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Rotary Mangalore Metro elocution competition on Dec 13

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December 7, 2011

Mangalore, December 7: As part of the Rotary Programme to spread awareness of the Polio disease and to encourage children to know about Rotary's Role in Polio eradication, Rotary Mangalore Metro will be conducting an Elocution Competition on the topic Rotary's Role in Polio Eradication.

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This Elocution Competition will be conducted at Canara High School Main on the December 13 at 2.30 pm according to a press release issued here by Sumith.S.Rao, Convenor, Rotary Club of Mangalore Metro.

The first prize winner will be awarded with a cash prize of Rs.1000/- along with a certificate, the second prize winner will be awarded with a cash prize of Rs.500/- along with a certificate and third prize winner will be awarded with a certificate.

This competition is for children from the high school level i.e., from 8th to 10th standard. 3 children from each school can participate in the above programme. The time limit for the elocution competition shall be 3 minutes with extra time of 1 minute.

This programme is aimed at publicizing Rotary's Role in eradicating Polio worldwide. Rotary has spent more than 600 million dollars along with generous contributions from Rotarians and the Bill and Melinda gates foundation to help eradicate Polio from the space of the earth.

In fact, in India this year there has not been a single outbreak of polio and only a few nations across the world namely Pakistan, Afghanistan and China have reported Polio cases during the current year.

In this view, this quiz will help to build visibility towards the Polio eradication programme. The winners of this quiz will have a opportunity to participate in the District level, Regional level and National level elocution competition and may win prizes up to Rs.3,000/-, 10,000/- and 25,000/- respectively, stated the release.

For further details please mail to [email protected] or call on 9845082403


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