“India is rich, Indians are poor”: Governor P.B Acharya
“India is rich, Indians are poor”: Governor P.B Acharya
mangaloretoday.com
Mangaluru, Nov. 26, 2015: "Education should broaden our mindsets to realize that all of us are Indians and all of us are united as one nation", said Mr. P.B Acharya, Honourable Governor of Assam and Nagaland.
He was speaking after inaugurating NAMASTE- Centre for study of North-Eastern states, at K S Hegde Auditorium Deralakate on Thursday, November 26.
"The country should recognize the people of North-East and their issues. Even though the North-East region is rich in resources, they lack in proper utilization of it", he added. “India is rich, Indians are poor”
Chancellor of Nitte University N.V Hegde glanced upon the connectivity between Nitte University and the North-East students through NAMASTE scheme.
He also added that the Governor of Assam and Nagaland, himself took the first initiative to establish the NAMASTE.
Dr. S. Ramananda Shetty, Vice Chancellor of Nitte University welcomed the gathering. Prof. Moodithaya delivered the vote of thanks. Mrs. Kavita Acharya, Dr. M. Shantharam Shetty were present on the dias.
Write Comment
E-Mail
Facebook
Twitter 
Print - BJP Minority Morcha leader criticises PM’s remarks, expelled from party
- Man arrested in connection with murder of Hubbali student sent to 6-day CID custody
- Kotak Mahindra Bank barred by RBI from onboarding new online customers
- Heatwave alert in 8 states for next few days, temperatures to soar
- Meet Kerala’s Jilumol Mariet Thomas, first Asian woman without arms to get driving licence
- ’Cannot control election’: Supreme Court in EVM-VVPAT verification case
- PM attacks Congress over Sam Pitroda’s remark: ’Want to loot people after death’
- Two soldiers injured in ongoing encounter in Kashmir’s Bandipora
- Priyanka hits back at Modi, remarks ‘My Mother’s mangalsutra was sacrificed for this country’
- EVM-VVPAT case live: SC likely to pass order on pleas seeking complete verification at 2 pm
- Zero shadow Day in Bengaluru today: What is it, Why does it happen?
- Tamil Nadu farmers protest over crop prices in Delhi with skulls, bones
- There is no Modi wave in DK: Harish Kumar
- Railways to operate election special trains from Bengaluru to Mangaluru, Kundapura
- Cops register case against ABVP activists for holding protest without permission
- Campaigning for 1st phase of Lok Sabha polls in Karnataka ends today
- Credit Card frauds: 5 Ways to protect your hard-earned money from offline & online scams
- LS polls to be held in 1876 booths in DK: DC Mullai Mugilan
- LS polls: 75 criminals externed from Commissionerate limits
- Mangaluru: Administration gears up for the smooth conduct of Lok Sabha elections
- Vittal: 2 suffocate to death when installing ring to well
- Congress will win 24 seats in state, Manjunath Bhandary exudes confidence
- Kota: Rider dies as bike hits divider
- Ullal: Youth dies of cardiac arrest in sleep
- Karnataka HC upholds ban on all types of hookah products
- New residential complex for the judges inaugurated in Mangaluru
- Absconding accused nabbed after 8 years
- Truck with cylinders turns turtle in Beltangady
- Bhoota Kola artist dies of cardiac arrest
- Development of the country should be our goal: Ganesh Karnik
- Container truck gets stuck under Modankap railway bridge
- Truck crushes bike’s pillion rider near BC Road
- Head constable dies of heart attack
- Udupi: PDO dismissed over financial irregularities
- CREDAI to resume Skill Development Program for Construction Workers in Mangaluru
- John B Monteiro elected president of Rachana Catholic Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- Sudhanshu Rai elected district president of All College Student Association
- Chief Minister to visit Mangaluru, Udupi on August 1
- Nitte University awards PhD degree to Tina Sheetal D’Souza
- Sachitha Nandagopal honoured by CMTAI for Community Service
- Local Search
- Classifieds
- CITY INFORMATION
- TRAVEL
- TOURIST INFORMATION
- HEALTH CARE
- MISCELLANEOUS
© 2024 All rights reserved. MangaloreToday
Thank M. Vinay Hegde for your interest to towards the North Eastern States and giving them an opportunity through NAMASTE.