Mangaluru: St Aloysius ITI concludes AUTOSPARK fest


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Mangaluru, Feb 11: St Aloysius Industrial Training Institute, Mangaluru in collaboration with TATA motors and SKIP organised 5th National level Auto Tech Fest (Automobile Contest) AUTOSPARK for leap members from 9th - 11th February 2023.

The award distribution and closing ceremony of AUTOSPARK was held at St Aloysius ITI campus.

Fr Melwin Joseph Pinto SJ - rector St Aloysius Institutions, Mangaluru was the president of the programme. D Rajendra Kumar - managing director Automatrixs Group of Companies, Mangaluru was the chief guest of the programme. Vinod Kulkarni - head CSR Tata Motors Ltd. Dr F Joseph Stanley, general secretary, SKIP Bengaluru, Br C A Thomas - chairman SKIP, Sunil Kunder, president of St Aloysius College Alumni Association, Mangaluru were the guests of honour of the programme. Fr John Dsouza S J - director of St Aloysius ITI, Roshan Dsouza - principal, Alwyn Menezes - vice principal, Noel Lobo - training officer, Robin Vas, convener of the programme, officials from SKIP, instructors and students from different states and Student Council members were present.

The programme commenced with a prayer song which was sung by the students of RAC first year and MMV first year.

A dance was performed by Fashion Designing and Sewing students.

Robin Vas, convener of the programme escorted the dignitaries to the dais. Alwyn Menezes - vice principal of St Aloysius ITI welcomed the gathering.

Chief guest, D Rajendra Kumar addressed the gathering by saying that, "I am surprised by the efforts put by students and staff for the AUTOSPARK. Very well organised and extraordinary event. The future is based on the automobile field and has large scope in the market. India is growing and commercial factors are also increasing. Technology is getting updated with new ideas. If you have to create anything new, there must be dedication in that."

Vinod Kulkarni said, "All who are sitting here are winners. You had a very good energy in you from the past three days. Do not worry about winning or losing. You are very young, take advantage of what you want to learn now. There is a lot of power in you. Promise to yourself that you will continue with the power."

Various competitions were held during AUTOSPARK 2023 for three days. The prizes were distributed to the winners.

Dr F Joseph Stanley spoke a few words saying that, "Today science and technology is going much beyond. There is a lot of research happening today. We should be updated. Winning or losing is not important, participation matters."

Sunil Kunder addressed the gathering by saying that, "You people are the nation builders. When we see industries and companies, they are dependent on technical expertise. Gain technical skills and knowledge as much as you can which will be helpful for you in the future."

Fr Melwin Joseph Pinto SJ in his presidential address said that, "When I came today I felt it was an extraordinary event which was organised, it was an amazing fest which was planned very well. I felt very happy by seeing the beautiful innovations, the project works and the confidence in students while demonstrating models. How you present yourself is very important. You are the one who can make a big difference to the nation."

The prize distribution ceremony was conducted by Vincent Mendonca - JTO, Electrician; Umesh JA - JTO, Electronics Mechanic; Ashwin Dsouza - JTO, Front Office Executive; Padmavathi - JTO, Electronics Mechanic; John Dsouza - JTO, AC Technician; Vanditha Rego - JTO; Wilson N - JTO, RAC.

The prize winners of the AUTOSPARK competitions are as follows:
Cross Pit Stop
3rd Prize - Amit KR Giri and Umar Ali, Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus
2nd Prize - Mujahir Munirahmad Shaikh and Sikandar Kumar Rakeshkumar Jaiswar, Ahmed Abdullah Garib Pvt ITI
1st Prize - Harikrishna Rajesh and Babu Joseph, Balanagar Technical Institute Pvt. ITI, Kerala

Tech Quiz
3rd Prize - Abdul Rahim Abdul Rehman Ansari and Mohd Arif Peer Mohd Shaikh, Ahmed Abdullah Garib Pvt ITI
2nd Prize - Vasava Yogesh R and Vasava Suraj D, Xavier Technical Institute, Gujarat
1st Prize - MD Sajid and Rahmatullah Ejaz, Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus

Auto Shooter
3rd Prize - Rahmatullah Ejaz and Amit KR Giri, Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus
2nd Prize - Raidan Rohan Vegus and S Mohammed Thameem Ansari, St. Aloysius ITI, Mangalore
1st Prize - Mohammed Fadil and Arun R, Little Flower Engineering Institute

Brain Freezer
3rd Prize - Ashik Reji R and Gautham Shibu, Mary Matha Private ITI, Kaduthuruthy
2nd Prize - MD Sajid and Rahmatullah Ejaz, Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus
1st Prize - Babu Joseph and Josan Jomon, Balanagar Technical Institute Pvt. ITI, Kerala

CompeTrainer
3rd Prize - Chaudhari Mrunal P, Xavier Technical institute, Gujarat
2nd Prize - Peter Mondal, Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus
1st Prize - Pranil Karanjalkar, Montfort Academy, Corlim, Goa

Tech Innovation
3rd Prize - Gesture Control Robot, Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus
2nd Prize - Vehicle Accident Alert System, Montfort Academy, Corlim, Goa
1st Prize - Safest Bike, Loyola ITI Bengaluru

Fastener Maze
3rd Prize - Raguldeena, St. Mary's ITI, Kumbakonam Tamil Nadu
2nd Prize - Josan Jomon, Balanagar Technical Institute Pvt. ITI, Kerala
1st Prize - S Guna, Don Bosco I.T.I, N. Kuttapattu, Trichy

Skill on Wheels
3rd Prize - Vishnu P S, Mary Matha Private ITI, Kaduthuruthy
2nd Prize - V. Prasanth Kumar, Platinum Vocational Training Centre
1st Prize - Ramishetty Bhargav, St Aloysius ITI, Visakhapatnam

BEST INNOVATIVE PROJECT
Model of Series Hybrid Vehicle, Little Flower Engineering Institute

OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Don Bosco Technical Institute Park Circus

The prize winners of the Aloysius Tech Fest which was held on February 7 are as follows:
Mechanical Category
3rd Prize - Bed Cum Chair for Patient, Welder
2nd Prize - Vapour Absorption System, RAC 1st year
1st Prize - Vapour Compression System, RAC 2nd year

Electrical /Electronics Category
3rd Prize - Ramp Pump, Electrician 2nd year
Water Supply System, Plumber
2nd Prize - Simple Inverter, Electronics Mechanic 1st year
1st Prize - Home Automation System, Electronics Mechanic 1st year

Automobile Category
3rd Prize - Petrol to Gas Conversion 2 Wheeler, Automobile Technician
2nd Prize - E V Scooter, Mechanic Diesel
1st Prize - Rebuilt Car, MMV 2nd year


General Category
3rd Prize - Salwar, Sewing Technology and Fashion Designing
Hand Embroidery, Sewing Technology and Fashion Designing
2nd Prize - Front Office Model and Opportunities, Front Office Executive
1st Prize - Front Office Setup Model, Front Office Executive

Robin Vas, convener of the programme proposed the vote of thanks.

Ashwal Dsouza, Student of RAC second year compered the programme.

  

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  • John DSouza, Mangalore/Belman

    Mon, Feb 13 2023

    Transportation & Communication are the two major sectors of the economy. In fact, the mobile revolution gives a huge revenue to the national exchequer, whereas automobile is being a heavy cost center, badly burdens the economy. A new concept can give an ample solution to the Automobile Sector. The proposed concept is to pull and get pushed, instead of carrying and moving the dead weight on wheels. The idea is to save fuel /energy consumption and in the meantime, to generate abundant free and clean energy. Objectives: 1. To free Automobiles Sector from a Lengthy Evolution to Revolution Mode 2. To Increase efficiency & capacity of vehicles 3. To move it from cost center status to a revenue generating sector 4. Social, economic & environmental solutions & benefits related to auto industry 5. To take advantage of the hugely invested road infrastructure to maximize its utilisation 6. To save and generate free and clean energy While the auto industry is in a major energy phase change, it is very essential to have some serious questions about the concept in use. The serious questions are: 1) Is it possible to use the gravity force as an alternate energy? 2) What are the weaknesses of existing (historic) concept of road transportation? 3) How the implementation of concept change can overcome them? 4) What is the scope of implementation of a concept change? 5) What will be the merits by concept change? 6) What is Opportunity the Smart City of Mangalore can enjoy? 7) While the Mobile Technology Revolution, Why Not the Automobile Industry Too? Let's think different and implement change

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