Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Bengaluru Minister Felicitates 181 SSLC and PUC Toppers
A civic programme in Bengaluru celebrated students who performed very well in their exams.
Minister Krishna Byre Gowda honoured 181 students.
They included students from SSLC, PUC and Greater Bengaluru Authority schools.
The students received certificates, medals and other gifts.
The top five SSLC students and top three PUC students received tablets.
The minister said such results require discipline and hard work.
He also said students should not give up because their schools lack facilities.
He reminded everyone that talent in sports, arts, science, technology and other fields matters too.
Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda honoured 181 high-performing students at the Nammuru Hemme programme.
The awardees included 106 SSLC students, 45 PUC students and 30 students from Greater Bengaluru Authority schools.
All students received certificates, medals and mementoes, while eight top performers received tablets.
Students qualified with at least 621 SSLC marks, 596 PUC marks or 496 central-syllabus marks.
Gowda praised discipline and hard work while saying talent in fields beyond academics also deserves recognition.
- Who
- Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda, the Greater Bengaluru Authority and the Bengaluru Urban District Zilla Panchayat honoured 181 students.
- What
- A civic felicitation programme recognised high-performing SSLC, PUC and central-syllabus students.
- When
- The programme was held on Saturday, August 29; the year was not specified.
- Where
- The event took place at the historic Town Hall in Bengaluru.
- Why
- The programme was organised to celebrate exceptional student performance and recognise young talent.
- Programme
- Nammuru Hemme, meaning “Our City, Our Pride”
- Students honoured
- 181
- Student breakdown
- 106 SSLC students, 45 PUC students and 30 GBA school students
- Top awards
- The top five SSLC performers and three top PUC achievers received tablets
- SSLC eligibility
- 621 marks or above
- PUC eligibility
- 596 marks or above
- Central-syllabus eligibility
- 496 marks or above in Classes 10 and 12
