Epitome-2K12 concludes at AIMIT

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March 31, 2012

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Mangalore, March 31: The valedictory of Epitome-2K12, the national level IT fest conducted by IT section of AIMIT, St Aloysius College, was held at Friday evening.

Dikshit Rai, CEO, CodeCraft, an alumnus of St Aloysius College was the chief guest. Speaking about his journey through life to achieve the distinction of being a very young entrepreneur and CEO, said that there is no mantra to achieve success. “If you are confused about what you need to do in life it is alright”.

“Don't let anyone say you are not good. There is nothing which cannot be done”, he said.

Mr Rai called upon the young audience to work hard and said that is the formula to achieve success. “Opportunities will know at your door, then be ready to grab them and that will make a lot of difference”, he said.

Presenting his own example, when he was offered a big job how he refused to take it up because he had a desire to start something on his own and how that has made a big difference.

Rev Dr Ozzie Mascarehas SJ, Chairman, MBA Dept , AIMIT who presided over the function spoke about Mr Vinod Kosla, after being in IT field for so many years had ventured to make this world a better place through IT. Fr Masacarenhas asked the students to think BIG. Taking one more example of Nathan Wolfe, virologist, he said IT professionals of future should work towards making digital data to solve the problems of the world.

Fr DEnzil Lobo SJ, Director, AIMIT thanked Mr Dikshit for inspiring the gathering by his example and referring to Mr Rai, said , “we have a young Steve Jobs amongst us”.

He also said that anyone who has ideas could achieve anything . Only one needs to work hard. Quoting Tom Friedman, the author of the book 'The World is Flat', he said, “Anyone, anywhere can be a world player today. Opportunities are there…but one needs to grab them when they come. He once again reiterated his message saying, “Creative Thinking is very essential”.

Arun D'Silva, the faculty coordinator of 'Epitome' gave an account of the proceedings of both the days and Annapoorna proposed the vote of thanks.

The formal progrmame was followed by the distribution of certificates and awards to the winders. NMMIT MCA team, NITTE won the overall championship and St Jospeh's Engineering College MCA team was the runners up.

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Mangaluru, May 3: Dakshina Kannada in-charge minister Kota Srinivas Poojary today announced that there will be partial lockdown relaxations in the district from tomorrow (May 4) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The district falls under orange zone as per the classification done by the union government to contain the spread of coronavirus.

Mr Poojary said that shops can remain open for 12 hours (7 a.m. to 7 p.m.). However, this relaxation will not apply for malls, restaurants, beauty parlors, saloons and dental clinics. 

Even though bars can remain open, they can only sell liquor. People will not be allowed to consume anything inside the bar. 

In auto-rickshaws only one passenger will be allowed to travel apart from driver and in car two passengers will be allowed apart from driver. 

The relaxations come with strict protocols, which the people need to follow, he said, adding that the relief had been provided to make life easier and not for people to come out unnecessarily.

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On December 20, Wills said he would send gold ornaments and some British pounds as gifts to celebrate their friendship and took her postal address.

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