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Loyola College (Autonomous) Chennai – 600 034. Resource Centre for Differently Abled (RCDA) & Model Resource Centre of Disability Services (MRCDS) Interaction Session with Scribes (Sathya Sai Organization) Date: 10/03/2016 Venue: LS Auditorium Time: 11.30 am to 1.00 pm The programme was organized by the Sathya Sai Organization in collaboration with RCDA. Around 150 devotees from Sathya Sai organization participated. The session began with a prayer song by visually challenged students of our College. Welcome address was given by Mrs. Geetha Krishnan from Sathya Sai Organization. Mrs. Caroline from Little Flower convent and Prof. Pearline Paulraj thanked the devotees and shared their views on scribing done by the volunteers. They requested the scribes to write what was dictated by the students during examination and to avoid writing on their own. The programme concluded by 1.00 pm with national anthem. A grand lunch was arranged by the Principal for the participants in Jubilee mess. Prayer Song

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Page 1: Loyola College (Autonomous)loyolacollege.edu/rcda/Reports/InteractionSessionWithScribes.pdf · The programme was organized by the Sathya Sai Organization in collaboration with RCDA

Loyola College (Autonomous)Chennai – 600 034.

Resource Centre for Differently Abled (RCDA) &Model Resource Centre of Disability Services (MRCDS)

Interaction Session with Scribes (Sathya Sai Organization)

Date: 10/03/2016 Venue: LS Auditorium Time: 11.30 am to 1.00 pm

The programme was organized by the Sathya Sai Organization in collaboration withRCDA. Around 150 devotees from Sathya Sai organization participated. The sessionbegan with a prayer song by visually challenged students of our College. Welcomeaddress was given by Mrs. Geetha Krishnan from Sathya Sai Organization. Mrs.Caroline from Little Flower convent and Prof. Pearline Paulraj thanked the devoteesand shared their views on scribing done by the volunteers. They requested the scribesto write what was dictated by the students during examination and to avoid writing ontheir own. The programme concluded by 1.00 pm with national anthem. A grand lunchwas arranged by the Principal for the participants in Jubilee mess.

Prayer Song