SEMINAR ON CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS @ ST.ANTHONY’S COLLEGE
"The greatest pleasure in life is achieving what others say you cannot. Let your determination silence the doubters and propel you towards triumph”.
The VIDWAAN committee, in association with IQAC, organized a seminar on the topic “Civil Services Exams” on 11th April,2025 at 11:00 AM at Pace Bene Hall, St. Anthony’s College. The objective of the seminar was to provide students with insights and guidance about the Civil Services Examination, its structure, preparation strategies, and the significance of a career in civil services. The session was graced by the presence of Commander B.N. Ravi Kiran, Deputy Office In-charge Naval Detachment, Bangalore, who served as the resource person. As a Navy Captain with extensive experience and knowledge, he shared valuable information about the role of civil services in nation-building and motivated students to pursue a career in public service. He also shared personal anecdotes and practical tips for exam preparation, time management, and maintaining motivation throughout the journey. The seminar was attended by students and faculty members across various departments. It was an interactive session where students actively participated and clarified their queries regarding eligibility, exam patterns, and career prospects in the civil services. The program concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the guest speaker, management, and organizing committee for making the event a great success. "In the face of challenges, remember: every setback is a setup for a comeback. Keep pushing forward!

Palm Sunday Celebrated with Fervour at St. Clare Church, Akuluto - Nagaland
The faithful of St. Clare Church, Akuluto, came together in a spirit of devotion and celebration on Palm Sunday on April 13th 2025, marking the beginning of Holy Week with a solemn and vibrant Mass held at 9:00 AM. The celebration was graced by the presence of Rev. Fr. Kokto Kurian, Director of the Nagaland Catholic Youth Movement (NCYM), who served as the main celebrant. Fr. Kokto was accompanied by key office bearers of NCYM, including Dr. Rosou Pohena (President), Ms. Veronica (Secretary), Ms. Esther (Joint Secretary), Mr. Leo (Treasurer), and Mr. Stephen (Vibes Editor). The occasion was further enriched by the participation of enthusiastic youth from Nagaland University, adding to the sense of unity and spiritual fervor. During the homily, Fr. Kokto spoke eloquently on the significance of Palm Sunday, reminding the congregation of Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem and its deeper meaning for Christians today. His sermon offered a thoughtful reflection on humility, sacrifice, and the path toward resurrection. Fr. Stephen D’Souza, the Parish Priest of St. Clare Church, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the visiting team for their presence, guidance, and encouragement. He acknowledged the blessing it was for the local community to witness and participate in such a spiritually enriching celebration. Immediately following the Mass, an outreach program organized by NCYM was held. Fr. Kokto once again took the stage to address the gathered faithful, offering insightful teachings on the Catholic faith and sacraments. His talk emphasized the importance of a deep-rooted and active faith life.

YOUNG TALENTS TAKE CENTER STAGE AT ST. CLARE'S SPORTS MEET 2025
St. Clare School, Akuluto, celebrated its Annual Sports Meet from April 8 to 10, 2025, with great enthusiasm and vibrant participation from students and staff alike. The event showcased a perfect blend of athleticism, teamwork, and school spirit. Throughout the three-day event, a variety of games and athletic competitions were organized by the teachers, including traditional and modern events such as Coco, Tunnel Ball, Tug of War, Football, Volleyball, Water Filling in Bottle, High Jump, Long Jump, Relay Race, 100 Meter Race, 200 Meter Race, and many more. To keep the energy levels high, house in-charge teachers served special refreshments to the students during the breaks, which added to the festive atmosphere of the event. A special note of appreciation goes to the Sports Committee for their excellent coordination and smooth execution of the event. Their hard work ensured that all activities were conducted efficiently and without any confusion. The Sports Day not only promoted physical fitness but also encouraged unity, discipline, and healthy competition among the students, making it a memorable experience for all.

St. Anthony’s College-Wellness Checkup Drive
“You can’t enjoy wealth if you are not in good health.”
Good health is central to human happiness and well-being. It contributes significantly to prosperity, wealth, and even economic progress. Health is the foundation that enables a person to perform daily life tasks effectively and efficiently. Health consciousness is especially important in the lives of students, as it helps them improve and preserve their well-being, avoid illness, and reduce risky behaviors. Recognizing the importance of good health, the NSS Unit, Women Cell, and Red Cross Unit of St. Anthony's College, Bangalore, organized a Health Checkup Drive in collaboration with Narayana Hrudayalaya on the occasion of World Health Day, held on 9th April 2025 at Pace Bene Hall. The event was inaugurated by Rev. Fr. Joy Dsouza, Principal of St. Anthony's College, who emphasized the importance of health in our lives and encouraged students and staff to make the best use of the available facilities. The team from Narayana Hrudayalaya conducted comprehensive health checkups for both students and staff. The checkup included Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement, Random Blood Sugar Test, Electrocardiogram (ECG), and Doctor Consultation.

CLARITE CARNIVAL 2025 KICKS OFF IN ST CLARE SCHOOL AKULUTO WITH PARENTS DAY, FOOD FEST & INAUGURATION OF SPORTS MEET
St. Clare School came alive with joy and vibrant celebrations on Monday April 07, 2025 as the much-anticipated Clarite Carnival 2025 commenced with Parents Day, a colorful Food Fest, and the inauguration of the Annual Sports Meet. The event, held at 9 am in the school auditorium, witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 300 parents and well-wishers. The day’s proceedings were graced by Fr. Johnson Ayila, Principal of St. Anthony School, Zunheboto, who served as the Chief Guest. The programme began with a solemn prayer by Br. Mughavito Edmund, followed by a melodious Welcome Song by Class 5. Students from various classes put up a series of engaging and meaningful performances, including choreographies, mime shows, traditional and couple dances, a fancy dress tribute, and theatrical skits—each celebrating values such as gratitude, environmental awareness, kindness, and biblical teachings. In his address, Fr. Johnson Ayila expressed appreciation for the school's efforts in nurturing talent and fostering parent-student relationships. He officially inaugurated the Sports Day 2025, scheduled from April 8–10, with an inspiring message on sportsmanship and unity. Headmaster Fr. Stephen Dsouza, in his speech, thanked the parents for their unwavering support and acknowledged the dedication of the staff and students. The programme also featured interactive games for parents organized by Sir Vikram, which added to the fun and laughter.

"Empowering Women through Skill Training: Over 1,000+ Women Trained and Earning with Dignity" Vimukti Pothnal
On April 5th, 2025, Vimukti Pothnal organized a certificate distribution program in Jeenoor village, Manvi Taluk, for women who successfully completed a five-month free sewing training course. In his address, Mr. Charlie Udbal, a staff member of Vimukti, highlighted the organization's decade-long commitment to empowering rural women and unemployed youth through skill development. Over 1,000 women have been trained and are now earning a livelihood, he noted. He also mentioned that the certificates would help participants access government schemes and job opportunities. Mr. Tirupati, Vice President of the Gram Panchayat, praised Vimukti’s efforts in uplifting the poor and providing sustainable employment to village women. Trainee Mrs. Ambika shared that without this training, many would still be doing daily wage labor. The instructors also expressed gratitude for the opportunity to teach and grow professionally. The event saw the participation of local leaders, women, and around 15 enthusiastic trainees.

Trinity Central School Celebrates Kindergarten Graduation Day-2024-25
Trinity Central School joyfully celebrated its Kindergarten Graduation Day for the academic year 2024-2025 on 22 March 2025 marking an important milestone in the lives of its young graduates. The event was filled with excitement, pride, and heartfelt moments as the UKG students prepared to step into Grade 1. The ceremony commenced with a warm welcome, setting the stage for a morning of celebration. The tiny graduates, dressed in adorable caps and gowns, marched gracefully to the rhythm of the school band, escorted by their teachers. Parents, teachers, and dignitaries gathered to witness this special moment. A soulful prayer marked the beginning of the event, followed by an oath-taking ceremony led by Shawnel of UKG where students pledged to uphold the values they learned in their early years. Sr. Lathika, Principal, St Cecily CBSE School, Udupi the chief guest, was introduced by little Vihaan Goyal of LKG-A, showcasing the confidence and enthusiasm of the young students.One of the most awaited moments was the Certificate Distribution, where students were recognized for their hard work and achievements throughout the year. The "Gift of Love" segment honored a dedicated parent who had contributed meaningful gifts to the graduates, reinforcing the bond between the school and its families.

Saturday Activities- Bag Free Day @ St Anthony’s Church School
In our school, every third Saturday of the month is observed as "Sambhrama Shanivara" ie. Bag free day to promote learning beyond books. Students participated in fruit and vegetable carvings, clay modeling, pick and speak, debate, fancy dress, cooking without fire competitions and more. These activities nurtured creativity, teamwork, and civic awareness while easing the burden of heavy school bags.

Student Development Programs @ St Anthony’s Church School
Our school conducted various student development programs throughout the academic year 2024-25 to enhance academic performance, career awareness, and skill development. Dr. Antony Joseph, a corporate trainer from Lions Club Bangalore, led a session on effective time management strategies for SSLC students, helping them optimize their study schedules. In another session, he provided guidance on scoring high marks and making informed career choices. A two-day life skill development workshop was conducted by MSc Psychology students from St. Clarets College, focusing on leadership, communication, self-management, and goal setting. Additionally, the Agastya Foundation Winter Camp, a two-day program by an NGO dedicated to enhance education through activity-based learning, engaged students in hands-on experiences using simple materials. These initiatives were designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed for their academic and personal growth.

Faculty Development Programmes @ St Anthony’s Church School
To enhance teaching effectiveness and student success, our school conducted various faculty development programs throughout the academic year 2024-25. Dr. Antony Joseph, a corporate trainer from Lions Club Bangalore, led a session on maintaining an Alpha state of mind, helping teachers stay focused and manage classrooms effectively. In a separate session, he provided strategic guidance on improving SSLC results through targeted academic interventions. He also conducted a session on ways to improve parent-teacher interactions, emphasizing effective communication for better student support. Additionally, Mr. Sharif from FLN Books conducted a session on child psychology, highlighting the role of curriculum design in shaping young learners’ overall personality development. These programs were organized to equip teachers with modern teaching methodologies, fostering a more engaging and effective learning environment for students.

SSLC Students Farewell at St Anthony’s Church School
Every ending marks the beginning of a bright new journey.
The 10th Standard Farewell was a heartfelt celebration as our school community led by the Principal Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar and Vice Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa came together to honour our graduating students. Mementos were presented, and a heart touching farewell video was shared following dynamic dance performances by the 9th standard. As a special gesture, the 10th standard students presented a gift as a token of gratitude and honoured the teachers who guided them along the way. With the blessings of Saint Anthony, the school wishes our graduates a future filled with success and joy as they step in a world full of adventures and learning’s.

Thankful Hearts and Shining Stars: Thanksgiving Day Celebration at Trinity Central School
Trinity Central School hosted a heartwarming Thanksgiving Day Celebration on March 21st, bringing together students, teachers, and dignitaries to reflect on the blessings of the past year. The event was marked by gratitude, inspiring speeches, and the recognition of outstanding achievements. The ceremony was beautifully compered by Ms. Lizvita Mural Vaz, who guided the program seamlessly. The event began with a prayer led by the school choir, invoking blessings for the year ahead. The Principal, Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo, along with Vice Principal and Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, Academic Coordinator Ms. Magdalena Lewis, Primary Section Head Dr. Poornima Devadiga, and Pre-primary Section Head Ms. Renita Monteiro, graced the occasion. Students Shawn (Grade 5), Navith (Grade 9A), and Sanvi Jathan (Grade 9C) shared heartfelt experiences, reflecting on their journey throughout the year. Their words highlighted the values of gratitude, perseverance, and teamwork. The most awaited part of the event, the prize distribution ceremony, celebrated students' achievements in academics, sports, and extracurricular activities. Awards were presented for 100% attendance, Olympiads, and various accolades, recognizing the dedication and hard work of the students. Additionally, Cubs, Bulbuls, and Scouts students were honored with certificates for their active participation and commitment to scouting programs.

Vimukti House Restoration Project: “Lifting Lives by Building Homes”
MANGALORE: St. Anne’s Friary Hall was filled with the spirit of generosity as St. Mary’s Konkan Community (SMKC) Dubai, now registered as St. Mary’s Charitable Trust Mangalore, celebrated its silver jubilee. Marking the occasion, SMKC pledged to build 25 homes for the underprivileged in partnership with Vimukti Charitable Trust, run by the Capuchin Fathers of Karnataka Province. The celebration on Sunday, March 23, 2025, commenced at 4:00 PM with the arrival of guests, who were welcomed with tea and snacks. Mr. Leslie Rego, a friend and well-wisher of SMKC, anchored the program and welcomed dignitaries with floral greetings. The event was inaugurated with the lighting of the lamp and prayers for blessings. Mrs. Jennifer Macarenhas shared insights into SMKC’s collaboration with Vimukti Raichur and the objectives of the housing project. Chief Guest Mr. Walter Nandalike lauded SMKC’s contributions to health and education in Dubai and Mangalore. He also highlighted social challenges, urging the community to foster love and service. Capuchin Provincial Rev. Fr. John Alwyn Dias expressed gratitude to SMKC for their generosity in supporting the Province’s social initiatives. Vimukti Charitable Trust Director, Fr. Satish Fernandes, presented an overview of the NGO’s services and future plans.

Grand Celebration of the Capuchin Fete and the Valedictory Day 2025
St. Francis of Assisi School, Chikodi, celebrated the Capuchin Fete and Valedictory Day 2025 with great enthusiasm and joy. The event was a vibrant mix of cultural performances, heartfelt speeches, and exciting activities, making it a memorable occasion for students, teachers, and parents alike. The highlight of the event was the series of well-executed skits, including "The Golden Eggs," "Peter and the Wolf," "Social Media," "The Boy in the Jungle," "The Piper’s Melody," "Francis and the Chieftain," and "The Haunted House." Each play conveyed valuable lessons and showcased the students’ acting skills and creativity. Adding to the excitement, mesmerizing dance performances lit up the stage, leaving the audience spellbound with their energy and grace. The entire school campus buzzed with enthusiasm as teachers set up various stalls offering delicious food, fun games adding to the festive atmosphere. The event was graced by Fr. Maxim D'Silva, the Guest of guest, who delivered an inspiring speech to the outgoing 10th standard students, encouraging them to face future challenges with confidence and determination. His words of wisdom left a lasting impact on the students as they prepared to embark on a new journey beyond school life. Overall, the Capuchin Fete and Valedictory Day 2025 was a grand success, filled with joy, nostalgia, and celebration. It was a perfect blend of entertainment and inspiration, making it a cherished memory for everyone involved.

INNOVATE 2025: ST. ANTHONY’S COLLEGE
Innovation and profitability are the keys for any successful business idea. To explore more such innovative business ideas, the department of commerce with IQAC organized a competition (INNOVATE 2025 (New startup ideas) to give an opportunity for the students cum future entrepreneurs to explore their creative business ideas. Today's students are the future business minds or entrepreneurs who can rule the business world. To explore their ideas and to enhance their business skills and ideas this competition was a good platform. The event was organized on 22nd of march 2025 Saturday at 11.00 am. The number of teams participating in the competition were 9 teams which included students from B. Com, BBA and BCA. The judges of the day were Rev. Fr. Robin Victor D’Souza and Rev. Fr. Preetham Mendonca. The program went on very well with all the presentations from our enthusiastic participants and the excitement of the audience. Each team had come up with unique and sustainable business ideas. There was a lot of creativity and thought given regarding sustainability. Few of the business ideas were really impressive as they came up with the ideas which not only promoted sustainability but also gave a solution to reduce the plastic and also these business ideas would help to reduce the pollution and help in ecological balance.

Women’s day Celebration 11 March 2025
“Every Woman’s success should be an inspiration to another. We’ re the strongest when we cheer each other on”
The Women’s Day Celebration was held on 11th March by Vimukti SHG Federation and Capuchin Krishik Seva Kendra® in Banakal with great enthusiasm, focusing on the theme "Women’s Good Health, Family’s Good Health." The event aimed to highlight the importance of women’s well-being as the foundation of a healthy family and community. The program commenced with the procession march in Banakal which was inaugurated by Fr. Thomas, Asst. Priest of Our Lady of Nativity Church, Banakal and Mrs. Athika Banu, the president of Vimukti SHG Federation. The women walked in procession raising awareness through placards against atrocities that women undergo in the society. The depiction of Mother India under whose shelter we are all united and brave women like Kittur Rani Chennamma, Savitri Ba Phule, Mother Theresa, Onakke Obbavva increase the beauty of the procession. Later the celebration was continued in the Church Hall, Banakal. Fr. Fredrick Braggs, the Secretary of Capuchin Krishik Seva Kendra®, Ujire presided over the celebration. Dr. Kavyashri HL, BAMS and all the dignitaries inaugurated the program by lighting the lamp. Fr. Prem Dsouza, Parish Priest of Our Lady of Nativity Church, Banakal, Mrs. Renuka, Sub-Inspector of Banakal Police station, Mrs. Zarina, President of Banakal Gram Panchyath, Fr. Edwin Dsouza, Director, Mrs. Athika Banu, President of Vimukti SHG Federation and board members were on the dais.

Protection of Environment is my personal Responsibility: Awareness Drive - 23rd & 24th of February
Capuchin Krishik Seva Kendra® in collaboration with Taruve Grama Panchayat and Grama Panchayat elected women representatives Federation (Sugrama) held an environment protection awareness drive at Kottigehara on 23rd & 24th of February. This drive was conducted to educate and inspire devotees undertaking the Padayatra to Dharmasthala about the importance of environmental conservation & protection. The campaign aimed to promote eco-friendly practices and responsible behaviour among the people. The devotees were made aware regarding the importance of protection of environment invited to plant saplings in their native places and to be part in successfully spread the message of environmental conservation. The initiative fostered a sense of responsibility towards nature, ensuring that faith and devotion go hand in hand with protecting Mother Earth. The visit of Mr. Kota Shrinivas Poojary, MP & Minister of Social Welfare Department and Backward Classes Welfare Department of Karnataka, along with his associates Mr. Parikshith & Mr. Gajendra, increased the vibrancy of this drive. His supportive words and joining hands in our drive through planting a sapling was a memorable moment of the drive.

Promotion of Quality Education through Tuition Classes
The Promotion of Quality Education through Tuition Classes program was launched in 10 villages of Mudigere, in the month of January, to support underprivileged children in improving their academic performance. The selected tutors provide subject-based coaching, mentorship, study materials to enhance learning. Along with this moral values, importance of cleanliness, discipline, songs are taught and games are conducted for the children. Despite challenges like lack of resources and irregular attendance, the program successfully boosted students’ confidence and academic skills. Parents and community members appreciated the initiative, leading to increased awareness of the importance of education. The program continues to empower children, ensuring better learning opportunities and a brighter future.

Session on Gender Equality: St. Anthony’s College
Young people of all genders play a vital role in the development process and nation-building. Recognizing the importance of gender equality is crucial for addressing gender disparities, inequality, and fostering a safe and inclusive society for all. With this objective in mind, the Women Cell organized a session on 19th March 2025 at Pace Bene Hall, St. Anthony's College, Bangalore. The session commenced with an address by Rev. Fr. Joy, Principal of St. Anthony's College, who emphasized the significance of understanding and advocating for gender equality. Ms. Agatha, the resource person, delivered an informative talk on the concept of gender equality, highlighting its importance and discussing various forms of gender-based discrimination and inequality. Through interactive activities, Ms. Agatha encouraged students to reflect on their perspectives and promote inclusive behavior. The session provided students with an opportunity to understand the impact of gender inequality and the importance of promoting inclusivity. Students expressed their gratitude for the organization of the session, appreciating the opportunity to learn about gender equality. Women Cell Coordinator Prof. Molly Dsouza and NSS Coordinator Prof. Balkhis contributed to the discussions and encouraged student participation. The program was anchored by Sufiya, a third-year BCom student. The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Chaitanya, a first-year BCom student.

Insights into GST for management: St. Anthony’s College
"A single nation, a single market, a single tax—GST - the cornerstone of economic harmony."
On 12th March 2025, management committee CHANAKYA, organized a workshop on insights into GST for management students. Mr. B S Mylar (CA), BCom, LLB, FCA, DISA, was the resource person of the day who is a qualified CA in GST consultation. Detailed explaination on incidence of tax, tax payer were explained. The new concept of Zero-rated tax was introduced to the students. Real examples were quoted by the resource person to make students get clear with the concept of Central GST, State GST and Intergrated GST. The outcome of the program were Practical implications of GST are much needed for the graduates because theory in the text book syllabus and real time application differs. After this session the program outcome for the students were : The concept of levy was made clear. Types of GST – CGST, SGST, IGST, when and where it will be applicable was understood by the students. Incidence and liability of tax payer concept was touched. Students got an idea on the Types of forms available for GSTR (GST Returns) like ITR filing forms. Special system in GST of composite tax system and where is it applicable was cleared to the students. The coordinators for the session are Prof. Chandrika and Prof. Mahalakshmi D. It was a knowledge filled session for the stdents.

International Women’s Day 2025 – “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights, Equality, and Empowerment” Vimukti Pothnal
The Vimukti Charitable Trust® celebrated International Women’s Day 2025 on March 17, 2025, under the theme: “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights, Equality, and Empowerment.” This year’s theme calls for action to unlock equal rights, power, and opportunities for all, striving for a feminist future where no one is left behind. Central to this vision is the empowerment of the next generation—particularly young women and adolescent girls—as catalysts for lasting change. Mr. Jaysheel, Vimukti Coordinator, delivered the keynote address, emphasizing that “Women often live within the four walls of a house and family. In the 21st century, it is essential for women to grow socially, literarily, and politically, making their presence known both within and beyond their homes. To create a better future, we must sow the seeds of gender equality today.” Mrs. Nilamma, a teacher and the main resource person from Pothnal, advised the women that “Equality must begin within our own homes by eliminating gender disparities to build a better society. Women must take this issue seriously, and with proper social and mental support, along with access to quality education, they can overcome challenges and confidently face the future.” In his inaugural speech, Fr. Sathish Fernandes motivated the women to stand firm in facing their struggles.

Cubs Students Harvest and Donate Turmeric : Trinity Central School
Perampalli, March 10: The Cubs students of Trinity Central School, Perampalli, successfully wrapped up their year-long agricultural activity by harvesting turmeric and preparing it into turmeric powder. In a special gesture, they donated the turmeric powder to the school, handing it over to Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo, Principal of Trinity Central School, during the closing ceremony of the Cubs activities. This achievement was made possible under the guidance and support of the Cubs teachers, who played a crucial role in mentoring the students throughout the process. From planting the turmeric seeds to nurturing, harvesting, and processing the crop, the teachers provided valuable insights and hands-on training. Their encouragement motivated the students to actively engage in the activity and develop a deep appreciation for agriculture. This project not only taught students the fundamentals of farming but also instilled a sense of self-sufficiency and the joy of giving back. The successful completion of this initiative highlights the importance of experiential learning, encouraging young minds to engage with nature and develop essential life skills.

NSS Camp by St. Anthony’s College Bangaluru in Collaboration with Vimukti Charitable Trust Pothnal:
From February 27 to March 5, 2025, the NSS unit of St. Anthony’s College, Bangalore, in collaboration with Vimukti Charitable Trust, Pothnal, organized an eight-day social work camp focused on child rights, health awareness, and community welfare. This initiative aimed to empower children, educate communities, and foster a sense of responsibility among the youth. Throughout the camp, collage students actively participated in various awareness programs, training sessions, and community engagement activities. Children were educated about their fundamental rights and protection mechanisms, emphasizing the importance of safety, education, and empowerment. Health awareness sessions provided valuable guidance on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention, ensuring that children and community members understood the significance of maintaining good health. To make the awareness programs more engaging, Collage students performed street plays and skits on crucial social issues, including child abuse, child marriage, child labor, and human trafficking. These performances effectively conveyed strong messages, making it easier for people to grasp the importance of protecting children’s rights. Additionally, sessions on responsible social media usage were conducted, highlighting its impact on mental health, privacy, and safety.

DRIVE SAFE, BE SAFE : ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL Chikodi
To create an awareness among children on Road Safety and Air Pollution, Regional Transport office, Chikodi, had organized drawing and essay competitions for 6th to 9th standard students. Having vehicle is not prestige but knowing the traffic rules and following it all the times, is much more prestigious than anything else. Participation in the competition was appreciated by RTO and winners were awarded with certificate and mementos.

Trinity Central School Celebrates National Science Day with fervour
Trinity Central School celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm on the school campus on 28th February 2025, highlighting the importance of scientific curiosity and innovation among students. The event featured student-made science models on various topics, showcasing their creativity and understanding of scientific concepts. Students confidently presented their projects, explaining their functionality and significance to the audience. The entire school witnessed the event, gaining valuable insights into the world of science and innovation. Vice Principal Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao graced the occasion, appreciating the students' hard work, dedication, and talent. He encouraged them to continue exploring and learning, emphasizing the importance of scientific thinking in today’s world. The celebration was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of innovation and curiosity among young minds. The school remains committed in nurturing scientific temperament and encouraging students to explore the wonders of science.

Inauguration of Infant Jesus Friary and Chapel, the new mission of Infant Jesus Delegation Nagaland - Manipur
A momentous occasion unfolded in Kuhuboto, Niuland District, as the new Capuchin friary and chapel under the Infant Jesus delegation of Manipur and Nagaland was officially inaugurated on Monday 3rd March 2025 at 4 pm. The inauguration ceremony was led by Fr John Alwyn Dias, Provincial Minister of Holy Trinity Province Karnataka, while the church was solemnly blessed by Most Rev Dr James Thoppil, Bishop of Kohima Diocese in the presence of clergy, religious men and women, lay faithful, Catholic community, teachers, leaders of the Kuhuboto village and well-wishers. On this occasion, Fr Roshan Sequiera the treasurer of Infant Jesus Delegation as well as the treasurer of infant Jesus new mission anchored the liturgical ceremony. Prior to the inauguration, Fr Alwyn Dias blessing the Computer Lab prayed for all the benefactors who had helped financially. The newly established mission of Capuchins under the patronage of Infant Jesus, marks a significant step in the spiritual and educational upliftment of the region. In a heartfelt thanksgiving speech, Fr. Alwyn Dias extended his deep gratitude to all those who played a vital role in the journey of the new mission. Speaking with warmth and appreciation, he thanked the Bishop for granting a new mission to the Capuchins.

District-Level Cub and Bulbul Utsav: Trinity Central School
The Bharat Scouts and Guides Karnataka, Udupi District Association, organized the District-Level Cub & Bulbul Utsav on February 22, 2025, at Rajangana, Shri Krishna Math, Udupi. The event was inaugurated by Puthige Seer Sri Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji, who blessed the participants and emphasized the importance of discipline, leadership, and service in shaping young minds. A total of 43 students from Trinity Central School enthusiastically participated in the event, actively engaging in various scouting activities. Among them, Cub Samarth Pai was recognized for his exemplary performance and enthusiasm. The Utsav featured team-building exercises, cultural programs, and interactive sessions, all designed to instill confidence and promote the values of scouting. District Chief Commissioner Shri Indrali Jayakar Shetty presided over the function, commending the participants and encouraging them to continue their journey in scouting. He highlighted the role of such programs in nurturing responsible citizens and future leaders. The event concluded with the distribution of certificates and mementos to all participants, marking another milestone in the Bharat Scouts and Guides' efforts to inspire and empower young students.

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  Holy Trinity Province of Karnataka   

On 8 December 2008 the General Definitory by its Decree Prot. No. 00999/98 constituted and declared established the Most Holy Trinity Province of Karnataka. By the same Decree the General Definitory appointed Br. Vincent Gabriel Furtado as the new Provincial Minister, Br. John Baptist Sequeira as the first Definitor and Provincial Vicar, Br. Patrick Crasta, Edwin Colaco and Rudolf D'Souza as the 2, 3, and 4 Definitors respectively.