2nd PU results in Karnataka: Farm labourers’ son, farmers’ daughters in Vijayanagara district share second place in arts stream

Kusha Naik was a scholar of Indu Innovative PU College in Kottur of Vijayanagara district of Karnataka. He stayed in the hostel run by the establishment. 

Kusha Naik, son of farm labourers, and Daddi Karibasamma and Mutturu Mallamma, daughters of farmers, from Vijayanagara district share the second place in the arts stream in second PU examination by scoring 592 marks out of 600.

The results of the 2nd PU exams in Karnataka have been introduced on April 21.

Two extra college students – Priyanka Kulkarni from Lingaraj A & C PU College in Belagavi, and Rahul Motilal Rathod from SK PU College at Talikote in Vijayapura district – additionally scored 592 marks to share the second place.

Tabassum Sheikh, a scholar of NMKRV PU College in Bengaluru, emerged the topper in the arts stream with 693 marks.

Kusha Naik was a scholar of Indu Innovative PU College whereas Daddi Karibasamma was a scholar of Indu Independent PU College, each in Kottur of Vijayanagara district, and run by the identical guardian establishment.

Kusha Naik hails from Talebasapur Tanda in Hosapete taluk of Vijayanagara district. He had stayed in the hostel run by the establishment.

Daddi Karibasamma, who’s a local of Haral village in Kottur taluk of Vijayanagara district, travelled up and down every day from her village, which is 15 km away from the faculty, to attend courses.

Kusha Naik’s dad and mom are farm labourers who’re mainly engaged in sugarcane harvesting. They spend six months in makeshift tents in sugarcane fields in totally different and faraway locations, like Mandya and even in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. Kusha Naik is the youngest amongst three kids. He is a bodily disabled one who can stroll slowly, however can’t run or climb steps.

“My parents are poor farm labourers who go from one place to another in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu for sugarcane harvesting. We are three children and all of us are studying. Despite our poverty, they are working hard to get us educated,” Kusha Naik informed The Hindu over telephone.

He desires to pursue a profession in the KAS [Karnataka Administrative Service] or IAS [Indian Administrative Service [IAS].

Daddi Karibasamma was a scholar of Indu Independent PU College in Kottur of Vijayanagara district of Karnataka. She travelled every day to and from the faculty, which is 15 km away from her village.

Daddi Karibasamma’s father owns about 5 acres of rain-fed land in his native village. He cultivates jowar, maize and different crops to assist the household. Daddi Karibasamma is the eldest of three kids. She travelled every day to and from the faculty, which is 15 km away from her village. She desires to change into an English lecturer.

Mutturu Mallamma was a scholar at SUJM PU College at Harapanahalli in Vijayanagara district.

Another scholar, Okay. Krushna, from Indu Independent PU College, Kottur in Vijayanagara district, scored 591 marks to share the third place in the arts stream with Bhagappa of Jnanabharathi PU College at Sindgi in Vijayapura district and Manjushree from Vivekananda PU College at Puttur in Dakshina Kannada district.

Santosh B.M., a historical past lecturer at Indu Independent PU College, attributed the success of scholars of their school to the exhausting work of scholars and college members.

“We complete the syllabus by November, giving them more time for study and revision. We conduct 12 preparatory examinations to prepare students for the final examination. After each exam, we sit with each student with the answer sheet in hand and guide them on the areas of improvement,” he informed The Hindu.