MAHE donates five computers and two printers to Hebri police
The Hindu
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) donated five advanced computer systems and two printers to the Hebri police in Udupi district to enhance their technological capabilities and improve community safety on Wednesday.
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) donated five advanced computer systems and two printers to the Hebri police in Udupi district to enhance their technological capabilities and improve community safety on Wednesday.
Handing over the systems to Hebri police sub-inspector T.M. Mahesh at Manipal, MAHE Pro Chancellor H.S. Ballal said: “This initiative reflects our commitment to supporting local law enforcement in managing modern challenges effectively. We hope these resources will bolster their efforts in data management and cyber-related tasks.”
MAHE COO N.S. Raviraj said: “We deeply appreciate the dedication of the police to ensure safety of people and are proud to support their work.” Mr. Mahesh responded saying the systems will greatly improve efficiency in investigations and case management.
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Technology & Science) Narayana Sabhahit, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Health Sciences) Sharath Rao, Registrar P. Giridhar Kini, and others were present.
A release said the initiative is part of MAHE’s ongoing efforts to engage with the local community and provide technological resources to address societal challenges, ensuring a safer environment for all.
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