MCMS' first annual Total Mobile Golden Insignia Awards given away

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August 11, 2011

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Mangalore, August 11: The first annual Total Mobile Golden Insignia Awards 2011 of the Department of Mass Communication and Media Studies (MCMS), St. Aloysius College, Mangalore was held on Thursday August 11.

Chief Guest of the event, Mr. Tharanath Shetty of Janashri Channel wished well for the budding journalists who were honoured during the ceremony.

The winners of the awards are as follows:

Best Anchor – Male won by Abhishek J Shetty. Presented by Fr Walter Andrade and Mr Mukesh from Total Mobiles.

Best Anchor – Female won by Sushmitha Kirodian. Presented by Raghu from V4 Media and HOD of Dept of Biotechnology Dr Smitha Hegde.

Best Innovation won by Namratha Sharma for the name Campus Eye. Presented by Ms Bhavya from the Dept of Journalism and Mr Kiran from E TV.

Best Feature Story won by Abhishek and Yathin for Dumping Yard. Presented by Ravi Posavanike from Times of India and Rev.Dr.Richard Rego, HOD, Dept of Mass Communication and Media Studies.

Best Episode won by Patterson Fernandes. Presented by Prof N D Shetty, Dept of Kannada and Mrs Violet Pereira from Manglorean.com.

Best Cameraperson won by Dinesh Nirawdekar. Presented by Ronald Pinto, Vice Principal Xavier Block and Mr Kiran from E TV.

Best Video Editor won by Yathin Moolya. Presented by Ms Loveena Lobo, HOD of MSW and Nanda Gopal Director of CIL.

Best Scriptwriter won by Almas Nazeer. Presented by Fr Francis Almeida, Campus Minister and Ronald Fernandes, Editor Deccan Herald.

Best Assignment Editor won by Petula Dias. Presented by Advocate Anita Shenoy and Sr Avia D'souza.

The awards have been instituted to celebrate the 50th weekly episode of Campus Eye, the indigenously produced student news bulletin of the Department of MCMS.

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They have urged for immediate stopping of road works in a protected area.

In a letter to Conservator of Forests, Mysuru Circle, T Heeralal and DCF (Territorial and In-charge Wildlife) S Prabhakaran, the Trustees of Wildlife First K M Chinnappa and A A Poovaiah have termed the road works illegal and violates Supreme Court order on National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries.

The letter’s copy has also been sent to Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Head of Forest Force), and Kodagu Deputy Commissioner urging them to halt the progress of the road works. “Patti and Todikana are at the core of the Talacauvery Wildlife Sanctuary and such unilateral activities without complete approval on completion of the statutorily mandated procedure (both under Forest Conservation Act and Wild Life Protection Act),” the letter stated.

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Bengaluru, Jul 16: Former union minister and Senior Congress leader Veerappa Moily on Wednesday said that if at all there is a political future for Sachin Pilot it is in the Congress party.

While speaking to news agency, Moily said Sachin Pilot achieved everything by being in Congress party.

"Sachin Pilot became MP, union minister in UPA-II, PCC president in Rajasthan and Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan. Whatever grievances you have, it needs to be resolved within the forum of the party. There is no hurry for Sachin Pilot. If at all there is a future for him it is in the Congress party. He has to realise that. He says he won't join BJP, it is good," Moily said.

The former Union Minister Moily further said that Pilot could not become Chief Minister as in Congress, the high command sends an observer and opinion of MLAs is ascertained, be it in Madhya Pradesh or Rajasthan.

"The leader who enjoys the support of elected MLAs is made Chief Minister," Moily said.
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