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State-Level Social Service Participation Award Presented
Kundapura, May 28
Members of the Mahila Samaj (Women’s Association) and Mahila Sangha (Women’s Group) have received significant recognition for their outstanding contributions to community service and empowerment initiatives. The award ceremony took place during the Sangolli Rayanna Jayanti celebration organized at the Hombuja Government High School, supported by the Sangolli Rayanna Samiti, Sangolli Rayanna Yuvaka Mandala, and Pavitra Charitable Trust.
At the event, various dignitaries including Sri. K. Kalabhairava, President of the Organization, P.Y. Rajendra Prasad, Mallikarjun, Dr. Venkatesh Naik, D.B. Suresh, Smt. Geetha, and many community leaders participated and congratulated the award recipients.
The State-Level Social Service Participation Award was given to individuals and groups for their dedication to rural development, women’s empowerment, education, and healthcare initiatives.
Notable attendees included teachers, students, cultural performers, and members of the local administration.
Pavitra Sivanagowda Honored with State-Level Social Service Participation Award
Kundapura, May 28
In a grand ceremony held at Hombuja Government High School, Pavitra Sivanagowda, representing Pavitra Charitable Trust, was honored with the State-Level Social Service Participation Award for her outstanding dedication to community service.
The event was organized on the occasion of Sangolli Rayanna Jayanti by the Sangolli Rayanna Samiti, Sangolli Rayanna Youth Association, and other local organizations. Pavitra was recognized for her impactful work in the areas of rural development, education, and social welfare through the charitable trust.
Several dignitaries graced the occasion, including:
- S.P. Kalambhat, President of the Organizing Committee
- P.Y. Rajendra Prasad
- Mallikarjun, Vice President
- V.D. Suresh, Scholar
- Geetha, Women’s Welfare Representative
- Chandrashekar, Social Worker
- Jagdish, Cultural Organizer
- Along with various educators, artists, and community leaders
The award was given as a mark of appreciation for exemplary contributions in uplifting rural communities and promoting social harmony.
Outstanding Women Honored for Excellence in Community Service
Kundapura, March 28
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, women who have shown exceptional dedication in the field of social service were honored in a special ceremony held at Hemmadi Government High School.
The event was jointly organized by the Sangolli Rayanna Youth Committee, Pavitra Charitable Trust, and other local organizations.
Social activist Shashidhar Gowda inaugurated the event and praised the role of women in shaping a better society through their tireless work and sacrifice.
Women achievers from different sectors including:
- Education
- Health
- Social activism
- Rural development
The ceremony served as a platform to highlight the powerful role women play in bringing about positive change in society.
Speaking at the function, guests emphasized that empowering women strengthens families and communities. The awardees shared their inspiring journeys, which motivated the audience. The program concluded with cultural performances and a vote of thanks from the organizers.
“Women’s Contribution to Society is Invaluable”
Kundapura
“There is no sector in which women have not made their mark. Their contribution to society is invaluable,” said C.M. Ganesh, speaking at a public event.
At a special women’s day program organized by Pavitra Charitable Trust in association with Sangolli Rayanna Youth Committee, outstanding women in social service, education, healthcare, and rural empowerment were honored.
He added, “Women are actively involved in every area of development—from the home to the national level—and their service must be respected and celebrated.” The event aimed to encourage women leaders by recognizing their efforts.
Special guests included:
- Sri. Mohandas Alva, who emphasized the importance of uplifting rural women
- Uday Kumar, who highlighted the role of women in economic self-reliance
The program recognized notable women in education, health, self-help group leadership, sanitation, and women’s rights. Awards were distributed as a token of appreciation for their service and commitment.
Cultural programs were also organized by the trust and partner organizations, featuring performances by local students and women’s groups.
Among the honored guests and participants were:
- Smt. Krishnaveni, Smt. Rajeshwari, Smt. Suvarna, Smt. Sharada, K. Shivaprasad, J. Devadas, and many others.
The event concluded with a heartfelt acknowledgment of women’s role in building a better society.
“Societal Recognition is Essential for Women: Shashaka Ganesh”
Kundapura, March 8
“Women’s contributions in the fields of health, education, leadership, and rural development must be recognized and encouraged at the societal level,” said Mr. Shashaka J.S. Ganesh during a Women’s Day celebration.
The program, organized by Pavitra Charitable Trust in honor of International Women’s Day, aimed to uplift and acknowledge the achievements of women across different sectors.
Addressing the gathering, Mr. Ganesh emphasized:
“Women play a vital role in every dimension of societal progress. Whether it’s in the household, educational institutions, administration, or public service—everywhere their presence is impactful. Recognition at the community level not only motivates them but inspires future generations as well.”
The event honored 25 women achievers for their outstanding work. They were felicitated with garlands, shawls, and mementos on stage, symbolizing gratitude and respect. Prominent personalities, including social workers and local leaders, attended and supported the event. Cultural programs and community speeches highlighted women’s accomplishments and their ongoing struggles for equality.
Empowered Women Drive Progress: Says Shashaka Ganesh
Kundapura, March 09
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, a special event was organized in Kundapura where Shashaka J.S. Ganesh delivered the keynote address.
He highlighted that:
“When women are given equal opportunities in education, employment, and leadership, the entire society advances. Their empowerment is essential for holistic development.”
The event, conducted in association with local self-help groups and women’s organizations, recognized contributions of women in various fields such as health, education, rural development, and social service.
Ganesh emphasized that:
“Women must not be restricted to traditional roles. They have immense capabilities that should be harnessed across sectors. Recognition at the grassroots is a critical step.”
The program also featured the following:
- Women achievers were felicitated for their community service.
- Cultural programs were held, emphasizing women’s strength and achievements.
- Discussions and speeches were conducted to inspire youth and promote gender equality.
Leaders, members of women’s federations, students, teachers, and the general public actively participated in the celebration, showing strong community involvement.
“Women’s Achievements Are the Foundation of Society”
Kundapura
Women’s strength and contribution are foundational pillars for the growth and progress of any society. Their achievements, both at the household level and in professional spheres, reflect their capability to lead and transform society. These thoughts were shared during the International Women’s Day celebrations held at Kundapura Taluk Panchayat auditorium.
Speaking on the occasion, Kundapura Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer Smt. Meenakshi said:
“Today’s women are achieving success in every field—from farming to space science. Their contribution to family, education, politics, and administration is significant. It is essential to recognize and celebrate their success.”
The event featured:
- Speeches appreciating women’s contributions.
- Recognition of women achievers in various domains.
- Cultural activities organized by local self-help groups and schools.
Taluk Panchayat President Shashidhar Kamat, Vice President Sumathi, members of the Taluk Panchayat, officials, and locals participated in the program.
The program aimed to:
Acknowledge the silent yet impactful contributions of rural women.
Special Training for Women for Self-Employment: Ganesh
Chikkamagaluru
Staff Reporter
With the aim of making women self-reliant, special training is being given in tailoring, computer education, and beauty care under the sponsorship of the Taluk Panchayat. Certificates were distributed to the women who completed the training in a program held at the Women’s Training Center.
Speaking at the event, Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer Ganesh said, “Empowering women is very important in building a strong society. The Taluk Panchayat is taking several initiatives in this regard.”
He further mentioned that in this financial year, about 1 crore rupees have been allocated for training programs to support women’s empowerment. He appreciated the efforts of the training center and staff in successfully conducting the programs. Several dignitaries were present at the event, including Taluk Panchayat staff and beneficiaries of the training programs.
kampli : Certificate Distribution Ceremony
kampli
In an event organized at the Public Charitable Trust office, certificates were distributed to women who successfully completed skill training programs. Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer K.S. Ganesh handed over the certificates.
The training, aimed at empowering women from economically weaker sections, covered tailoring, beautician training, and computer education. It was part of a self-employment scheme supported by government programs and implemented through the Public Charitable Trust.
In this initiative:
- 15 women received beautician training,
- 15 women underwent tailoring training, and
- 24 women were trained in computer education.
The training lasted for one month, and all the women received certificates upon completion.
EO Ganesh praised the efforts and said the initiative is a good step toward women’s empowerment and self-reliance. The women participants expressed gratitude for the opportunity and the knowledge they gained through the training.
Trust staff, local leaders, and well-wishers were present at the event.
Women’s Self-Employment Training Inaugurated
Bhadravati, December 15, 2019
Bhadravati – A self-employment training program for women was inaugurated under the auspices of Pavithra Charitable Trust. The goal of the initiative is to empower women to become financially independent by equipping them with essential skills.
Inaugurating the program, Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer K.S. Ganesh emphasized that financial independence for women is crucial for their overall empowerment and for the betterment of families and society. He praised the trust’s initiative and assured support for such beneficial programs.
The program includes training in tailoring, beautician courses, and computer education. A total of 45 women enrolled in the training. The program aims to enable women, particularly those from underprivileged backgrounds, to start their own businesses or find employment.
Pavithra Charitable Trust President Girish presided over the event. Chief guests and dignitaries present included Jayalakshmi (trustee), Dr. Nataraj, and others. The speakers encouraged women to make the best use of this opportunity and enhance their self-reliance.
Trust representatives and trainers also spoke, expressing their commitment to providing high-quality training. The participants expressed happiness and gratitude for the opportunity.
“Women Should Become Self-Reliant”
Kampli
“Women should become self-reliant and lead dignified lives through self-employment and skill development,” said K.S. Ganesh, Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer. He was speaking at a program organized by Pavithra Charitable Trust aimed at training rural women in skill-based self-employment.
He emphasized the need for women to become economically independent and said such training programs are essential for societal development. The training was conducted at the Pavithra Charitable Trust office, with many dignitaries attending.
Key Highlights:
- Training was provided to rural women in various skills.
- Certificates and sewing machines were distributed to selected beneficiaries.
- Special guests included Dr. Nataraj, Girish, Shivananda, R. Ramesh, and others.
- Many women participated and expressed interest in becoming self-reliant.
The initiative was praised for empowering women and enabling them to contribute to their families’ income and community development.
“Women Should Become Administrators” – Statement by Taluk Officer C.S. Ganesh
Kampli
The Pavithra Charitable Trust organized a women’s empowerment awareness event at Siddaganga Polytechnic College, aiming to train and guide women toward self-employment and leadership roles.
Speaking at the event, Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer C.S. Ganesh emphasized:
“Women should aim to become not only self-reliant but also administrators and leaders in society. With proper training and confidence, women can excel in entrepreneurship and governance.”
Key Highlights:
- The trust trained 45 women in tailoring and beautician courses.
- Training materials and toolkits were distributed free of cost.
- Women were encouraged to utilize government schemes for entrepreneurship.
- Special emphasis was placed on helping economically disadvantaged women.
- The trust plans to expand training programs to benefit more women across rural areas.
Attendees and Guests Included:
- Mr. Manjunath – Principal, Siddaganga Polytechnic
- Dr. Nataraj
- Paramesh G.S. – President, Pavithra Charitable Trust
- Coordinator Girish and team
- Community leaders and enthusiastic women participants
“Self-Employment is the Way Forward”
kurugodu
Women have the ability to achieve economic independence through self-employment, said the Pavithra Charitable Trust during a certificate distribution ceremony for participants of tailoring and beautician training programs.
A special event was held at the Anganwadi Bhavana in Kudugod to award training completion certificates to ten women who successfully completed the course.
Speaking on the occasion, Pavithra Charitable Trust President Mr. Pavithra noted:
“Women should make use of available government schemes and self-employment opportunities to become financially stable and self-reliant.”
Key Points:
- The Pavithra Charitable Trust organized free training in tailoring and beautician skills.
- 10 women received certificates and kits containing materials like scissors and thread boxes.
- The initiative aimed to empower rural women and encourage entrepreneurship.
Attendees:
- V. Pavithra, Trust President
- B. Pavithra, Training Coordinator
Local leaders and women participants
Speaking at the event, Taluk Panchayat Executive Officer C.S. Ganesh emphasized:
“Women should aim to become not only self-reliant but also administrators and leaders in society. With proper training and confidence, women can excel in entrepreneurship and governance.”
Key Highlights:
- The trust trained 45 women in tailoring and beautician courses.
- Training materials and toolkits were distributed free of cost.
- Women were encouraged to utilize government schemes for entrepreneurship.
- Special emphasis was placed on helping economically disadvantaged women.
- The trust plans to expand training programs to benefit more women across rural areas.
Attendees and Guests Included:
- Mr. Manjunath – Principal, Siddaganga Polytechnic
- Dr. Nataraj
- Paramesh G.S. – President, Pavithra Charitable Trust
- Coordinator Girish and team
- Community leaders and enthusiastic women participants
Women Empowerment Through Skill Training
Kolluru
At Kolluru Gram Panchayat under Kudligi Taluk, a women’s skill development training program was successfully completed under the sponsorship of the Pavithra Charitable Trust. The initiative aimed to empower rural women through tailoring training.
Many women participated in the tailoring course, gaining skills and confidence to pursue self-employment.
The training was conducted with support from Gram Panchayat members and local authorities.
During the certificate distribution ceremony, officials appreciated the efforts of the women and commended the trust’s contribution toward rural empowerment.
The event highlighted how such programs help women become financially independent and contribute to their families and society.
Panchayat Development Officer, members of the trust, and local dignitaries were present at the event.
Empowerment Through Employment for Women: Shashaka Ganesh
Kolluru
At a special event organized for women’s empowerment, Shashaka Ganesh, a respected figure, emphasized the importance of economic independence for women. He highlighted that self-employment and vocational skills are critical to uplifting women’s status in society.
This certificate distribution ceremony was held for women who successfully completed vocational training. The event was a collaborative effort involving local trusts and government departments, focusing on skill-building initiatives like tailoring, beauty training, and other home-based work.
Key speakers mentioned:
Empowering women not only helps their families but also strengthens the economy and community.
Programs like these provide dignity, confidence, and livelihood to underprivileged women.
Several dignitaries and trainers were present, congratulating the women and encouraging them to pursue self-reliance.
“Progressive Women’s Conference”
Udayavani, dated 9 March 2021, titled:
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, a special women’s conference was held in Koppal. The event saw participation from a wide range of local self-help groups (SHGs), women’s organizations, and social welfare departments.
Chief Guest:
C.N. Ganesh addressed the gathering and emphasized the importance of education, skill development, and self-reliance among women. He pointed out that women play a vital role in societal progress and should be empowered economically and socially.
Key Highlights:
- Representatives from various NGOs and SHGs participated.
- The event focused on empowering women through vocational training, entrepreneurship, and awareness.
- Discussions were held on women’s rights, domestic violence, and financial independence.
- Awards and recognitions were distributed to outstanding women achievers in different fields.
- Speakers stressed that government schemes should reach the grassroots and help rural women become economically independent.
The event concluded with a cultural program and a pledge to continue supporting women’s empowerment initiatives in the region.
