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The Barakuru cluster-level Pratibha Karanji 2024-25 was held under the auspices of the Karnataka Government's Department of School Education, the Office of the Block Education Officer, the Block Resource Center of Brahmavara Zone, and Sri Vidyesha Vidyamanya National English Medium School in Heradi-Barakuru.
"Programs like Pratibha Karanji serve as excellent platforms for revealing the hidden talents in students' lives," said Mr. Shedikodlu Vithal Shetty, Vice President of Barakuru Educational Society (Reg.), as he inaugurated the Barakuru cluster-level Pratibha Karanji by lighting the lamp.
Mr. B. Shantaram Shetty, President of Barakuru Educational Society (Reg.), presided over the inaugural function. The stage was graced by dignitaries including Mr. Archibald Furtado, Administrative Coordinator of all educational institutions under Barakuru Educational Society; Mr. Ramachandra Kamath, Director of ITI Heradi; Mr. Gopal Naik, Director of National Junior College; Mr. Rajaram Shetty, Director of SVVN English Medium School; Mr. Nagaraj, BRC Brahmavara Hobli and Taluk level Pratibha Karanji Nodal Officer; Mr. Prakash B.B. from BRC Mandarthi Hobli; Mr. Shyam Sundar Shetty, Taluk Director of Primary School Teachers' Association; Mr. Jayaram Achar, President of SVVN English Medium School Heradi's Parent-Teacher Association; Mrs. Lalita, CRP of Barakuru Cluster; and Mrs. Likhita Kothari, School Headmistress.
The closing ceremony was presided over by Mr. Rajaram Shetty, the school director. Other notable attendees included Mr. Sitaram Shetty, Vice President of Barakuru Educational Society; Mr. Srinivas Shettigar, Director of National Private Higher Primary School, Hanehalli; Mr. Shyam Sundar Shetty, Taluk Director of Primary School Teachers' Association; Mr. Jayaram Achar, President of the 2024-25 Parent-Teacher Association; Mr. Rajagopal Nambiar, member of Barakuru Educational Society; Mrs. Lalita, CRP of Barakuru Cluster; and Mrs. Likhita Kothari, School Principal.
School students Vaishnavi, Dhanushri, and Khushi offered prayers. The program was compered by school teachers Mr. Nagendra Achar, Mrs. Jyoti Shetty, and Mrs. Pavitra. School teacher Mrs. Renuka welcomed the guests, while teachers Mrs. Sujata L. Rai and Bridget Gonsalves proposed the vote of thanks. Other teaching and non-teaching staff of the school contributed to the event's success.
This vibrant celebration of talent showcased the commitment of the Karnataka education system to nurturing and showcasing student abilities. The Pratibha Karanji event continues to be a beacon of inspiration, encouraging young minds to explore and express their innate talents across various disciplines.
