KLE College of Engineering & Technology to be renamed as KLE Dr.M S Sheshgiri College of Engineering & Technology Belgaum
11:27 AM Posted by ukmad
The KLE College of Engineering & Technology situated in Udyambag will be renamed today as KLE Dr.M S Sheshgiri College of Engineering & Technology Belgaum in a ceremony today at 12 noon in the presence of His Holiness Param Pujya Shri Siddeshwar Swamiji.
Dr. .M S Sheshgiri has donated to the KLE society a handsome sum of Rs.40 lakhs.
IT fest in Belgaum from Friday
10:14 AM Posted by ukmad
The occasion would help ensure a unique opportunity for students to interact with not only their fellows studying in similar degree courses from across the country, but also experts from academia and industry. These interactions, as well as presentation of technical papers, would go a long way in the proper identification of career prospects.
Source The Hindu
Bomb hoax in KLE college: calm after the storm
9:25 AM Posted by ukmad
Source The HinduOn the look-out: The anti-bomb squad with sniffer dogs combing the KLE Society’s engineering college library.
A telephone call to city-based KLE Society’s engineering college last night, claiming that a bomb had been placed in the college campus, turned out to be a hoax, bringing much relief to the administration and students.
A telephone call to city-based KLE Society’s engineering college last night, claiming that a bomb had been placed in the college campus, turned out to be a hoax, bringing much relief to the administration and students.
The Principal of the college, S.C. Pillia, told The Hindu that he received the call at about 9.30 p.m. on Sunday. The caller claimed to have planted a bomb to blow up the college.
Mr. Pillai immediately informed senior police authorities.
A posse of armed police rushed to the college situated under Udyambag Police Station limits on Belgaum-Goa Road and took precautionary measures.
Subsequently, the anti-bomb squad, with sniffer dogs, were pressed into service. It carried out search operations from about 6 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. on Monday, and declared that there was no explosive devise anywhere in the campus.
The college administration heaved a sigh of relief and went ahead with the semester examinations according to the schedule.
The Udyambag police have registered the complaint. During preliminary investigations, it was found that the telephone call was made from a local public booth on College Road in the city.
The city has received hoax calls right from last year. The first hoax call made to KLE Hospital was on September 8, 2007, the second to the District Court on December 15, the third to G.G. Chitnis High School on January 14 this year and the fourth to St. Mary’s School on February 4.
