Mangaluru: Sports Day held at Athena Institute of Health Sciences


Media Release

Mangaluru, Jan 19: Annual sports meet of Athena Institute of Health Sciences was organised on January 19 at Mangala stadium, Mangaluru.

The inaugural programme was commenced by invoking God's blessings through a prayer song with the march fast led by the college band followed by the athletes and all the batches of students of Athena Institute of Health Sciences.

R S Shettian, chairman, Athena Institute of Health Sciences was the chief guest. Dr Nandini, principal of allied courses and Sr Aileen Mathias, vice principal, Athena Institute of Health Sciences, were present for the programme.

Viola D'Souza, SNA advisor, extended warm welcome to the gathering. Krida jyothi was done by the athletes of the institutions and the torch signified the spirit of true sportsmanship. R S Shettian declared the sports meet 2023 open, followed by oath taking ceremony.

The chief guest wished good luck to the participants and students gathering. Principal Sr Deepa Peter, in her speech encouraged the students for their participation. The inaugural programme came to an end with a vote of thanks proposed by Priyanka D'Souza, HOD of child health nursing department.

The students actively participated in all the sports activities. Martina, 4th year BSc nursing student compered the programme.

 

  

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