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'Sustantivo-2011' inter-collegiate fest gets underway at St Agnes College

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November 28, 2011

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Mangalore, November 28: 'Sustantivo 2011' a two-day national-level inter-collegiate fest is under way at St Agnes College in city.

The event commenced with an attractive march by students of various participant colleges on Monday morning. The stage programme was inaugurated by Lakshmi Kumaran, DGM, MRPL, Mangalore.

Speaking on the occasion Ms Kumaran called upon the students to enthusiastically participate in extracurricular activities.

She also said that inter-collegiate fests like'Sustantivo' bring together students from all streams.

“The concept of education should not be reduced to gaining a degree”, she said.

Presiding over the programme, Sr Prem D'souza, principal, St Agnes College said that 'Sustantivo' aims to inculcate values of team work by bringing students of different streams together on one platform.

“This fest is not only providing an opportunity to the students to exhibit their talents, but, they can share their ideas as well.

According to the organisers hundreds of students from nearly two dozens of colleges are taking part in the fest.

The competitions include tattoo making, quiz, vegetable carving, face painting, mock press, variety show, creative writing etc.

Prof. Malini Hebbar, staff convener, Sustantivo- 2011 welcomed. Soudamini Chandarana, student president, proposed vote of thanks.

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