St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara, Our Founder Our lodestar is Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara (1805-1871), the founder of the CMI, the first indigenous religious congregation in India.
Kuriakose (Cyriac) Chavara was born on 10th February 1805 of pious and devout Catholic parents of the Syro-Malabar Church, at Kainakary, Kerala, India. After his early schooling in the native village and priestly studies under Fr. Thomas Palackal at Pallippuram, he was ordained priest on 29th November 1829. In 1831, co-operating with Fr. Thomas Palackal and Fr. Thomas Porukara, he founded the first indigenous religious..
On September 2nd 2024, the Seminar Hall hosted the first event of the IMPREZA series for the month of September: “Student Exodus – A Boon or Bane for Economic Growth?” This programme addressed the ongoing debate on the impact of student migration on home countries’ economies. The event examined whether the exodus of students in […]
The Independence Day celebration at St. Joseph’s College, Moolamattom was a vibrant event, marked by a strong sense of patriotism and community spirit. The ceremony began at 9 AM with the hoisting of the national flag. The ceremony was attended by students, teachers, and NCC cadets, who proudly gave a salute to the tricolour flag […]
On 23rd July 2024, the Economics Department hosted the programme “Live Analysis and Discussion of the National Budget: Insights for Economic Students.” The event featured a live broadcast of the national budget presentation, followed by expert analysis from faculty members. The analysis covered key budget components, fiscal policies, and their potential impacts on various sectors […]
The vibrant activities of the Economics Association for the year 2024 – 2025 was inaugurated by Dr. Jenny K Alex, Principal Newman College Thodupuzha, on 22/07/2024 Thursday at 02:00 PM, by lighting the lamp. He continued the inaugural ceremony with a motivational talk based on the topic “Utility in Economics”. The ceremony was enriched by […]