Anand Raj KURLA, MARCH 29, 2009: St. Joseph’s ITI celebrated its 43rd Annual Day on March 22, 2009. The day began with an excellent technical Exhibition organized by the students of the institute. Each department envisioned and developed a project on its own under the guidance of the instructors. Some of the awe inspiring projects were: the Revol
ving Stage and the Goods Carrier (lift) by the fitters; the Electronic Eye, the Digital Opening Alarm and the Digital Security System Circuit by the electronic mechanics students. The MMV trainees worked meticulously on a simulator of a Starting Circuit and the model of a real ‘Go Cart’ vehicle. The electrical mechanics trade exhibited the different types of house wiring which can withstand any calamity. There was an overwhelming response to the exhibition and hence it was extended for two extra days to give the students of the neighboring municipal schools and the Government ITIs the opportunity to visit it. The exhibition was followed by an entertaining cultural extravaganza in the evening which had items in E
nglish, Marathi and Hindi. During the programme, Mr. Amar, Principal, presented the Annual Report. Fr. Mario Vaz, Director, gave an inspiring speech to all the young people present. The chief guest, Mr. Alex Lobo, who is a successful entrepreneur, spoke on the necessity of hard work and its rewards. Deserving trainees of the previous academic year were awarded certificates. Over 1000 people attended and enjoyed the entire celebration. Congrats to St. Joseph’s ITI for ever being in the vanguard of progress! This institution is certainly one of the jewels of DB Tech India!
ving Stage and the Goods Carrier (lift) by the fitters; the Electronic Eye, the Digital Opening Alarm and the Digital Security System Circuit by the electronic mechanics students. The MMV trainees worked meticulously on a simulator of a Starting Circuit and the model of a real ‘Go Cart’ vehicle. The electrical mechanics trade exhibited the different types of house wiring which can withstand any calamity. There was an overwhelming response to the exhibition and hence it was extended for two extra days to give the students of the neighboring municipal schools and the Government ITIs the opportunity to visit it. The exhibition was followed by an entertaining cultural extravaganza in the evening which had items in E
nglish, Marathi and Hindi. During the programme, Mr. Amar, Principal, presented the Annual Report. Fr. Mario Vaz, Director, gave an inspiring speech to all the young people present. The chief guest, Mr. Alex Lobo, who is a successful entrepreneur, spoke on the necessity of hard work and its rewards. Deserving trainees of the previous academic year were awarded certificates. Over 1000 people attended and enjoyed the entire celebration. Congrats to St. Joseph’s ITI for ever being in the vanguard of progress! This institution is certainly one of the jewels of DB Tech India!