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Minister Presides Over Don Bosco Global Youth Film Festival at Don Bosco, Karaikal

By Fr. Edward Michael

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Karaikal, Dec. 12. Don Bosco Higher Secondary School in Nedungadu, Karaikal, organized the Global Youth Film Festival on December 7, 2021, with Chandira Priyanga, Minister of Transport (Government of Puducherry) as the chief guest.

The minister expressed her delight at her return to the alma mater. During her inaugural presentation, she alluded to the film festival's subject of 'moved by hope.' She spoke about her political journey as a woman and how hope played a vital role in her life. In his speech, Father Edward, Principal, outlined the motivation of the Salesian congregation in arranging such a global gathering.

Father Antony Raj, Vicar Forane Church, praised the children for their ability to imagine and express themselves creatively. He urged the pupils to use their imagination in all situations.

Following the opening session, the award-winning films were screened, and after each show, discussions were held. The students shared insightful remarks, reflections and feedback. The film festival's theme has instilled a yearning for optimism and hope, remarked a student.

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