Summer
camp, “Minnamini” 2013 was inaugurated
at Don Bosco Centre, Manacaud at 11 am, on 11th April, 2013. The function started with a prayer song by camp
kids. There are 65 poor slum children
from Karimadom colony participating
in the camp. Fr. Thomas P.D welcomed all the guests and participants of ‘minnamini-2013’. He appreciated the
magnanimity of Mr. Kumarakam Reghunath, Mr. Ambarish; Cine, Serial Artists
in coming over for the inaugural ceremony.
Shri.
Kumarakam Reghunath, Mr. Ambarish, Fr. Stephen, Fr.Thomas.PD and baby Rakhi, a
camp participant lighted the lamp and inaugurated “Minnamini”.
The
inaugural address was rendered by Shri. Kumarakam Reghunath. In his speech he
mentioned that all artists are able to understand the problems of Society and
they can reach to the people who need support and care. He also mentioned about
his personal experience in childhood. He did not have sufficient opportunity to
study as there was no facilities at Kumarakom. He urged students to set goals and
put in efforts to achieve them. Constant efforts can definitely make you to
attain the goals. He inaugurated and wished all success for “Minnamini” 2013.
In
the presidential address Fr. Stephen Mukkatil, told a story to the children
through which he communicated the message that it is always better to choose
goodness over evil. He wished that this camp help all kids to choose goodness
over evil in every action in their life.
Serial/Cinema
artist Mr. Ambarish felicitated the gathering. In his talk, he quoted an
example of a bird who escaped from hunters using intelligence. He told the
children not to forget Don Bosco which give them guidance during their childhood
days. He also told the children to be like fireflies providing light wherever
they go so that they can help other children to overcome darkness in their
lives. He also handed over the flags to all the four teams. He distributed
sweets to all the children.
Finally
Mr. Emmanuel Silas (Camp Chief) delivered the vote of thanks and programme ended
with the national anthem.
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