Mumbai: St John's College inaugurated at Palghar, Thane


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Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai (EP)

Mumbai, Aug 4: The inauguration programme of St John''s Institute of Humanities and Science managed by Udupi origin Aldel Education Trust was held at the college campus at Palghar, Thane on Monday August 3.

Bellary diocese bishop Fr Dr Henry D'' souza inaugurated the college after prayers.
























The programme was presided by Aldel Education Trust executive president Albert W D'' souza. Karnataka Bank CEO and managing director P Jayarama Bhat who was present as chief guest cut the ribbon. People
Learning Capacity Development and Global Education Solution India director Jeevan D'' cunha, guest of honor for the occasion conveyed his best wishes.

Bishop Fr Dr Henry D'' souza advised the students to make achievement as their aim. The bishop was felicitated with a shawl considering his contribution in the field of education.

“Aldel Education Trust has already become the guiding light for thousands of children through the institute of engineering, pharmacy and research and management educational institutes. St John Science,
Commerce and Humanities College is being started as per the wishes of the local people and we hope to make it a model in the country,” said trust executive president Albert D'' souza in his keynote address.

Trust secretary Elwina A D'' souza, St John technical campus advisor Dr S Krishnamoorthy, MMS College education official professor Thomas Lobo and St John Institute of Humanities and Science principal Anil Kumar Chowdhari were present on the dais.

A silent prayer was offered for late A P J Abdul Kalam, former president of India. Fr John Rumavo of education trust read the Bible and lead the prayers. St John Institute of Pharmacy and Research
principal Savitha J Tauro and St John Institute of Engineering and Technology principal Dr Sathish N Takalikar and Pallavi Srivastav introduced the guests.

Trust treasurer Elaina R Bothello, Reuben Bothello, Karnataka Bank deputy general manager Nagaraj Rao B, John D'' silva, Gladis D'' silva, Lawrence D'' Souza, Janet L D'' Souza, Henry Lobo, Philomena H Lobo,
Moses Gomes, Jean M Gomes, Pramila V Mathais, Wilfred Fernandes, Rocky D'' cunha, Stany Fernandes, George Castelino, several nuns and elite people present on the occasion conveyed their best wishes.

Albert W D’souza, chairman, Aldel Education Trust, Elvina D’Souza, Secretary, Aldel Education Trust, P JayaramaBhat, MD and CEO of Karnataka Bank Ltd, chief guest, Bishop Fr Henry D’souza - bishop of Bellary, president, Jeevan D’cunha, director of people, learning and capability, Development at Global 
Education Solutions India Karnataka, induction officer, Dr S Krishnamoorthy, campus advisor, Fr John John Rumao, campus minister, prof Thomas Lobo, campus director and dean, MMS, Dr Satish Takalikar, principal, SJCET, Dr Savita J Tauro, principal, SJIPR, Dr Anil Kumar Chaudhary, principal, SJCHS wer the dignitaries on the dais.

Students Monisha Corea, Munsi Bapna and Swapnil Shirsat red the prayers. Treza George, Nancy Thayal and Asha Mohatha compered the programme. Gladis Fargos proposed the vote of thanks. The programme concluded after the national anthem.

  

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  • Arthur Ronald D'souza, Abu Dhabi / Belman

    Tue, Aug 04 2015

    Wonderful news. Catholic community getting into private education business. Clergy can involved more in religious duties.

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