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B'lore: Christian youth must take up IAS, IPS jobs, says K J George

  •   Fri, Jul 05 2013 12:02:56 AM

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Daijworld Media Network - Bangalore

Bangalore, Jul 4: Karnataka’s Home Minister K J George has called upon Christian youth to come forward and take up challenging jobs in the IAS and IPS Central Services by making use of the career advancement facilities provided to them.

He was speaking at the inauguration of the Career Advancement Programme (CAP) – Coaching for Civil Service Exams at Karnataka Regional Organisation for Social Service (KROSS), Bangalore.

''Every citizen has equal opportunities to grow and prosper in our democracy,” he said urging the Christian youth to come forward to work as Value Based Leaders in polity and administrative services.

Archbishop of Bangalore Dr Bernard Moras, who presided over the programme, said when the administration had the privilege of having good and upright people, nepotism and corruption could be curtailed.

KROSS, which is involving itself in rural developmental activities in Karnataka for the last 30 years, always believes in sharing knowledge and capacity building as the best methodology of community empowerment, the Archbishop said.

He called upon KROSS to come out with informative booklets, brochures and manuals for the benefit of the poor and marginalised section of the society.

A new library block was inaugurated by the Home Minister which was blessed and dedicated to the people by the Archbishop.

A book, ''Tili-Kali”compendium of various Government scholarships, schemes, programmes and selection of appropriate career options was released on this occasion.

Former DGPs of Karnataka State Francis T R Colaco, Brian M P Albuquerque, former Anglo-Indian MLA Ivan Negli, Frs Faustine Lobo, Lourdu Swamy, Dr Genevive, Herald Pereira, Ronald Cardoza, Mari Joseph and dignitaries attended the programme.

Fr Peter Brank, KROSS Director, welcomed the gathering. Chris L Bernard presented a brief report on the works undertaking by KROSS. Sr Nancy Lobo proposed the vote of thanks.
  

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  • massih tudu, bihar purnea

    Thu, Jun 12 2014

    I am very happy to know that there is an IAS Institute for Christian . I hope that this will help us to become an IAS. may God Bless this institute.
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  • Fr. Veeresh V. Moras, Madanthyar/Shimoga

    Fri, Jul 12 2013

    Congratulations to KROSS and all the best to CAP students. May the sincere efforts of KROSS bear fruits. May we all have the opportunity to see our CAP students emerge as value based leaders in the civil administration of our country

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  • Nancy, , Magundi

    Mon, Jul 08 2013

    Great!We need more and more youth coming forward to enter civil service in our country. youth has tremendous strength in them and lot of goodness. I wish all good to KROSS and its team for their commitment to a right cause at the right moment. Good luck.

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  • Girish Kumar, Kadur

    Mon, Jul 08 2013

    If India wants become like Japan, Russia, UK there is need of value based and principled leaders, unless and until this type of leaders are not emerging we can't become like Japan, Russia or UK in the dream also, Connection to this KROSS organisation is trying to bring such type of leaders who can bring the transparency, accountability, decentralization, planning & decisions at the gross root level in their administration through the promote Value Based Leaders in the society by organizing coaching for Civil Services, training and orientation and KROSS is doing great work for the development of most marginalized community. I appreciate the hard effords of this Institution and congratulate Fr. Perter Brank, Director of KROSS and his staff for their hard task. God bless KROSS and it family members. Thanks to Daijiworld for the coverage.

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  • Fr. Faustine L. Lobo, Bantwal/Bangalore

    Mon, Jul 08 2013

    Dear Fr. Peter, Congrats. This is the need of the hour. We need value based Christian leaders in the mainstream politics - be it legislature, judiciary, the bureaucracy and the Media. I am all for promotion of more and more Youth leaders in the general society and always with you in this endeavour. I hope the Church will have leaders that are self sacrificing abnd dedicated to take up the mantle of state/national leadership, so that the society will see hope in value vased future and also leaders that are protecting the earth of all kinds of polutions - value degradaition, environment, water, air, sound, crime,etc. Good luck.

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  • Dolphy Prashanth D'Souza, Bantwal

    Mon, Jul 08 2013

    Dear Fr. Peter, You are doing an excellent job as the director of KROSS and your vision for the upbringing of the christian youth to the limelight and to the mainstream of the society will go a long way in shaping the future of the Church. Keep it up.

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  • FR RONALD CARDOZA, CHIKMAGALUR

    Fri, Jul 05 2013

    Hats off to the KRCBC and its able leader The Most Rev Archbishop Bernard Moras for this great venture of training our Catholic youth to mainstream the administrative realm of the country. Yes, our youth and their parents need to wake up and jump into this line. I really thank the Bishops of Karnataka, Fr Peter Brank for collecting from various sources and spending around Rs 80,000 and more on each student every year for this training, and Mr. Chris Bernard the coordinator for the yeomen services efforts and all the faculty. Congratulations to the 55 students ed this year and to more than double of them who opted but could not get through the entrance. Special thanks to Fr Peter for so thoughtfully organizing to honour me on that occasion. I am grateful to His grace and to the Honorable Home Minister Mr KJ George and all other dignitaries and colleagues at KROSS, the Regional Pastoral centre for Karnataka. May your tribe increase CAP Institute.

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  • Peter, Bangalore

    Fri, Jul 05 2013

    Yes, it is very essential that our Youth get into Civil Services and polity. The parents need to train them young by encouraging and promoting them to such fields.We have an obligation to serve our country by being value based leaders in administrative services.
    Those who are in the helms of educational institutions, also have a duty towards our community to identify, encourage and promote good and meritorious candidates including financial support. the IT, BT jobs are loosing the charm they had earlier.

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  • Lydia D'cunha, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 05 2013

    The training for IAS IFS IPS civil services requires from 8th std. Even professionally qualified (MBBS, B E) can try for the same. In North India atleast one person from every house tries for this, through training centers. But In south India especially in Karnataka in spite of intellectuals we lack training centers. Instead of pushing children who are not interested or not capable it is wise to start a training center where those who are interested can join. The amount spent to train one candidate outside can be utilized to train more candidates.

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  • Fr. Harold Pereira, Permude/Bangalore

    Fri, Jul 05 2013

    I am proud of Karnataka Regional Organisation for Social Service (KROSS)Bangalore, which is a part of Karnataka Regional Catholic Bishops' Conference (KRCBC)it works for the welfare of the poor and the marginalized for more than 25 years and has a vision to promote Value Based Leaders in the society by organizing coaching for Civil Services. KROSS needs support from people of goodwill and social concern. I appreciate the hard labor of this Institution and congratulate Fr. Perter Brank and his staff for their untiring task. God bless KROSS and KRCBC members. Thanks to Daijiworld for the coverage.

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