Upcoming Events | Alumni are requested to send in their entries for the ANNUAL MAGAZINE of the school. You can write on a range of topics including your experience as a student, your work, any interesting incidence, you advise to present students etc. We look forward to many interesting articles. You may send your entries at editor@denobili.edu.in as soon as possible.
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Rajat Bhatia | Thursday, 04 March 2010 11:01
This is something that all Nobilians can be justifiably proud of. Sanjiv Ranjan Ojha was my classmate at De Nobili School from 1975 to 1980 (ICSE) and we sat next to each other.
Fr Hess' application for extension of visa rejectedTuesday, 16 February 2010 14:47 This morning I have had unsettling news. My application for extension of my residential visa after December 10, 2009 has been rejected with instructions to apply once more within the terms of my new entry visa which is valid until May 12, 2010. It is frustrating after more than 57 years spent in India that a seemingly unhelpful reply is received. And, I had tried more than once to institute an application for Indian citizenship. It was through Nobilians Feroze Ahmed and Jawed Ashraf that I was able to get a new visa to come back to India. I welcome help. It may come from unexpected sources. I trust in the Lord, Fr Hess geohess[at]gmail.com Mumbai Alumni get together on Feb 27Wednesday, 10 February 2010 09:45 Mumbai Chapter of DNS Alumni is planning its next get together on February 27. The venue is to be finalised by this weekend. All Nobilians are welcome to be a part of it. Send your queries and confirmation to Siddharth Matalia at siddharth.matalia[at]gmail.com |
Harsh Vaibhav is the Nobilian of the YearMonday, 01 February 2010 12:39 Harsh Vaibhav was adjudged Nobilian of the Year at the Graduation Nite on January 30. One hundred and eleven of 10thers went through this solemn ceremony. Harsh is also the student editor of the DNS website Fr Principal's address to 10thersMonday, 01 February 2010 11:10 One day a young mother met Aristotle with this question, "When should I begin training my child?" "How old is your child?" asked Aristotle. "Why, he is five years old", answered the mother. "Hurry home", cried Aristotle, "You are five years late already." Well, dear parents, you entrusted these young men when they were just five years old, and you dear students, some of you may remember that first day when you walked into the portals of this school, some crying, some laughing and brimming with excitement, some confused, some bewildered, and some of you may not even remember that day. After almost 11 years of journey that I am sure all of you will cherish throughout your life, you have |