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Students of Hubballi, Dharwad excel in NEET

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Hubballi/Dharwad, KARNATAKA :

Students of Hubballi and Dharwad have done well in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for admission to medical courses, with several students scoring above 600 marks

Students of Hubballi and Dharwad have done well in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for admission to medical courses, with several scoring above 600 marks.

Gagan Thimmanagoudar of KLE Society’s P.C. Jabin PU College has secured 681 out of 720 marks topping in the college. Vachana Ammanagi has secured 541 marks, Principal V.R. Waghmode has said in a release.

Ananya Karpur, of Veman Vidyavardhak Sangha’s K.H. Patil PU Science and Commerce, College, Hubballi, has scored 670 out of the 720, securing the All-India Ranking of 1,451.

Prerana Residential PU College, Hubballi, has once again registered good results in NEET. Three students, Fiza Anzum (641), Shreyas Fakkirswamy (637), and Vishal Sakri (600) have crossed or touched the 600 mark. Other toppers of the college are K. Chetan (595), Poojya Munyal (591), Sahana (564), Prachi Darak (558), Meghana Patil (553), Chinmay Salmani (547), Basavaraj Ijeri (540), and Ankita Jantli (528).

Aman Shanbhag of JSS R.S. Hukkerikar Arts, Commerce and Science PU College, Dharwad has secured 624 marks and Suraj has secured 607.

Students of Sana Shaheen PU College, Ayesha Siddiqa Dharwad (574), Mohammed Taha (541), Madiha Oomorose (524), and Umme Hifza Bilepasar (512) have topped the college.

source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> News> India> – Karnataka / by Special Correspondent / Hubballi – September 10th, 2022

With a straight bat

October 20, 2016SportsMohammed Taha, Mohammed Taha member of Karnataka Undier-19 Cricket Team, Mohammed Taha part-time Cricket Coach at Karnataka Institute of Cricket (KIOC), Mohammed Taha-Cricketer, Mohammed Taha-Hubli Tiger Batsman, Mohammed Taha-Player First Division Club Jawans CCmpositiveone@gmail.com

KARNATAKA :

Success has not come easy for Mohammed Taha. The 22-year-old says he is willing to meet challenges head on

CLEARING THE ROPESMohammed TahaPhoto: Bhagya Prakash K.

At the recently-concluded Karnataka Premier League (KPL), Hubli Tigers batsman Mohammed Taha emerged as the crowd favourite. The opener regularly cleared the ropes in an exhibition of clean hitting, all from an upright, high bat-lift stance.

Taha smashed a total of 20 sixes in nine matches, and finished as the second-highest run-scorer of the tournament. The 22-year-old seemed to get into launch position a tad quicker than most other batsmen on view, and stayed balanced when he swung the willow through the line. Success, however, has not come easy. “My dad passed away in October last year.

He was a timber merchant. After he died, I have had to provide for my mother and sister, while trying to focus on my cricket. It has been difficult, but I’m ready to face the challenge,” he says.

The Jain University B.Com. graduate caught a break when he was hired as a part-time coach at Karnataka Institute of Cricket (KIOC). “After my dad died, Irfan Sait sir (KIOC Director) gave me a coaching job. This was very helpful as I was able to earn some extra money to take care of my family,” he explains.

Taha, who studied in Tunbridge High School (Infantry Road), began his cricket journey at the age of 16. “It was my father who brought me to KIOC and signed me up for camp. I hadn’t played any form of cricket before that,” he states.

He started as an off-spinner, who could contribute in the lower middle-order. Taha got a chance to bowl in the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) nets in 2012. This stint, where he bowled to the likes of Chris Gayle, A.B. de Villiers and Virat Kohli, caught the attention of the State selectors. “(Former India all-rounder) Vijay Bharadwaj was the RCB assistant coach. He noticed me during nets and recommended my name for the Karnataka under-19 team. I played primarily as a spinner, and batted at No. 7,” Taha says.

Taha received a promotion to the top of the order in the 2014 edition of the KPL. His Hubli Tigers teammate and State wicketkeeper-batsman C.M. Gautam made the decision. “Gautam and I both played for first division club Jawans CC, so he knew that I could bat,” he says.

Earlier this year, his transition to opening batsman was complete when he was picked for the Karnataka squad that competed in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (T20) tournament. Taha featured in four matches, and made 86 runs (highest score 45, against Uttar Pradesh). As for his unorthodox style, he says, “My technique came about naturally.

I just try to watch the ball closely.” Taha hopes to feature regularly for the State team in 50-over and Twenty20 tournaments. “I would also love to play in the Indian Premier League, but I don’t want to look too far ahead.”

source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Hom e> Metroplus / by Ashwin Achal / October 18th, 2016