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Secur Eyes | India’s First Industry-Curated MCA in Cybersecurity | Global TV

August 20, 2025Global Indian Familiesadmin

India’s First Industry-Integrated MCA in Cybersecurity & Incident Management Launched by Sri Sri University in Collaboration with SecurEyes

By Udaykumar Kollimutt +91 7411 696 057

Mangalore, India August 18 2025: In a landmark initiative aimed at addressing India’s critical cybersecurity talent gap, Sri Sri University (SSU) has announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind MCA in Cybersecurity and Incident Management, co-designed with SecurEyes, one of India’s foremost cybersecurity consulting firms. This groundbreaking program is poised to transform cybersecurity education by combining academic rigour with real-world, hands-on training from day one.

With rapid digital expansion and rising cyber threats across India and globally, cybersecurity skills are becoming increasingly essential. This specialised field demands niche knowledge but offers strong career growth and exciting new opportunities for those with the right training. According to NASSCOM, India will need over 1 million cybersecurity professionals by 2030, making this program a timely and critical step toward national cyber resilience.

“This program is not just about degrees—it’s about creating cyber defenders who are prepared from day one. By blending academic structure with real-world tools, live projects, and mentorship, we are ensuring students are job-ready and globally competitive. With flexible options and access to industry-standard labs, this collaboration truly redefines how cybersecurity is taught in India.” Ms. Uma Pendyala, Head Business Operations, SecurEyes.

India’s First Industry-Curated MCA in Cybersecurity

This is India’s first MCA program fully co-designed with cybersecurity industry experts, offering flexible exit options under NEP 2020—PG Diploma in one year or full MCA in two. Tailored for both freshers and working professionals, it includes project-based credits, weekend mentorships, and real-world apprenticeships starting in Year 1. With 24/7 access to 45+ tools, 62+ labs, and 7+ Generative AI platforms, students begin hands-on learning from Semester 1. Backed by SecurEyes’ global footprint in 30+ countries, the program also offers international projects and certifications from Intel and NASSCOM for strong career readiness.

Program Details:

* Eligibility: Graduates from any stream with 50% aggregate marks (45% for
reserved categories). Non-math students can take a mandatory bridge course.
(Starting in September)

* Fees: Rs 70,000 per semester (excluding admission, hostel, and transport).

* Location: Hybrid Options, with online learning and campus immersion at Sri Sri
University Campus (Bhubaneswar, Odisha) once each semester

* Last date for application is September 25 2025.

With a 98.6% placement record, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and value-based education, SSU aims to redefine higher education by integrating spiritual awareness with industry-leading technology. The partnership with SecurEyes brings not only credibility but deep expertise in cyber defence, regulatory compliance, and global cybersecurity trends.

For more information and application, visit https://secureyes.net/mca/

About SecurEyes:

SecurEyes is a trusted cybersecurity partner to enterprises globally. In the last 18+ years of its operations, SecurEyes has served 1000+ clients, delivering 15000+ cyber consultations across 12+ countries, and training over 100,000 people in cybersecurity. Through it’s offices in India, USA, UAE and KSA, SescurEyes delivers advisory, bespoke consulting, and software products to banking institutions, large government organisations, financial services institutions, insurance companies, international airlines, among other clients. It also provides training to employees, Students and Corporates. The firm recently received UK’s Central Banking Award in London for its flagship product- RegTech.

For more information about SecurEyes, please visit our website at https://secureyes.net/

About Sri Sri University:

Envisioned by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji, Sri Sri University was established in 2009 as a center for world-class education in India. The university offers a unique education that brings together the best of Western innovation with the ancient values and wisdom of the East. The university offers a range of pivotal as well as unique courses that seek to preserve the ancient wisdom of the East and offer the best of Western innovation through cutting-edge programs.

Save Trees | A Call for Responsible Development | Concerns Over Public Health | Global TV

August 20, 2025YOU CANadmin

Call to Save 1.8 Lakh Trees: Society Urges Underground Power Line in Coastal Districts

By Ian Desmond Lobo

Mangaluru/Udupi:
Environmentalists have raised strong objections to the proposed 400 kVA power transmission line between Padubidri in Udupi district and Kasaragod in Kerala, warning that nearly 1.78 lakh trees in private lands and 3,000 trees on government land will be lost if the line is laid overhead.

The Society for Forest, Environment, and Climate Change, Mangaluru, has urged the government to adopt modern underground cabling technology—already implemented in cities like Chennai—in order to safeguard the region’s ecology and communities.

Environmental Cost of Overhead Lines
Addressing a press meet in Mangaluru, Society Secretary Benedict C. Fernandes said the felling of such a massive number of trees would permanently affect the rich biodiversity and fragile environment of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts.
“These trees not only provide greenery but also regulate climate, preserve soil and water, and support livelihoods. Their destruction will leave a deep ecological scar,” he cautioned.

Legal and Procedural Concerns
Mr. Fernandes pointed out that the Forest Department had earlier permitted tree felling on government land, but the Society challenged this before the National Green Tribunal (NGT), which stayed the move on August 1.

He further explained that the project proponent has so far received only Stage I (in-principle) clearance from the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change. Stage II approval is mandatory before any physical work, including land acquisition or tree cutting, can begin.
“Shockingly, 35 transmission towers have already been erected without the final clearance,” he alleged.

Farmers’ Rights and Compensation
According to fresh guidelines issued by the Union Ministry of Power (March 21, 2025), once Stage II clearance is obtained, farmers whose land is affected must be identified and compensated at full market value. This process must be supervised by a committee headed by the Deputy Commissioner.
“No such committee has yet been formed, meaning landowners remain in the dark about their rights,” Fernandes said.

Concerns Over Public Health
Beyond the ecological cost, the Society also expressed concern about the radiation emitted from high-tension overhead lines, which could pose long-term health risks for people living in nearby villages.

A Call for Responsible Development
The Society insisted that underground cabling—though initially costlier—would protect both the environment and public health while ensuring reliable power transmission.
“Development projects cannot come at the cost of nature and people’s well-being. Alternatives exist. It is the responsibility of the government to choose wisely,” Fernandes emphasized.

Attn. Elders | A Letter from an Orthopedic Doctor to All Senior Citizens (Aged 50-100 and Above)

August 20, 2025Latest | Editor's Choiceadmin

Pay close attention to keeping bathroom floors slip-resistant. Use handrails when climbing stairs, and avoid falling. Take care of yourself.

By Dr. Shrujal Shah

I no longer recommend bone density tests because senior citizens are bound to experience osteoporosis. As age increases, osteoporosis inevitably worsens, and the risk of fractures naturally rises.

Here’s a formula:
Risk of fractures = External impact force / Bone density

Seniors are more prone to fractures because the denominator (bone density) decreases, thus increasing the risk.

The most critical step for seniors to prevent fractures is to do everything possible to avoid accidental injuries.

How to Reduce Accidental Injuries?

I have summarized it into seven secret words:
“Be careful, be cautious, be vigilant!”

Specific precautions include:

1. Never stand on chairs or stools to reach for something , even low stools.
2. Avoid going out on rainy days if possible .
3. Be cautious while bathing or using the restroom to prevent slips.
4. For women especially: Avoid wearing undergarments in the bathroom by leaning against walls or other objects. This is a leading cause of slips and hip fractures. After bathing, go to your room, sit comfortably on a chair or bed, and then wear your undergarments.
5. When using the restroom , ensure the floor is dry and not slippery. Use a seated toilet and install handrails to support yourself when getting up. Use a bath stool if showering while seated.

6. Clear the floor of clutter before bedtime and be extra careful when the floor is wet.
7. If waking up in the middle of the night , sit on the bed for 3–4 minutes before standing up, turn on the light first, and then get up.
8. Do not lock the bathroom door from the inside , especially at night or even during the day. If possible, install an emergency bell in the bathroom to call for help if needed.
9. Always sit on a chair or bed to wear pants , etc.
10. If you fall, use your hands to support yourself. It is better to suffer a wrist or forearm fracture than to break the neck of the femur at the hip joint.

11. Exercise regularly, at least walking as much as you can.
12. For women , maintaining body weight within permissible limits is critical. Diet control is key. Avoid eating leftovers. Instead, give them to stray animals. Keeping your weight in check should always be a priority. “It’s better to stop eating when half full than to eat until completely full.”
13. To improve bone mass, I recommend dietary supplements like dairy products, soy-based foods, and high-calcium fruits like bananas, rather than medical supplements.
14. Spend time outdoors to expose yourself to sunlight (under UV rays), which converts cholesterol in the skin to Vitamin D. This promotes calcium absorption and slows down osteoporosis.

Pay close attention to keeping bathroom floors slip-resistant. Use handrails when climbing stairs, and avoid falling. Take care of yourself.

Therefore, seniors must focus on anti-slip and anti-fall measures .

A single fall can cost ten years of life, as all bones and muscles may get damaged. So, be cautious.

Avoid standing for long periods.

This message might seem lengthy, but it is worth reading, especially for seniors and caregivers of senior citizens.

Dr. Shrujal Shah
Orthopedic Specialist & Joint Replacement Expert

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August 19, 2025Silent Revolutionadmin

Online Art Exhibition in Mangalore | The Online Art Showcase of Kandan G | Delivery @ Mangalore

The vibrant world of Kandan G’s paintings is coming alive in a unique digital format through an exclusive online art exhibition. From 21 August to 8 September 2025, art lovers, collectors, and admirers will have the chance to explore and bid for his celebrated works from anywhere in the world. This event not only highlights the creative journey of one of Mangalore’s renowned artists but also opens a global window into his distinctive style and artistic vision.

KANDAN G | A VOICE ON CANVAS: A Journey Through Spirit, Struggle, and Silence

Dive into the powerful narrative of Kandan G; an Indian artist whose work connects far beyond the canvas. Rooted in empathy and quiet strength, his paintings illuminate the unspoken stories of everyday lives: the invisible, the overlooked, the resilient. From the haunting emptiness of a chair to the subtle power of muted strokes, each piece becomes a meditation on dignity, justice, and humanity.