‘Gandhiji’s Message to the Youth of Today’- a Talk organized by AIMIT- St Aloysius College-Beeri
Mangaluru: AIMIT, St Aloysius Institute of Management and Information Technology, St Aloysius College (Autonomous), organized a talk by Prof Rajendra Chenni, Kuvempu University, on 29th Jan 2020. The theme was “Message of Gandhi ji for the youth of today”. Rev. Fr Denzil Lobo, S.J. Director, AIMIT, addressed the gathering where in he spoke about the principles Gandhiji stood by, and how kindness, truth, and non-violence were life’s mantras and that he lived a simple life.
Prof Rajendra Chenni, former professor of English at Kuvempu University and who is presently Director, Manasa Centre for Cultural Studies, Shivamogga was the guest speaker. In his address he conveyed a message that the youth of today should focus more on the Principles of Gandhi and live their life accordingly. He highlighted some of the salient aspects of Gandhiji’s life wherein he stood for creating a culture of democracy, resistance through Non-Violence and a critique of the systems of power. Lestan D’Souza, campus Minister, who organized the program, proposed the vote of thanks.
Prof Rajendra Chenni, former professor of English at Kuvempu University and who is presently Director, Manasa Centre for Cultural Studies, Shivamogga was the guest speaker. In his address he conveyed a message that the youth of today should focus more on the Principles of Gandhi and live their life accordingly. He highlighted some of the salient aspects of Gandhiji’s life wherein he stood for creating a culture of democracy, resistance through Non-Violence and a critique of the systems of power. Lestan D’Souza, campus Minister, who organized the program, proposed the vote of thanks
Week long programs have been organized to celebrate CONSTITUTION DAY by organizing a QUIZ competition on the Constitution of India; a Poster competition on Communal Harmony, ESSAY COMPETITION on Role of youth towards building a harmonious society. On 5th Feb, the MBA department will organize SANJEEVINI, the BLOOD DONATION CAMP.