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Monday, January 05, 2009 7:53:16 PM (IST)  

Mangalore: SAC Unites Against Terrorism, Violence

Mangalore: SAC Unites Against Terrorism, Violence 
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje

 
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (TU/SP)

Mangalore, Jan 5: Around 8000 students of St Aloysius group of Institutions formed a human chain and staged a silent protest against terrorism and recent communal violence in the nation, in city on Monday January 5.
 
The human chain was formed along the city roads connecting Hampankatta Circle-Jyothi Circle-Bunts Hostel Circle-Ram Bhavan Complex Circle and Hampankatta Circle. The event was organized by the college students, council. Staff and heads of St Aloysius College, Pre-University College, Evening College, High School, Higher Primary School, College of Education (B Ed) and Technical Training Institute, students and staff of which took part in the programme.

































 

Flagging off the human chain, rector Fr Francis Serrao said the chain was formed for asserting the freedom to live and exercise right of freedom in the nation. 'This protest is to create public awareness and encourage the students and the general pubic to fight against and to show solidarity against violence and terrorism', he said.
 
Students held placards with slogans against terrorism pronouncing 'shun terror embrace progress', 'stop vandalizing peace', 'stop the chain of destruction', 'teach the religion of love, not terror', 'terrorism has no religion' 'down down terrorism' etc.
 
Principal Dr Swebert D'silva was present.

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Comments on this article
Naveen Cotha, Kundapur
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Good show students... Youth can definitely make difference to bring down terrorism. Congrats to all... Keep up the good work.

Mario Andrew Rodrigues,
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Good message. Peace, Love, Unity should be taught right from school days. I am happy Smt.Kavita Karkare has plans to start an NGO, which will teach secularism way of living at an early age of a child.

Shareef Moideen, Mangalore, Jeddah/ Saudi Arabia
Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Thanks Daijiworld for the wonderful news coverage.  Students are the future of this nation and making them understand about the terrorism and communalism is a good step taken by the administration of St. Aloysisus College. I think it is time for all religious heads of undivided South Kanara district to organize a rally and promote peace , harmony & understanding between all religions, have inter faith dialogues which will help understand other religions & faiths.

Muhammad Shakeer, Mangalore
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Really it seems a good developement in mangalore!!! And also should make a rally against Israel-Palastein war

Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

The discipline shown by SAC students shows the quality of education this Institution rendering to the community & to the Nation. Congratulations to the great Institution SAC for this noble cause and bringing awareness amongst students. Good spirit and innovative, mature organisational skill. Organising rally of 8,000 students with utmost discipline is great achievement. Well done St. Aloysius College Institution.

P.Nishan shenoy, mangalore
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Well done Girls and Boys, you gave an excellent example, Its a very good show from Aloysians

Jennet Prescilla, Mangalore / Muscat
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

United we stand, divided we fall, God Bless you all. Continue this good work. Let no one influence you to disrrupt this unity you have expressed. Be loyal to your Alma Mater who have shown you the path. You are the future of the Nation. Let India be a model of peace and Unity, which other nations can follow. Jai Hind.

Mohammed, Mangalore
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Well done students . You are the future of this nation. Creating awarness among the people is your duty and also thanks to the support from the college .

Claude Carvalho, Mangalore/Canada
Monday, January 05, 2009

Well done Girls and Boys, you gave an excellent example, shown courage, your the future and hope for better India. Congratulations.

ronald, barkur
Monday, January 05, 2009

As an ex-Aloysian I am proud of this concerted stance taken by my Alma Mater. And yes, I agree with Mr. Baliga that the NCC or similar training is good for all the students.

Cyril D'Cunha, Mangalore/UAE
Monday, January 05, 2009

Its a very good show from Aloysians. And a good suggestion from Ramesh Baliga, Our youngsters should seriously consider.

RONALD VAZ, derebail/kuwait
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Keep it up Aloysians. You have put up a  great show for  a good cause. I hope in future all the ex-aloysians could  also join you for this event.

Ruchir Agarwal, mangalore
Monday, January 05, 2009

I highly appreciate the wonderfulll effort of S.A.C students. I was also very glad to see Mr.Ronald Pinto my Chemistry teacher way back in the early 1982!! My greetings and good wishes to you sir.

DONY LOBO, Milagres, Doha, Qatar
Monday, January 05, 2009

HEARTY CONGRATULATION TO THE ORGANISERS AND TO EACH AND EVERYONE OF THE STUDENTS OF MY ALMA MATER WHO TOOK PART IN THE PLEDGE TO SUPPORT TO THE UNITED FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM. I bet if there was any member of Kasab & Co in Mangalore, just by seeing this display of unity of the Aloysian children would have ped his AK47 and fled away back to where he came from.

Perhaps, I felt, if all other schools and Colleges in Mangalore too joined the Aloysians, the impact would have been much greater. The sight of the beautiful and dignified Students in front of my Alma Mater and the pretty smiles of most of the students, especially the young ladies in their colourful costumes would have melted the stony – hearts of even the most hardened criminals of LeT, Jaish, Dawood & Co and even Lodan & Co. Thanks to Daijiworld for the impressive photographs and I really felt nostalgic to see the roof of the primary school and the high school where I studied till my school final in 1966 and later completed my college in 1970 (together with the likes of Allen Pereira, Dr.Henric Lobo, the late Dr.Patrick Pinto, Joesph Menezes, Alfie D’Souza, Richard Crasta, Kevin Colaco, Fr.Eugene Lobo and Fr.Denzil Lobo and not to forget the man with the golden gun – Martin Coelho the James Bond.) “Buvanava Salahuva Karuna-nidhi Devane Balan Ka-ayo…” the words of my school anthem came spontaneously from my mouth...

 Thank You Daijiworld……!!!


Max & Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore/Houston, Tx
Monday, January 05, 2009

Excellent concept to gather as many students to combat the "anti-terrorist" movement in Mangalore. Students can play an important role in the daily life of our society. Students also have a strong voice in the household as well as in the neighbourhood of our community today. The seeds of positive thinking that we cultivate in the minds of students today will produce last lasting influence in the young minds who will turn out to be the strong pillars of tomorrow.

Charles D'Mello, Pangala
Monday, January 05, 2009

Good Show. Hope the terrorist and the people arround Mangalore who try to distrupt the peace in the name of religion get the message !!!!!???

Ramesh Baliga, Mangalore
Monday, January 05, 2009

I happened to witness the event..Nice to see youngster unite for a comman cause...but my humble request to these students is to atleast join the NCC/naval/ airforce wing in your collage days..it really really makes a big difference to you and our country.A year or two of these trainings will make u more confident and brave.

 
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