Mangalore: NEST Celebrates North East Day at Kalaangann


Mangalore: NEST Celebrates North East Day at Kalangan

Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)
Pics: Dayanad Kukkaje

Mangalore, Jan 25:  North East Students Team (NEST) celebrated ‘North East Day- 2009’, at Kalangan in Shakthinagar, along with Sparsha Youth Counseling centre on Sunday January 25.

The day was celebrated with cultural programmes including dances and folk songs of the north east performed with fascinating style as well as study sessions.

About 150 students studying in various colleges in the city and Moodbidri participated in the event.
















Sparsha organized this programme to unite the North East students and also to help study their culture, said Denis D’Silva, director, Sparsha.

President  of  North East student  team, Veluhu Vro  said, “This  programme is  to exhibit our  culture  in the city and it is a good  time  to spend with north eastern friends and for everyone to join  together.”    

In the inaugural session, George Pinto, superintendent of police, excise department (Intelligence and Enforcement), appreciated the cultural richness of the North East region. Students should make the best use of available resources in realizing the dreams of their parents, he said.

Eric Ozario presided over the inaugural session. “Region  is  beyond  religion, culture  is  beyond religion; region and  friendship is beyond all of  these because of  global human  value,”  he  said. 

Veluhu Vro welcomed and Fiona, secretary of NEST, gave the vote of thanks.

































  

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