Mangalore : Newly-Set up Milagres College Inaugurated


Mangalore : Newly-Set up Milagres College Inaugurated
 
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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RD/SR/SB)

Mangalore, Jul 7:  The newly-set up Milagres College located in the heart of the city was inaugurated on Wednesday July 7.
 
Professor T C Shivashankar Murthy, vice chancellor of Mangalore University (MU) inaugurated Milagres Colleg. In his inaugural address, he said that private institutions are needed to fulfill the educational needs of the nation.  However, under the Eleventh National Plan, extra emphasis has been laid to start new colleges. Meanwhile, MU has granted permission to start 14 new colleges and Milagres College is one among them, said Shivashankar Murthy.   
 
Bishop Dr Aloysius Paul D’Souza presided.
 
Speaking on the occasion, Bishop Dr Aloysius Paul said that VC has given boost to the institution and was convinced that Milagres College will stand first among 14 colleges that have been approved by the MU.






























































 
Bishop Dr Aloysius further said that Christian missionaries felt the need for education and set up schools in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Kasargod districts about 150 years ago, which has made significant impact on local people and empowered them educationally. 
 
Professor K Chinnappa Gowda, registrar of MU was the chief guest.
 
He said, “Revolution is taking place in the field of education in our country.” He urged the students to think positive about the rapid developments that are taking place in the education sphere. He highlighted on the need for the college to grow as institution not as an individual. The co-ordination of lecturers, staff, students and their parents, principal will contribute for the growth of college to reach greater heights, he added.
 
Milagres parish priest Fr Walter D’Mello, Milagres Church Centenary Jubilee Committee convenor Marcel Monteiro, college principal Professor Lawrence D’Costa, Catholic Board of Education secretary Fr Wilson D’Souza, parish council vice-president Alwyn Rosario and secretary Gerald Pinto were present.
 
Professor Lawrence D’Costa proposed vote of thanks. Trishna Pinto compered the programme. 
 
The Milagres College has been granted permission to commence B’Com and BBM courses from the academic year. Quality of students, in respective academics and ability to learn has been carefully screened and only the meritorious have been taken in.
 
The college premises are in the current campus of Milagres Pre-University College, while the management has a vision to put up a state-of-the-art building on the plot located opposite Moti Mahal, Falnir here. It has qualified and experienced principal and faculty members. A well-stocked library and internet facility is also made available to the students.
 
 
About Milagres Education Institutions
 
Milagres School was founded by Bishop Bernardin in 1848 and was entrusted to the care of John Edward Fitzerald, an Irish and Monsieur Dupret, a French. In the beginning, it was started as a primary English medium school with Classes I to V and the higher classes were added gradually. The director of public instruction, the then Madras accorded permanent recognition to the school on July 23 1929 as an independent secondary school institution with Classes I to V and Forms I to III.
 
Sir Merveral Stetham, who was the director of public instructions of the then Madras accorded permission to open high school classes on April 3 1944 and accorded permanent recognition on August 5 1954. The State government upgraded the high school into pre-university (PU) college on July 5 1982 and Science section was added in 1999. Today, Milagres PU College comprises 43 sections ranging from kindergarten to PUC, providing instruction in English as well as in Kannada, with student strength of 2,670 and faculty numbering 105. 

 

  

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  • JOSEPH GEORGE, MANGALORE/AHMEDABAD

    Wed, May 18 2011

    Congrats to Milagres college I am one of the student who had the best education, my best wishes to Fr Vas for his contribution to he school

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  • Stanley R.D'Costa, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    Educational institutions are spreading like mushrooms in D.K. Mangalore. We want quality education wherein skill and jobs are created out of such institutions. Secondly a poor student with average marks too should be given an opportunity to study there without fees. Then only our mission will be successful.

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  • Cliferd Rodricks, Valencia, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    Hearty Congratulations & best wishes to my alma matter where i got my best education & foundation for my futher studies...but Very sad to note that fr vas was not in any of the pictures or his name mentioned any where here..everybody knows the selfless service and undying loyalty with which he served the institution and took it to the peak...if milagres has got a good name..its because of him..long live milagres..long live fr vas.

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  • Kenneth, Mangalore / Dubai

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    Congratulations to all who have worked to see this success. However as pointed out below by some of the readers, it is very sad to note that Fr. Vas is not mentioned, as we all in Milagres know very well, that in his era, the school had the best repute. I dont think any students who have studied under him can ignore the dedication and loyalty Fr Vas had for Milagres. Fr. Vas deserves full credit. Proud to be a student.

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  • Capt.Arul Aranha, Mangalore/China

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    My best wishes to all those who have made this possible.  Congratulations in particular to Fr.Walter D'mello , Fr.Lawrence for achieving this .I am glad that our Milagres parish has now a full pledged college.  All the very best.

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  • Max & Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore/Houston, Tx

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    A short visit to the newly inaugurated Milgres College during our next trip to Mangalore will be on our priority list. Those few years in the middle school of Milgres can never be forgotten. Every bit of educational value eaned from Milgres High School is always remembered with a grateful heart. Thank you, Milgres for all that you have given us, and for all that we have been blessed because of YOU. God bless the new college, and we shall always have our best possible support. Thank you, dear Bishop Aloysius for your vision and wise leadership that makes Mangalore move forward with a smile and pride.

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  • ASHOK TEXEIRA, URWA/ABU DHABI

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    Congratulations..Lot of credit should go to Fr.Vas who took care of this school and today we see it as college..Proud to be a student of this school.

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  • Kevin Mascarenhas, Mangalore/Sydney

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    Great to hear my alma mater has grown to a full college. I wished to see Fr Vas on the dias,who had transformed the school to make it a diciplined one and of repute.
    All the best

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  • Austin Prabhu, Nantur/Chicago

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    Congratulations to you all who involved in making this 'Milagres College' dream come true. May our younger generation learn to live a better life with higher education regardless of caste, creed and religion. Wish you all the best and God Bless!

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  • samuel sadanand, balmatta/kuwait

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    best wishes to my alma matter where i spent the best days of my life...but v sad to note that fr vas is not mentioned anywhere..everybody knows the selfless service and undying loyalty with which he served the institution and took it to the peak...if milagres has got a good name..its because of him..long live milagres..long live fr vas.

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  • James T.T., Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    Congratulations to all those who worked in starting the Milagres College to educate our youth. Milagres school imparts not only good education but also values in our children. I would like suggest here that the school should start LKG, as children will have better foundation.

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  • Satish Kunder, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    It is nice to see one more college is added to give good education to the intelligent children of Mangalore. I thank Diocesan authorities for realising this dream.

    Alwyn, It is very nice to see you in dias and I am very proud of you for being active in such a holy social activity.

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  • Gladys & Loy Mudarth, Mangalore/Canada

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    Congratulations to all concerned
    especially to Rev Fathers Walter
    D'Mello & Lawrence D'Souza & our
    good friend Lawrence D'Costa.
    God Bless the new institution.

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  • Vinayak Shenoy, Dubai / Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    This is the school where I studied from KG to 10th Standard under the leadership of then principal Fr. G.W.Vas. A man with great vision, where none of the students were given a chance skip his studies. A personal care was taken by the principal in every student and due to this the school always achieved 100% results.
    Congratulations to the management of Milagres Institutions.. I am proud to be student of this school.

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  • Vera Alvares, Mumbai

    Wed, Jul 07 2010

    Congratulations to the Diocesan authorities, teaching fraternity and the visionaries instrumental in starting this new institution to educate our youth. Education is the light that drives away all that generates friction and superstition in society. May thousands more pass through the portals of this college and may the new building come into existence on schedule. Our good wishes and prayers are with all those who have shouldered this responsibility. May God bless them!

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  • EDWARD, MANGALORE

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    THIS IS ANOTHER PERFECT EXAMPLE OF FAST DEVELOPMENTS IN OUR COUNRTY.
    Professor T C Shivashankar Murthy, vice chancellor of Mangalore University (MU) inaugurated Milagres Colleg. In his inaugural address, he said that private institutions are needed to fulfill the educational needs of the nation. AS PROF. MURTH SAID PVT. INSTITUTIONS, PRIVATE FIRMS HAVE TO DEVELOP OUR NATION. TODAY OUR YOUNG GENERATION GETTING GOOD EDUCATION, IN FUTURE SAME GENERATION WILL WORK IN OUR COUNTRY & WILL NOT MIGRATE ANYWHERE, IF THERE IS NO GOOD EDUCATION, THEN THERE WILL BE UNEMPLOYMENT, THEN USELESS POLITICAL PARTIES WILL USE THIS TYPE OF UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE TO MAKE STRIKE, BARATH BUNDH, SO OUR NATION WILL LOOSE CRORES OF RUPEES. SO PLEASE GET EDUCATED ALL YOUNG GENRATION & LET US WORK TOGETHER FOR OUR NATION, IN GOOD VISION. LET ALL OF US STAY IN PEACE & PROSPECT. FINALLY MERA BHATAH MAHAAN.

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