Moodbidri: Students help aged customers in bank during currency woes


Daijiworld Media Network – Moodbidri(EP)

Moodbidri, Nov 17: 20 students of Rotary English Medium High School here have worked to ease the sufferings of people, particularly aged ones, who had to stand for hours in queues in front of banks to either deposit or exchange demonetized currency notes.

The management of the said school deputed these students to help customers toiling in front of Syndicate Bank branch here. On the first day, principal of the school, Vincent D'Costa, and other teachers provided basic training to the students in the task and from second day onward, these students could work on their own.

This voluntary work came in for lavish praise from the people. Vincent provided inspiration to students by accompanying them when they filled in forms, escorted the customers to respective counters and supplied drinking water to the needy. Because of this voluntary work, customers could get the service they wanted without problem.

One hopes that more heads of institutions take a cue from Vincent and encourage students to serve the society voluntarily, which gives them inner satisfaction. Vincent deserves salute and accolades for thinking of this service and serving the needy at the time of their need.

 

  

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  • Ravindra, Shirva/Dubai

    Fri, Nov 18 2016

    Salue to Mr Vincent D'Costa Sir..really he deserves accolades and I wish he should be honored by the government to help the government guide the students in right direction..hats off
    still some pseudos don't digest and frustrated!! shame shame..

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  • Judy Dsouza, Mangalore / Marol

    Fri, Nov 18 2016

    Hats off to you Sir. This small gesture of yours will help our youngsters to know how to deal during any calamity with love and patience. Also this will teach them to respect money, time and the elders. Well Done children. God Bless You

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    All animals who are involved in illegal activities learn from these kids instead of creating tension around Mangalore.

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  • Francis D'Cunha , Karnad

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Good thought and act by Sir Vincent DCosta.Congratulations to the Principal and his team. Well done students. You got experiential learning.

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  • Mr.Khan, Gurukambla Dammam

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Good job students.... i remember my college day when am IN NSS doing such type of service to the public ....

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  • Roshan Patrao, Traffic Warden, Mangalore

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Hats off!!!

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/kuwait

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    This is the effect good family up-bringing and value of education. Our children and present general are the future of one India. Let them grow in the spirit of one ness and brotherly feelings today and always. God bless.

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  • Amith, udupi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    where are RSS khakhi cheddi's ??

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  • rahul, mangalore

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Where is big gowns ......

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  • Peter, Udupi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Eating beef dishes in Reddys function

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  • VM, Moodbidri

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Well done students. I feel proud that, I'm a old student of this school. Keep up the good work. Good Values, Moral Education makes you the asset of the country. All the best, to all these citizens of tomorrow.

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  • Mohammed Farhaan, Dubai

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Well done 😊😊 god bless yu all

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  • nazeer husain, Jeddah Saudi arabia

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    The child welfare department must not allow this because may be the sanghi supported black money holders paying to the school management to protect modis illogical demonetisation decission.Social service cannot be implemented on school minor school childrens

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Nov 18 2016

    @Nazir KSA,I dont understand you.children/students are helping Senior citizens to fill up forms which many of them are illiterates so that makes them easy to Exchange and make it faster even for bank employments their work.would you also say when your own old parents and should stay for hours que,one of them faint and fall,without help say the same? students and their director did a good Job.

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  • Sathish shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 19 2016

    He is grown up with that type of society. Instead of know his mind pray for him to god forgive his act which is aware to him.

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  • R. Lewis, Mangalore/Bahrain

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Great work..

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  • Rocky, Udupi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Well done Vincent D'Costa...Very good service to the nation from you and your school childrens...In other media i saw Vincent D'Costa came to the school in MODI attire on childrens day...Keep up the good work.

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  • marol, udupi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Let each one of us role back and examine one's true concience and give to the country what one have to give to it and give to God what belongs to God. Then the country will develop and the soul will be saved. Thank you and God bless each and every one of us

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Learn from little children ...

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  • Alwyn, Mlore

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Mobile banks using cash vans with adequate security could be more useful in smaller cities and village areas.

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  • NR, MANGLORE

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    we have best generation , they need
    honest direction in future.

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  • AFWAN, KARKALA

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    GOD BLESS U ALL.

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  • Indian, mumbai

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    shame on BJP RSS VHP BD and various sena candidates learn something from this young children. Why not help the sick and aged people in hour of crisis??

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  • EMRAN, MANGALORE/KSA

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    What about their studies???

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  • Jagdish, Mumbai, UAE

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Well done students.. but don't go for too much publicity. Helping to others is always a noble work.

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  • Peter, Udupi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Only faku goes for publicity not even spared his mother to use for his cheap politics.

    The girls are doing sincerely.

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    True Indians are always backing Our honest,, sincere, dedicated PM Modiji..

    Well done students...

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  • Indian, mumbai

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    @ jeevan true children understood the crisis for aged handicap and ailing people which bjp rss vhp and various senas did not understand.

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  • Juliet macarenhas, Bejai

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    The so called true Indians have disappeared out of picture to render services.Busy carrying sacks loadd with........

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  • Parvez, Udupi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Not Bhakts only blind Bhakts are backing your honest CHAIVALA IN THIS DEMONETZATION.

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Fri, Nov 18 2016

    Jeveen are you out of mind? These kids are helping because they are true Indian but not Modi he is like Paki PM who leave people to suffer born to torture.

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  • Peter, Uudpi

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    And Bakt are busy in Reddy's house

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  • Sathish shetty, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 19 2016

    why dont you go to Roberts house to help him to convert his money and get appreciation from Italy.

    vincent D costa you are the leader to show us (Rotarians) way to contribute to the society.

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  • FRANCIS, Dubai

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Our country is going back to 500 years old... Very sad for aged people..

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  • KRISHNA, MANGALORE

    Thu, Nov 17 2016

    Mr Francis why cant we wait another 50 days have patience Pls dont jump like a tiger India and we will deffinitely grow no doubt

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