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Coin Show | Mangaluru: FREE COIN SHOW INDIA – 2025 | Global TV

The Ancient Times is conducting its 5th major exhibition in Mangaluru, showcasing a remarkable collection of ancient Indian coins to modern Republic of India coins.

Mangaluru: FREE COIN SHOW INDIA – 2025

The exhibition features coins dating from 2 AD, including those from the Raja Raja Chola, Chera, Chola, and Pandiya dynasties, the Vinayagar Kingdom, the Mysore Wodeyar period, as well as coins from the East India Company, Dutch India, French India, and the Princely States of India.


A wide range of silver, gold, and copper coins will be on display.

Visitors can also view British India coins, war medals, and rare issues from the periods of Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II, King George, and King Edward.
Additionally, the expo will feature stamps, medals, antiques, vintage collections, vintage pens, and showpieces.

More than 30 dealers from across India will participate in this event.
A free valuation service will be provided by Malayalasamy P (Antiquarian), who has 30 years of experience in the field.

The exhibition is open to the public with free entry.

December 5, 6, 7 (3 days)
10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Mangala Hall, Hotel Srinivasa, GHS Road, Mangaluru

Everyone is welcome. Don’t miss this rare and historical collection exhibition!

Organised by: The Ancient Times, Coimbatore

Sukumar Azhikode | പരോപകാരമേ പുണ്യം പാപമേ പരപീഡനം | Global TV

അഴീക്കോട് സാറിൻ്റെ ആശയങ്ങളെ രണ്ട് വാക്കിൽ സംഗ്രഹിച്ചാൽ അത് പരോപകാരമേ പുണ്യം പാപമേ പരപീഡനം എന്നതാണ്

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കേരളത്തിലെ പ്രശസ്തനായ ഒരു സാഹിത്യവിമർശകനും ഗ്രന്ഥകാരനും പ്രഭാഷകനും സാമൂഹ്യ നിരീക്ഷകനും വിദ്യാഭ്യാസചിന്തകനുമായിരുന്നു സുകുമാർ അഴിക്കോട് (മേയ് 12 1926 -ജനുവരി 24 2012). സഞ്ചരിക്കുന്ന മനസാക്ഷിയായും പ്രഭാഷണ കലയുടെ കുലപതിയായും ഇദ്ദേഹം അറിയപ്പെട്ടു.പ്രൈമറിതലം മുതൽ സർവ്വകലാശാലാതലം വരെ അദ്ധ്യാപകനായി പ്രവർത്തിച്ച ഇദ്ദേഹം കാലിക്കറ്റ്സർവ്വകലാശാലയിൽ പ്രോ വൈസ് ചാൻസിലറുമായിരുന്നു. മുപ്പത്തഞ്ചിലേറെ കൃതികളുടെ കർത്താവാണ്. കേന്ദ്ര-കേരള സാഹിത്യ അക്കാദമികളിൽ ജനറൽ കൗൺസിൽ, എക്സിക്യൂട്ടിവ് കൗൺസിൽ എന്നിവയിൽ അംഗമായിരുന്നു. ഇതിനു പുറമേ പല പ്രസിദ്ധീകരണങ്ങളുടേയും പത്രാധിപരായും ഇദ്ദേഹം സേവനമനുഷ്ഠിച്ചിട്ടുണ്ട്. ഗാന്ധിയൻ, ഗവേഷകൻ, ഉപനിഷത് വ്യാഖ്യാതാവ് എന്നീ നിലകളിലും ഇദ്ദേഹം ശ്രദ്ധേയനായിരുന്നു.

KCCI Hosts Key Session on Government Schemes for Entrepreneurs in Mangaluru | Global TV

“Empowering enterprise and facilitating growth has been our mission since 1940,” stated a KCCI spokesperson.

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Mangaluru, December 3, 2025: The Kanara Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI), Mangaluru, is set to host a crucial awareness session aimed at empowering local entrepreneurs and aspiring business owners. The event, focusing on key central government support schemes, will be held on Friday, 12th December 2025, at the KCCI Meeting Hall.

Titled “Awareness Session on Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) Scheme,” the program will also cover other vital initiatives including the Pradhan Mantri Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) and the National Livestock Mission (NLM).

Smt. Dhanalakshmi D.N., Assistant Director of Agriculture (HQ), will inaugurate the session as the Chief Guest and deliver introductory remarks. The main technical session will be conducted by Dr. A.A. Fazal, a Food Scientist, Retired Professor, and the District Resource Person for Dakshina Kannada.

The session is designed to be a comprehensive guide for micro-entrepreneurs, detailing financial assistance and formalization opportunities. Key highlights include:

PMFME Scheme: Offering up to 50% financial support for enterprises in bakery products, chocolates, oil mills, beverages, sweets, and other food processing units.

PMEGP: Providing up to 35% financial support for a broader range of businesses in the service, manufacturing, and trading sectors.

National Livestock Mission: Facilitating up to 50% subsidy, with a cap of Rs. 50 lakh per unit, for ventures like stall-fed goat farming, special poultry farming, and poultry hatcheries.

The chamber leadership, including President P.B. Ahmed Mudassar, Vice-President Divakar Pai Kochikar, Hon. Treasurer Abdur Rahman Musba, and Hon. Secretaries Ashwin Pai Maroor and Jeethan Allen Sequeira, extended a cordial invitation to all entrepreneurs and budding entrepreneurs in the region.

“Empowering enterprise and facilitating growth has been our mission since 1940,” stated a KCCI spokesperson. “This session is a golden opportunity for local business owners to directly access information on substantial government support that can help formalize and scale their operations.”

Registration for the event begins at 3:30 PM. The session will run from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM at the Chamber Building on Chamber Road, Bunder, Mangaluru. Interested participants are requested to confirm their attendance via RSVP to +91 94835 10669.

Robotic Turtle | Sharadha Vidhya Nikethana Public School, Thalapady | A Hopeful Step Toward Cleaner Waterways | Global TV

The Aquaman Turtle: A Gentle Guardian of the Deep

NV Paulose, Chairman, Global TV +91 98441 82044

Robotic Turtle is a magic device dreamt by the students to clean up the marine debris at the bottom of the waters. Our rivers and oceans often shine beautifully on the surface, yet beneath that calm lies a quiet crisis. While many efforts focus on collecting floating plastic and surface debris, another threat remains mostly untouched. Countless bags, bottles, tires, and other waste sink to the bottom and settle there for years. This hidden layer of benthic waste slowly releases toxins, harms aquatic life, and continues to pollute the water we depend on.

Team Aquaman from Sharadha Vidhya Nikethana Public School Thalapady, represented by Daiwik D Bhandary, Mahith H Shetty, and Jnan S Ganiga, has brought forward an inspiring idea that focuses on the waste hidden at the bottom of our rivers and oceans.  

They call it the Robotic Turtle. More than a machine, it is a hopeful vision for the next chapter of environmental care. Their vision highlights the importance of addressing benthic pollution, which consists of plastic, metal, and other debris that settle on the seabed and release harmful substances over time. By drawing attention to this often-forgotten problem, the team encourages a deeper and more thoughtful approach to restoring the health of our water bodies.

A Silent Problem at the Bottom

Government authorities and environmental agencies already work tirelessly to protect our water bodies. Yet they know that the waste resting on riverbeds and sea floors is just as dangerous as what floats on top. In the cold and dark depths, this debris breaks down into microplastics and chemicals. It disrupts ecosystems in ways that are rarely visible but deeply damaging. A tool that can work gently below the surface is long overdue.

An Innovative and Gentle Helper

Inspired by the grace and resilience of real turtles, the Robotic Turtle is designed as an autonomous underwater vehicle. Its smooth and low-profile form allows it to move across the bottom of rivers and seas without disturbing marine life. Its core functions include:

Independent Navigation

  • The turtle uses advanced artificial intelligence to explore underwater areas on its own. It can map the environment and move safely through complex terrain.

Smart Object Recognition

  • With cameras and sensors, it can distinguish between natural elements such as stones, plants, or fish and harmful waste left by humans. Only the debris is collected.

Careful Waste Collection

  • A gentle collection system gathers the identified items and stores them inside the turtle without harming the surrounding habitat.

Sorting Inside the Turtle

  • A unique feature of this concept is its internal sorting ability. Using specialized sensors, it separates organic material from inorganic waste before returning to the surface.

A New Path for Sustainable Action

  • Once the turtle surfaces, the collected waste can be reused responsibly.
  • Organic waste can be sent to composting centers to create nutrient rich soil.
  • Plastics, metals, and glass can move directly into recycling programs.

This approach supports a circular system that turns waste into local resources rather than burdens. Team Aquaman also imagines future models that will draw power from ocean tides and water currents. This would allow the turtles to work continuously with almost no carbon impact. The plan also includes building local recycling and composting hubs near deployment sites, strengthening community sustainability and reducing transport needs.

Why This Idea Matters

The Robotic Turtle addresses a problem that has long remained in the shadows. It offers a gentle, intelligent, and efficient way to clean the underwater world where much of the pollution hides. For coastal authorities and river management teams, it could become a powerful partner that supports ongoing cleanup work on the surface.

Though still in its early stages, the concept brings together artificial intelligence, nature inspired design, and a future ready recycling approach. It shows that by looking deeper and learning from nature we can find innovative ways to protect our planet. Team Aquaman’s Robotic Turtle is a technological proposal and a promise of clearer waters and a brighter future for generations to come.

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Sri Siddhartha Medical College & Hospital, Tumkur, will formally begin advanced medical research initiatives this year | Global TV

ROTARIAN LAL GOEL URGES KARNATAKA HOME MINISTER TO INTRODUCE XENOTRANSPLANTATION RESEARCH AT SRI SIDDHARTHA MEDICAL COLLEGE, TUMKUR

Tumkur, November 19, 2025 – Rotarian Lal Goel, Founder and Charter President of the Rotary Club of Organ Donation International and Chairman of the Organ Donation India Foundation & GYAN, has called upon Dr G. Parameshwara, Hon’ble Home Minister of Karnataka and Chancellor of Sri Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education (SSAHE), to initiate xenotransplantation research at Sri Siddhartha Medical College.

During his inaugural address at the National Conference for Medical Undergraduates & Postgraduates, Dr Parameshwara emphasised the growing importance of medical research across Karnataka’s medical institutions. He announced that Sri Siddhartha Medical College & Hospital, Tumkur, will formally begin advanced medical research initiatives this year.

Welcoming this announcement, Rotarian Lal Goel expressed gratitude to Dr Parameshwara and underscored India’s severe organ shortage as a compelling reason to explore xenotransplantation—the transplantation of organs from animals to humans—as a future solution. He urged medical students, researchers, and faculty to intensify their involvement in organ donation and transplantation research to help save countless lives.

During the conference, Rotarian Lal Goel was felicitated for his outstanding contributions to organ donation advocacy.

Rotarian Lal Goel also extended special thanks to Dr Rajeshwari Devi, Administrative Medical Superintendent, SSMC Hospital, Tumkur, for inviting him as the Keynote Speaker and providing a platform to share his insights.

The event was graced by a distinguished gathering, including Dr G.S. Anand, Trustee; Dr K.B. Lingegowda, Vice-Chancellor; Dr M.B. Sanikop, Principal; Dr Savitha Rani B.B., Organising Secretary; Dr Bhoomika, faculty members, and a large number of undergraduate and postgraduate students from across India.

Mar Baselios Christian College of Engineering & Technology | Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing | Global TV

Mar Baselios Christian College of Engineering & Technology (MBC CET), Peermade, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with St Joseph Engineering College (Autonomous), Mangalore.

This collaboration aims to enhance academic and research cooperation between the two institutions through shared resources, faculty exchange, collaborative research, joint workshops, training programs, and student-focused academic enhancement initiatives. The partnership is expected to create a platform for knowledge sharing, skill development, and innovation-driven activities, leading to improved learning outcomes and professional growth for students and faculty of both institutions.

The MoU marks a significant step towards strengthening academic excellence, promoting research culture, and expanding opportunities for students to gain wider exposure and experience beyond institutional boundaries

Dr. Kurian P. Abraham | The Journey of a Remarkable Banker | Global TV


The Life of Dr. Kurian P. Abraham | A Beginning Filled With Courage

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The story of Dr. Kurian P. Abraham is the story of a man who chose purpose over comfort. At a time when many young people were running behind secure government jobs, he chose a different path. He left a respected post and walked into Corporation Bank, a newly nationalised and lesser known institution. This decision surprised many. But for him, it was a moment of clarity. He wanted a life of service. He wanted to work closely with people. He wanted to build something meaningful. That courageous step shaped a journey that lasted forty four years and touched countless lives. Gem of a person. His presence Transforms.

Bankers meet – with ex Federal Bank MD

He is a man who carries clarity in his thoughts and purity in his intentions. People feel safe around him because he speaks with honesty and listens with respect. His calm nature gives strength to those who work with him. His guidance is gentle, yet firm enough to help others grow. He brings steadiness to every situation, even when circumstances are difficult.

His behaviour reflects deep values. He never raises his voice, yet his words reach every heart. He treats everyone with dignity, no matter their position. His kindness is sincere. His actions are consistent. He inspires trust without effort. People look up to him because he leads by example. Those who meet him often say that he leaves them better than he found them.

With Sashi Tharoor

A Rise Through Dedication

His rise in Corporation Bank was swift because his work spoke for him. In only his fourth year he was asked to lead a branch. This was rare. He accepted the responsibility with humility and worked with full sincerity. Growth, creativity and empowerment became his guiding principles. He never chased recognition. It came to him naturally because of his discipline and his sincere approach to every task. He believed that consistent effort creates its own opportunities. His colleagues admired the way he handled challenges with calm confidence. He inspired many young officers who saw in him a model of how dedication can shape a remarkable career.

Even as responsibilities increased, he remained grounded. He treated every role as a chance to serve better. He encouraged new ideas and welcomed fresh thinking. He believed in lifting others up and giving them space to shine. His early years in the bank became a foundation on which many future achievements were built. His journey showed that true dedication not only leads to success but also builds character and trust.

A Leader Who Was Ahead of His Time

He was the first to bring an automated teller machine to the bank. He introduced the single window system. He encouraged agricultural lending in Kerala after nationalisation. His ideas were fresh and bold. They helped the bank reach people in new ways. He saw possibilities long before others noticed them. He understood that banking was not just about transactions but about making life easier for people. Every idea he introduced came from observing real needs. He believed that modern systems should serve ordinary citizens with dignity. His vision brought confidence to the institution and opened doors to new opportunities.

His forward thinking created a culture of progress within the bank. Staff members learned to embrace change because he guided them with patience and clarity. He taught them that innovation is not something to fear. It is something to welcome. His initiatives became models that many others followed. His work showed that a true leader does not wait for the future. He brings the future closer for everyone.

A Builder of Strong Business

Wherever he worked, business grew. Many branches under his care doubled their achievements. His performance earned him a place in the respected Chairman Club more than once. His focus was always clear. He wanted people to succeed. He wanted the institution to prosper. He built growth with patience and deep understanding. He studied every detail of the branches he led. He understood the pulse of customers and the strengths of his team. He believed that true progress comes from knowing people and supporting them in the right way. His decisions were thoughtful. His strategies were practical. His results were always steady and strong.

His leadership brought confidence to everyone around him. Staff members felt motivated because he trusted their abilities. Customers felt valued because he respected their needs. His presence created an atmosphere where success became natural. Under his guidance, branches did not just grow in numbers. They grew in spirit. They became places filled with purpose, unity and pride.

A Heart for the Community

He looked beyond numbers. He looked at people. In a small village he supported the creation of a milk cooperative society. This was not for recognition. It was to help farmers earn better. In Mumbai he understood the need for a new bus route and worked to make it happen. He believed that a small change could make a big difference in a community. He carried a deep sense of responsibility wherever he went. He listened to the concerns of ordinary people with genuine care. He never dismissed a problem as too small. If something mattered to the community, it mattered to him. His kindness was practical. He believed that true service lies in understanding the everyday struggles of people and finding simple solutions that make their lives easier.

His actions often created hope in places where people had almost given up. He encouraged farmers, workers and families to believe in their own strength. He reminded them that progress begins with unity. Many communities still remember him not as a banker but as a friend who stood by them. His presence brought comfort. His efforts brought change. His heart made people feel seen and valued.

He was deeply moved by the struggles of ordinary people. He always tried to understand their daily challenges. When he travelled to villages and towns, he paid attention to the smallest details. He listened to farmers, workers and shopkeepers with genuine interest. Their worries became his concerns. Their hopes became his motivation. He believed that true service begins with understanding the human story behind every face.

His actions came from a place of empathy. He never waited for instructions to help someone. If he saw a problem, he worked quietly to find a solution. Many communities remember him for the way he brought dignity into their lives. Whether it was improving transport, supporting local groups or guiding people towards financial stability, he did everything with kindness. His community work showed that leadership is not only about managing an institution. It is also about lifting society with compassion and humility.

A Gifted Communicator

He handled press meets with grace. He brought positive attention to the bank. As the Editor of the House Journal he improved communication and set new standards. His words carried clarity. His ideas carried warmth. His vision for the future is remarkable. He has the rare ability to see changes long before they arrive. He understands how technology, society and finance move together. His mind connects possibilities with practical steps. People around him often say that he sees the future as if it is crystal clear. His guidance has helped many professionals and institutions prepare for tomorrow with confidence.

His deep experience and clear thinking make him a strong advisor for many. He can simplify complex financial issues and offer solutions that are fair, practical and far seeing. His understanding of the banking sector is rich and complete. A person with his wisdom can be an asset to any government body that deals with policy, regulation or structural reform. His clarity, honesty and commitment to public good make his advice truly valuable.

A Career of Many Leadership Roles

He served Corporation Bank as the Zonal Head for Kerala. He guided sixty three branches. He moved to the Corporate Office and led Retail Banking, Marketing and Research. Later he guided the bank into the world of electronic banking. He completed his service in 2016 as a respected General Manager.

His journey through these roles shows the depth of his capability. Each position demanded a different skill. He adapted with ease. He understood people, processes and technology with equal clarity. He made complex responsibilities look simple because he worked with a balanced mind and a clear purpose. His presence always brought direction and stability to every team he led.

He never saw leadership as a title. He saw it as a duty. He mentored young officers and helped them grow. He protected the institution during difficult phases and strengthened it during good times. His decisions were thoughtful and fair. His work in electronic banking prepared the institution for the digital age. His leadership built confidence within the organisation and created a foundation for future progress.

A Second Life of Leadership | Continuing His Mission Beyond Retirement | A New Stage with New Responsibilities

After retirement he did not slow down. He became the Chief Executive Officer of Muthoottu Mini Financiers Limited. This was a major financial company. He strengthened its image. He handled a public issue of non convertible debentures. He also expanded the company into new regions.

A Trusted Leader in Many Institutions

He continued to offer his expertise as the Chief Executive Officer of NCS Finance Private Limited. He became the Founding Director and Managing Director of Truecare Nidhi Limited. He played an important role as the Vice President of Sri Devi Resolutions Private Limited. He also became a Partner at Credenz Finsol. His presence brought trust wherever he worked.

Lessons Learned Through Challenges

His journey had trials. But he calls them his sweetest victories. As a young officer he was suddenly made a Branch Manager. He did not know all the operations. So he relied on his team. He learned the strength of unity. In another posting he faced a language barrier in a remote part of Goa. But he respected the local people and worked with sincerity. The branch flourished. He realised that kindness and results have a language of their own.

His Beliefs That Inspire

  • He believes in the power of teamwork. He says that teamwork can make dream work.
  • He believes that nothing is impossible if one is sincere and determined.
  • He believes that innovation lights the path to success.
  • He believes in never giving up until the very last moment.
  • He sees criticism as a blessing. He treats it as a guide for improvement.

A Legacy That Continues

Today he continues to serve the industry with dedication. He is the Executive Chairman of the Banking Excellence Award Committee of the State Forum of Bankers Clubs Kerala. This role reflects his deep commitment to excellence.

From a young veterinary science graduate at the Republic Day parade to a respected General Manager, an inspiring Chief Executive Officer and a guiding force for many young professionals, his life is an example of integrity, courage and perseverance. Dr. Kurian P. Abraham remains a true architect of excellence. He is a banker who served with heart. He is a leader who continues to inspire every generation.

Nothing exists alone. The universe is not a collection of isolated units; it is a web of relational dynamics | Josi Joseph

The Other: The Source of My Meaning and My Happiness

By Josi Joseph, Psychologist, Group Editor, Global TV +91 94468 48191

As I reflect on human life, I realize something that appears simple but holds extraordinary depth: I have no existence, no meaning, and no happiness without the other. My emotions, my sense of self, and even my tensions arise only in the presence of another human being. Without you, I am only a biological unit, and the only emotion left in such isolation is fear. Every other feeling—love, joy, sadness, pride, guilt, purpose—requires someone else to exist. This insight became the foundation of my understanding of human happiness, relationships, and counseling.

When I look at history, I see that many great traditions have touched parts of this truth. Buddhism speaks of pratītyasamutpāda, the interdependent arising of all things. It teaches that nothing exists independently, and that suffering appears when we cling to the illusion of a separate self. Yet Buddhism does not explicitly say that without the other, only fear remains, or that the presence of the other is the source of meaning. It shows the interconnectedness of all life, but it does not draw the psychological line that meaning requires the mirror of another consciousness.

Philosophy too has circled this idea. Martin Buber spoke about the I–Thou relationship, saying that the “I” becomes real only in the presence of the “Thou.” Emmanuel Levinas went further, suggesting that the face of the other places an ethical responsibility upon me. Yet neither formulated the simple, direct truth I began to see in my counseling sessions: my happiness, my tension, and my very identity arise only because the other exists. Without you, there is no comparison, no longing, no joy, no purpose—nothing except the primal motion of fear.

In psychology, relational theorists have shown that the self is socially constructed. Our identity is shaped by the responses of others; mirror neurons reflect emotional states; attachment theory reveals that safety is formed in relationship. Yet psychology still treats the self as something that stands alone and is completed by the other, not something that is created by the other. My experience tells me something stronger: the self is impossible without the other. The moment I take away the presence of another human mind, everything collapses into a raw fear of existence.

Even cosmology provides a parallel. The universe itself emerges from interaction—matter exists through relationships between particles; gravity binds the cosmos; atoms form only through balanced forces. Nothing exists alone. The universe is not a collection of isolated units; it is a web of relational dynamics. Likewise, the human self is a relational field, not an isolated island. I am a constellation of responses, reflections, and meanings that arise only because you stand before me.

From this realization comes the deeper insight that guides both my philosophy and my counseling practice: since the other gives me existence, I must give the other equal importance as I give myself. This is not moral instruction; it is existential truth. If my happiness and my meaning depend on you, then your happiness is as essential for my well-being as my own. When I begin to think about your happiness, rather than only my fear, my own tension dissolves. What I feared was never you—it was the possibility of losing meaning, connection, or acceptance.

Every tension I encounter in counseling reveals this same structure. Behind anger, insecurity, guilt, anxiety, and conflict, I always find fear—fear of losing love, fear of being misunderstood, fear of being unvalued, fear of being alone. Fear is the first motion. Happiness is the equilibrium we seek. Counseling simply becomes the process of helping a person move out of unnecessary fear and return to a state of inner balance. When I support someone to appreciate the uniqueness of others, to see relationships not as threats but as sources of meaning, their tension naturally softens. They begin to feel the expansion that I call positive pleasure.

Through years of observation, reflection, and clinical experience, I have come to believe that the self, meaning, tension, and happiness are all relational phenomena. I cannot exist meaningfully without you. My happiness is interwoven with your happiness. My fears are born in relationship, and so is my liberation. When I choose to give you the same importance I give myself, I align with a fundamental law of human existence: the law that everything meaningful arises in connection.

If this understanding becomes widespread, I believe it can free individuals from unnecessary tensions and guide them toward a more harmonious, meaningful, and happy life. In seeing each other not as threats but as the very source of our existence, we rediscover what all great traditions attempted to teach in different ways: that our lives are fulfilled only in relation, and that happiness becomes real only when shared.