Veerashaiva Mahasabha 2017-18 Pratibha Puraskar Scholarship Karnataka : veerashaivamahasabha.org

Organisation : All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha
Scholarship Name : Pratibha Puraskar Scholarship 2017-18
Applicable For : Students Passed SSLC & PUC Exams in 2017-18
Applicable State : Karnataka
Application Last Date : 20-06-2018
Website : http://www.veerashaivamahasabha.org/Home/News

Veerashaiva Mahasabha Pratibha Puraskar

The district unit of the All-India Veerashaiva Mahasabha has invited applications for Pratibha Puraskar award from the community students who have scored 90 percent and above in the 2017-18 SSLC and PUC examinations.

Related : Vidyadhan 2018 Karnataka Plus2 Scholarship Program : https://www.scholarships.net.in/23362.html

Who Can Apply?

A release said community students who have scored 90 percent marks and above are eligible to apply for the awards.

How To Apply?

To apply for Veerashaiva Mahasabha Pratibha Puraskar for 2017-18, just follow the steps mentioned below.

Step-1 : Download the application format from the website of www.veerashaivamahasabha.org.

Download Application Form Here :
https://www.scholarships.net.in/uploads/pdf2018/23777-Form.pdf

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Step-2 : Follow the below steps to fill the Application Form
Student Name : Write the Student Name
Father’s Name : Father of Student Name is to be written
Mother’s Name : Mother of Student Name is to be written
Postal Address : Complete present address of the student with PIN code is to be written
Date of Birth : Date of Birth is to be written in the DD/MM/YYYY format.
School/ College Name : Mention the Name of the School/College currently studying in
Register Number : Mention the Register Number
SSLC/2nd PUC Marks Card : Mention your SSLC/PUC marks & percentage obtained by you in the space provided
Ph No/ Mob No / E-mail : Provide the valid Contact Number and Email Address

Note:
Sign : The student and parent should sign in the space provided.
Photo : Paste your latest passport size photo in the space provided.

Step-3 : Submit the filled application form with a photocopy of your SSLC / 2nd PUC Marks Card and Income and Caste Certificate before June 20,2018.

Send To:
All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha(R.)
No.17/4, ‘Veerashaiva-Lingayath Bhavan’,
Bellary Road, Sadashivanagar,
Bengaluru-560 080
Karnataka State

Documents Required

** SSLC / 2nd PUC Marks Card
** Income and Caste Certificate

Contact Details

Phone: 080-23618400
Email: info@veerashaivamahasabha.com

About All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha :
The Lingayat people are known for wearing a linga, an object representing a god; in this case, Shiva. Lingayat are a numerous group in India, especially in the state of Karnataka.

This group formed in the 12th century by Basava Bagewadi (1134-1196), a philosopher and a social reformer. He taught against the caste system and its regulations.

He envisioned a casteless society, though the resulting society eventually began drawing up lines of caste distinctions again, creating Lingayat own hierarchy of social status after Basava’s death

Basava consented to the marriage of a Brahmin woman and a man from an untouchable caste. This story reached the ears of King Bijjala who punished the couple by putting out Lingayat eyes and dragging them to Lingayat deaths behind an elephant.

Basava saw this punishment as unacceptable and left Kayla. He moved on to Kudula Sangama where he died in 1167.