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  •   Sun, Aug 12 2007 08:46:13 AM

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Mangalore, Aug 12: Freshers' welcome ceremony was held in the Moti Mahal College of Hotel Management premises on August 10.

Laxmi Memorial Education Trust vice president Prashanth Shetty was the cheif guest and administrative officer of the trust K K Nayak was the guest of honour.

College principal Prof.Abhijit Mukherjee greeted all the students and informed them about the career advancement in the Hospitality Management profession. The function ended with a cultural programme.
  

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  • Max & Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore /Houston, T x

    Mon, Aug 13 2007

    Congratulations to Moti Mahal for initiating the Hotel Management program for the young men and women of Mangalore. Hospitality industry is the main backbone of the Tourism industry. Hotel Management technique and dedication has lot to do with the progress and prosperity of Tourism in India, including our "Mungalooru".

    Quality of service brings lot of good premium to the world of economy. University of Houston has a Five Star Hilton Hotel situated within the 1000 acre Main Campus facility conducting the Hotel Management Degree program. The entire Hotel is managed by the Students of the University of Houston. It is always a pleasure for us to visit the University Hilton functions because each and every person serving you there is a registered Student of the University obtaining the Degree program.

    They do such a fine job because they are earning their graduation thru their own dignity of labour. Moti Mahal near the Milagres Church was born after we were born in Mangalore. There were paddy fields in that area surrounded by so many coconut trees. May the tourism industry flourish in Mangalore with the help of qualified students of the Hospitality Management.

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