Puttur: Celebration 75th Republic Day held at St Philomena College


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Puttur, Jan 26: St Philomena College celebrated the 75th Republic Day with earnestness and joy. The celebration at the college truly echoed the spirit of patriotism and unity among the students, reinforcing the commitment towards the progress and development of the nation.

The national flag was hoisted by the principal of the college, Dr Antony Prakash Monteiro, who also delivered a meaningful Republic Day message. He emphasized the significance of Republic Day and encouraged students to actively contribute towards making India a developed nation. He also wished that the spirit of patriotism among the students guide their endeavours and lead India to greater heights.

The principal of St Philomena PU College, Fr Ashok Rayan Crasta was the chief guest for the event and said, ”As we celebrate the 75th Republic Day, let us reflect on the values that define our nation – unity, diversity, and progress. The young are the architects of future India. Therefore, strive for excellence, embrace knowledge, and contribute to our great nation."

The celebration witnessed the active participation of NCC cadets from the Army and Naval Wings, along with students and faculty members. The Performing Arts unit added grace to the celebration by performing patriotic songs.

Prashanth Rai, assistant professor in the Department of Business Administration, compered the programme. Captian Johnson D Sequeira, ANO of NCC Army wing, and Thejaswi Bhat K, CTO of NCC Navy wing organized the programme.

 

 

 

 

  

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