Muscat: Mangalorean Student Neil Roshan to Lead BIT Students' Council


Muscat: Mangalorean Student Neil Roshan to Lead BIT  Students' Council

by Clarence Pinto - Muscat
Daijiworld Media Network

Muscat, Nov 3: Neil Roshan D'Souza, dynamic and talented Mangalorean, aged 21 years has been elected as the first President of the Students' Council of Birla Institute of Technology (SULTANATE OF OMAN). The elections campaign was going on for a week and on the 15th October 2008, the Dean of the college announced  the results amongst the three Omani and four Indian candidates who stood for prestigious president’s post of the institution.  Neil Roshan won the position with a large number of votes. Dean was extremely delighted with the election results and also mentioned that in the history of the institution, for the first time an Indian has been elected as the president of the Student’s Council.
 
Neil has always shown his great talents in the academic studies as well as extra-curricular activities.  In 2007, NEIL was elected as the vice president of the student’s council and was deeply involved in organizing major sports and cultural events as well as social activities. He has played a major role in organizing a successful Fashion Walk in the college .

In November 2007, NEIL won the prestigious Award “MR.ASIA OMAN 2007”, a contest held in the Sultanate of Oman among several participants.

NEIL ROSHAN is a final year student in Electronics and Communication Engineering. He was born in Bahrain and is proud son of ARTHUR DOLPHY AND RITA CLARA D'SOUZA from SHIRVA – MANGALORE diocese. His sister  RACHELLE DSOUZA is also a talented personality exhibiting lot of talents and abilities.  NEIL ROSHAN with his parents is an active member of the Mangalorean Catholic Community of the parish and he made all the Muscat Mangaloreans very proud.

  

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  • Prince Jason D'almeida, Mangalore/Muscat

    Tue, Nov 04 2008

    Great Achievement... keep up the good work... all d best...

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  • Arthur Dolphy Dsouza, Shirva - Muscat

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Well done my son, I am really proud of you.God bless you.

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  • Naveen d costa ( CHINA ), Kirem/Aikala

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congrats , Keep it up!!! All the best for your future...

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  • Julia Dantis, Muscat

    Tue, Nov 04 2008

    Neil, Congratulations.

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  • Rachelle, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations brother,wishing you all the best in what ever you do so that you can reach your goals in life.God bless you.have a blast!!!!

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  • Stany Menezes, Pangla ( Shankerpura)

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations Roshan - (Shining Star Mct) We wish you all the best, keep it up !! Stany Menezes & Family - Muscat

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  • Paul and Irene Mathias, Mangalore/Toronto

    Tue, Nov 04 2008

    Congratulations Roshan. We wish you success in this leadership role and all your future endeavours. We have no doudbt you would be a shining example to all young people. You make all Mangaloreans proud!

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  • Vilma D'Souza, Canada

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations to Neil Roshan. Not only are you smart, but very good looking too.

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  • Lokesh Shetty, mangalore/Abu dhabi

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Good Work Neil, May god bless you keep the good work going, we all r proud of you.

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  • Canute Pinto, Mangalore/Dubai

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Hi Roshan, I congratulate you in this great occasion. Wish you all the best. Except humble duties, Lord Jesus Christ will lift you up. God bless you.

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  • Clara Helen, Mangalore

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations dear Neil. All the best in all your endevours.

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  • sarfaraz, MANGLRE/DXB

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congrats , Keep it up!!! All the best for your future...

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  • Anselm D' Costa, Mangalore/Dubai

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations Roshan, I wish you all the best, may God will bless you to fulfill your responsabilities. Keep smiling & shining.

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  • Denzil Goveas, Mangalore, Kingdom of Bahrain

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations, Keep up the good work and we pray that U reach greater heights. Bina, Meghna, Vishal and Denzil

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  • Rita D'Souza, Mangalore/Muscat

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations, my Son. God Bless you. You really made us proud. I love you so........much.

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  • Dionysius D'souza, Mangalore/Bahrain

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations to Roshan on becoming the President of Students Council of BIT-Oman.- from Diony,Lany,Veena Vinton and valen

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  • J S Dsouza, Mangalore - Muscat

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Congratulations Neil. Keep it up. Good luck.

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  • ashok, melbourne

    Mon, Nov 03 2008

    Words cannot express how I feel to see my fellow m'loreans shinning. Now Mr Neil pls complete your engineering and help out the poor with your knowledge which will give you the most excitement in your life unlike others who are only after money.

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  • Ruben, Mangalore / Muscat

    Sun, Nov 02 2008

    Great going Roshan, keep it up!

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