Suvarna, Guest Thus Nature club of the college plays an important Faculty, RUDSET Brahmavar. role in bringing awareness among students regarding 2. Nature Photography Competition issues related to environment. ” Mrs. Saritha

40 HUMAN RIGHTS CELL

Human Rights is aimed at preserving the dignity of The Theme of the Collage making Competition the people. Although human rights are necessary for was “Child Labour”. sustaining human life and promoting developments of The details of the Prize Winners are as follows : man,they are essential to ensure the dignity of every 1. Essay Competition person as a human being. I Prize Wafa I B.A. During the academic year 2017-18, the cell II Prize Anju Mary III B.A. organized various programmes for the betterment of 2. Elocution Competition students and community as well. I Prize Salwa Mohd Qasim I B.A. The Human Rights cell and the NSS unit of the II Prize Wafa I B.A. college jointly organized a Guest Lecture on “Human 3. Collage making Competition Rights and Women for the students on 17 July 2017. I Prize Yeshwi Mariyam Das II B.A. Prof. Surendranath Shetty , Dept. Of Political Science, Ebin Mathew Sam, Adithya G G MGM College, Udupi was the resource person. He II Prize Joel Samuel, enlightened the students about the Human Rights of Febin Saju, Women. Christy N S, I B.A. Shama Mohammad Ayyub Human Rights cell has conducted the following On 14 September 2017 the Cell organised a Guest competitions : Lecture in association with the NSS Unit of the college 1. Essay Competition Mr. Premananda Kalmady, Environment and Human Rights Activist, Programme Director ,West Coast Nature 2. Elocution Competition Adventurers (R) Udupi was the Resource person of the 3. Collage Making Competition programme .He delivered a talk on “Human Rights and Childrens Rights”. The topic of the Essay Competition was “Can we Human Rights cell of the college conducted a Seminar address the problems of child labour through on “Human Rights and Duties “on 3rd October 2017. Legislations?” Mrs Helmina Mary Mamatha,Lecturer in Political The topic of the Elocution Competition was “Are Science SMS College Brahmavara was the Resource Indian Women deprived of their Human Rights in their Person. She spoke on Human Rights and the provisions houses?” provided for women in the Indian Legislations. ¥ Ms. Mamatha Lecturer-in-Charge.

Women’s Forum and Personality Development Cell / Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell : Annual Report 2017-2018

A woman is an epitome of beauty, wisdom and care. abilities and qualities as a man does have and it is also She has climbed the mountains and dived into the ocean; agreed that she should have the opportunities to develop she has matched the steps with every man in the world. her talents and to express them according to her own Women are an important element of our Society. The choice. Women can help the society in various ways. modern society has started recognizing the individual They can engage in social activities and work for the identity of women. She is believed to have her aspiration, betterment of the society.

41 Women form half the world population. They make are really benefited and they clarified their doubts related invaluable contributions to the well being of humanity. to that.

But most of their contributions remain unrecognized. 3. Self Defense Training Programme : Moreover they remain suppressed at home and in the The women’s forum and personality development cell society as well. Their varied talents go wasted. Things / Sexual Harassment Prevention cell of the college are not very different in our state which claims total organized a self defense training programme for the girl literacy. Women should be empowered. Their voice students of the college. Mr. Karthik, S. Kateel, Martial should be heard. In colleges Women’s Forum plays a Artist expert was the resource person. He explained very prominent role in enlighten and empowering women about the various self defense mechanisms for our girls on some of the issues related to them. students in their self protection. Through Women’s Forum and Personality 4. Celebration of “International Women’s Day” on 8th Development cell/ Sexual Harassment Prevention cell March 2018: of the college cteated awareness among the girl students of the college regarding health and hygiene a) Felicitation of Women Achievers: issues, legal issues and self defense mechanisms. For In connection with International Women’s Day, two that the concerned forum organized various programmes women achievers were honoured and felicitated by the during the year 2017-2018. Ms.Gowthamy of III B.Com college. was nominated as the secretary of the forum. Mrs. Lali Abraham Mathew, Vice Principal of Little 1. Inauguration of Women’s Forum and Personality Rock Indian School, Brahmavar. In recognition of her Development cell / Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell : dedication to worthy causes and untiring service and The Women’s Forum and Personality Development commitment in the field of education for the last 30 cell/ Sexual Harassment Prevention cell of the college years. was formally inaugurated on Friday, 28th July 2017 by Adv. Yashashwini Ameen B, (Alumna) in appreciation Mrs. Nagaratna Naik, Advocate. of her hard work and sincerity in the profession, which resulted in her elevation as Civil Judge and Magistrate. 2. Legal Awareness Programme : The principal of the college Prof. Samuel K The Women’s Forum and Personality Development Samuel and the vice principal of the college Prof. cell/ Sexual Harassment Prevention cell of the college Elizabeth Roy felicitated the women achievers by have jointly organized a legal awareness programme honouring them with garland, shawl and fruit basket. for the girl students of the college. Mrs. Nagaratna Naik, Advocate in her address to the students had spoken on b) Film show (Health Awareness Programme) : legal benefits and the provisions provided for women in In connection with International Women’s Day, the Indian Legislation. She also told that the girls Women’s Forum and Personality Development Cell, students to be vigilant and know about their rights. She Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell, Youth Red Cross discussed all present issues relating to the women and and NSS jointly organized one film show (Padman explained the rights and laws with examples. Students movie) as a part of health awareness and hygiene.

Lectures-in-Charge u Mrs. Stinny K. P. u Prof. Elizabeth Roy

42 DDU - GKY

As part of the Institutional Social Responsibility, the Development, Government of India. A total of 31 students College made an MoU with ITCOT, Chennai to provide a underwent the training from December 2017 to March 3 months training programme in Domestic Data Entry 2018. Operator trade sponsored by the Ministry of Rural ¯ Dr. Robert Clive G

SC/ST and Equal Opportunities Cell

SC/ST and equal opportunities cell of the college career, empowerment, health and lifestyle, and organized various programmes during the academic year. emotions. The programme was held on 27th Feb 2018.

An awareness programme was conducted to give A training programme on Making carry bags with th th information about the various programmes available for paper and cloth was organized on 28 and 29 August youth in identifying and finding solutions for their 2017, Ms. Sumathi Suvarna, Guest Faculty, RUDSETI, Brahmavar was the resource person. problems. Ms. Malathi from ‘Yuva Spandana Kendra, Udupi spoke on various programmes extended through Four students and Mrs. Saritha, Dept. of Sociology the centre like free consultation and guidance to participated in the Budakattusammelana and youngsters facing issues with regard to relationships, Vicharanasankeerana held at Bhandarkar’s College, safety, communication, gender and sexuality, education, Kundapur on 26th and 27th February.

£ Prof. Reebu Samuel Laison Officer

Community Extension Cell

The following programs were conducted by the cell. Solid Waste’. Ms. Sumathi Suvarna, Guest faculty, RUDSETI, Brahmavar had given training to the Environment Protection Initiatives students to make paper and cloth carry bags, that 1. Collage Competition : can replace plastic carry bags,on 28th and 29th As part of environmental protection awareness a August. 49 students attended the programme. collage competition was organized on the topic-Save 3. Training in Vermi Composting : the Mother Earth on 27th July 2017. Students creatively arranged papers, cloth pieces etc to In association with the Zonal Agricultural present their ideas of saving the earth. Cash prizes Research Centre, Brahamavar, a vermi composting were given to the winners. demonstration class was conducted in the Centre on 11/09/2017. Dr. Naveen of the Zonal Agricultural 2. Training in Bag making : Research Centre was the resource person. He had A training programme was organized in explained the methods and uses of vermi composting connection with ‘Save your Environment by Reusing which can yield good production and more

43 environment friendly. Students were taken to the vermi who have completed 10th and PUC classes. 26 composting units at the centre for field experience. students participated in the camp. Classes were 29 students have participated in the programme and conducted on topics like Creative writing, Creative they are given the responsibility of passing on the learning, Basic soft skills, Computer skills etc. Camp knowledge to the villagers. was inaugurated by Mr. James P. A. President, Personality and skill development Initiatives YMCA, Brahmavar. 1. Diploma in communication skills: Community Service A Diploma course in communicative skills was 1. Wall of Charity offered by the cell to help students to become Realizing the needs of the community and to employable. 21 students have completed the 30 encourage social service, a project ‘Wall of Charity’ hours course and were awarded the certificates. The was inaugurated on 07/10/2017 by Ms. Shalini T.V. course curriculum included basic grammar, role (Alumna), Teacher, Little Rock Kinder Garten, plays, reading skills, story writing etc. Brahmavar. The aim of the project is to help the needy. It is a place to keep things ‘you don’t want or to 2. Career orientation and Leadership Training Camp take things you want’. Anybody can keep things On 19th and 20th of April 2018, a Career which are usable but are not used anymore and Exploration and Leadership Training Camp was held anybody can take things which they want. in the college in association with YMCA, Brahmavar. The camp was organized for the benefit of students m Prof. Reebu Samuel (Lecturer-in-Charge)

Programmes organized by Career Guidance Cell during 2017-18

1. Orientation programme for the freshers was organized 7. The classes of Project Genesis an initiative of Infosys from 19/6/17 – 21/6/17 was inaugurated by Mrs. Medha , Dept. of 2. Life Skills Workshops were organized for the final Economics, SMS college, Brahmavar on 24/8/2017 year B. A. and B.Com. students were organized 0n 8. A campus placement drive was organized on 14/3/ 2th June and 30th June respectively. Ms. Soumya 2018 to select the candidates for ICICI Bank and Meria Samuel was the facilitator. Axis Bank. 3. Mr. Arun from TIME, Udupi engaged an orientation 9. A campus interview was done on 26/3/2018 to select session on CAT/MAT and other competitive exams candidates for L&T Financial Services. on 6/7/2017 In addition the above programmes, the Career 4. A Life skills workshop was organized on 12/7/2017 guidance Cell provided the following services to the by Dr. Robert Clive for the II B. A. students.. students. 5. An Aptitude test to identify the key interest areas * Regularly displaying brochures containing was organized for the I B. A. And I B. Com students information about courses, entrance exams and job on 18/7/2017. Dr. Ajith D Souza administered the opportunities. test and helped the students to understand their key * Guiding students to prepare Curriculum Vitae interest areas. * Helping students to apply for entrance exams and 6. On 20/7/2019, Mrs. Shammi Shiri conducted session courses for final year students on the theme How to face Interviews” u Dr. Robert Clive G

44 Report of the Alumni Association

The 2003 batch outgoing students had a get-together students with a lot of input to prepare them for corporate and donated 50000 to the college. Part of that life. contribution is already utilised for installing mobile The alumni association of Brahmavar chapter handed storage unit to be used by the students. over a purse of 2500 to Ms. Supriya, the rank holder A Corporate to Campus programme was held on and double gold medallist of 2017. 26/3/2018 for the final year B. A. and B. Com. students. On many occasions the alumni were invited as Ms. Swhetha, an alumnus, now working as HR executive resource persons or guests in the college programmes. with Nestle India and Mr. Rajesh an alumnae now working as administrative head of a School guided the £ Dr. Robert Clive G

LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION 2017-18

A REPORT

The Language association conducted various programmes for developing the communication skills of the students. Greater importance was given to the use of the visual media. The Film shows helped the students to understand the dramas and the novels better. The Department co-operated with the Social Science Department in organising spoken English classes and in the skill development programmes for the rural youth organised by the Ministry of Rural Development. A brief report of the various programmes is given below.

S. No Class Date Topic

1 I and II Year Students 16/09/2017 Hindi day Celebrations

2 I and II Year Students 05/01/2018 Hindi Essay Writing Competitions

3 II Year Students Film show on Drama SIMHASAN KHALI HAI (Hindi)

4 I and II Year Students 27/09/2017 Speech on Dr. Shivaram Karanth by Prof. Balakrishna shetty

5 I and II year students 20/12/2017 Film show of Award winning film by Ajapura Karnataka Sangha

6 I and II Year Students Kannada Hand Written Magazine

7 II B.A. General English students Film show The Glass Menagerie

8 I, II and III Year Students English Story Writing Competition

9 I and II Year Students Grammar Class

45 Programmes Attended by the Faculty :

Name Date College Topic Level

Prof.Johnson Jacob 16/01/2017 S.M.S .Brahmavar Guest Lecture Local

12/05/2017 Alva’s College Moodbidri Selection of Lecturers University

05/04/2017 Crossland College Brahmavar F.I.P Local

03/01/2018 Bhandarkars College Kundapura Guest Lecture Local

11/10/2017 Crossland College Brahmavar Changing paradigms In Administration of Higher Educational Institutions. University

08/02/2018 St.Marys College Shirva Guest Lecture Local

07/02/2018 Bhandarkar’s College,Kundapura Seminar,Language and Literature in the digital world. University

Mrs.Jyothi 02-07-2017 S.V.S College Bantwal Workshop on Structural English university

08/09/2017 Crossland College Brahmavar F.I.P Local

From 01-11-2017 to 30-01-2018 (Sundays) Govt.PU College Brahmavar Recourse person. English grammar District

Mr.Sheshagiri Bhat 30/06/2017 Seminar on Vishwa Basha Hindi . Hindi Prachar Samithi Mangalore National

08/09/2017 Crossland College Brahmavar F.I.P Local

Mr.Naveen Kumar Shetty 23-09-2017 Davala College Moodabidri Rathnakaravarni Bhatathesha Vaibhava State

05/04/2017 Crossland College Brahmavar F.I.P Local

Secretary Language Association

46 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT SCIENCE Report on the activities/programmes of the Department for the year 2017-18

Date Type of Activity Organized by/ Target Group Resource Person/ Lecturer –in- charge

20-06-2017 Paper Presentation on “Types Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) of Communication”

01-07-2017 Paper Presentation on Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) “ Types of Communication”

04-07-2017 Debate on ‘Is advertising a waste’ Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A. (Mgt.)

04-07-2017 Guest lecture on ‘Insurance’ Mr. Mahesh PGLecturer AJ II B.Com. Institute of Management, Mangalore. /Mrs. Stinny KP

04-07-2017 JAM Mrs. Jyothi I B.A. (Mgt. Sc.)

10-07-2017 Guest lecture on ‘Mutual Funds’ Mr. Sharathchandra ShettyAlumnus All Mgt. Sci. students. & Manager, Kotak Mahindra, Mangalore/Prof. Samuel K Samuel

11-07-2017 Pick & Speak Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.)

14-07-2017 Seminar on ‘Identifying Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A. (Mgt.) Advertisement copy essentials’

18-07-2017 Advertisement Copy analysis Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A. (Mgt.) competition

21-07-2017 Inter-Collegiate PowerPoint Mrs. Jyothi B.Com/SP/OPM/OM& presentation competition SP (Voc.) students

18-07-2017 Advertisement Copy Analysis Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A. (Mgt.) competition

25-07-2017 Case study on Advertising Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A. (Mgt.) campaign

47 26-07-2017 Paper Presentation on Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) “Overcoming Communication Barriers”

27-07-2017 Paper Presentation on Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) “Overcoming Communication Barriers”

07-08-2017 Teach, Learn and Win –teaching Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. Mgt. &III B.Com. To12-08-2017 by seniors

2017-018 UGC Sponsored Inter- collegiate Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy B.Com/Management Case study competition students

2017-018 UGC Sponsored Inter- class Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy B.Com/ Mgt. students Case study competition

2017-18 UGC Sponsored Inter- class Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy All students Essay writing competition

2017-18 Two students participated in Conducted by SMS College, 1. Ms. Hephzibah UGC Sponsored Inter-class Brahmavar/ Mathew III B.Com. Essay writing competition Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy 2. Mr. Melvin K conducted by SMS College, Abraham II B.A. Brahmavar

11-08-2017 Group Discussion”Dress code Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) for the college students”

11-09-2017 UGC Sponsored One Day Prof. Girish Madla, Final year B. Com University Level Workshop on Prof. Ramesh K.G. Students of Mangalore “Opportunities and Challenges Prof. Gayathri Shetty University Colleges in Banking Sector” Prof. Rashmi Kodikal- Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management, Mangalore Prof. Hydar Ali, GFGC Bantwal/ Mr. Girish Rao

27-09-2017 Six students participated in Organized by Justice KS Hegde B.A. /B.Com. Nitte Student Entrepreneurs Institute of Management/ ’ Summit organized by Justice Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy K.S Hegde Institute of Mrs. Jyothi(Mgt.) Management

06-09-17 Group discussion on Prof. Samuel K Samuel III B.A. (Mgt.) ‘Merit Vs Seniority based promotion’

48 19-12-2017 Group Discussion on Mrs. Jyothi III B.A. Mgt. “Co-education in the colleges”

22-12-2017 Guest lecture on ‘E- Commerce’ Ms. Megha, Ms. Chithra I B.Com. PPC College Udupi/ Mr. Girish Rao

06-01-2018 Guest lecture on Ms. Shwetha Shetty, II & III B.A. Mgt. ‘Corporate Readiness’ Alumna& Human Resource Officer, Nestle India Ltd./ Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy

12-01-2018 JAM – If I be a Teacher…” Mrs. Jyothi I B.A. (Mgt. Sc.)

18-01-2018 Panel Discussion on Prof. Samuel K Samuel II & III B.A. Mgt. ‘Education System of today’

16-02-2018 Guest Lecture on Mrs. Jyothi II B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) ”Computation of personal Mrs. Stinny K.P. Income Tax” Lecturer in Commerce

20-02-18 Seminar on ‘Investment avenues’ Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A. Mgt.

20-02-2018 Paper presentation on Mrs. Jyothi Moderator: III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.) ”Stress Management” Mr. David Saju George

21-02-2018 Panel Discussion Anchor: Mr. Asish Varghese Mgt. students Panelists : Ms. Hamsaveni & Mr. Aby Mamachen/ Prof. Samuel K Samuel

23-02-2018 Guest lecture on Mrs. SathyaranjiniPrincipal, II B.A. Mgt. ‘Computation of Tax Liability’ KBVSM College, Udupi/ Mrs. Jyothi

03-03-2018 A Webinar on‘Investment Mrs. Jyothi/Resource Person: II B.A. and III B.A. Portfolio Management” Dr. Laxminarayana Bhat, (Mgt. Sc.)Participant Registrar, School of Social Work, colleges: Roshni Nilaya, Mangalore 1. Crossland College, Brahmavar 2. Besant Women’s College, M’lore and 3. School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, M’lore

09-03-18 Activity based learning Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A Mgt.

49 10-03-2018 Nine students of B.Com. Organized by PPC Udupi/ B.Com. participated in University level Mrs. Jyothi(Mgt.)Mrs. Deepa Rao intercollegiate competitions organized by PPC Udupi

12-03-18 Activity based learning Prof. Samuel K Samuel I B.A Mgt.

2017-18 e-mail ID creation Mrs. Jyothi Student facilitators: All freshers Aby Mamachan Bernold ( I year students) Paul Arvind Naik David Saju Sachin Samson Ashish Varghese of III B.A. (Mgt. Sc.)

2017-18 Best Journalist competition Prof. Samuel K Samuel All students

12-03-2018 Two students participated in Organized by Besant Women’s B.A. /B.Com one day workshop on College , MangaloreMrs. Jyothi “Basic Skills to Professional skills-the Metamorphosis”

13-03-18 Panel discussion for Prof. Samuel K Samuel II B.A II B.A students

23-03-2018 Guest lecture on Mr. Pradeep ,Dept. of Commerce/ II B A Mgt. ‘Securities Market’ Prof. Samuel K Samuel

26-03-18 Communication games Prof. Samuel K Samuel I B.A. Mgt.

28-03-2018 Guest lecture on Dr. Robert Clive, Department of III B A Mgt. ‘Emotional Intelligence’ Social science / Prof. Samuel K Samuel

26-02-2018 Inter- collegiate quiz Sahyadri College of Engineering III B.Com./ III BA Mgt. &09-03-2018 competition Preliminary & Final & Management, Mangalore/ Mr. Girish Rao

2017-18 Diploma in Computer Basics Mrs. Jyothi & Mrs. Saritha PUC and All Degree students

2017-18 Diploma in Tally ERP 9.0 Mrs. Jyothi (Mgt.) All students

2017-18 Online course on ‘Accounts ArthaVidya ,Bangalore/ III B.Com Executive’Three students have Mrs. Jyothi(Mgt.)/ completed the course and Prof. (Mrs.) Elizabeth Roy were awarded certificates by National Skill Development Corporation

50 Participation of faculty members in various programs during the year 2017-18

Prof. Samuel K Samuel (Principal)

1. Attended one day conference on ‘Quality 10. Chief Guest of the inauguration of Students Welfare Enhancement in Higher Education-Role of Forum of Madhava Pai Memorial College, Manipal Government’ organized by Private College on16th August 2017. Management association at MGM College, Udupi 11. Chief Guest of the School Day function of St. Thomas on 27th September 2017. Residential School, Byndoor on 21st December 2. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty 2017. Improvement programme on ‘Management of 12. President of inaugural function of Inter -Collegiate Adolescent Issues’ organized by Crossland College on 8th September 2017. Tug of War competition organized by Crossland friends, Chanthar on 13th January 2018. 3. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day Conference on ‘Changing paradigms in 13. Chief Guest of the State level Fest, N-Igma X-2K18 Administration of Higher Education’ organized by at NSAM, Nitte on 8th February2018. th Crossland College on 11 October 2017. 14. Chief Guest of the National workshop on ‘NAAC- 4. Attended one day seminar on ‘Manpower planning New Methodology and Quality Sustenance’ at in Higher Education’ organized by CDC , Mangalore Milagres College, Kalianpur on 16th March 2018. University and Forum of former Vice Chancellors of 15. The Principal, Prof. Samuel K Samuel was felicitated Karnataka State Universities at Mangalore University on 24th October 2017. for his services to the society by Spandana, Santhekette and Crossland Friends, Chanthar. 5. Coordinator of AIACHE sponsored Students’ Leadership training programme at Pilar, Goa on Prof. (Mrs). Elizabeth Roy 12th to 14th December 2017. 1. Attended and presented paper on ‘CORPORATE 6. Attended AIACHE Triennial at Christ University, INTEGRITY-THE CORE CODE OF CORPORATE Bengaluru on 29th and 30th, January 2018. ETHICS’ in the UGC sponsored National 7. Presented a paper on ‘Spirituality in Education-An Conference on “BUSINESS ETHICS AND SOCIAL inevitable need’ in absentia at the 7th International Conference on ‘Strategic Innovations and Emerging VALUES” organized by the Department of Perspectives for Global Business in engineering & Commerce, Poorna Prajna Evening College, Udupi Social Sciences’ organized by Sri Ganesh School on 6th September 2017. Of Business Management, Salem, Tamilnadu on 2. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty 9th February,2018 Improvement programme on ‘Management of 8. Made presentation on’ Reinvigorate Arts Education’ Adolescent Issues’ organized by Crossland College at the Seminar organized by Private College on 8th September 2017. Managements Association on 28th February 2018. 3. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day Prof. Samuel K Samuel as guest of honor Conference on ‘Changing paradigms in 9. Chief Guest of the Students’ Council inauguration Administration of Higher Education’ organized by of SMS College, Brahmavar on 12th July 2017 Crossland College on 11th October 2017.

51 Mrs. Jyothi

1. Attended and presented a paper Titled “Women Conference on “Redefining HR Practices for are Home Makers as well as Nation Builders – Sustainable Development” organized in Analysis of Women Entrepreneurship Development collaboration with ISDT, New Delhi (Islampur with special reference to Udupi District” 2nd One- Chapter) and by K.E. Soceity’s Rajarambapu Days International Conference on “Innovation, Institute of Technology, Dept. of Management Entrepreneurship & Sustainable Value Chain in Studies (MBA) on 16th and 17th February 2018 at Challenging Environment” held on 7th June 2017 at Sakhrale, Kollahpur/Pune, Maharastra. Hotel Soleil, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Kuala Mrs. Jyothi as guest of honour Lumpur, Malaysia, organized by Primax Foundation, Bangaluru, Karnataka, India and the 8. Chief Guest for the Valedictory programme of NSS activities of the year 2017-18 of Poorna Prajna paper was published in the International Journal of Evening College, Udupi held on Thursday, 05-04- Commerce and Management Research (PIJCMR) 2018 at PPC College Auditorium. with the print ISSN No. 2321-3604 and online ISSN :2321-3612 with the Impact factor:4.532 (both in Mrs. Deepa Ananth Rao Kittur print and online journal) 1. Attended and presented paper on the topic “Role 2. Attended a Training programme for YRC programme Of Universities And Colleges In Fostering officers on the eve of Entrepreneurship” in the two days National Geneva Convention Day 12-08-2017 organized by Conference on “Corporate Race and Diversity- Red Cross Society, Udupi District at Red Cross Management Research Perspective” organized by Bhavan, Udupi. Department of Management Studies, St. Joseph College of Engineering, Chennai, Tamilnadu on 18th 3. Coordinated the UGC sponsored University Level and 19th August 2017 and the paper was published Faculty Improvement programme on ‘Management in the Emperor International Journal of Finance and of Adolescent Issues’ organized by Crossland Management Research with the ISSN No. 2395- College on 8th September 2017. 5929 with the Impact factor: 1.14. 4. Coordinated the UGC sponsored University level 2. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty one day Conference on ‘Changing paradigms in Improvement programme on “Management of Administration of Higher Education’ organized by Adolescent Issues” organized by Crossland College th Crossland College on 11 October 2017. on 8th September 2017. 5. Attended First Aid Training Programme for Youth 3. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day Red Cross Programme Officers at K.S. Hegde Conference on “Changing Paradigms in Medical College, Nitte Deemed to be University, Administration Of Higher Education” organized by Derlakatte on 12-10-2017. Crossland College on 11th October 2017. 6. Attended and presented a paper Titled “MUDRA – Mrs. Stinny KP a new Micro Financial Initiative for Funding the Unfunded” organized by Shri Dharmasthala 1. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty Manjunatheshwara Institute for Management Improvement programme on “Management of Development (sdmimd), Mysore on 10th and 11th Adolescent Issues” organized by Crossland College November 2017. on 8th September 2017. 7. Attended and presented a paper titled “Paradigm 2. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day Shift in Leadership” on the 6th International Conference on “Changing Paradigms in

52 Administration of Higher Education” organized by 2. Attended Faculty Development Programme on “The Crossland College on 11th October 2017. Making of a Teacher and the Art of Teaching” 3. Attended one day workshop on REVISED B.COM. organized by Sahyadri College of Engineering & CURRICULAM held at University College, Management, Mangalore on 7th September, 2017. Hampankatta, Mangalore on 18th December 2017 3. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty as a Delegate. Improvement programme on “Management of 4. Attended International Conference on Emerging Adolescent Issues” organized by Crossland College Trends in Global Accounting, Finance and Taxation on 8th September 2017. organized by Dept. of commerce (PG), Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), Bengaluru, on 21st and 22nd 4. Attended International Conference on Emerging September 2017. Also presented a paper titled Trends in Global Accounting, Finance and Taxation ‘Green Banking In India’. organized by Dept. of commerce (PG), Kristu Jayanti Ms. Supreetha College (Autonomous), Bengaluru, on 21st and 22nd September 2017. Also presented a paper titled ‘A 1. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty Conceptual Review of Post GST Implementation Improvement programme on “Management of Adolescent Issues” organized by Crossland College Issues.’ th on 8 September 2017. 5. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day 2. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day Conference on “Changing Paradigms in Conference on “Changing Paradigms in Administration Of Higher Education” organized by Administration Of Higher Education” organized by Crossland College on 11th October 2017. Crossland College on 11th October 2017. 6. Attended First Aid Training Programme for NSS 3. Attended one day National Conference on “Family Programme Officers at K.S. Hegde Medical College, business, Challenges, opportunities and issues” organized by the Department of Commerce ,MSME Nitte Deemed to be University, Derlakatte on 10-10- College Mangalore, on 3rd November 2017. 2017. Mr. Pradeep 7. Attended a workshop on “National Aids Prevention Programme” organized by District Aids Prevention 1. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty Improvement programme on “Management of and Control Unit, Udupi on 19-01-2018. Adolescent Issues” organized by Crossland College Mrs. Shashikala on 8th September 2017. 1. Attended UGC sponsored University level Faculty 2. Attended UGC sponsored University level one day Improvement programme on “Management of Conference on “Changing Paradigms in Adolescent Issues” organized by Crossland College Administration Of Higher Education” organized by th Crossland College on 11th October 2017. on 8 September 2017. 3. Attended one day National Conference on “Family 2. Attended one day National Conference on “Family business, Challenges, opportunities and issues” business, Challenges, opportunities and issues” organized by the Department of Commerce ,MSME organized by the Department of Commerce ,MSME College Mangalore, on 3rd November 2017. College Mangalore, on 3rd November 2017.

Mr. Girish Rao 3. Attended one day workshop on REVISED B.COM. 1. Attended 7 days NSS officers’ Training programme CURRICULAM held at University College, at Mysore University, Mysore from 10-6-2017 to Hampankatta, Mangalore on 18th December 2017 16-06-2017 as a Delegate.

53 Dept of Social Science

Highlights of the activities, achievements, Sustainable Communities: The Role of Colleges in Nurturing Student’s Social Responsibility through Best participations and presentations by students and Practices’. teachers of the departments of Sociology, History and 5. Teachers’ participation and paper presentation Rural Development. in Conferences/Seminars

Sociology Prof. Reebu Samuel Participated in the University level Faculty Improvement 1. Inter Disciplinary Seminar and Paper Programme on ‘Management of Adolescent Issues held Presentation Competition for Students on 8th Sept. 2017. The Department had organized a UGC Sponsored State Level Inter Disciplinary Seminar and Paper Attended a UGC sponsored University level one day Presentation Competition for Students on 26th conference on Changing Paradigms in Administration th September 2017 on Women Empowerment- Trends and of Higher Educational Institutions’ held on 11 October Strategies.Dr. Anita Ravishankar, Director, Centre for 2017 at Crossland College, Brahmavar. Women’s Studies, Mangalore University has delivered Presented a paper on ‘Does Empowerment Ensure the key note addres. Prof. Melvin Rego,President, Safety of Women: A study on the need of Gender Mangalore Sociology Association and Associate Sensitization Programmes in Educational Institutions’in Professor of Milagres College, Kallianpur was the Guest the International conference organized by Sri Ganesh of honour. Prof. Joseph Mathew and Dr. Y.R. Rao were School of Business Management, Salem on 9th Feb the judges of the competition. Winners of Degree and 2018. The paper is published in Litera Global Journal of P.G. sections were given cash prizes. Social Science with ISSN No. 2414-8881 with impact 2. Guest lecture on organic Farming factor 4.270 Dr. Naveen, Zonal Agricultural Research Centre Attended a national conference on ‘Social sustainability’ delivered a lecture on organic farming by using organic held at St. Aloysius College, Mangalore on 3rd March compost. He had demonstrated the methods of making 2018. manure from organic waste using earth worms. Mrs. Saritha 3. Guest lecture on Youth Empowerment Participated in the University level Faculty Improvement On 26th Feb. 2018 Ms. Malathi, Facilitator from Programme on ‘Management of Adolescent Issues held YuvaSpandana, Udupi provided useful information about on 8th Sept. 2017 at Crossland College, Brahmavar. getting problems solved through expert help and different th ways of youth empowerment. Attended a National conference on 18 Sept. 2017 at Mangalore University on Understanding Social Changes 4. Students participation in Contemporary India. All the final year students attended the state level Attended a UGC sponsored University level one day seminar on Women Empowerment- Trends and conference on Changing Paradigms in Administration th Strategies held on 26 September 2017. Four students of Higher Educational Institutions’ held on 11th October presented papers. Ms. Wafa and Ms. Salwa of I B.A. 2017 at Crossland College, Brahmavar. got the first prize and a cash award of 750/for their Paper titled ‘Women Empowerment, the need of the Attended the ‘BudakattuSammelana and hour.’ VicharaSnkirana’ at Bhandarkar’s College, Kundapur on26th and 27th February. Seven students participated and presented papers in the National Conference on Social sustainability held Attended and presented a paper on ‘Twenty Point at St. Aloysius College, Mangalore on 3rd March 2018. Programme- Some Critical Reflections’ in the Ms. Sowjanya Raju Poojary and Mr. Akhil M. Chacko International Conference held at St. Agnes College, got the best paper award for their paper on ‘Building Mangalore, on 19th and 20th March 2018.

54 History 5. Guest lectures

The department of history organized a number of Prof. Murugeshi T., Professor, Department of History programs in order to enlighten the students about the recent developments in field of history. and Archeology, MSRS college, Shirva was invited to deliver the guest lecture on the topic of “Rock carvings 1. University level seminar in coastal Karnataka”. The guest lecture was In association with UGC, the department of History stimulating and motivating. organized a one day university level seminar on 18th 6. Heritage walk August 2017. Dr. B. Jagadeesh Shetty, Principal, Poornaprajna College, Udupi inaugurated the seminar. Barkur, the Hampi of coastal Karnataka is a home to Dr. RamdasPrabhu, Department of Post-Graduate many ancient and medieval monuments. I B.A. students studies in History, GFGC, Ajjarkad and Prof. Suresh visited Barkur on 23rd March and studied these Rai, Associate professor, Dr. G. Shankar Government monuments. First Grade College, Thekanidioor were the resource Seminars attended by the faculty person. The topic of the seminar was “Regional history Prof Gurumurthy K. K. - Recent developments”. 52 students from 7 colleges and 6 staff members attended the seminar. Attended IX National conference at Vidhyodhaya PU college Udupi on the topic “Ancient sciences and 2. Study tour archeology” on17th and18th April 2017. With the financial assistance of UGC the department of History organized one day study tour to Karkala, Attended a Faculty improvement program at Crossland Moodbidri and Athur church. 24 students and 2 staff college, Brahmavar on 08-09-2017 on Management of members participated. This study tour enhanced the Adolescents issues students knowledge about medieval architecture. Attended a UGC sponsored conference at Crossland 3. Competitions college, Brahmavar on “Changing paradigms in The department conducted the following inter-class administration of higher education institutions” on11-10- competitions 2017. Essay writing (both in English and Kannada). Date : 20-02-2018 Attended an International conference at St. Aloysious Topic : Cultural tourism College, Mangalore on 05/06-01-2018 on “The first world Model making Date : 22-02-2018 war : Indian context”. Theme : Monuments of India Ms. Jyothi Power point presentation Date : 23-02-2018 Attended a National conference on 18th Sept. 2017 at Topic : Regional History Mangalore University on “Understanding Social Changes 4. Student participation in seminars in Contemporary India”. Attended and presented a paper on ‘Twenty Point 5 students presented papers in the seminar on the topic Programme’ in the International Conference held at St. of “Tradition of India” organized by District heritage club, Agnes College, Mangalore, an “Indira Gandhi – A Udupi and Poornaprajn acollege, Udupi. Arun of II B.A. visionary Revisiting her policies and their impacton” on won the third place. 19th and 20th March 2018.

55 Rural Development ØØØ Attended a Faculty development programme on “Global Business Foundation Skills” at Infosys, ð A special lecture on the topic “Panchyatraj system Mangalore from 1/8/2017 to 9/8/2017. in Karnataka” was delivered by Mr.Kamalasha Hebbar, Principal, Vidya Tutorial, Pethri on 17/7/ ØØØ Attended an UGC sponsored University level one 2017 for the final year Rural Development students. day conference on “Changing paradigms in ð On 19th August 2017, a University level workshop administration of higher educational institutions’ on on “Soft skills” was organised for the students of 11/10/2017 at Crossland College, Brahmavar. Rural Development. A total of 30 students attended ØØØ Attended a workshop on “Emotional Intelligence” the workshop from final year students of Crossland on 1/3/2018 to 2/3/2018 at Sri Bhuvanendra College, and students from Dr. GSGFG College College, Karkala. for Women, Udupi. Prof. Samuel K Samuel, Principal of the College delivered the presidential ØØØ Attended a national level workshop on “NAAC new address. Mrs.Shammy Shiri, and Mr. Rayan Charls methodologies” on 16/3/2018 at Milagres college, Mathias were the resource persons in the Kallianpura. workshop. ØØØ Attended an International Conference on “5S – ð The final year Rural Development students were Strategy, System and Service for taken for a village visit to Chanthar – Darkas on 23/8/2017 as part of a Participatory Rural Appraisal sustainability “ at Pondicherry University from 23/ exercise. Later the students prepared a Resource 3/2018 to 24/3/2018 Mapping of the village in the classroom. Other contributions : ð The second year students made a visit to Primary ØØØ Chairman, BOE, BM, RD and Cooperation, Health Centre, Pethri on 22/2/2018 and had an Mangalore University interactive session with the medical officer Dr.Sushma Praveen. ØØØ Member, Major Project study team of the Project ð On 24/2/2018, Prof. Samuel K Samuel, Principal sanctioned by RGNIYD, Sriperumbudur of the college conducted a session on “Motivation” ØØØ Ph.D thesis adjudicator, Bharathiar University, for the final year students. Coimbatore. ð On 24/2/2018, Mr.Karunakar Jain, a faculty ØØØ Member, BOS in Economics and Rural member from RUDSETI, Brahmavar conducted a Development, SDM College, Ujire session on “Entrepreneurship” for the first year and second year Rural Development students. (Autonomous) ð Prof. Elizabeth Roy, Vice Principal of the college ØØØ Member, IQAC, Manipal College of Nursing, MAHE engaged a session for the final year students on ØØØ “Training and its importance” on 27/2/2018. Centre Head, DDU-GKY , A Skill Development Training Programme ð The second year R.D. students prepared different business proposals for a competition. ØØØ Member, Panel of soft skills trainers, CCIM, New Delhi. ð The first year students of the department undertook 3 minor research studies during the year. Paper presentation/ Publication ð The department offered a diploma in Soft Skills A paper titled “Skill training programmes and and a total of 21 students successfully completed employment generation – a case study of DDU-GKY at the diploma course. the International Conference held at Pondicherry Robert Clive University. The paper is selected for publication in the ISSN Journal Indian Journal of Applied Psychology. ØØØ Attended a UGC sponsored University level Faculty development programme on “Management of A paper titled “Twenty Point Programme in India – adolescent issues” on 8/9/2017 at Crossland Some Critical Reflections” at the International College, Brahmavar. Conference at St. Agnes College, Mangalore.

56 Robert Clive G - Programmes attended as a Guest or Resource Person

Sl No Date Nature of programme Institution Role

1 30/5/2017 In school Conference Madhav Kirpa School, Manipal Resource person for teachers on “Tapping the Inner resources”

2 5/7/2017 Integral Formation for students St. Aloysius college, Mangalore Resource person

3 12/7/2017 Life skills workshop for students Crossland College Resource person

4 22/7/2017 Session for NSS volunteers on St. Mary’s College, Shirva Resource person Interpersonal Skills

5 25/7/2017 Orientation session for Students SMS College, Brahmavar Resource person Council Leaders

6 26/7/2017 A session on Academic Manipal College of Nursing Resource person Tenacity for the faculty members

7 12/9/2017 A session on Teaching Govt. PU College, Brahmavar Resource person Rural Sociology for PU college Sociology teachers

8 10/10/17 A session for NSS camp Govt. PU College, Brahmavar Resource person participants

9 24/10/2017 Life Skills workshop for teachers MM School, Kundapura Resource person

10 5/11/2017 Soft Skills training programme Milagres College, kallianpur Resource person for MSW students

11 10/2/2018 A session on managing stress Dept.of library Science, MAHE Resource person through mindfulness at a National level conference

12 3/3/2018 A session on Sustainable St. Aloysius College, Mangalore Keynote speaker rural development at a National level seminar

13 27/3/2018 A session on “Role of youth in University College, Mangalore Resource person Nation building” At the National Integration Camp for NSS students

14 11/4/2018 Addressing the faculty members Poornaprajna College, Udupi Guest speaker of on the “Importance of Outreach activities in colleges”

57 MY SWEET MOM THE BEAUTY BRUISED

For all the time that I forgot to thank you He appeared horrible. For all the special little things you do For all the words that were sometimes unspoken Nothing was in Him that I might desire Him. I need to say “I love you Mom” I do. Bleeding from top to bottom. All I could see was bloody stains on Him. I Love you for the way you stop and listen For your kind support throughout the years What was His mistake I tried to figure out. For teaching me the meaning of compasison But that unfigured face had nothing to be guilty about. And sharing in my triumphs and my tears. I saw people knock and hit Him. If at times, I may have seemed ungrateful Badly bruised all throughout His body. I want to say I truly hope you see I saw flesh hanging through His back. That nothing you done has been forgotten And day by day you just mean more to me More brutal than a slaughtered Lamb. But not a word but pain on His face. v Premjoy Narzary I heard laughter among men. I B.A (Mgt.Sc.) But sympathy in His eyes. Like an orphan He was abandoned by all. Despite been rejected and bruised.

I HAVE FIVE FINGERS FOR A REASON I heard a beautiful word that broke my heart. For out of His undying love, He forgot His pain. 1. Thumb : To show the rest of the world I am going to be okay It wasn’t the nail that was painful. It wasn’t the lashes that teared Him. 2. Index finger : To pick out my dearest my family members. It wasn’t the physical torment that hurt Him. But I saw it was much more than that which killed 3. Middle fingers : For the ones who pushes me afar. Him. 4. Ring finger : For the special girl when the time is For his dying heart cried out. right. “Forgive them father, for they don’t know what they 5. Little finger : For my best friend and the promises are doing” I will never break.

ø Premjoy Narzary ” Joshua Reji Palathingal I B.A (Mgt.Sc.) III B.Com.

58 Rita and her lesson

Once, there lived a girl-Rita who was from a middle because I wanted you to go on the right way. It is not class family. Her mother was a teacher and her father because I hate you.” a doctor. She was the only child of her parents. She To this Rita apologized “Mama I am sorry, I have was a proud and arrogant girl. She never obeyed her understood a lesson” parents. Her mother used to give lot of advice to her. She never took it seriously. From then on, Rita always respected her parents and obeyed them. She became a very beloved daughter One day Rita’s mother scolded her for disobeying her of her parents. Her father, when Rita was studying for mother. She got angry and shouted, “Mama, I have M.B.B.S. gave a great advice. He said “Remember heard a lot from you, now stop it.” She went to her Rita, God has given you parents to scold or beat you, room and shut the door. She did not realize that it hurt or love you”. But think about the orphans – Do they get her mother. Her mother started crying and began to love from their parents like you? Always thank God for pray to God. giving you parents, Rita. Never ever forget to thank One day, Rita wanted to go cycling with her friends. God for that.” Rita was moved by what her father said. Her mother did not allow. She got angry, took the cycle She promised her father that she would always and went for cycling with her friends. Mother went to remember his words. kitchen, and prayed for her. She sighed ‘what to do’? Rita became a doctor. She became a great Rita will never learn to obey. personality and was very devoted to her parents. One It happened that Rita cycled very fast and met with day, somebody asked her “Doctor how is that you are a an accident. She was immediately taken to hospital. very respected person today? You seem to have a great Her leg was broken. Her father who was an orthopedist, personality.” She with respect told that man – “It is the told his wife that Rita’s leg was broken, and she had to duty of every child to respect his parents, teachers and take rest for 4 months. Her mother rushed to the elders”. When you obey your parents and elders and hospital. Looking at her daughter she began to cry. obey what they say, God the above will definitely make Rita was not conscious at that time. Her mother began you a respected person because that is what God expect to pray. After few hours, Rita awoke to see her mother’s from a son or daughter. eyes filled with fears. Only then did she realize that But remember never to give them difficult burdens. her mother loved her so much. She realized that she Pray, and give them love. The man was benefited from had to obey her mother. She felt in her heart that God her words and went away. had punished her for disobeying her mother. Rita slowly wiped her mother’s tears and started to cry “Mama, I Rita worked hard and became a great doctor. She am sorry, I had to obey you.”. Her mother told her, made her parents proud. She stood as a respected “Rita, parents scold you, and beat you because they person in her society. She along with her parents, love you. Why don’t you realize that? I advised you happily lived ever after.

” Ms. Somi Sara Mathew, III B.A. Mgt. Sc.

59 “Winners don’t do different things. They do things differently”

A winner has a winning spirit. He stretches for a himself with patience and the sun finally rises for him. sun beam, reaches for a star, cherishes some desire, Be disciplined, success always touches that feet. no matter how or how hard they may seem, nourishes If you want to be a winner, only then you can be the some hope that are dear to his heart and knows from winner. the start that he can make those wishes materialize in Remember the end. He is not afraid of failures. He is quite confident Winners Never Quit of converting defeat into victory by his constant efforts. Quitters Never Win He accepts the challenges of life. He believes that ¨ Anjali Tresa Robin, victory is sure to come sooner or later. He devotes II B.A. Mgt. Sc

Life of an Indian Woman

She wakes up before the alarm rings, she cooks to fill everyone’s stomach without anything in return, she cleans the dirts left by others in the form of clothes or dishes, she’s never appreciated and she believes this is her life.

I have no aims and dreams because I am just a Dear mother-in-law, thank you for getting me aborted human being, sorry I mean I am a girl being, I know I thrice or else I would have bought someone on earth am born in the patriarchal society where idols of just like me. goddesses are worshipped and the same feminine Dear sister-in-law, thank you for taking my figures are disrespected. If I were a boy I would have examination on my skills of cooking, washing, been lucky but I know I am a girl and I must be happy cleaning…. I told you, I have practiced this many a time with whatever I am served. at home. Daddy, it is okay if you ask mummy to give me all Dear unknown family members, thank you for locking kitchen tools to play cooking games and if you gift me up in a room after I became a widow. Bhaiya with army guns and doctor stethoscopes. Dear son, thank you for listening to your wife and Dear Mom, it’s okay if Bhaiya is given extra food throwing me at a Mandir staires. because he is the one who has to later look after the Dear pujari, thank you for burning me after my death family. but I wish other women too were present at my funeral Dear Dadi, it is okay if you stopped me from going to see me but alas, women are not allowed. th to school after 10 and convinced my parents too At the end my soul in ashes would like to thank everyone because of my femine stature. Thank you, I met other souls too just like me with Dear Bua, it is fine if you make me sleep out during different stories, my periods and I am not supposed even to see my family. Thank you for raping us (women) in every 6 min Dear Dady, it is okay if you have arranged a groom Thank you for being judgmental to us for me of your choice because I know you will choose Thank you for using us like bed sheets, door mats, the best for me though we have a generation gap. punch bags and public toilets. Dear Bhaiya, thank you for arranging dowry for my Thank you for not even allowing us to funerals to know wedding after all I was a burden. our harsh reality. Dear husband, thank you for the white bed sheet And most importantly thank you for making us believe which you laid on the bed to check my character that this is our fate. ù ù ¯ Wafa, I B.A. Soc. Sc.

60 INVISIBLE AND UNRECOGNIZED WOMEN WORK FORCE

The gender inequality of the patriarchal Indian society While we talk and propagate women empowerment, is not only a social issue, but an economic reality as nothing could be materialised unless we accept the well. India has one of the largest gender pay gaps in unpaid domestic work which women have been doing the world, with women earning approximately 25% less for decades and continue to do, sometimes alongside than men as of 2016. Women do not get returns for the outside work. For real equality and social their work either economically or socially. They are sustainability, unpaid domestic work needs to be marginalized and continue to be, unless they prove their legitimized and given due recognition. Only then we can worth in male dominated fields of work. A UN report expect equal participation in the work force and in the shows that over 51% of the work done by women is household. unpaid and is not counted in the nation’s GDP and other Any analysis of economic empowerment of women statistics. cannot be inclusive if the focus is entirely on women Unpaid Domestic Labour : participating in the labour force or market economy without considering their participation in household Unpaid domestic labour refers to all work required to economy. That means a comprehensive view of maintain the household chores such as taking care of economic empowerment of women should include both children, cleaning, grocery shopping, cooking, etc. the market economy where women participate in the These are not considered real work and quite naturally labour market, and the household economy, where not valued by those who are benefited and even those women bear the burden of sustaining and nurturing the who are doing it. Certainly these are tasks that are market economy through work as house wives. As inevitable for survival but not included as economic household work is carried out within the four walls of activity either in terms of payment or in terms of the house, it remains unpaid and not counted for national calculations of National Income. These are tasks that statistics of economic growth. But the unrecognised have to be performed on a daily basis and from which work of women is crucial for the everyday wellbeing of there is no respite. These are also tasks that are the society. traditionally perceived as women’s works or roles within the home. The women who are doing it are not considered Nature of unpaid work : as working women but just a housewife. They are The unpaid domestic work is time consuming and assumed to be unproductive and not getting the status involves large amount of labour. It is like long journeys of working women nor payment. to carry water or firewood. For the most part, the work Unpaid household work includes all sorts of is associated with everyday life, such as cooking, household chores done in the home for the members of cleaning, and looking after children and continues to the household, e.g. preparing food, shopping food items be done by women. The work is uncompensated, and apparels, collecting firewood and water etc. and inescapable and a large part of which is invisible. also all sorts of care work like taking care of children, According to a UN report, women do three out of every the ill and the elderly. According to the prevailing gender four hours of unpaid labor, while men do two-thirds of work that is paid. norms, in all societies, women undertake the responsibility of the unpaid household work required to Two categories of unpaid work : sustain the households. Traditionally, men spend most of their time on tasks for Women Empowerment and Unpaid Work : which payment is received or tasks that are clearly within

61 the realm of economic activity. However, while a large In cultivation, seeding, transplanting, weeding and number of women work outside the home and are threshing are women’s jobs whereas ploughing is done remunerated for the work they do, most women spend by men. In mining and quarrying they are engaged in several hours doing work for which no payment is stone quarrying as irregular casual workers. In the received. secondary sector in household industries they work as a) Tasks that are considered as necessary for survival helpers. In construction work, men do the skilled work but which are not included in economic activity and in of brick laying while women mix mortar and carry head calculations of National income in any country, that is, loads. Operations, which use machinery, are performed domestic work like cooking, cleaning, child care, caring by men. Operations, which demand direct manual for the sick or elderly or handicapped. These are arduous labour, are performed by women. There are clear tasks that have to be performed on a daily basis and demarcation in women/men work. from which there is no respite. These are also tasks Wages paid to women are lower than wages paid to that are traditionally perceived as “women’s work” or men. Activities which are in the male domain, such as roles within the home or work of a housewife, that is, ploughing, irrigation, levelling and so on are paid more. women engaged in these tasks are reported as “not Those in the female domain, e.g., weeding, working”. transplanting, winnowing etc. are paid less. b) Tasks, which are recognised as economic activity CONCLUSION: and which should correctly be included in calculations The physical unpaid work was never considered as of National income but are often missed. These are work and remains as invisible task and the workers were tasks for which no payment is made when they are performed for the family, such as subsistence activities not given their basic human rights. 90% of the unpaid like kitchen gardening, post-harvest processing, feeding work done by women around the world are not given of farm hands or hired labour, livestock maintenance, importance and is considered as it’s their duty or gathering of fuel, fodder, water and forest produce, responsibility. House makers sacrifice their dreams and unpaid labour in family farm or family enterprise and so aims for peaceful life and in return are accused and get on. Again, these are tasks that are generally performed nothing except humiliation, low self esteem, and low by women. Since these tasks are performed together self confidence in return. A socially sustainable with work that a housewife does in any case, women development can take place only when women are given performing these tasks tend to report themselves as what is due to them and are given recognition for the “housewives” or “not working”. unpaid work that they do on daily basis. Work and Inequity : REFERENCE :

Women engage in outside work and suffer https://economictimes.indiatimes.com › Jobs discrimination in wage and type of work. In rural areas, www.indiatogether.org/manushi/issue121/invisible.htm 86 percent of women are in agriculture, especially crop www.women.gov.za/images/ production and animal husbandry. In the secondary sector they work in household industries such ILOWorkingPaper86May2009wcms119142.pdf as beedi manufacture, cashew processing, coir https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/ products and processing of minor forest products. 12/...work...women-do.

” Ms. Archana Somanath Nairy ” Ms. Salwa Mohd Qasim I B.A.

62 Crossland College ranked 78th best college in India

The India Today ranks Brahmavar based Crossland so far produced 31 ranks and eight gold medalists in College the 78th among the best 100 arts colleges in the university examinations. The excellent results and the country. The ranking was announced in the India high progression to higher studies and campus Today dated June 4, 2018. Previously perceptual and placement are the hall marks of the college. Students factual scores got equal weightage. Over the years, India from twelve states are pursuing their B.A and B.Com Today felt the first stage filtration of colleges based on education in this small college with a difference. The perceptual score was unfair to emerging colleges, who may not score high in perception against traditional college is keen on exposing its students to activities giants. Therefore a new methodology was introduced inculcating values in them like ‘a handful of rice with this year. Nearly 1000 colleges participated this year love’, where all students, staff and faculty bring a handful compared to 259 last year. The performance indicators of rice and the rice collected is donated to Spandana. were clubbed into five broad parameters - Intake Quality Another project started is the ‘wall of charity’, where and Governance, Academic Excellence, Infrastructure anyone can keep unused but usable items in a room and Living Experience, Personality and Leadership and those who need can pick it from there. Development and Career Progression and Placement. The college is offering History, Sociology, Rural The alumni chapters of Bangalore and Brahmavar development, English, Business Management, Office have complimented the staff for this great achievement. Practice and Management and Secretarial Practice as Prof. Mathew C. Ninan, Managing Trustee of Priority optional subjects. educational foundation has congratulated the college The college, founded by an eminent educationist late on this splendid achievement- “That is great! Keep it Dr. C.T. Abraham in 1986 in Chanthar, a rural area, has up. Hard work never goes unrewarded for too long”.

SILENCE

Silence shows eternal misery It’s not cold, it’s shivery It’s because of some cause Sometimes as intense as a rose Signifies a lot of mysteries And shows soulful chemistries It shows grief and pain Which is not brief and vain Sometimes shows distances Which are because of sorrowful instances And at last what to tell for silence Its silence silences ……… Words can be pearls, but silence is gold.

³ Anjali Tresa Robin, II B.A. Mgt. Sc.

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122 ENDOWMENT AWARD (B.A. 2017)

1. Cheppanalil Thomas Memorial Endowment for I & 10. Ms.Mamatha Shettigarthi Memorial Endowment II SEM B.A.English instituted by his son Dr. C. T. for III B.A. Management Combination instituted Abraham. by the Crossland College Family in memory of CHOIANG PHOM 83% Ms. Mamatha Shettigarthi, II B.A. Business 2. Modayil Sosamma Chacko Memorial Endowment Management student who passed away on 1-12- for I & II SEM B.A. Indian Languages instituted by 1988. her daughter Mrs. Alice Abraham. SUPRIYA S K 86.22% POOJA S 80.5% 11. Mrs. Mariamma Thomas Memorial Endowment for 3. Aryavilas Thankamma Philip Memorial III B.A. Social Science Combination instituted Endowment for I & II SEM B.A. Management by the Staff and Faculty of Crossland College. Combination instituted by her son Mr. Roy Philip. ASHWINI 79.2% SANTHOSH(S/o Chandra Naik) 83.4% 12. Sri Kadekar Ramachandra Shetty Memorial 4. Cherukara Thomas Ninan Memorial Endowment Endowment for III & IV SEM Optional English for I & II SEM Social Science Combination instituted by his son Mr. K. V. Shetty, Abhaya instituted by his son Prof. Mathew C. Ninan. Rashmi, Aroor. YESHVI MARIYAM DAS 65.4% PREETHI 78.3% 5. Charivuparambil Samuel Memorial Endowment for 13. Sri Halady Kudrumane Venkataraya Shetty and III & IV SEM B.A English instituted by his son Mr. Smt. Saraswathi V. Shetty Endowment for I C. S. Samuel. SEM and II SEM B.A.Kannada combined ANJU MARY 85.5% instituted by their son Mr. Udayakumar Shetty 6. Modayil Rev.M.C.Chacko Endowment for III &IV former Lecturer in Kannada. SEM B.A.Indian Languages instituted by his son N VIJAYASHREE 80.5% Mr. Jacob Philip. 14. Master Kiran Andrade Memorial Endowment for C A ARAVIND NAIK 89% III B.A. Sec. Practice instituted by Andrade & 7. Modayil Chacko Andrews Memorial Endowment Family, Moodahadu, Sastan in sweet memory of for III &IV SEM B.A. Management Combination their son Kiran Andrade. instituted by his brother Mr. Jacob Philip. SUPRIYA S K 93.7% HAMSAVENI S K 89.6% 15. Ariavilas Chacko Philip Memorial Endowment for 8. Vanchikal Purackal Eapen Varghese Memorial III year B.A. Office Practice & Management Endowment for III &IVSEM B.A. Social Science instituted by his son Mr. Jacob Philip. Combination instituted by his son Dr. V. I. Cheriyan. 1. SUPRIYA S K 2.RAMYA 85% PREETHI 81.9% 16. Ariavilas Chacko Philip Memorial Endowment for 9. Smt.Mariamma Thomas Eighty First Birthday III year B.A. Business Management instituted by Memorial Endowment instituted by her children his son Mr. Jacob Philip. and grand children for academic proficiency SUPRIYA S K 94.7% among the inmates of the Mariam Hostels based on their performance at the previous year’s PUC 17. Sri Chanthar Bailhouse Naveena Shetty Examination or University Degree Examination Endowment for III&IVSEM Secretarial Practice marks. instituted by Naveena Shetty. SANJU N 79% HAMSAVENI S K 93%

123 18. Sri. Rajendra Maiya Memorial Endowment Award 26. Mr. Kalloor Koshy Mathai and Mrs. Thankamma for highest marks in Hindi (I, II, III & IV SEM B.A. Mathai Memorial Endowment Award for the University Exam combined) instituted by his wife student who scores the highest marks in the V & Mrs. Premakshi R. Maiya annual interest on Rs. 1870/- fixed deposit. VI SEM B.A.University Examinations, instituted C A ARAVINDA NAIK 85.8% by Prof. K. M. John 19. Cherkady Smt.Muktha V. Shettigar Memorial SUPRIYA S K 86.2% Endowment for III B.A.Sociology instituted by her 27. Mr. John and Elizabeth Furtado, Baikady Memorial son Mr. Mohandas K. Endowment Award for the I B.A. student who ASHA 80% scores the highest marks in the I & II SEM Rural 20. Endowment Award for III B.A.(I Combination) for Development in the University exams instituted by the student who gets the second highest marks in the University Exams instituted by the III B.A. I Mr. Patrick Esubeus Furtado. Combination students (2000-2001). YESHVI MARIYAM DAS 75.7% DEEKSHITHA SHETTY 80.9% 28. Palekandathil Smt. Sosamma Chandy Memorial 21. Sri B. Srinivasa Udupa Endowment instituted by Endowment Award instituted by Mr. Mathew Ms. Shashi Udupa, former student for the student Rajan,Kodukulanji to the student who studies in who gets the highest marks in History, 3 years combined. the Crossland institutions for five years based on SANJU N 76.3% his/her performance in the final exams

22. Sri Ramachandra Bhat Endowment instituted by SANJU N 79.04% Ms. Shashi Udupa, former student for the student 29. The Thannikottu Mrs. Rosamma Devasia Memorial who gets the highest marks in Optional English, 3 Endowment Award instituted by her husband years combined. - NIL Mr.T.I.Mathai, for the III B.A. student who secures the highest marks in sociology (I,II,III year 23. Cherkady Hebbagilumane Smt. Rathna Sanjeev university exams combined) Shetty Endowment for the III B.A. student who scores the second highest marks in the University REEBA 82.2% exams (Social Science Combination) instituted by 30. Sri. B. Bhaskara Acharya Endowment Award for Mrs. Prasanna Uday Shetty. the I & II SEM B.A./B.Com. student who scores SANJU N 79.04% the highest marks in the University Exams 24. Shiroor, Muddumane Sri Chandra Shetty, (Constitution, Human Rights and Environmental Endowment for the III B.A. student who gets the highest marks in the University exams. Studies)instituted by Mr. Yogish B.,M/s. Ganesh SUPRIYA S K 86.2% Printers, Brahmavar. 25. Smt. Subbamma Mahalinga Handady Beloor Sushmitha(D/o Vittala Naik) 85.5% Memorial Endowment Award for the III &IV SEM 31. Mrs. Mamatha Best Crosslander award instituted B.A.student who scores the highest marks in Rural by Mr. Vedeendra Acharya, Essel Advertising, Development instituted by her son Sri Sanjeeva Ameen, Brahmavar. Udupi. RASHMITHA 86% HAMSAVENI S K

124 ENDOWMENT AWARD (B. Com. 2017)

1. Mr. B. Rama Nairy and Mrs. Rajeevi Rama Nairy, 4. Mr. Padmanabha Kanchan Endowment for the I Karkada, Saligrama Endowment Award of B.Com. student who scores the highest marks in Rs.8000.00. The award will be given to the student who scores the highest marks in the final year Financial Accounting (I & II Sem) B.Com University examination. AMRUTHA(D/o Ananad Shetty) 98.66% CHITHRA 82.02% 5. Kadakasseril Mrs. Rachel Samuel Memorial 2. Ms. Anila Jacob Philip Memorial Endowment for Endowment for the B.Com student who scores the student who scores highest marks in the I& II the highest marks in English (I & II SEM) SEM B.Com. University examination instituted by her sister Mrs. Wincy Biju instituted by her son Prof. Samuel K.Samuel. SUSHMITHA(D/o Vittala Naik) 84.17% AMRUTHA(D/o Ananad Shetty) 78.5%

3. Smt. Sheshamma Mahabala Shetty Memorial 6. Kadakasseril Mrs. Rachel Samuel Memorial Endowment Award for the student who scores the Endowment for the B.Com student who scores highest marks in the III & IV SEM BCOM University the highest marks in Indian Languages (I & II SEM) Examination instituted by her daughter Smt. Veena Vasudev Shetty instituted by her son Prof. Samuel K. Samuel NAGESH NAIK 85.26% SURAKSHA 84.5%

FOUNDER’S ACADEMIC MERIT AWARD-INTERNAL EVALUATION (B.A. 2017)

1. I YEAR ENGLISH 6. II YEAR. INDIAN LANGUAGES AKHIL M CHACKO 88% POOJA S 94%

2. I YEAR. INDIAN LANGUAGES 7. II YEAR. MANAGEMENT SCIENCE COMBINATION ARCHANA SOMANATH NAIRY 91% POOJA S 91.04% 3. I YEAR. MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 8. II YEAR. SOCIAL SCIENCE COMBINATION COMBINATION YESHVI MARIYAM DAS 83.33% ANUSHA B 87.3% 9. III YEAR. MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 4. I YEAR. SOCIAL SCIENCE COMBINATION COMBINATION ARCHANA SOMANATH NAIRY 88.5% HAMSAVENI S K 96.53%

5. II YEAR. ENGLISH 10. V YEAR. SOCIAL SCIENCE COMBINATION JEFIN ABRAHAM JOHNY 81% RASHMITHA 91.4%

125 FOUNDER’S ACADEMIC MERIT AWARD-UNI.EXAM (B.A.2017)

1. I YEAR ENGLISH 5. II YEAR ENGLISH POOJA S 78.5% BOJJA BERNOLD PAUL 84%

2. I YEAR INDIAN LANGUAGES 6. II YEAR INDIAN LANGUAGES SANTHOSH( S/o. Chandra Naik) 79.5% PREETHI 83.5%

3. I YEAR MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 7. II YEAR MANAGEMENT SCIENCE COMBINATION COMBINATION POOJA S 82.6% C A ARAVIND NAIK 84.9%

4. I YEAR SOCIAL SCIENCE COMBINATION 8. II YEAR SCOCIAL SCIENCE COMBINATION PRAJWAL KUMAR 61.75% RASHMITHA 77%

FOUNDER’S ACADEMIC MERIT AWARD-UNI EXAM (B.Com 2017)

1. I YEAR- B.Com. 2. II YEAR- B.Com. AMRUTHA 83.82% RAKSHITH 81.26

FOUNDER’S ACADEMIC MERIT AWARD-INTERNAL EVALUATION (B.Com 2017)

1. I YEAR ENGLISH 4. II YEAR ENGLISH AMRUTHA (D/O ANANDA SHETTY) 86% 1. POOJARY ASHISH SHIVRAM 89%

2. REBECCA JOYLINE MATHIAS 5. II YEAR INDIAN LANGUAGES AMRUTHA (D/O ANANDA SHETTY) 93% 2. I YEAR INDIAN LANGUAGES 6. II YEAR HIGHEST SCORER RENUSHREE C A 97% AMRUTHA (D/O ANANDA SHETTY) 95.65%

3. I YEAR HIGHEST SCORER 7. III YEAR HIGHEST SCORER POOJARY ASHISH SHIVRAM 84.5% NAGESH NAIK 94%

126 ENDOWMENT AWARDS 2016-2017 (PUC SECTION)

1. Mrs. MARIAMMA THOMAS MEMORIAL 9. KUZHIVELIL KUJUKUNJAMMA THOMAS Endowment for II puc common to all groups MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT for I PUC Economics instituted by the Staff and Faculty of Crossland instituted by her co-brother Mr. Kosh Kuzhivelil. College ALFIZA 98% KIRANA 88% 10. ENDOWMENT Award, for I PUC Political Science 2. SHRI KUDRUMANE VENKATARAYA SHETTY and instituted by the II PUC students (1998-99) SMT. SARASWATHI V SHETTY ENDOWMENT THUSHAR MASCHARENHAS 74% for II PUC Kannada, instituted by their son 11. SMT. BUDDU SHETTY MEMORIAL Mr.Udayakumar Shetty,Avarse. ENDOWMENT, for I PUC sociology instituted by BHARATH J SHETTY 90% her son Sri Shekar Shetty Chanthar 3. ENDOWMENT Award for the student who gets THUSHAR MASCHARENHAS 72% the Highest marks (Arts) in the Board Exams instituted by the II PUC students (2000-01). 12. KADAKASSERIL REV. VARGHESE WILLIAM ARCHANA SOMANATH NAIRY 83.33% MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT for I PUC Accountancy instituted by his grand son Prof. Samuel K. 4. MR. RAJENDRA MAIYA MEMORIAL Samuel, Brahmavar. ENDOWMENT for I PUC Hindi instituted by ALFIZA 100% PUC students 1998-99. 13. ENDOWMENT Award for I PUC Business Studies ALFIZA 95% instituted by Ms. Shaila Maben 5. Endowment Award for the student who scores SURESH B.J. 88% the highest marks in the I PUC(Arts) Promotion Exam instituted by the II PUC 1997-98 Batch. 14. MR. KUZHIVELIL CHACKO MEMORIAL THUSHAR MASCHARENHAS 70% ENDOWMENT,for the II PUC student who scored the highest percentage of marks in I year 6. Endowment Award for the student who scores sessionals instituted by Mr. K C Koshy and rest the highest marks in the I PUC (Commerce) of the Kuzhivelil family members. Promotion Exam instituted by II PUC 1997-98 ALFIZA 91.5% Batch. ALFIZA 91% 15. ENDOWMENTfor the student who gets the highest

7. KAIPADACKAL DANIEL MATHAI MEMORIAL percentage of marks for I PUC Kannada ENDOWMENT for I PUC English instituted by instituted by II PUC (1999-2000) batch. his daughter Mrs.Bijily Mathews . RANJANI 93% ALFIZA 88% 16. SURENDRA NAIK MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT for 8. NADAVALLIL JACOB MATHEW MEMORIAL the SC/ST student who gets the highest marks ENDOWMENT for I PUC History instituted by his in the I PUC Promotion Examination instituted grand daughter Mrs. Reebu Samuel. by the PU students of 2002-2003. VELPULA SOLOMON HUDSON 93% RASHMITHA 70%

127 FOUNDERS ACADEMIC MERIT AWARDS 2017-2018 (PUC SECTION)

1. ENGLISH 5. SOCIOLOGY

MOSES JOY 91% KARTHIK SHETTIGAR 61%

2. INDIAN LANGUAGES 6. POLITICAL SCIENCE

SHAHINA 86% KARTHIK SHETTIGAR 79%

3. HISTORY 7. BUS.STUDIES

JOSHUVA SAM OLOVER 87% AKSHAYA RAMAMURTHY HEGDE

4. ECONOMICS 8. ACCOUNTANCY

JOSHUVA SAM OLIVER 61% JOSHUA SAM OLIVER - 92%

FOUNDERS ACADEMIC MERIT AWARDS INTERNAL EVALUATIONS - 2017

1. ENGLISH 5. SOCIOLOGY

ALFIZA 94% SHARANYA 73.5%

2. INDIAN LANGUAGES 6. POLITICAL SCIENCE

ALFIZA 92% SUSHMITHA 63%

3. HISTORY 7. BUSINESS STUDIES

VELPULA SOLOMON HUDSON 88% ALFIZA 92%

4. ECONOMICS 8. ACCOUNTANCY

PRAJNA PRAKASH JAYANTHI 99% VELPULA SOLOMON HUDSON 85%

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