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Mangalore: ‘Rotary Orphanage Olympics’ Brings Smiles on Faces of Deprived Children

  •   Sun, Dec 11 2011 12:54:49 PM

Mangalore: ‘Rotary Orphanage Olympics’ Brings Smiles on Faces of Deprived Children

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Daijiworld Media Network-Mangalore (SI/VA)

Mangalore, Dec 11: The ‘14th Annual Rotary Orphanage Olympics’ organized by Rotary club of Mangalore Central as a part of its community development projects and services, was flagged off by deputy speaker and MLA N Yogish Bhat at Mangala Stadium on Sunday  December 11.

Addressing the gathering, Bhat said that the students need to take part in sports for both physical and mental development. By organizing such a exclusive event for Orphanage children the Rotary club is doing a great job, he lauded.


Rohinath, assistant governor of IV zone, was a guest of honour. He said that the programme aims to bring smiles on the faces of those deprived children at least for a day in a year.

Manjunath Revankar, president, RCMC presided and welcomed the gathering. Dr B Devadas Rai, chairman organizing committee, M V Mallya chairman publicity, and others were present. Dr. Sureshchandra Shetty, secretary delivered the vote of thanks.
Boys and girls separately competed in the games like Fog Race, Rope PullingLemon and Spoon Race, Balancing the Book.

800 orphanage children residing in 11 different orphanages in and around the city participated in the event.

  

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  • Reema, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 04 2012

    Dear Oswald & Teresa,

    We are a US Based BPO, Located in Mangalore and would like to get associated with one or two orphanages with what ever little we can just to bring that smile on their face. We request you to provide the contact information so that we too get involved. My contact details would be:

    HR Manager
    iTronics BPO Pvt Ltd
    C4, 4th Floor
    Empire Mall
    M.G Road
    Mangalore
    Phone: 0824 - 4280999
    0824 - 4267999
    E-Mail: reema@itronicsbpo.com

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Mon, Dec 12 2011

    Oswald & Teresa,

    You are the real unsung heroes of the society that is why I wanted a mention here. You two make for one of the 11, ten more deserve the credit.

    I will contact DW to lend me your contact ID if you permit them to do so. I'll be privileged to be in touch.

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  • Oswald & Teresa , Bendur

    Mon, Dec 12 2011

    Dear Lydia,
    Thanks for your comments on Orphanage Olympics. This is the 14th year we are conducting.I will definitely keep in touch with once i get your email id. Till then May God bless you.

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Sun, Dec 11 2011

    I thank the organizers for this event that brought a smile on the faces of these deprived ones.

    This is the reality of life - we don't understand how lucky we are to be raised by our own family. I pray that these children find a home or get adequate education to shape a future.

    Daiji, no mention of the orphanage or a contact person if we want to visit these little angels. Any leads ?

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