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Mangalore: Rosario Old Students' Day - Outstanding Students Felicitated

  •   Sat, Dec 13 2008 11:54:14 PM

Mangalore: Rosario Old Students' Day - Outstanding Students Felicitated

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Pics: Dayananda Kukkaje

Mangalore, Dec 13: Old students' day of Rosario institutions was held at Rosario school campus on Saturday December 13.

District in-charge minister Krishna J Palemar was the chief guest on the occasion. In his speech, he assured all the support to the Rosario institutions, from the government.

Old students of the institution Dr Navinchandra K Tingalaya, former chairman of Syndicate Bank, Godfrey Rasquinha, retired secretary of Public Works Department, Dr A Abdul Rahiman, former vice-chancellor of Kannur and Calicut University, Divakar, corporator of city corporation, Ramesh Kotian, former Mayor and Machendranath Pandeshwar, artist, were felicitated on the occasion, recognizing their achievements in various fields.





















































R C Rodrigues, vice-president of old students' union, presided over the function. Stany Menezes, secretary, Fr Stanley Goveas, correspondent of Rosario Institutions, Fr Alvin Serrao, principal of Rosario Pre-University College, Aloysius D'Souza, Principal of Rosario High School and others were present on the dais.

Tulu drama 'Ulta Palta' and musical evening led by Ranjan Das and songs rendered by Srikant Kamath, Anita Samson and others  was held after the stage programme.

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  • IBRAHIM KALKAR DAMMAM, MANGALORE/dammam

    Wed, Dec 17 2008

    Thanks to Daiji.I was the student of Rosario, Pinto Master was my favorite teacher.

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  • joseph, kulshekar /qatar

    Tue, Dec 16 2008

    Thank you very much Daijiworld for the coverage. How can I forget those days, when Fr. Alexander Lobo was the HM to the school, whose efforts brings above 90% of results in SSLC. Also, how can I forget our old teachers like Iris teacher, Elizebeth teacher, Leena Teacher (A.m.b.a.d.e), Lasrado teacher (D.a,b.a.d.e), pinto master (g.o.l.i.b.a.j.e), sridhar,ganesh somayaji (c.h.a.t.n.y)and especially our fabourite Hindi pandith (musuri krishnamurthy. Thank you once again.

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  • aksha shetty, muscat

    Mon, Dec 15 2008

    congratulations to all the staff and management....I am proud to be ex Rosario student

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  • nivedita dcuna, chicago

    Mon, Dec 15 2008

    thank you daijiworld for featuring our school on your popular website. it brought back memories of those days

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  • RENNI DSOUZA, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 15 2008

    congratulations also take this oppurtunity to thank my teacher especially Pinto master, Rita pinto teacher, Lasrado teacher Fr mathais and my calssmates in rosario(80-81), thanku daijiworld U made us to think our rosario school days thank u daijiworld to make me remember my school days in Rosario high school

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  • Lavina Jossy Pinto, Mangalore/Dubai

    Mon, Dec 15 2008

    Nice photographs. Congratulations to Fr Alwin Serrao, principal of Rosario Pre-University College & Aloysius D'Souza, Principal of Rosario High School. Good luck Fr. Alwin.

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  • Ansari N, Jeddah

    Sun, Dec 14 2008

    fantastic pictures. I missed...I miss my school days. Rosario is indeed a great institution.

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  • Krithika Shetty, Muscat

    Sun, Dec 14 2008

    I am old student..very proud of my school. Thanks a million daijiworld for your coverage..

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  • sujay dsouza, kuwait

    Sun, Dec 14 2008

    Nice to see Aloysius dsouza shining on the stage. I want his telephone number, I want him to compere my wedding. He is one of the best MCs in Mangalore. Pls respond

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  • Shareef Moideen, Uchil- Mangalore/ Jeddah - Saudi Arabia

    Sun, Dec 14 2008

    Thanks Daijiworld for your amazing coverage. I was one of the fortunate students of Rosario School then under the supervision Fr. Alexander Lobo.

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  • Fr. Alwin Serrao, Rosario Cathedral

    Sun, Dec 14 2008

    Thank you so much for giving so much of coverage to our celebrations on your website. may God bless you. with prayers, fr. Alwin Serrao.

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  • kiran Fernandes, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 14 2008

    Congratulations and well done. My hearty good wishes to Rosario Institutions on their jubilee and good luck for the future. Keep up the good work....Thank you Daijiworld for the support…. “The difference between school and life? In school, you're taught a lesson and then given a test. In life, you're given a test that teaches you a lesson.” I really miss my school days and my school mates....

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  • Anwar Uchil-Mangalore, Kabul -Afghanistan

    Sat, Dec 13 2008

    Once agian thanks to Daiji for wonderful coverage But this time i really miss the chance to celbarate Old students day with my batch mates (batch 97 to 99)

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