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NECCOD Continues to engage it Member through Online Activities
Current Updates | NE Brief | NECARF Rep | 14-Oct-2020
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In an effort to continue engaging its members with online activities during the Covid-19 Lockdown, the North East Catholic Community, Delhi (NECCOD), conducted a Bible quiz, Painting and Essay writing competitions, which received massive response from the members. In the Bible quiz competition, the first position was bagged by Mr. Ngaopuo Masouhrii Lawrence, while Ms. Roziine Ngaopuo was adjudged second position. Similarly, in the Painting competition on the Theme “love of God”, Mr. RS Zhouveikho Xavier was declared the winner, and the second position went to RS. Zhaipuh Abraham. In the Essay writing competition on the Topic “Online Education: Bone or Bane”, the Essays of Ms. Anzela Mate and Mr. Sochihan Khansu, were declared 1st and 2nd positions respectively.
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