However phenomena such as 3D shape processing, surface invariance, occlusion, natural parts and the global advantage were absent in trained networks.
Author: wellnmed@gmail.com
** Bengaluru’s itinerant bookseller PuVyaSri passes away
U.S. Srinivasan, better known to a generation of book lovers in Bengaluru as PuVyaSri (Pustaka Vyapari Srinivasan or “bookseller Srinivasan”), passed away late on Monday night.
The 88-year-old passed away in his sleep, said sources in All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), of which he was a member. He has donated his body for medical research.
** Udipi Shiroor mutt successor chosen, 16-year-old Aniruddha to be anointed on May 14
Aniruddha Saralatthaya, son of Dr. Uday Kumar Saralatthaya and Srividya, from Nidle village in Dharmasthala, will be anointed as the 31st successor of Sri Shiroor Mutt.
** Food for thought
Doing their bit to fight the pandemic, Bengalureans are coming together to provide free meals for COVID patients.
Point of contact
Indiranagar
Anuradha: @anucookingstory
CV RamanNagar
Sneha Vachhhaney: @snehavachhaney
Whitefield
Monika Manchanda: @monikamanchanda
Kanika Nagar
Sneha Gowda: @Sneha_gowda_1992
** A clean sweep
Method In Madness is Iyer’s account of adventure in bureaucracy, and is peppered with life lessons and fun
Jaiye aur Bharath ko swachh banaiye’- the clarion call to Parameswaran Iyer by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was enough to unleash the plan to take on one of the world’s toughest projects- Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan.
In Method in Madness, published by Harper Collins, Iyer documents his journey in the Indian administration and the challenges he faced. A 1981 batch IAS officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre, Iyer was Prime Minister Modi’s go-to man for Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
** Basavarajappa Appa passes away
Philanthropist and social worker Basavarajappa Appa (80), the second son of the seventh Mahadasoha Peetathipathi of Sharanabasaveshwar Samastan Poojya Doddappa Appaji, died after a prolonged age-related illness in Kalaburagi on Tuesday.
** Bengaluru’s itinerant bookseller PuVyaSri passes away
U.S. Srinivasan, better known to a generation of book lovers in Bengaluru as PuVyaSri (Pustaka Vyapari Srinivasan or “bookseller Srinivasan”), passed away late on Monday night.
** First unit of indigeneously-built chopper ALH inducted into Navy
The squadron will operate three state-of-the-art ALH Mk III helicopters — a multi-role chopper with the Shakti engine manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL).
** Vidurashwatha Massacre, the Forgotten Jallianwala Bagh of South India
Due to its resemblance to the massacre at Jallianwala Bagh in 1919, Vidurashwatha later came to be known as the Jallianwala Bagh of the South. Decades later, the village is now a forgotten chapter in the history of the country’s freedom struggle.
The year was 1938 and India’s freedom struggle was at its peak. On the morning of April 25, a group of villages led by leaders of the Indian National Congress (INC) had gathered at an open ground in Vidurashwatha village, close to the now Karnataka-Andhra Pradesh border, in Chikkballapur district, to hoist the national flag. Defying prohibitory orders, just as they were proceeding to hoist the flag, police opened fire, killing 32 people and injuring more than 100 others
** Mumbai: Former president of SJKWA John Crasta Agrar passes away
Former president of Konkani Welfare Association (SJKWA) John Crasta Agrar passed away on Monday, April 19 due to a brain haemorrhage at Meditech hospital in Mira-Bhayandar, Mumbai.
He was originally from Bantwal taluk of Dakshina Kannada and belonged to the Holy Saviour Church, Agrar parish. He was also a social worker and actively engaged in philanthropic services. He operated the Shaun Tours & Travels in Mira Road for over two decades.