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Past Pupils' Meet at Kohima

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Dimapur, Apr. 19. The executive members along with the local delegates of Don Bosco Alumni of Dimapur Federation met at Administrative Training Institute, Kohima on 18 April 2010 to discuss about its various activities. The meeting was well represented by all the units of province.

The president of Don Bosco Alumni of Salesian Province of Dimapur Mr. F P Solo welcomed all the members present. Much of its time was spent on business session of the group. The speakers reminded the house about the clarion call of the Rector Major to give oneself to the task of committing oneself to the cause of the poor and underprivileged.
The units present were: Dimapur, Wokha, Zubsa, Dibrugarh, Itanagar, Imphal and Manipur. The unit of Maram was well represented by its local delegate Fr. Benny James, the principal of the college ; the President, Mr. Adani Peter and the general secretary Mr. W Thopi.
Maram Unit of the Past Pupils agreed to host the next general council meeting of the Past pupils at Don Bosco College, Maram.
The days programme came to an end with a short trip to the War Cemetery of Kohima. All the units were extremely happy the way the business session was conducted and issues were deliberated. Kudos to one and all.

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