Mangaluru: Milagres College celebrates 78th Independence Day


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Mangaluru, Aug 15: The NSS, NCC, YRC and eco club of the college celebrated the 78th Independence Day on August 15, on the institutional grounds. Joachim Stany Alvares president, Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy was the chief guest for the day.

Dr Michael L Santhumayor principal presided over the function. Melwin Vas, the principal of the PU section, Fr Udaya Fernandes, the principal of the Milagres Central School Section were present on the dais.

Joachim Stany Alvares unfurled the National Flag, followed by the national anthem sung by the gathering. In his message, Alvares said, "The Independence Day we are celebrating today symbolises the sacrifices and dedication of our elders. Today, we stand as a mode for the world but the path we must tread is still long. Therefore, the youth particularly, today’s students must actively continue in this direction."

Fr Michael Santhumayor, in his message, emphasized the importance of unity and the role of youth in shaping the country's future. He also highlighted that true independence is achieved when all citizens work towards the common good. He wished all on the occasion.

Anitha Lobo, lecturer at the Pre-University College, welcomed the gathering, Reshma K M, teacher at MCS, delivered the vote of thanks and Tressy Pinto, lecturer degree section compered the programme.

Following the event, The NSS volunteers, NCC cadets, YRC and Eco club members along with other students and faculty conducted a cleanliness drive around Hampankatta.

 

 

  

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