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Mangalore: St Agnes Annual Sports Meet 2011 Conveys Eco-friendly Message

  •   Fri, Dec 16 2011 01:05:33 PM

Mangalore: St Agnes Annual Sports Meet 2011 Conveys Eco-friendly Message

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Dec 16: The annual sports meet of  St Agnes College (Autonomous)was organized on Friday December 16.

G V Subramanian, assistant commissioner of police, traffic, was the chief guest and declared the sports meet open.

Dr (Sr) Marie Prem D’Souza, A C, principal, St Agnes College, welcomed the gathering. Dr (Sr.) M Olivia A C, joint secretary, St Agnes College, Sr Maria Kripa A C., superior, St Agnes Convent, Joyce D’Souza, vice-president, PTA, St Agnes College were present for the occasion.

Shubha K H, physical directress, Govt First Grade College for Women, Balmatta and Usha A J, physical directress, St Aloysius P U College, Mangalore were the judges for the March
Past.

There were 27 teams of various classes including NCC marched to the tune of the band depicting the theme on international year of forest and chemistry. They were all dressed in colourful uniforms adding uniqueness and vibrancy to the ground.

Vasudha, physical culture instructor, St Agnes College, co-ordinated the event. The valedictory of the sport meet will be held at 3.00 pm. Raymond D’Souza, “Mr World” and Cine Artiste, will be the chief guest and will distribute the prizes for the winners of various events.

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  • Saritha Dias, Mangalore /Kuwait

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Good work done by the students.
    Missing those golden days. I am always proud of my college.

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore, Houston/Dallas

    Sat, Dec 17 2011

    What a beautiful display of young students conveying their strength in Education, their athletics and their Eco-friendly abilities.

    It is such a pride to witness the eagerness of our Catholic Institutions in Mangalore trying to give so much in abundance for our young intellectual community to move forward with dignity and sucess in life. There is so much of future hope rendered right before our eyes thru Educational discipline added with a spirit of secularism and the strength of unity and diversity. To witness all the success and glory from a distance is a feeling that is so fascinating. Thank you, Sr. Prema, Sr. Olivia and all the faculty of St. Agnes for your excellent and untiring spirit of leadership. May God help you all in your willingness to make a difference in our wonderful home town of Mangalore.

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  • judith vas, MANGALORE

    Fri, Dec 16 2011

    good pics nice to see the students in different dress. oh! they look so good

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  • OLWYN D'SOUZA, RANIPURA

    Fri, Dec 16 2011

    Good work done by the students, Beautiful photos, nice dressing

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  • Krishnaraj, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 16 2011

    Beautiful photos, Good work done by the students. The effort taken by the Students and teachers Appreciated.

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