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Fr Sebastian Puthenpura SJ will be new Principal of De Nobili School, FRI.

Fr George Fernandes SJ will continue as the Director of De Nobili Schools and will concentrate on the new branch at Bhuli. Fr Sebastian is currently studying in the US. Prior to that he was the Vice Principal of Loyola Jamshedpur.

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    80.1% of Nobilians use internet regulary: A survey

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    Sunday, 28 June 2009 20:00

    Contrary to the popular belief that Nobilains do not have an access to internet due to poor infrastructure in Dhanbad, 80.1 per cent of students studying from Class 6 to 12 use internet regularly. An internet literacy survey, conducted by the editorial team of DeNobili.edu.in led by the student editor Harsh Vaibhav, looked into the internet usage of Nobilains in senior section of the school.

    • In the Plus two section, 88 per cent of the students use internet. Social networking site, Orkut, is popular among 80 per cent of the plus two students. Only 59 per cent of Class 12 students are aware of DeNobili.edu.in, the official website of the school.
    • 88 per cent of the students in Class 8 and 83 per cent of the students in Class 10 are aware about the school website.

    Here are the details of the survey classwise

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    Fr Sebastian takes over

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    Thursday, 11 June 2009 21:09

    On 15th of June, Fr George Fernandes SJ presented, the keys and responsibilities, of the principal's office to Fr Sebastein Puthenpura SJ, in a ceremony marked by speeches by Mr Raymond Perry and Mr Peter Vanhaeften. The ceremony was attended by the whole school, Fr Thana SJ, Mr Chandrashekhar Francis and other teachers.

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    Letter to Fr Hess from a Nobilian

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    Wednesday, 10 June 2009 23:52

    Dear Fr Hess

    I would like to quote here two instances where YOU have made a mark on me, and I vividly remember the episodes.

    One: I must be Standard IX (or probably X). I was the Editor of The Nobilian and The Annual (thanks to Fr H C Bradley). You and I were talking on the subject in the hallway, outside the staff room area. While we were talking, a senior student of St XI passed by, between the two of us. I remember you called him, explained to him it was ill mannered to pass between two people if they are talking. You made him come back, and go around us.

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    23 students get above 90% in ICSE

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    Friday, 22 May 2009 11:40

    Harshit Gupta has topped the ICSE exams with 96.83 per cent. Paritosh Kumar Singh has led the science section in ISC exams with 90.2 per cent and Suraj Agarwalla came first with 95.4 per cent among the commerce students.

    Overall 23 students have an aggregate of 90 per cent and above in ICSE, while there are ten 6 pointers (90 marks in 6 subjects).

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    Fr Principal: Mediocrity vs. excellence

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    Fr George Fernandes, SJ Thursday, 14 May 2009 12:25

    For the last few weeks De Nobili Schools have been making headlines for all the wrong reasons or so it was made to appear in the media. Besides the hooliganism by a section of parents and a few politically motivated groups, who went to the extent of locking up the entrance gates of some of our schools, the electronic and the print media cast a slur on themselves by poisoning the minds of the public with clearly maneuvered stories and in the process projected the schools as exploiters and wrong doers. Why not? Why should the schools have hiked the fees? It seems that we for long have been providing ‘cheap' education, leading towards mediocrity than excellence. Why then was this sudden change? It might give a wrong notion to the people, who would want to believe that we have limited ourselves to a privileged few, who can cope with the high cost of education.

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