Dr M V Shetty Trust Honours Gold Medalist Ashwini with Cash Award


Dr M V Shetty Trust Honours Gold Medalist Ashwini with Cash Award
 
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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS)
 
Mangalore, Dec 30:
Ashwini Chidananda Shetty, gold medalist in Asian Games and Commonwealth Games 2010 was felicitated at a programme held in Dr M V Shetty College campus in Vidyanagar here on Thursday December 30.

Dr M Ramgopal Shetty, founder secretary of Dr M V Shetty Trust handed over cheque of Rs 50,000 to Ashwini on the occasion.

Superintendent of police Subrahmanyeshwar Rao did the honours. Addressing the gathering Rao said that Ashwini has proven her mettle with her achievements despite the system in our country.  It is not only the government that is reponsible for the present situation of sports in the country, the public too should come forward to demand sports amenities, he added.

Accepting the honour, Ashwini spoke in Hindi and said that she preferred Hindi as its the national language. She said that in her initial days she was scared of travelling far from home. She did not lose hopes even after going through difficulties and failures during the initial 3-4 years.

"My advise to other sportspersons is that courage and confidence will always help a lot in achieving your goals," she said, adding that having achieved her great success in Asiad and Commonwealth Games, her next target is Olympics. She owed her success to her parents and her coach.
 
The programme began with a prayer song by Dr M V Shetty College of Physiotherapy students. Carol D’Souza, lecturer, introduced Ashwini Shetty to the gathering. Dr M Ramgopal Shetty presided over the programme.
 
Prof B V Kathyayini, principal, Dr M V Shetty College of Nursing welcomed the gathering. Prof Susan Varghese, principal, Dr M V Shetty College of Physiotherapy, delivered the vote of thanks. Vaishali compered the programme.

  

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  • hassanmukha, mangalore/ksa

    Fri, Dec 31 2010

    Ms.Ashwini has made India proud in general and mangalore/karnataka in particular.She is also inspiration to youngsters.All the best for the Olympic medal!We would like to remind the organisers ,it would have been more meaningful had they felicitated another golden girl Ms.Mamatha Pujari.

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  • Parson Z, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 30 2010

    THIS GIRL NOT ONLY MADE INDIA PROUD BUT ALSO ALL THE MANGLORIANS. I REALLY APPRECIATE HER COURAGE TO REACH THIS LEVEL IN HER LIFE. I ALSO PRAY WITH ALMIGHTY TO HELP HER IN ACHIEVING ALL HER DREAMS !!!

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  • Fredrick Correa, Nairobi, Kenya

    Thu, Dec 30 2010

    Apart from the fact this golden girl is the pride of our country, she is also an inspiration to all who dare to dream. All the best for the Olympic medal!

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  • S Ram Shetty, Mangalore/USA

    Thu, Dec 30 2010

    First, I would like to commend and congratulate Dr. Ramgopal Shetty and the M.V. Shetty Trust for recognizing and felicitating Ashwini for her glorious achievement and 2nd I would like to add my commendations to Ashwini - well done and keep up the good work. You are truly a role model for all the talentd young sports people in our towns and villages. Best wishes to you for continued success in your endeavors. God Bless.

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