On the day of the Janata Shanya annual celebration at Janata Pre‑degree College in Hemmadi, Karnataka, a line‑up of speakers addressed students, parents and faculty, with film comedian Tennis Krishna stressing that artistic talent can become a sustainable source of income.
Opening the program, Tennis Krishna shared his personal journey, noting that each individual receives opportunities and that making the most of them leads to success. He recounted his own rise through the ranks of the Kannada film industry and declared that the platform provided by the college now enables him to pursue art as a profession.
Former legislator K. Gopal Poojari followed, applauding Janata’s contributions to educational reform and urging students to fully utilise the facilities available on campus. Dr. Pushpalatha M, director of the Bina Educational Trust in Murdeshwar, highlighted the importance of discipline and self‑control, stating that these virtues prepare learners for diverse life challenges.
Rev. Faul Reggo, chief priest of the Kundapura Holy Rosary Church, praised the institution for offering guidance that benefits the entire community. Chartered Accountant Padmanabha Kanchan reminded attendees that clear goals and diligent effort are essential for achieving high aspirations.
Raghavendra Kulal, chief operating officer of the Pragati Mahila Credit Cooperative Society, commended the academic and sporting achievements of Hemmadi students. Principal Ganesh Mogaveer presented the annual report and delivered an inspiring message about future scholarly milestones.
The ceremony concluded with the distribution of awards to students who excelled in academics and sports. Notable educators present included Jagadeesh Shetty, headmaster of Janata Higher Secondary School, and Deepika Acharya, principal of Janata New English Medium School. Deputy Principal Ramesh Poojari welcomed the audience, while Altaru Nagaraj introduced the cultural performances that showcased the students’ talents.
Image: Wikipedia — Tennis Krishna
📰 Source: Kundapra