Kolkata Alumni AGM on Aug 21 Request your presence for the DNS Alumini AGM on 21 August at 6 pm. Venue: Rajmahal, 164A/4/2 Lake Gardens, Kol-45.(near Naba Nalanda School). 4th left turn from Lords Bakery crossing. For details contact Raj Julka-9831063535, Nirmal Mahato-9830456123, Partho Basu-9830204593. |
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Carmel School, Dhanbad wins film fest trophy
Tuesday, 18 November 2008 21:39
Carmel School, Dhanbad won the first Fr McFarland Film Critic Award for best participating school at the third DNS Film Festival and Film Appreciation Workshop. The school had the maximum participation in reveiw competitions held after the screening of each film. The festival began with the screening of the US president elect Barak Obama's victory speech. The first film screening -- Kudha Ke Liye was followed by group discussion on 'Does Media potray the realities of our times?'
Admission opens for DNS, Bhuli
Friday, 12 December 2008 20:44 Jamshedpur Jesuit Society which owns and runs the main De Nobili School at Digwadih and the six other De Nobili Schools across Dhanbad brings to you - De Nobili School, Bhuli. School for Future sponsored by Kusuma Foundation. Situated on the Hirak Road, 8 kilometres from Dhanbad town and 2 kilometres from Bhuli Township on the way to Tetulmari. With state-of-art facilities like library, science labs, ultra-modern computer complex, auditorium, spacious classrooms and playing fields.Face2Face with Fr Sebastian
Kunal Majumder | Tuesday, 21 April 2009 11:31 In an email interview to the Honorary Editor of DeNobili.edu.in, Fr Sebastian Puthenpura, SJ, Principal-designate of De Nobili School, FRI shares his views on issues like teacher-student relationship, approaches to education, internet and role of alumni.
Q: How do you define a teacher-student relationship? A: I would have been much more at ease if you had asked me to describe rather than define a teacher-student relationship because by defining a relationship we are trying to confine it within the limited scope of a few words or sentences. It is much more complex than we would imagine. |
Nobilians Re-Union in Baltimore on May 9
Wednesday, 22 April 2009 11:30 Dear Nobilians,A Nobilians Re-Union will be held in Baltimore on May 9, 2009 at the Cheesecake Factory in downtown Baltimore starting from 12:00 noon. Cheesecake Factory 201 E Pratt St Telephone: (410) 234-3990 Father Hess and the new Principal of De Nobili Digwadih, Father Sebastian Puthenpura will also be joining us for the re-union as our guests of honor. So far we have four Nobilians who have confirmed that they will be coming. They are Abhijit Niamgaonkar, Deven Verma, Debashish Basak and myself. Given the vast distances it is difficult for everyone to make it especially those who are on the west coast. Nevertheless, we look forward to having as many Nobilians as possible for the re-union. If you know of any Nobilians who may not have received this message, please feel free to invite them and forward this email to them. With best wishes, Yours truly, Rajat RSVP: http://monkeyladder.ning.com/events/us-alumni-meet Fr Hess: Rising cost of education
Fr George Hess | Saturday, 11 July 2009 04:39 The cost of everything from rice to writing paper has increased exponentially these days. The cost of education also has increased both for parents and for the teachers who educate their children. De Nobili School is aware of rising costs and it is doing its best both to spare parents and to enable its teachers to meet their expenses. The education delivered by De Nobili is among the best in India and in fact in the world, as it borne out by the success of its alumni here and abroad. The quality of that education is more than the costs to parents. The school is aware of the problems that all face in today's economy, and it is doing its best to avoid adding to problems. Many of the older alumni of De Nobili are in positions of influence and success, due to the efforts of their parents in yester years; and they are now supports to their parents. They do not estimate the efforts parents put into their education as only what was due from them. Equally I suggest that they do not today estimate the pains and expenses of the school as being only what the institution and their teachers were paid for. Alumni can show their gratitude to their school as they show their gratitude to their parents, by helping in the school's current trials and by donations to help the present generation of students. Several have done so in very generous ways. More is needed and can be done. |
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