The Hindu : Karnataka / Bangalore News : A get-together for Bosco family

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Karnataka

Karnataka - Bangalore

A get-together for Bosco family

Staff Reporter

`Talent of marginalised children should be nurtured'

ENTHUSIASTIC: At the 14th Don Bosco Inter-Agency Cultural Fest in Bangalore.

BANGALORE: Filled with enthusiasm and joy, a large group of children, BOSCO family members and sponsors gathered recently for the 14th Don Bosco Inter-Agency Cultural Fest for street and working children of various organisations of Bangalore forum.

The venue was the Bosco Mane Grounds in Chamarajpet. About 400 children from 11 non-governmental organisations participated in the event. The children enthralled the audience with their tableau, dance, fancy dress and group songs. Inaugurating the event, president of the South Western Railway Women's Welfare Organisation, Sunitha Mangal, highlighted the mission of Bosco. Anwar Hussein from the South Western Railway said the talent of marginalised children should be nurtured, and they should be provided with critical life skills.

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