Aldel Education Trust Engineering and Pharmacy Colleges Inaugurated


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For Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai (RD)

Mumbai, Aug 21: People are leading a life without social concerns in the rush to catch up with globalization. It’s unfortunate that the so-called intellectuals are living as if they have no time to think for the welfare of poor and downtrodden in the society, said Dr Thomas Dabre, Bishop of Vasai diocese, on Wednesday, August 20.



Bishop Dabre was speaking after inaugurating the St John College of Engineering and Technology, St John Institute of Pharmacy and Research College, which was set up at Manor Road, Pevoor, Palghar in Thane district. In his homily to the gathering, he said 'let St John Institutes become the light to the rural populace, to be trained in vocational studies that have bright prospects across the globe. The society would grow in leap and bounds with the genuine concern of the poor and downtrodden.'

Albert W D’Souza, chairman, Aldel Education Trust, said in his keynote address that these are the first ever minority community-owned institutes which are fully recognized by both state and union governments. Br Vijay Kumar Pereira was the chief guest.

Fr Mario Vaz, Fr John Rumao, Fr Cajetan Rodrigues, governing council member and trustee George Castelino, Elizabeth D’Souza, director Elvina D’Souza, Elaina D’Souza, and Fr Edrez D’Souza were present on the dais. Chairman Albert W D’Souza honoured the building contractor and utility suppliers including workmen who toiled at the construction site to ready it for inaugural.

Fr Valerian D’Souza, director, St Joseph’s Engineering College, Mangalore, principals Dr S Krishnamurthy, Dr H B Raghavendra, Dr Anil Nimbakar, Prof Facer K Sahare, and former Maharastra state minister Hanumant Dolar, were among the specially invited guests present on the occasion. Melissa Furtado of Sangeet Abhinay Academy rendered the welcome dance. Academy director Fr Dr Charles Vaz and team presented devotional music.

  

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  • Judith Pereira, Sastan/Bahrain

    Sun, Aug 24 2008

    It was a great news for us and our family. We are very proud of you and your efforts. May God bless you forever abundantly. Our best wishes and Congratulations!!!

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  • Manoj Dsouza, MUDARANGADI / ABU DHABI

    Fri, Aug 22 2008

    Hearty congratulations dear Wilfy uncle for your marvelous achievements in education field. Wish you all the success.

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  • Irene Alva, Mudarangadi/Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 22 2008

    Congratulations uncle Albert & family on this great success. It is the great gift for education field. Best of luck.

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  • Stany D'Souza, Mumbai / Miyar

    Fri, Aug 22 2008

    HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. ALBERT D'SOUZA AND YOUR TEAM. MAY YOUR GOODWORK BRING YOU ENORMOUS BLESSINGS IN RETURN & YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED BY ALL THOSE, ESPECIALLY THE MINORITIES, WHO ARE BENEFITED FOR EVER.

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  • Walter Lobo, Bajpe/BOSTON USA

    Fri, Aug 22 2008

    Congratulations to Mr. Albert on this great achievment. Please integrate into your engineering program, Nuclear Engineering, Enviornmental Engineering, Energy Engineeing, Pharmaceutical Engineering, and Biomedcial Engineering. India needs these engineers.

    Currently India produces  export electrical and computer engineers. What India needs is energy engineers. India has embarked on a building some 35 to 40 nucelar power plants with assistance from US, and building thermal power plants using coal and oil. There is going to be accute shortage of energy engineers. Hope St John's Eng. College would start these programs. Again congratulations.

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  • Irwin Pinto, MUMBAI(MANGALORE)

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Mrs & Mr. ALBERT D'SOUZA HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS. MAY YOUR GOODWORK WILL BRING YOU ENORMOUS BLESSINGS IN RETURN & YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED BY ALL THOSE WHO ARE BENEFITED FOR EVER.

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  • Austin Prabhu, Nanthur/Chicago

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Congratulations to Albert D'Souza on your fantastic acheivements - Engineering and Pharmacy Colleges. Two new diamonds on your crown shining like twinkling stars! May your vision and mission come true. Wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

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  • Donald Rebello, Shankerpura/Pangla

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Dear Wilfy Uncle congratulations :) wish u all the best in your future endeavors.

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  • Irene Quadros, Shirva/Dubai

    Fri, Aug 22 2008

    Congratulations and Best Wishes to Mr.Albert W. D'Souza & Fly.Irene Quadros & Fly, Dubai.

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  • V.Baretto, Bantwal-Bangalore

    Fri, Aug 22 2008

    Rajajinagar Konkani Catholic Welfare Assn.,Bangalore congratulates Mr.Albert D'Souza for his initiative and venture in the Education field

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  • Veronica Pereira, Katpady/Bahrain

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Dear Albert and Elvina, Congratulations and best wishes on the opening of Engineering College by which many students will be benefitted. Keep up the good work and success for the hard work for your team members. Sister Veronica and Richard Pereira and family. Kingdom of Bahrain.

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  • Simon Dsouza, Shirva/Doha Qatar

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Congratulations to Mr. Albert and his team for the vision and the hard work to come up with a project like this, which will go a long way to to serve the cause of the Christians in particualr and the Nation as a whole.

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  • Vally Vagga, Mysore city

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Congratulations and Best Wishes Mr.Albert W D’Souza, chairman, Aldel Education Trust,

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  • Theo D'Silva, Kadri,Mangalore/Toronto

    Thu, Aug 21 2008

    Dearest Bishop Dhabre, I wish you always good in your efforts, because You are a follower of Christ and to become a true deciple you give the 50% of the seats to the poor not looking at caste and creed. We are all God's People. Thanks, Theo.

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