Online applications are invited from the eligible minority candidates belonging to Muslim, Christian, Jain, Sikh, Buddhist and Parsi communities, doing full-time Ph.D research, for fellowship for the year 2024-25. The students should be a resident of Karnataka, with the annual income of their parents not exceeding Rs. 8 lakh. They should have taken admission in any of the Government recognised University and the maximum age limit should be below 35 years, with full-time Post-Graduate course. The applications should be submitted on https://sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in/sevasindhu/DepartmentServices before Aug. 31 and a copy of the application should be submitted, along with relevant documents, to the District Minorities Office. For further details, log on to https://dom.karnataka.gov.in or the office of Department of Minorities Welfare, Mysuru-Bengaluru Road. Contact Ph: 0821-2422088 or 89510-87207, according to a press release by District Officer, Department of Minorities Welfare.
Ph.D fellowship
Online applications are invited from the eligible minority candidates belonging to Muslim, Christian, Jain, Sikh, Buddhist and Parsi communities, doing full-time Ph.D research, for fellowship for the year 2024-25. The students should…
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Coaching classes
Netaji Career Academy, located on Krishnavilas Road, Devaraja Mohalla in city has organised coaching class for FDA/ SDA/ ESI/ PSI exams, at its premises. The classes will start from today (Oct. 25).…
Training for turmeric farmers
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Oyster mushroom cultivation training
HEARt Organisation (Health Education and Rehabilitation), Mysuru, is organising a one-day oyster mushroom cultivation training programme on Oct. 29 at its training centre in Kotehundi, Mysuru. The programme aims to promote self-employment,…


