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CM'S TASK FORCE FOCUSES ON QUALITY ASSURANCE

Engineers learn lessons of honesty at the 2-day seminar

Mysore, Sept. 8 (RK&MRS)- A group of expert engineers and retired bureaucrats are holding a two-day seminar for engineers of government departments on achieving quality in public constructions through honesty.

About 200 engineers from all over the State including about 50 women engineers are participating in the seminar which began this morning at Senate Bhavan in Manasagangotri here.

The seminar is being organised by the Task Force for Quality Assurance in Public Constructions. The Task Force has been constituted by the Chief Minister himself to ensure quality in construction works under- taken by the much-maligned government agencies.

Y. Umesh Rao, retired Secretary, Department of Water Resources, Government of Karnataka, rightly remarked that not only cement, sand, jelly stones and water, but honesty among the engineers was also a very important material in the construction.

Umesh Rao advised the engineers of government agencies to use only patented and bran-ded materials and equipment as well as new technologies to achieve quality in construction.

Engineers should work in consultation with the panel of specialists, he added.

Earlier, Umesh Rao inaugurated an exhibition of new technologies and equipment arranged as part of the seminar. About 24 companies in construction industry are participating in the exhibition.

Inaugurating the seminar, I. Ra...more

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USTAD MASHKOOR ALI KHAN ENLIVENS SHRAVANA SANGEETHOTSAVA

By Dr. Manik Bengeri

Under the auspices of Dr. Gangubai Hanagal Music University, Mysore and Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda Ashram, a Hindustani vocal music concert of Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan of Kirana Gharana, Kolkata, was organised in Nada Mantapa, Ashram premises, on Sept.2 as part of Shravana Sangeethot-sava. Vasanta and Varsha Shravana Ritus (seasons) are known for gaiety and happiness and hence are celebrated to share the joy.

The programme started in the divine presence of Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda Swamiji, who inaugurated the programme in a novel way by playing Taanpura. Vice-Chancellor Dr. Hanumanna Nayaka Dore is a Hindustani vocalist and is training his sons in the same line. Invocation was rendered by his sons Madan Gopal Nayak, Dushyanta Raja and Mayurvarma in a classical style. They were accompanied by Pradeep Hugar on tabla and Jumman Gouda on harmonium. They presented two prayers, one in praise of Goddess Saraswati Jaya Mate he Saraswate in Raga Bhup set to Aditala and Deva devo darasa devi in Raga Durga set to Teentala.

The concert of Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan started with Raga Maarava in Vilambita and developed the Raga for almost one hour befo...more

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