St Agnes PU College organizes ‘Agnathon 2K21’ -Annual national level contest
Mangaluru: “Success is relevant and so is losing since both are not permanent” opined well known actress and playback singer Esther Noronha in her chief guest speech at the valedictory of ‘AGNATHON 2k21’, the annual National Level inter-school and inter-collegiate contest, organised by St Agnes PU College, Mangaluru on 27 October 2021. Stating that ups and downs are common in life, Ms Esther called upon students to never stop learning and never stop exhibiting their talents in life. She also advised the students to choose their career wisely and not to lose hope in life in any situation.
The programme began with the prayer song, followed by a mesmerising welcome dance depicting the different roles of a woman in society.
Due to the ongoing covid-19 pandemic and as a bid to follow the social distancing measures, various competitions of Agnathon were conducted online.A total of 12 schools & 10 PU Colleges participated actively in the contest.The contest comprised of Danfactio (Dance Contest), Thunder Struck (Western Solo Singing), Technova (Science Model), Pensmith (Pencil Sketch), Carvastic (Vegetable fruit carving), Poster Attack (Poster Making) and Star of Agnathon.
In the High school category,Mount Carmel Central School, Mangaluru were Runners Up and St Aloysius High School, Mangaluru bagged the Overall Winners trophy.
In the PUCategory,St Aloysius PU College, Mangaluru were Runners Up and Expert PU College, Valachil were the Overall Winners of the event.
Dr P V Shobha welcomed the gathering, Mrs Shailaja proposed vote of thanks and Ms Danica WinolaDSouza compered the programme.
College Joint Secretary Sr Dr Lydia Fernandes, Former Superior General Sr Dr Agatha Mary, College Principal SrNorine Dsouza, Vice Principal Sr Janet Sequeira, PTA Vice President Mr Ravi Bhat, Joint Secretary Mrs Jane Saldanha, Agnathon Convenors Mrs Venitia, Mrs Preema, Ms Carol, Ms Sharline, Student President Ms PrivyDsouza and Vice President Ms Calvish Dsouza were present on the dais. The entire programme was a great success and all the efforts taken have come out in Rainbow colours.
