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  • MBBS COLLEGES FOR GIRLS AND MUSLIMS

    MBBS COLLEGES FOR GIRLS AND MUSLIMS

    The state will soon get two medical colleges for Muslims and one exclusively for girls, said the Governor, Mr E.S.L. Narasimhan, on Wednesday. Addressing the Republic Day parade here, the Governor announced a slew of measures. He said that 43 irrigation projects would be completed over the next two years which would provide irrigation facilities to an ayacut of 38 lakh acres. He said that under the new progressive Industrial Policy 2010-15, the government planned to attract investment of `15,000 crore and create 5 lakh jobs annually. The Governor Mr E.S.L. Narasimhan, on Wednesday broached the topic of the medical colleges while reiterating the government’s commitment to the welfare of minorities.

    He disclosed that the Medical Council of India had recently approved the establishment of two medical colleges in the state exclusively for Muslims and one exclusively for girls for the first time in the country.

    “Our vision for the IT sector is equally ambitious. We plan to maintain the high growth momentum and notch up software exports of `70,000 crore by the end of 2015,” the Governor said.

    The Chief Minister, Mr N.

    Kiran Kumar Reddy, Ms Vimala Narasimhan and other dignitaries were present.

    The Governor added that the government was committed to harnessing water resources hitherto unutilised for the benefit of the farming community.

    Of the 86 major and medium irrigations conceived, 82 were in the pipeline with an estimated irrigation potential of one crore acres in addition to stabilising an ayacut of 22 lakh acres and for providing the benefit of
    drinking water as well to a large number of problem prone villages and habitations, he added.

    “Today, with an outlay of `58,000 crore, 12 projects have been completed, bringing the benefit of irrigation to over 26 lakh acres,” he said.

    The Governor also made special mention to the ongoing Rachchabanda programme to elicit feedback on government schemes and welfare programmes, tone up delivery mechanisms and remove bottlenecks.

    He also touched on ongoing programmes including Dr YSR Abhaya Hastam, Rajiv Arogyasri, Indiramma Housing, Mahatma Gandhi NREGS, Pavala Vaddi, Rajiv Health Mission, social security pension, `2 per kg rice, free power and Jawahar Bala Arogya Raksha among others.

  • Good career opportunities for science students

    VISAKHAPATNAM: More students must opt to study sciences as their career will have challenging avenues due to penetration and intermixing of various fields, Bhatnagar award winner and noted biological scientist of Centre for DNA Finger Printing (Hyderabad) Sekhar C. Mande, said while inaugurating a lecture workshop on protein engineering and applications organised by GITAM University.

    Vice-Chancellor G. Subramanyam, who presided, explained the many steps and programme being taken to improve research activity on the campus.

    The first Principal of GITAM Institute of Sciences T.M. Radhakrishnan, who was instrumental in initiating life sciences programmes in GITAM, highlighted the importance of natural evolution and diversity in comparison with developments in protein eengineering for the benefit of human society.

    ‘Global perspective’

    Principal N. Lakshmana Das said science as career rather than service sector jobs, must be given a serious thought.

    Every scientific discovery was now being viewed globally and science students have the opportunity to interact with eminent scientists through internet.

    HoD of Biotechnology and convenor of the workshop S.V. Rajagopal, Director UGC and research activities Ch. Ramakrishna and others were present.

    B. Pavani proposed a vote of thanks. Students from different city colleges participated in the workshop.

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