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M'luru: SAC MSW PG students conduct cleanliness drive, plantation prog at Nandigudda Graveyard

  •   Fri, Aug 03 2018 01:15:11 PM

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Mangaluru, Aug 3: The PG Department of Social Work (MSW) St Aloysius College, recently ventured into a cleanliness drive and a plantation programme at Nandigudda graveyard.

80 students of MSW and five faculty members took part in the programme. The progamme was inaugurated by former mayor of Mangaluru City Corporation and corporator of the ward Jacintha Alfred. She addressed the students on the importance of nurturing nature.

Godwin D’Souza an industrialist from Mangaluru and Jeeth Roche, coordinator and nature lover were also present. Godwin D’Souza, provided material required for the programme.



The cleaning drive and the plantation programme began at 1.30 pm and ended at 4 pm. Heaps of plastics, bottles and syringes were collected and pits were dug and saplings were planted. The students and teachers tirelessly involved themselves in the entire cleaning drive and plantation programme.
  

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore - Houston/Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.

    Fri, Aug 03 2018

    Cleaning the Nandiguddah Graveyard by the MSW Students was an excellent idea. Masters Degree in Social Work is a wide and broad spectrum of Education that covers a wide variety of discipline that relates to the "real world" that we dwell in our daily life.

    Graveyards and cemetaries are considered as precious spots in America where people visit their friends and relatives more often than visiting homes. The Graveyards are fully maintained throughout the year, and each graveyard is well marked with individual names on a bronze slab, well standardized and well identified. We have special cemetaries for the deceased Armed Forces, Naval Forces as well as Air Forces, and each and every burial is conducted with full honors.

    We wish to complement the MSW students for taking their precious time in cleaning the graveyards. So many rich people are buried at Nandiguddah and some of the richness left behind by these deceased could be well utilized for the improvement and upkeep of these famous graveyards. India has so many opportunities to improve in so many ways, and honor those buried souls in an appropriate manner.

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