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KUD to felicitate 13 internationally recognised teachers on Teachers’ Day

The faculty members to be honoured include Sharanappa T. Nandibewoor, Vidyanand K. Revanakar, G. Seetharamappa, Ravindra R. Kamble, Ravindra B. Chougale, Rajesh G. Kalakambkar, Saraswati P. Masti, N.M. Badiger, Sanjeev R. Inamdar, B.G. Moolimani, M.K. Rabinal, R.F. Bhajantri and Lakshmi Inamdar

KUD to felicitate 13 internationally recognised teachers on Teachers’ Day

Karnatak University in Dharwad (KUD) plans to honor 13 faculty members on Teachers' Day, recognizing their international academic contributions. This event will take place at the university's senate hall on September 5 at 11 a.m. The Vice-Chancellor, A.M. Khan, announced the honorees, which include Sharanappa T. Nandibewoor, Vidyanand K. Revanakar, G. Seetharamappa, and others.

Additionally, Dr. John Ebnezar of Bengaluru, a Padma Shri laureate and Karnataka Rajyotsava Award recipient, will deliver a lecture titled 'Beyond Education: Towards a Complete and Healthy Life' as part of the Dr. D.C. Pavate Memorial Foundation Lecture. Former J.S.S. College principal R.H. Gunaki will serve as the chief guest. The university will also release a book titled 'Dr.

D.C. Pavate: As an Administrator', chronicling the contributions of the late Dr. D.C. Pavate, referred to as the 'architect of Karnataka University'. The university's publication division turns 75, and new publications and special lectures are planned for its anniversary. The Vice-Chancellor mentioned that the university would seek financial assistance from the State government for its development, including plans to create a 'Games Village' using existing sports facilities. Strengthening the university's infrastructure and academic activities remains a priority.

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