Mangalore: Dr B M Hegde Lauds St Agnes Institutions on School Day


Mangalore: Dr B M Hegde Lauds St Agnes Institutions on School Day

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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (PS/CN)
 
Mangalore, Nov 30:
The School Day of St Agnes High School was held on Wednesday November 30. Presiding over the programme, Manipal University former vice-chancellor Dr B M Hegde said that an educational institution should educate the students in such a manner that they get knowledge which is not just restricted to obtaining jobs.

“One should compete within one’s self for excellence. Competing with others injects anger and hatred feelings,” he added.

Dr Hegde also lauded the effort of St Agnes institutions which provide ample opportunities for students to excel in literature and sports activities. He also lamented that a few private interest groups are turning the education system into a business.

Dr Hegde also expressed his grief over the lack of interest shown in Kannada medium schools. He said that if a person is good at his mother tongue, he or she will be good at English too. Pointing out that some British schools in London had introduced Sanskrit in their schools, Dr Hegde added that reciting Sanskrit words makes a person intellectually rich which has been proven over time.
 
Coming down heavily on television channels showing visuals of physical violence and hatred, he said that society can never be enlightened by such hype in media.
 
Evette Pereira, president of executive committee of PTA, Aiada Barboza, and Sr Maria Kripa were present.
 
Merit certificates were distributed by Dr B M Hegde. A cultural programme followed in the evening.

  

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  • vEERA BARBOZA, bendoor

    Thu, Dec 01 2011

    Chairs were empty. very less crowd, i felt very bad when a parent told me that her child was not given a part inspite she pleded with her teacher.How sad! ! teacher should see that each and every child should get a part in singing or prayer song, dance ,drama , so that the child will never feel bad that she is put out of the school day.Teachers dont be partial please be just, bcoz the kids are innocent for kids school day is something great allow the children to enjoy the day.

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  • Harry, Mangalore / Qatar

    Thu, Dec 01 2011

    i can see all religion people in this, nice to see. what Dr. B M Hegde said is right keep away from your kids from voilent type of programms from TV u can feel the changes soon. which i did practically.

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  • Dr Sumithra Jospeha , Kundapura

    Thu, Dec 01 2011

    Dr B M hegde is an excellent speaker and knows how to create a good rapport wherever he go I always love dr hegdes speeches Great man is he indeed!

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  • Fredrick Correa, Pernal/Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 01 2011

    I liked the comment of Dr. Hegde when he said that if a person is good in his/her mother tongue, he/she will be good in English too. We studied in Kannada medium school and we are happy as when we go to Karnataka, we can read the boards and other important notices. People who have studied in other states without Kannada, are like strangers in their own state when they come to visit their ancestaral homes.

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  • RAM, Mangalore / Bahrain

    Wed, Nov 30 2011

    Manipal University former vice-chancellor Dr B M Hegde is a GREAT person.

    All the best to St. Agnes Girls High School Principle and the Management.

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