Mangaluru: 77th Republic Day celebration held at St Agnes College (Autonomous)


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Mangaluru, Jan 27: 77th Republic Day celebration 2026, was commemorated by St Agnes College (Autonomous), Mangaluru. This celebration was graced by the chief guest, Sr Maria Jyotsna AC, the head mistress of St Agnes Kannada Higher Primary School. The event started with the chief guest, the superior, principal, and administrator of the college being escorted by NCC cadets along with the ANOs of NCC Army and Air Wing, Lt Gayathri BK and Flg Offr Dr Hithakshi B.

Sr Maria Jyotsna AC unfurled the tricolor flag along with the principal Sr Dr M Venissa AC and Sr Dr Maria Roopa AC, the superior & joint secretary, St Agnes Institutions.

Sr Maria Jyotsna in her address highlighted the significance of the day and spoke about the rich diversity of India, emphasizing that India is a land where all religions and cultures coexist peacefully. She shared inspiring words from Lal Bahadur Shastri, emphasizing the importance of personal sacrifice for the greater good of the country. According to her, such sacrifices are the foundation of India's progress and unity.

Furthermore, Sr Jyotsna highlighted the importance of the Indian Constitution, describing it, not just as a book of rules and regulations, but as a guiding path for all citizens to uphold justice, equality, and freedom.

The event featured a patriotic dance by the NCC cadets.

 

 

  

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