Mangalore: MLA J R Lobo interacts with Christian leaders


Report: Fr Alwyn Serrao

Mangalore, Nov 15: MLA J R Lobo interacted with more than 300 Christian leaders of the 19 parishes of his Mangalore South constituency in a unique “Meet your MLA” programme at the Rosario Cultural Hall, Bolar, organized by the Diocesan Laity Commission, to know the problems faced by them.bri

A uniqure first-of-its-kind programme was inaugurated and blessed by Dr Aloysius Paul D’ Souza, bishop of Mangalore who in his speech told the elected representative to fulfill the expectations bewstowed on him, not only by the Christian community but also others as he is the elected representative of all people.

J R Lobo in his speech disclosed the immediate and long term plans he has for the city of Mangalore and sought the support of the people in the realization of these projects.

He also promised that he would do everything in his authority to pressurize the executive machinery to fulfill their genuine local needs and become a voice in the Legislative Assembly to solve their major concerns.

He also answered all the questions posed by the participants regarding road repairs, footpaths, Ration Cards, RTC, housing license etc.  Lobo complimented this programme as true democracy and he also suggested to hold such programmes in all the constituencies.

M P Noronha, advocate, in his introductory talk explained the importance of the meeting which is meant for the success of democracy and for boosting the morale of their elected representative.

The Corporators of Mangalore Municipal Corporation, Lancelot Pinto, Jacintha Alfred, Gretta Asha and Sabitha Misquith were present with other dignitaries such as Jerald D’ Costa, the secretary of the Pastoral Parishad of the Mangalore Diocese.

The event was compered by Stany Alvares and moderated by Roy Castelino. Fr J B Crasta, secretary to the diocesan Laity Commission and the parish priest of Rosario Cathedral welcomed the gathering and Nigil Pereira, the president of the Catholic Sabha, Mangalore proposed the vote of thanks.

Louis J Pinto, Austin Peris, and others were present. The programme concluded with a lunch.

  

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  • thomas, mangalore

    Sat, Nov 16 2013

    Mangaloreans have stamped their names all over the Globe in every walk of life.
    Brand -Mangalore is renowned globally.
    Thanks for the education and the sacrifice rendered by the clergy- the missionaries- nuns and the priests.
    Now with increasing population and getting to be a busy city .
    Draw a Mega -master plan .
    Ullal should be developed into comprehensive KNOWLEDGE CITY EXCLUSIVE ONLY FOR EDUCATION.
    Bajpe should be developed into a AIRPORT CITY with Changi international airport from Singapore in JV and build a neat Cargo complex.
    Hampankatta -BANDAR to brazed to the ground and build all CBD area with high rise towers overlooking the waters .
    above 20 storied.
    other areas should only be 5 or 10 storied.
    Decentralize govt offices from hampankatta to ease the rush to hampankatta ,set up markets and govt offices all over the 4 corners NEWS.(north -south -west -east)
    Start building clean Metro and elevated trains.
    Industrial free zones should be well laid out -zoning for small-medium -large scale industrial corridors.

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