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Graduation day


   On the 5th of September 2020, Graduates of the Regional Maritime University ended their journey in this great institution. They completed in an era muddy times has bought about valuable skill and experience, that is RESILIENT and PERSISTENT.





Dear,
Distinguished guest,
ladies, and gentlemen,
                                Welcome! We both former cadets and non-cadet!Salut! You ye whose will is and only will to serve the cause... Today is a new beginning for us. We have paved the way for our successors. Thus achieving our ultimate goal. We are glad, that we are leaving this institution in the right hands. After a long, fantastic, and heroic time on our stone ship. Although like any good family, we have our ups and downs which lighten each and every one of us on our own-self. In it, We learn the ability to share, the ability to communicate, the ability to refuse bribe and accept faults, the ability to understand someone's pain and guilt, most of all the ability to work as one. Yeah! It was a long ride and this is what, we leave for the next and the next and the next generations..... “DON'T BE AFRAID, WE, YOUR ELDER HAD GONE THROUGH AND HAD SURVIVED BOTH THE WEAK AND THE STRONG. WE DID IT TOGETHER AS A TEAM FOCUSING ON THE END RESULT  ( TO NEVER GIVE UP ). SO I TELL ON TO YE WHO COMES NEXT, YE WHO WILL BE MY BROTHER!!! ( IT'S YOUR TURN )”.


LONG LEAVE THE CADETS,

LONG LEAVE THE SEAFARER,

LONG LEAVE THE ADVENTURES OF THE SEA.





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