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Mangalore: Chris Cairns Brings Joy to Special Kids

  •   Sat, Feb 26 2011 09:13:51 PM

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Mangalore, Feb 26: Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns and CEO of Global Sports Joseph Rego and visited Dr M V Shetty College of speech and hearing at Panjimogaru here on February 26.

They interacted with children with disabilities, much to their joy. The faculty members of the institute explained the methodology involved in rehabilitating the children.

Dr T A Subha Rao, principal of the college, explained the course content and the importance of audiology and speech therapy. Chris Cairns spent time interacting with the children. Later, he cut the cake and released colourful balloons.

Dr M Ramgopal Shetty, Hima Urmila Shetty and other members of M V Shetty trust were present.
  

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  • DENZIL FERNANDES, DUBAI, DUBAI/MANGALORE

    Sat, Feb 26 2011

    Sportsmen can do a lot for our society.
    I think New Zealand's Chris Cairns has shown so nicely what sportsmen can do to better society. Everyone looks at a sportsman for something special always and the public cannot be faulted for that. Chris Cairns has his heart in Mangalore and I only wish many more like him land in the coastal town sooner than later. There can be such healthy development in every sphere of activity including sports, health care and also assistance to the handicapped and underpriveleged.
    Like Cairns, Aussie Steve Waugh is doing similar charitable work in India in a big way and one has to wholeheartedly laud these men for their noble and selfless work. May more like them emerge in our country. Can we say Cairns cares for everyone ?

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