It is an honour for SJC as the Government of India has recognised the services of the College in the field of education. To mark the 125 years of service, the Postal Department of India has will release a stamp, an information brochure and an album. The stamp will be officially released on August 1 by His Excellency Hans Raj Bharathwaj, the Governor of Karnataka. Sri Sachin Pilot, Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology, will be the Guest of Honour.The Principal Fr (Dr) Ambrose Pinto, said that the stamp release was a matter of history and a tribute to all those who were connected with this institution, which will become the heritage of SJC. “St Joseph’s is one of the top institutions of the country and it is the first private college to have a stamp released in its name. This institution is well known across South-East Asia and presently 17 nationals are studying in this institution,” Fr Pinto said.
When asked about the dignitaries he said, “Governor Hans Raj Bharathwaj is a symbol of the State and Sri Sachin Pilot is an expression of the youngsters and one who can relate with students.”
What does he feel as regards the stamp being released in his tenure? “I feel rather small, but at the same time it’s a matter of pride for the recognition of the College’s services. This institution is known for its commitment and dedication,” he added.
The core committee members have put their heart and soul to make this event a successful one. One of the core committee members Dr Etienne Rassendren said, “It is said that the development of the city is closely associated with the development of this institution. Most of the faculty members who work here are Josephites themselves and they feel elated and privileged. The alumni is also very supportive to make this event a success.”
- Vinoo Fabian and Komal I MS Com
When asked about the dignitaries he said, “Governor Hans Raj Bharathwaj is a symbol of the State and Sri Sachin Pilot is an expression of the youngsters and one who can relate with students.”
What does he feel as regards the stamp being released in his tenure? “I feel rather small, but at the same time it’s a matter of pride for the recognition of the College’s services. This institution is known for its commitment and dedication,” he added.
The core committee members have put their heart and soul to make this event a successful one. One of the core committee members Dr Etienne Rassendren said, “It is said that the development of the city is closely associated with the development of this institution. Most of the faculty members who work here are Josephites themselves and they feel elated and privileged. The alumni is also very supportive to make this event a success.”
- Vinoo Fabian and Komal I MS Com
I read in TOI that St.josephs students opened a website to learn Kannada... but do not see the link to it anywhere.. Is it possible to share it... u can email to rtd73@yahoo.com
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