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Diocese of Bombay Name & Address of Priest Name of Parish/Congregation & Address 38. Rev. Fr. Raji Raju Varghese Kalina Lovely Home Chs. Ltd. 102 Church Road, St. Baselios Orthodox Syrian Church, Kalina, Santacruz East, Mumbai – 400 029. 193, Kalina Village, Kalina, Santacruz (E) Mumbai ������ : +91 99307 32262 ������ : [email protected] Malad (Asst. Vicar) 39. Rev. Fr. Rony John St. Thomas Orthodox Valiyapally Chincholi Phatak, Malad (W), 703-Daze Apartments, Pawan Baug Road, Mumbai – 400 064. Chincholi Phatak, Malad (W), Mumbai – 400 064. Panvel ������ : +91 97699 43640 / 83908 32496 St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church, ������ : [email protected] Akurli, Panvel-Matheran Road, Panvel, Navi Mumbai – 410 206. 40. Rev. Fr. Sajeev K. Varghese Valsad Tarapur St. Gregorios Orthodox Church, Akurli Panvel Matheran Road, Between Mar Gregorios Orthodox Church Kakanjniwadi & St. Thomas English School, Akurli, New Panvel – 410 206. Vejalpore, Ramnagar, Dhamdachi, Valsad ������ : +91 84692 24204 St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : [email protected] Sakinaka 41. Rev. Fr. Sam Oommen St. George Orthodox Syrian Church St. Mary’s English School, St. George Nagar, Kherani Road, Vejalpur, Dhamdachi, Valsad. Near Gurudhwara,A.B. Compound, Sakinaka, Mumbai – 400 072. ������ : +91 77093 85088 ������ : [email protected] Mulund 42. Rev. Fr. Santhosh Varghese St. George Orthodox Syrian Church, Model Town, L B S Marg, 2/253, Chiman Nivas, Opp. Premire High School, Sion East, Mumbai – 400 022 Mulund (W), Mumbai – 400 080. ������ : 022 24080556 Thane ������ : +91 98691 25758 / 93262 14089 ������ : [email protected] St. Stephen’s Orthodox Syrian Church Near to R mall, Ghodbunder Service Road, 43. Rev. Fr. Shaji Chacko Lawkim, Thane. Pleasant Park, Flat No. 106 ������ : [email protected] Yogi Hills, Off Balrajeshwar Road Mulund (W), Mumbai – 400 080. Chinchwad ������ : +91 90045 19433 St. George Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : [email protected] Page 68 of 107 44. Rev. Fr. Sherin Thomas St. Stephen’s Orthodox Syrian Church Near to R Mall, Ghodbunder Service Road, Lawkim, Thane. ������ : +91 84216 54833 / 94007 31246 ������ : [email protected] 45. Rev. Fr. Skaria Thomas (Sibi) Sonigara Classic House. Soc C-7, Opp. Trinity High School, Ekta Nagar, Akurdi, Pune – 411 035. ������ : +91 9637 512436 ������ : [email protected] ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22

Name & Address of Priest Diocese of Bombay 46. Rev. Fr. T. U. Thomas Name of Parish/Congregation & Address St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church, Pune 74-A, B T Kawade Road, Ghorpuri, Pune – 411 001. St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church, 74-A, B T Kawade Road, Ghorpuri, ������: +91 73838 10983 / 96897 69260 Pune – 411 001. ������ : [email protected] ������ : 020 26810072 47. Rev. Fr. Thomas Chacko (Rijo) Nallasopara Flat No. 402, 5/A Wing, Lord Shiva Paradise, Kalyan (W), Near Chotta Mashogha Maidan, St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church. Kalyan – 421 301. Vashi ������ : +91 98193 91904 ������ : [email protected] St. Thomas Orthodox Syrian Church Orthodox Church Centre, Sector 10-A, 48. Rev. Fr. Thomas K. Chacko (Manoj) Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 703. Orthodox Church Centre Andheri Dr. Mar Theophilus Marg, Sector 10A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400 703. St. John’s Orthodox Syrian Church, Near Pidilite, Kondivita, Andheri (E), ������ : 022 27801427 Mumbai – 400 059. ������ : +91 98928 99596 ������ : [email protected] Doha 49. Rev. Fr. Tomy George Myalil Orthodox Syrian Church, IDCC Complex, Post Box No. 17318, St. John’s Orthodox Syrian Church, Doha, Qatar. Near Pidilite, Kondivita, Andheri (E), Mumbai - 400 059. Dehu Road ������ : +91 77098 67706 St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : [email protected] Near Old Samson Quarters, Shitla Nagar, Mamurdi, Dehu Road, Pune – 412 101. 50. Rev. Fr. Thomas Philipose Borivili Orthodox Syrian Church, IDCC Complex, Post Box No. 17318, St. George Orthodox Syrian Church, Doha, Qatar. Y R Tawade Marg, River Side, Mhatre Wadi, Dahisar (W), Mumbai – 400 068. ������ : [email protected] ������ : 2895 5566 51. Rev. Fr. Thomaskutty C Kalamboli St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church St. George Orthodox Syrian Church, Near Old Samson Quarters, Shitla Nagar, Kalamboli. Mamurdi, Dehu Road, Pune – 412 101. Page 69 of 107 ������ : +91 82899 87117 / 98473 27117 ������ : [email protected] . 52. Rev. Fr. Thomaskutty P. N. C 603, Vini Garden, Building No. 1, Mandapeshwar, Dahisar West – 400 103. ������ : +91 95947 38944 ������ : [email protected] 53. Rev. Fr. Varghese Yohannan B-1405 National Harmony, Sector 15, Plot 5, Opp. Pillais Hostel, Near Panvel Railway Station, New Panvel East – 410 206. ������ : +91 99694 96900 / 81086 37025 ������ : [email protected] [email protected] ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22

Diocese of Bombay Priest on Deputation Rev. Fr. Aswin Fernandis Catholicate Place, Devalokam, Kottayam ������ :+91 94960 21530 Priest on Leave - Brussels, Belgium Rev. Fr. Aashu Alexander (Study Leave) Deacons Rev. Dn. Johnson Philipose Rev. Dn. Wilson Abraham Rev. Dn. Jerin P. John ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 70 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Retired Priests 1. Very Rev. Fr. P M Mathew Cor-Episcopa 2. Rev. Fr. Mathew Mathew G-2, Chitrakut Society, Akola, 15, Bhise Chambers, Aundh Road Baroda – 390 020 Khadki, Pune – 411 828. ������ : 0265 2341306 ������ : +91 98907 29863 ������ : +91 94263 52467 4. Rev. Fr. T. E. Isaac 3. Very Rev. Fr. C V Kuriakose Cor-Episcopa 304 National Presita, South Janta Road, Palarivattam, Cochin – 682 025. C-2/19, Pleasant Park, Sholapur Road, Pune 411 013. ������ : +91 94966 83844 ������ : 022 26816446 ������ : [email protected] 5. Very Rev. Koshy Plammoottil Cor-Episcopa 6. Very Rev. Thomas Kurian Cor-Episcopa C/402, Silver Bell C.H.S., Near Aastha Flat No. 95/96, Bldg. No. 10, Kamdhenu, Hospital, Off LBS Marg, Mulund (W) – 400 Hari Om Nagar, Mulund (E), 082. Mumbai – 400 081. ������ : 022 25671967 ������ : +91 98205 45352 ������ : +91 99202 16169 / 98331 12993 ������ : [email protected] ������ : [email protected] 8. Very Rev. Zachariah Cor-Episcopa 7. Very Rev. Yaunan Mulammoottil Cor-Episcopa B 404, Aishwaryam C.H.S, 2-D/303, Powai Vihar, Powai, Near Kandobha Mandir Mumbai – 400 076. Chinchwad (E) – 411 019. ������ : 25700760 ������ : +91 8237814968 ������ : +91 98691 91693 ������:[email protected] ������ : [email protected] 10. Very Rev. N. S. Varghese Cor-Episcopa 9. Rev. Fr. Thomas Varghese 102 & 103, Sun Residency, Plot No. 65-66, A-102, Sicily Park CHS Ltd., Sector 12-B, Sector 10-A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400 703. Plot No. 54, Koperkhairane, Navi Mumbai – 400 709. ������ : +91 98192 25351 ������ : [email protected] ������ : 022 27541699 ������ : +91 98208 51959 12. Rev. Fr. Benjamin Stephen ������ : [email protected] Orthodox Church Centre Dr. Mar Theophilus Marg, Sector 10A, 11. Rev. Fr. Koshy Alex Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400 703. A4-403, Runwal Garden City, Near High Land, Balcum, Thane (W) ������ : +91 96197 36937. ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 93240 90598 ������ : [email protected] ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 71 of 107

Diocese of Bombay CHURCH DIGNITARIES AND THEIR OFFICES CATHOLICOS AND MALANKARA METROPOLITAN H. H. Baselius Mar Thoma Mathews III B’day : Feb 12, 1949 Catholicate Palace, Devalokam, Kottayam – 686 038. ������ : 0481 2570569 ������ : [email protected] ������ : 0481 2578500 / 2574323 ������ : +91 94471 80074 METROPOLITANS H. G. Dr. Thomas Mar Athanasius Kandanad East DOB : 28th June, 1952 Bishop’s House, Cathedral Road, Moovattupuzha - 686 661. ������ : 0485-2833401 / 2832401 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94470 83340 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Meletius Thrissur DOB : 4th July, 1954 Gedseemon, Mannuthy, Thrissur. ������ : [email protected] ������ : 0487 2371039 / 2371748 [email protected] ������ : +91 94470 37174 H. G. Kuriakose Mar Clemis Thumpamon DOB : 26th July, 1936 Basil Aramana, Pathanamthitta ������: : [email protected] ������ : 0468 2222243 / 2325942 ������ : +91 94956 94429 H. G. Zachariah Mar Anthonios Kollam DOB : 19th July, 1946 Bishop’s House, Cross Junction, Kollam – 691 001. ������ : 0474 2743535 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94968 52535 H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos Bombay DOB : 7th Oct., 1949 Dr. Mar Theophilus Marg, Sector 10A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703. ������ : 022 27801427 ������ : [email protected] ������ : 022 27650876 ������ : +91 98203 33379 z. Kochi DOB : 15th Aug., 1949 H. G. Dr. Yakoob Mar Iraneus Zion Seminary, Koratty East P.O., Chirangara, Chalakkudy - 680 308. ������ : 0480 2734818 ������ : marirenaios @yahoo.co.in ������ : +91 94957 03344 ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 72 of 107

Diocese of Bombay H. G. Zachariah Mar Nicholovos North East America DOB : 13th, Aug., 1959 Indian Orthodox Church Centre, 2158 Route 106, Muttontown, N.Y. 11791. ������ : 001718 470 9844 ������ : [email protected], ������ : +91 98470 68761 neamericandiocese.org H. G. Dr. Gabriel Mar Gregorios Thiruvanathapuram DOB : 10th Feb., 1948 Orthodox Church Centre, Ulloor, Medical College P.0, Thiruvananthapuram – 695 011. ������ : 0471 2552509 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94471 66857 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Chrisostomos Niranam DOB : 7th Jan., 1955 Bethany Aramana, Thiruvalla - 689 101. ������ : 0469 2701357 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94474 57547 / 94470 45543 H. G. Yuhanon Mar Policarpos Ankamaly DOB : 30th Mar., 1955 Thrikkunnathu Seminary, P. B. No. 61, Aluva-683101. ������ : 0484 2622339 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94474 75544 H. G. Mathews Mar Theodosius DOB : 15th June, 1956 ������ : +91 70254 64677 ������ : [email protected] H. G. Dr. Joseph Mar Dionysius Calcutta DOB : 15th June, 1956 St. Thomas Ashram, Kailash Nagar, Bhilai, Durg Dist., Chattisgarh – 490 001. ������ : 0788 2286882 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94255 53147 H. G. Abraham Mar Epiphanios Sultan Bathery DOB : 17th Sept., 1960 Nirmalagiri Aramana, Poomala P.O., Sulthan Bathery, Wayanadu – 673 592. ������ : 04936 220969 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94479 08814 H. G. Dr. Mathews Mar Thimothios UK-Europe-Africa & DOB : 3rd May, 1963 Asst. to Chengannur Malankara House, 35 Hennman Close, Swindon, SN 254ZW, UK. Menora Orthodox Centre, Venmony P.0, Chengannur. ������ : 00447541814466 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94477 18511 ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 73 of 107

Diocese of Bombay H. G. Alexios Mar Eusebius Mavelikkara DOB : 25th May, 1964 Theo Bhavan, Thazhakara P.0, Mavelikara - 690 102. ������ : +91 85470 58607 ������ : [email protected], H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Dioscorus Chennai & DOB : 8th April, 1965 Asst. to Kottayam Bishop’s House, 4/51, Rajeshwari St, Mehta Nagar, Chennai – 600 029. ������ : 044 6453128/29 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 97910 20730 / 94474 64090 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Demetrius Delhi DOB : 18th Dec., 1952 House No. 70, Godawari Apartment, Gate No.3, Alaknanda, New Delhi – 110 019. ������ : 011-26028975 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 9447 147282 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Thevodoros Kottarakkara - Punalur DOB : 10th Feb., 1953 Kottapuram Seminary, Pulamon P.O., Kottarakkara. ������ : +91 94474 71408 ������ : [email protected] H. G. Yakoob Mar Elias Brahmavar DOB : 24th Feb., 1953 Door No. 3E9/746-3, Vivekananda , 2nd Cross Road, Paduva Village, Nanthoor, Mangalore – 575 005. ������ : 0824 2013157 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94835 30018 H. G. Dr. Joshua Mar Nicodimos Nilackal & DOB : 8th Oct., 1962 Asst. to Idukki Nilackal Orthodox Diocesan Centre, St. Thomas Aramana, Pazhavangadi P.O., Ranni, Pathanamthitta - 689 673. ������ : +91 94466 00671 ������ : [email protected] H. G. Dr. Zacharias Mar Aprem Adoor-Kadampanad & DOB : 11th Mar., 1966 Asst. to South West America Sreyas Aramana, Mar Epiphanios Centre, Kannamcode, Adoor. Pathanamthitta (Dt.), Kerala – 691 523. ������ : 04734 227117 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94471 84303 [email protected] ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 74 of 107

Diocese of Bombay H. G. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Yulios Ahmedabad & DOB : 17th May, 1967 Asst. to Kunnamkulam St. Mary’s School Campus, Naroda –Nicol Road, Ahmedabad – 382 330. ������ : 079 25355456 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94473 83931 H. G. Dr. Abraham Mar Seraphim Bangalore & DOB : 28th Dec., 1969 Asst. To Malabar Bishops House No.1, Malankara Veedhi, Behind Sharma Farm House, Doddagubi, Bangalore – 560 077. ������ : +91 96113 53977 / 94479 63528 / ������ : [email protected], 94835 40234 metropolitan @ bangaloreorthodoxdiocese.org ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 75 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Congratulations to the Newly Consecrated Metropolitans H. G. Abraham Mar Stephanos H. G. Thomas Mar Ivanios DOB : 15th Aug, 1969 DOB : 13-Dec-1969 ������ : +91 98467 67680 ������ : +91 95118 42199 H. G. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Theophilos H. G. Geevarghese Mar Philexinos DOB : 08-Aug-1971 DOB : 30-May-1972 ������ : +91 94965 91151 ������ : +91 70251 68747 ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 76 of 107

Diocese of Bombay H. G. Geevarghese Mar Pachomios H. G. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Barnabas DOB : 06-Mar-1973 DOB : 10-Apr-1973 ������ : +91 99619 32356 ������ : +91 94959 12473 H. G. Zachariah Mar Severios Page 77 of 107 DOB : 19-Aug-1978 ������ : +91 94959 62966 ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22

Diocese of Bombay MALANKARA SYRIAN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1. Malankara Metropolitan : H. H. Baselius Mar Thoma Mathews III 2. Priest Trustee : Rev. Fr. Dr. Thomas Varghese Amayil 3. Lay Trustee Amayil Abees Cottage, Keecherimel, Chengannur, Kerala, India. 4. Association Secretary Phone: 94962 31833 (Mob), Email : [email protected] : Mr. Ronny Varghese Abraham Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church, Catholicate Aramana, Devalokam, Kottayam – 686 038, Kerala, India. : Adv. Biju Oommen Muringasseril, Eraviperoor P. O,Thiruvalla, Pathanamthitta - 689 542, Kerala, India. Phone : 0469 2668840, 9447595550 (Mob), Email : [email protected] SEMINARIES 1. Orthodox Theological Seminary Pazhaya Seminary Rd, Chungam, Kottayam, Kerala – 686 001. ������ : 0481 2566526/2568083/2302571 ������ : [email protected] Principal : Rev. Fr. Dr. Reji Mathew 2. St. Thomas Orthodox Theological Seminary Ubali Road, Brahmani P. O., Kalmeshwar, Nagpur, Maharashtra – 441 501. ������ : +91 86058 69697 ������ : [email protected] Principal : Rev. Fr. Dr. Jossi Jacob ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 78 of 107

Diocese of Bombay The Malankara orthodox church council of Bombay (M.O.C.C.B.) President: H G Geevarghese Mar Coorilos, Metropolitan Secretary: Rev. Fr. Thomas K Chacko MEMBERS Name Place Telephone Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph Vashi 98331 76567 Rev. Fr. Santhosh Varghese Sakinaka 98691 25758 Rev. Fr. Shaji Chacko Bahrain 90045 19433 Mr. A. G. Babu Thane 98192 27370 Mr. Joseph Abraham Kirkee 98222 52760 Mr. Sajeev P. Rajan Vasai 97021 12299 Mr. Thomas Philip Kalyan 98203 23343 Dr. C. J. Samuel Pune 94223 08953 Dr. Peter Philip Mumbai 98201 75372 Mr. K. Thomas Vashi 98210 32645 Mr. K. A. Thomas Sanpada 99870 24783 Mr. M. T. Kochukunju Powai 98210 48935 Mr. R. T. Thomas Andheri (W) 90046 91512 EDUCATION BOARD H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos President 98203 33379 Rev. Fr. Thomas K Chacko Diocesan Secretary 98928 99596 Dr. C. J. Samuel, Pune Director/Secretary 94223 08953 Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph 98331 76567 Mr. Abraham Easo CEO 98332 26959 Dy. CEO Dr. Peter Philip 98201 75372 Dr. Sunny Pariyaram Member 98200 31244 Mr. Alex Varghese Member 96197 32229 Mr. Chacko Samuel Member 99740 91508 Mr. Daniel Binu Varghese Member 95003 11222 Mr. George Joseph Member 98901 37237 Mr. Jacob Varghese Member 98200 55694 Mr. John Mathai Member 98201 56257 Mr. K. A. Thomas Member 99870 24783 Mr. K. Thomas Member 98210 32645 Mr. M. C. Sunny Member 98200 25461 Mr. M. T. Kouchukunj, Powai Member 98210 48935 Mr. P. J. Chandy Member 98200 97616 Mr. R. T. Thomas Member 90046 91512 Mr. Santhosh Mathai Member 99875 23735 Member ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 79 of 107

Diocese of Bombay ACTIVITY REPORT 2021-22 (MOCCB – EDUCATION BAORD) From the year 2002 all the educational institutions were placed by the MOCCB with the newly established education Board, essentially with a view to aid and advise MOCCB with regards to the institutions under MOCCB. Education Board monitor the activities curricular, co- curricular and extra-curricular activities and supervise the infrastructure in the institutions. Chronologically the institutions are : 1) St. Thomas High School, Kalyan. 2) St. Mary’s Multipurpose School & Junior College, Vashi. 3) St. Mary’s English High School, Valsad. 4) St. Mary’s ICSE School, Kopar Khairane. 5) St. Mary’s JNP School, JNPT Township. 6) Dr. Mar Theophilus School, Pune. 7) St. Mary’s Tejaswani School, Vashi. 8) St. Mary’s Public School, Khopoli. 9) St. Mary’s School, Dhule. The activities, the progress made in all the facets and achievements of each school are compiled and enlisted below 1) St. Thomas High School, Kalyan (W). As per the Government, Offline classes for IX and X started on October 4th almost after 2 years of pandemic. Step by step offline classes were started for students of Std V to VIII. The Teachers welcomed the children by showering flowers and drawing Rangoli. Hybrid classes were conducted initially and finally from the month of November 2021 offline classes began in full swing. We were the first school in the city of Kalyan to start offline classes with almost full attendance. Even offline exams were conducted for VIII, IX and X successfully. SSC RESULTS The school produced excellent results for Class X for the academic year 2021-22. One hundred and twenty-one students appeared for the examination and this year too we secured hundred percent results. Miss Krutika Nilesh Misal and Master Harsh Kamlesh Kundnani are the toppers in the batch with 94.20%. Seventeen Students secured distinction with above 90% marks. 68 Students secured distinction, 29 students secured first class and 7 students with second class. Hearty congratulations to all students. Counselling session: It was noted that two years of complete lockdown had seriously affected the mental health of children, making them lethargic, depressed, moody and unenthusiastic. It had adversely affected their academic performance too. With a view to bring back the smile on their faces and laughter in their eyes, the Principal arranged counselling sessions by eminent counsellor Dr. Fabien Almeda. This greatly benefited the students particularly of Std X, to ease out their academic stress, coping with examination pressure. Dr. Priyanka D. also took counselling sessions for students of Std. IX. Intra Mural competitions: Opportunity and platform to explore the students innate abilities through various Intra Mural competitions were held. Handwriting competition, drawing competition, Talent Hunt, ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 80 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Mehendi, Rangoli, Clay modelling, Life skills, Singing, Dance, Elocution, Inter House Quiz, Essay Writing, Spell Bee for primary section etc. We look forward with a sense of gratitude and hope for greater growth and progress. In the end I would like to conclude with the lines. ‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep but I have miles to go before I sleep’. 2) St. Mary’s Multipurpose High School & Junior. College, Vashi. School reopened for students on June 14, 2021, Orientation meeting for parents was held on June 19, 2021. Online – learning continues : Virtual classes continued using the Microsoft Teams platform as the pandemic showed no signs of receding. The school had a total of 6760 students with 197 staff members. Training and Webinars : Training sessions were conducted online from time to time for teachers by Microsoft teams. Immunity Booster – seminar was conducted for teachers by NMMC hospital. Scholastic Achievements 2021-22 HSC Science : 96.87% Commerce : 99.33% : 257 : 150 Overall Results : 256 Overall Results : 150 No. of Students Registered : 20 No. of Students Registered : 43 No. of Students Appeared : 86 No. of Students Appeared : 78 Distinction : 134 Distinction : 28 First Class :8 First Class Second Class Second Class 90.33% Pass Class 88.38% 90.33% 83.83% Toppers 89.50% Toppers 83.69% 1. Chandat Rishika Ranchod 89.50% 1. Bonde Nikhil Motiram 89.33% 2. Mhatre Nilesh Nitin Joiser Nidhi Nilesh 3. Vishwakarma Ayush 2. Dikole yashraj Sandeep Kumar Suresh Jagtap Raksha Shivaji 3. Mahalakshmi Masanam M. SSC 97.40% 96.60% Toppers 96.40% 1. Shaikh Nafisha Ahmed 2. Bhandary Jashwitha Jayasheel 3. Howale Bhoomi Rajendra Programmes Conducted During the Year 2021 – 2022. The following important days are celebrated in the school: a) World Environment Day e) Teacher’s Day b) Yoga Day – Students prepared their f) Founder’s Day own videos and uploaded the same g) Cleanliness Day using the link provided by NMMC. h) Gandhi Jayanthi c) World Ozone Day i) Christmas ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 81 of 107

Diocese of Bombay d) Independence Day & Republic Day j) Hindi Divas Prevention is better than cure: Mask making activity was conducted by Primary Section Students participated in several programmes and competitions like Bharat ko Jaano’ Quiz Competition, Essay competition organized by ISWA for celebrating science Day, Hindi Poem Recitation Competition, World Ozone Day. Chetna Foundation organised an online session for children to cope with the online stress level. Enthusia’ – Virtual School Fest was held on 7th & 8th October for Primary Section and December 16th & 17th for Secondary & Jr. College, 2021. Online programmes were organised to celebrate the Marathi Divas. Junior College :  Cultural committee had conducted online singing and art competitions for standard 12 students.  T-star Lokmat along with Topper had conducted online Aptitude test for the students of 12th Standard.  Cultural committee had conducted online dance competition and elocution for the students of 12th standard.  Zeal Inter Collegiate Quiz Competition was conducted at SIES Jr. College, Nerul in which students of 11th & 12th standard were participated. ECO – CLUB Many activities were conducted during the academic year 2021-2022 in Eco – Club.  Study of an eco-restored place – Students were asked to visit a place near their locality and to find out how the place was eco- restored, how it helped in boosting the diversity of nature.  Tree Mapping – Students had to choose 5 trees in their locality and tag their GPS location and the characteristics of the tree.  Making of Bio enzyme – natural cleansers were made by the students. Primary Section  Different subject-based activities, standard wise cultural programmes were also conducted virtually. Festival related activities were done during the Activity periods. Pre-Primary Section  Different Online Activities and Games were conducted.  Colour Activities & Clay Activities, Origami Activities, walking in the Line  Several games like Bow limp game, Guessing game with Numbers and Alphabets, Games related to concepts, Bucket race, Button up the Shirts, Throw the Ball in the Bucket game etc. were conducted. Recitation and Story Narration competition were also conducted Vaccination Drive : Students were vaccinated by NMMC from time to time. This included the age group of 15 - 17 (COVAXIN) 3) St. Mary’s English High School, Valsad. Academic Year 2021-22 started on the corona note. Educational Institutions had lockdown since 19th March, 2020. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 82 of 107

Diocese of Bombay As per Gujarat Government’s Guidelines, online classes commenced from June 2021. Regular tests were taken and assessment were conducted and the answer sheets were collected manually and checked in school by the teacher. ‘DIKSHA’ Teacher’s training was conducted online by Gujarat Govt with monthly courses and certification on the completion of each course (12 courses). Std X and XII offline classes started in the month of August following covid protocols and Guidelines. Subsequently, Std IX and XI commerce also were started in September. Mr Nagesh R Tripathi was appointed as new principal of the school and took charge on 3rd September, 2021. A few teachers resigned from the school and some joined during the year. Teacher’s Day was celebrated on 04th September 2021. Offline exams were conducted in the month of October by DEO’s Dept for class IX to XII and school exams for other classes. Activities and competitions were arranged in October after the exams were over. Diwali vacation started from 1st November to 21st November. On 12th November NAS exam for class X was conducted in which the students actively participated. At the onset of the second semester more focus was laid on to build and develop the reading and learning skills of the students. On January 5th 2022, first dose of Vaccine for students of Class X to XII were given January 2022 again saw a lock down for class VI to VIII. It was like a dream to see students of Nursery to class VIII attending school with proper Corona protocols. In February second dose was given to the class X to XII. Preliminary exams for Std X to XII and second term for class IX and XI were also held offline in February 2022. School was also selected as a centre for Govt exams. Tr Lalita and school kabaddi team participated in Khel Mahakhumbh and were runner’s up. On March 28th 2022, Std X and XII board exams started and school was chosen as a centre for few exams. Annual exam for all classes were conducted in April, 2022. School Fire and safety work started at the end of April. Gujcet entrance exam was also conducted in school. Results were declared in May. Class X and XII results were declared on June 6th and 4th respectively. Class X had 90% and Class XII had 100% pass result. Class X Mishra Shraddha secured first rank with 95.57% (percentile) and Class XII Patel Seha N secured first rank with 89.66% (percentile). 4) St. Mary’s ICSE School, Koperkhairne. Year of establishment : 2001 : 104 Strength of Students : 1905 Staff Strength 1. Online Classes Through Microsoft Teams  Academic year commenced on 12th April, 2021 for grades I to X & XII and 7th June, 2021 for grade XI  Online classes continued for all grades in view of the continuing pandemic.  Notes, videos, PPT were uploaded on ERP and sent to the parents on weekly basis. 2. Academic Activities & Celebrations  Activities and competitions were conducted to enhance the learning process for all the grades. All these were uploaded on Facebook also.  Some of the activities like drawing and painting, zumba session, paint a poem, clay sculpting, fireless cooking, wonders of science, origami, quiz, poetry recitation, declamation, monologue, dance competition, Hindi samvaad lekhan, fancy dress, best out of waste, diya painting etc. were conducted through Microsoft teams.  Students were awarded e-certificates to motivate and appreciate their work. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 83 of 107

Diocese of Bombay  Science practical, Viva voce, Projects and SUPW were part of the secondary and ISC curriculum.  Many events like summer party, pyjama party, International Yoga Day, Independence Day, Grandparents’ Day, Teachers’ Day, Meet and Greet Day, Diwali party, Dandiya & Garba, Children’ Day, Christmas party, Graduation Day etc. were also celebrated through virtual media. Farewell party for grades X & XII students were conducted in school. 3. Exam Details  First Assessment, second assessment, were conducted for all grades I to X & XII during July and December respectively. For grade XI it was conducted in September & December.  First & second Preliminary Semester Examination were conducted for grades X & XII in October 2021 and February 2022 respectively  First Semester Board Examination for grades X & XII were conducted in school between Monday 22nd November to Monday, 20th December.  Final Examination for grades I to XI was conducted between Wednesday, 2nd March to Tuesday, 14th March.  Second Semester Board Examination for grades X & XII were conducted in school between Tuesday 26th April to Wednesday, 8th June. 4. Results The school produced excellent results for the year. Details given below: School Results for ICSE 2021 – 2022. No. of Students Appeared Passed 122 122 Position Percentage Students Score No. of Category Students 1st Rank 99.20% 2nd Rank 98.60% Above 90% 64 3rd Rank 98.40% 80 – 89.9% 38 3rd Rank 98.40% 70 – 79.9% 16 60 – 69.9% 04 School Results for ISC 2021 – 2022. No. of Students Appeared Passed 39 39 Students Score No. of Science Stream Category Students Position Percentage Above 90% 64 80 – 89.9% 38 1st Rank 97.50% 70 – 79.9% 16 2nd Rank 96.00% 60 – 69.9% 04 3rd Rank 94.75% ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 84 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Commerce Stream Humanities Stream Position Percentage Position Percentage 1st Rank 98.00% 1st Rank 95.50% 2nd Rank 95.25% 2nd Rank 93.00% 3rd Rank 94.50% 3rd Rank 90.75% 5. Training / Orientation / Workshops for Teachers  Teachers attended online training sessions conducted by Nanavati school as well as NISHTHA courses through the DIKSHA platform.  Higher Secondary teachers attended the Cell meetings for all the subjects conducted by the Council. 6. Miscellaneous  PTA elections were conducted online on Saturday, 19 June 2021.  UPSC 2021- Preliminary examination was conducted on Sunday, 10 October 2021 in the school premises.  Virtual Farewell Party for students of Nursery and Jr. Kg. and Kindergarten Graduation Party was conducted on Wednesday, 16th March  Aptitude test for grades Sr. Kg. to VIII was conducted on Saturday, 19th March.  Farewell party for grade X & XII students was conducted in school. 7. Achievements in Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities  Miss Disha Jadhav of grade IX-A secured International Rank 3 in the LogiQids competition conducted by Techfest IIT Bombay.  Miss Paulomi Babre secured 1st position in the Word Buzz competition conducted by News Shuttle, 1st position in the solo performance contest conducted by Kids Age Newspaper, 1st position in the English Calligraphy conducted by Param creative nest and Kiddle Klub.  Miss Paulomi Babre also wrote a book – “The village of Manapparai”. The book was launched on 12 October 2021. The name of her second book – “Super Seven Stories”.  Miss Ina Kay has been declared the youngest prodigy to recite the Periodic table without seeing. She has been shortlisted for the Top hundred prodigies from across the world.  Mst. Shravan More secured his name in the India Book of Records for cycling of 200 kms in 16 hrs 15 mins at the age of 7 years. As per records no one has done this in the world at his age.  Mst. Zubin Zaiwala was one of the Top performing students in the LogiQids Mental Aptitude Olympiad and has secured his name in the hall of fame by clearing the All- India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination.  Miss Mrunmayee Mhatre secured the third position at the international level in the 9th Abacus & Vedic Maths Championship 8. Achievements in Sports  Mst. Aryan Kolekar won the District Gymnastic Competition, was selected for State Gymnastic Competition and won the silver medal. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 85 of 107

Diocese of Bombay  Mst. Neil Mathew of grade V-B won best player award in the Football Tournament conducted by Premier India Football Academy.  Mst. Toshal Bharud of grade V-B secured 3rd position in the National Swimming Championship conducted by Swimming Federation of India. 5) St. Mary’s JNP School, JNPT Township. St. Mary’s JNP School was established in 2003. The school consists of grades from 1 to 10. The school is co-educational and it has an attached Pre-primary section. The total enrollment of school is 1675. For the 17th consecutive year, the school has recorded 100% result in the S.S.C board exam. Out of 99 students who appeared for the board exam, 64 students scored distinction, 29 first class and 6 second class. Ms. Rucha Sugam Thakur stood 1st in the school with 94.20%. In the scholarship exam organized by Maharashtra state, three of our students in Std V and Two of our students in Std VIII received scholarship. In the Olympiad exam, two of our students received gold medal in Maths, gold medal in G.K and bronze medal in Social Studies. Following a strict lockdown during Covid-19 pandemic, for a few months the school was closed offline but classes took place online. Corona never stopped the faculties and students from any of the activities. The team spirit pulled us together, though we were far apart in different localities. A special thanks to our management for enhancing our technical knowledge. The continuous guidance of the management helped us to have a smooth teaching learning experience. Our school is a learning community where each is free to be and grow towards the realization of his or her highest human potential through a harmonious integration of spirit, heart, mind and body. Our teachers work round the clock to identify talents and bring out the best in every student. Inter-class competitions and celebrations like Environment day, Father’s day, International Yoga day, Colour week, Independence day, Rakshabandan, Dahihandi, Teacher’s day, Gandhi Jayanti, Dussera, Children’s day, Christmas, Winter season week, Kite making activity, Grandparents day, Graduation day, Republic day, Marathi diwas, Bhashadiwas, English elocution, English recitation competition, Show and tell competition, Fancy dress competition, Storytelling competition etc. were organized for students. Apart from equipping the students with knowledge, positive attitude and values, St. Mary’s JNP School believes in developing skills that help them to apply their knowledge practically in real life situations. 6) Dr. Mar Theophilus School, Pune. “It's not about perfect. It's about effort. And when you bring that effort every single day, that's where transformation happens. That's how change occurs.” This quote by ― Jillian Michaels aptly echoes the determination and fortitude inculcated in the Theophilians, the willpower instilled to keep going and never give up even in the hardest times. Motto: “Knowledge is Wealth”- Keeping our motto in our mind, we mold the student community to be resourceful citizens. ICSE Results March 2021-22 (Class X) Our Fifth batch of Class X, 2021-22, passed out with 100% result. 88 students appeared in the exam, out of which 20 students are above 90%, 29 students are above 80% and 25 students above 70%. SASIDHAR VENKATA NETI scored 96.6%, VEDANT KADAM and SAKSHI SHUKLA scored 96%, followed by DIBYASHA MISHRA with 95.6%, TUSHIKA JOSHI with 95.4% and AKSHATA ASHTEKAR with 94.4%. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 86 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Hearty congratulations to all of them for their commendable feat and to the teachers for working with them wholeheartedly. Staff: The most valuable resource that any school can have is its staff. The school collectively has an enthusiastic and dedicated team of Supervisors, 65 teachers, 1 Campus Supervisor, 1 Lab Assistant, 1 Librarian. In addition, we have 4 Administrative Staff and 14 Multitasking Staff. Their coordination with each other is what enables the school with the student strength of 1775 to function smoothly and grow with new perspectives. Parent – Teacher Association: Online General Body Meeting of parents was held and a Committee of Parent – Teacher Association was elected. Since then PTA members were closely involved in most academics activities. We thank and congratulate them for their support and co-operation. To encourage the students, ensuring their competitive spirit remains strong and healthy, the school conducted various competitions and activities, on a virtual platform. Students enthusiastically participated in all the online activities and competitions with the same interest and vigor. Every year school adopts a theme. The theme for this academic year was “Transformation” and all the activities are based on the yearly theme. The school’s internal co-scholastic activities included Prayer Service, International Yoga Day, Investiture Ceremony, Guru Pornima, Independence Day Programme, Teacher’s Day, Hindi Diwas, Patrons Day program, Diwali Celebration, Children’s Day, Christmas Programme, Republic day, One-act play, Earth Day, World Environmental Day, Organic Ganesh making Activity, Mock UN Assembly, Geography Day. Medicinal Plant Tour: A video was compiled regarding a virtual tour to Theophilian garden. Campaigns for different purposes / awareness programme were conducted. Fit India School Week Celebration 2021 was conducted which threw light on how to be fit during the uncertain times. Competitions - Virtual Yoga competition, Rubik's cube competition, Elocution Competition, Hindi and Marathi essay writing competition, SST Quiz Competition, Science Quiz. On Children’s Day the students virtually visited the school and its campus, the Director, Principal, teachers, Admin staff and the housekeeping staff conveyed their blessings and good wishes to the students. Online Study during COVID-19 Due to Covid-19 situation, education has been badly impacted. The nationwide lockdown following the COVID-19 pandemic had led to a burst of activities with online education. The school had taken various steps to provide effective education in those challenging times through online platform, sending assignments via PDF files, coordination with students and parents through WhatsApp groups. Theophilians strictly followed all the norms and guidelines issued by the Government during the pandemic period. Online Classes The most evident and important aspect has been that of conducting lessons. The online classes were planned and designed to emulate physical classes as closely as possible. Like in school, the online classes began with the morning assembly, which included the morning prayer, the thought of the day, the news headlines, the importance of the day and the School and National Anthems. Likewise, the day would end in prayer after the sessions were over. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 87 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Appropriate time allocation was done as per the time restrictions set by the Education Department to ensure that regular classes be conducted for all subjects including Computer Science, Art, Craft, Physical Education, Meditation, Yoga and Karate. Including graded subjects like Art, Craft, Physical Training, Choir Practice and SUPW sessions helped children beat fatigue and helped in the development of their skills and creativity. One major concern was related to hands on experience of science practical sessions that the students were bound to miss. This concern was resolved through the videos and virtual lab activities conducted by the teachers. Remedial Classes Apart from regular classes, remedial classes were also conducted subject-wise for the students of IX and X, to help them cope in areas they lagged behind. This gave teachers an opportunity to pay additional attention to students who faced difficulties in their studies. Assessments The examination pattern was adapted for online assessments. The teachers conducted revision tests, internal assessments, unit and term exams as planned. Class and subject- appropriate assignments, project work and content-based activities were also conducted for a better understanding of the concepts. The school counsellor conducted counselling sessions (through Zoom meetings) related to topics that proved helpful to the students. Topics like ‘Coping up with the pandemic situation’, ‘Career guidance’ and ‘Dealing with problems that children face while shifting to digital platform’ and ‘Behavioural changes as part of adolescence’ were discussed in an interactive session. Covid-19 Awareness campaign was organized for the students of Pre-primary to std X. The students demonstrated and educated the following aspects of the diseases through short videos, speeches by guest speakers (COVID Warriors):  Signs and symptoms of the disease  Prevention and control measures, Diet Plan, Yoga and Pranayam  Hand hygiene and hand washing techniques  Correct way of wearing MASK  Immunity Drink, Immunity boosting fruit juice activity.  One-minute video on the topic immunity.  Covid Awareness Quiz was conducted for all the students We lost one of our beloved Theophilian, Mrs. Sheetal Vairal, due to COVID. We express our deep condolence on her untimely departure. We believe that every year brings changes with God Almighty’s protection. As we are passing through an unprecedented crisis situation in the year 2021-22 we are confident that we will overcome all the odds by our strong will and ethics and pave the ways for the betterment of the education fraternity and the society in general. 7) St. Mary’s Tejaswani School, Vashi. SSC Result 2021 - 2022 Overall Result 100% No. of Students Registered 19 Distinction 01 ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 88 of 107

Diocese of Bombay No. of Students Appeared 19 First Class 18 SSC Toppers Kharatmal Amishasatyanaryan 75.20% Nagar Vinit Rajendra 74.60% Inbharaj Rahul 72.80% • Various co-curricular activities were held. Independence Day was celebrated on August 15. Drawing competition and collage making competition were held. • Elocution, dance competition and poster making competitions were held virtually. • Fest was conducted in October. Students participated with great vigor. • Diwali and Christmas celebrations were also held in which children participated enthusiastically. During the pandemic Periodic Assessments were conducted and the teachers discussed the performance of the students with their parents. 8) St. Mary’s Public School, Khopoli. \"For I, the LORD your God, hold your right hand; it is I who say to you, 'Fear not, I am the one who helps you.\" Isaiah 41:13 Year of Establishment : 2019 Classes : Nursery to 1st Std Name of the Principal : Fr. John Mathai Strength of Students : 88 Name of the Administrator : Mr. Philip Vaidyan Strength of Teachers : 2 H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos, a pioneer with a strong and vivid vision, ideated to start a school in Khopoli. Under this initiative, St. Mary’s Public School was proposed for CBSE and the academic year commenced by celebrating the inaugural day on 12th June, 2019. As CBSE structure emphasizes more on activity based learning, many programs and activity workshops were designed and conducted to mold the pupils and to build a strong foundation for them. Overwhelmed by the response received in the very first year, St. Mary’s Public School opened the admission process for the academic year 2020-21 in February 2020. A total of 20 new admissions were granted till March 2020. Soon after a national lockdown was imposed in the country affecting the admissions. However, the school activities continued to operate digitally. The COVID-19 Pandemic challenged the functioning of the entire education system in India. Absence of physical classes, reduction in family income, inadequate digital resources etc. disrupted the academic life of students. With the grace of God almighty, we could overcome this tough situation. A rapid transition from physical learning to the online spectrum of learning was taken up by the students and our teachers effectively. We even got full support from the parents too. Fee concessions were also given to all students. Importing knowledge, especially to the pre-primary kids through online medium was cumbersome. The entire curriculum was structured to adapt to the new way of learning. Video Videos of various topics and content were recorded and sent to the students daily. Prerecorded learning content provided flexibility to working parents as well as children facing connectivity issues. Bailey activities of every student Work closely monitored. The Annual and Half yearly evaluation was conducted through teleconferencing with individual attention. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 89 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Founders Day was also commemorated on the 28th of September to mark the death anniversary of Late Lamented Arch Bishop His Grace Dr. Philipose Mar Theophilus a Blessed memory. The school focused on the growth, development, and up-skilling of teachers by providing special training to cater to the current situation. National days, like Independence Day and Republic Day, were observed by hoisting the national flag on the school premises by following the Covid-19 protocol. With timely guidance and the support rendered by His Grace Geevarghese Mar Coorilos the Diocese Metropolitan, C.E.O Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph, Dy. C.E.O Mr. Abraham Easo, and the management, are worth remembering. 9) St. Mary’s School, Dhule. “Strength and growth come only through continuous effort and struggle.” -Napoleon Hill Year of Establishment : 2021 Strength of Students : 103 Name of the Principal : Rev. Fr. Bijo Rajan Strength of Teachers :2 Classes : Nursery, Strength of Non-Teaching : 2 Jr. KG & Staff Sr. KG. St. Mary’s School (Proposed CBSE), Dhule was started in the year 2020 by H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos. His vision to start a CBSE School outside Mumbai was a great challenge. Due to COVID, the School could not start in the year 2020. In 2021 we started our 1st Batch intake for Nursery & Junior KG. We started with 23 students for the year 2021-22. As a part of Yearly activities & celebrations, apart from the national days like Independence day and Republic Day we had conducted several programs for the year 2021-22 like Parents’ Orientation Day, Onam activity, parents’ counselling, World environment Day, Christmas, etc. as well as many competitions for children like rhyme competition, diya making, speed writing, beans sorting, colouring, rakhi making Ganesh making (clay), house cleaning, etc. A magic show and movie show (Prahlad) was also organized. Special classes were taken for all struggling little learners of each class to address the gaps in their understanding. Special counselling sessions led by Experienced Doctors were taken for Parents to address the parenting styles. As a part of entertainment, we had conducted Magic show led by Famous magician Mr Amit Solanki during Christmas Celebrations. In the coming years, the experience which we have gained today will benefit us to be a top school with excellent results in Dhule City. “Action speaks louder than words” VISHWESHWAR EDUCATION SOCIETY (VES) INDIRA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Summary of IIBM Academic Report for A. Y. 2021-22 The data for 2020-21 and 2021-22 are given below : The Academic Year 2020-21 started with the easing of the lockdown. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 90 of 107

Diocese of Bombay 1. Admissions : Batch 2020 - 22 Batch 2021 - 23 78 Total MMS Admissions done 105 2. Results : Final Year (Semester IV Mumbai University) MMS Result: Appeared Passed %age 97.8 % Batch 2018 - 20 91 89 100 % Batch 2019 – 21 88 88 Batch 2020 - 22 Exams Over Results Awaited 3. Placements : Our Placement records from the Batches 2018-20 are as follows: Successfully Highest package Placed per annum Batch 2018 - 20 82% 7.8 Lakhs Batch 2019 – 21 75% 8.45 Lakhs Batch 2020 - 22 92% 10 Lakhs 4. National Conference : a) IIBM organized EKTAARA, an International Research Conference on 14th March, 2020. The theme of the Conference was “The Global Manager – moving towards a futuristic perspective by redefining boundaries”. His Grace blessed the conference with his auspicious presence. The Chief Guest for the conference was Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai, renowned Author, Leadership Speaker, Trainer and Mentor to countless people and Mr. David Wittenberg, was the Guest of Honour who is an Innovator, Entrepreneur and Professor at Indira School of Management and Entrepreneurship. Keynote speaker was Ms. Cicely Greaves, Principal CEO Regard for Virtues – Industrial Organization Development and TV host in her video presentation. Judges were Dr. R. K. Saily, Director – GNVS Institute of Management and Dr. Sujata Chincholkar, Director – Fr. C. Rodriques Institute of Management Studies. Several research scholars presented papers on a variety of interesting and diverse topics. b) On 8th January, 2022, since lockdown was in force, IIBM organized online National Research Conference EKTAARA. The theme of the conference was “Re-strategizing Management practices in the Post-Covid Era”. The Chief Guest for the conference was Mr. Sunil Dutt, President, Reliance Jio Info comm Ltd. Around 85 participants attended the Conference. 5. Convocation Ceremony & Other Activities : Since it was lockdown, we had the Convocation Ceremony of Batch 2018-20 and Batch 2019-21 together on two consecutive days, i.e., 25th and 26th March, 2022. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 91 of 107

Diocese of Bombay We also conducted various programs such as Induction Program, Inauguration Program, Guest Lectures, Add on Courses (IMS Proschool); CSR Activities like free eye check-ups, blood donation camp; Cultural Activities; Sports Activities; NAAC sessions etc. WESTERN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT STUDENT ADMISSIONS Junior College Std XI Std XII Total 110 144 254 Degree B. Com B. Sc (IT) B. M. S. B. Com (A&F) Total College 1,184 185 37 72 72 First Year 210 68 70 68 Second Year 190 84 73 84 Third Year 585 195 215 189 Total RESULTS 2021-22 Out of 144 students for HSC, 125 students cleared the exams with 21 distinctions, 39 First Class, 54 Second Class and 11 Pass Class. HSC Results 2021 - 22 Degree Course Results – Pass% Toppers % Secured Sem 5 Sem 6 89.94 58.20 Patane Pranit 95.17% B. Com 58 84 Yadav Bhagyalaxmi 89.33% B. Sc (IT) 95.8 94.5 100 93.75 Patel Janak 84.83% B. M. S. B.Com (A&F) Co Curricular activities DLLE (Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension) Two extension teachers in charge Mrs. Ankita Chowdhary & Mrs Swati Gaikwad and student coordinators Praveen and Aniket were appointed. 40 students who are part of DLLE selected Career Projects, Annapoorna Yojana, Survey of Women in Society, National Institute of Open Schooling and Industry Oriented Programme as their activity areas for the year. They performed various activities in online and offline mode. Under APY project students learnt some business strategies. They kept food stalls in the campus during the intra college fest ‘Western Verve’. Our students had also organized ‘Joy of sharing’ by providing the needy people with their daily essentials. The DLLE UDAAN FEST 2022 of the University of Mumbai was held in virtual mode and our students secured second prize in powada singing and video making. NCC – UNIT of 3 Maharashtra Battalion Regular parade and physical training are held everyday in the campus. The unit also actively participated in Independence and Republic Day celebrations in the campus. NCC Students attended 5 Camps at various locations during the year and some of them were selected to the next level. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 92 of 107

Diocese of Bombay NSS Activities 1. Campus cleanliness drive 2. On occasion of Indian Constitution Day, the guest was Prof. Sushil Jadhav who guided the students on our constitution and Rights. 3. On occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas, our warrior Col. Tushar Joshi shared his thrilling experience of ‘Aksardham temple Attack’. All these stirring events were shared by him which motivated our students. 4. For the Donation to Orphanage the students collected Rs.9203/- and purchased groceries and snacks which was donated to the JEEVAN JYOTI [Aashalay] which has 33 orphan children. 5. On the occasion of National Voters Day an Essay Competition and Poster Making Competition was organized 6. On 01/12/2021 ‘Say No to Drugs’ programme was organized. Prof Adarsh Mitra Varma who urged volunteers to spread the awareness among youth that “DRUGS DON’T HELP YOU, THEY RUIN YOU”.130 volunteers participated in the programme. 7. Polio Orientation initiative was held in Juinagar, Sanpada and Nerul with an objective of achieving major coverage under polio vaccine. 8. The NSS UNIT also organized Covid Vaccination drive in the college campus on 25/10/2021 for the college students aged 18 years and above in which many students and staff participated and got immunization done. 9. Besides the above, the unit also actively participated in Independence and Republic Day and Gandhi Jayanti celebrations in the campus and International Yoga Day. SPORTS Students participated in different competitions and several won accolades. Conference A one-day National conference was held on “Digital Transformation: Security Issues and Challenges in Indian Market” in March 2022 in which faculty members and students participated. The proceedings were published in a peer reviewed Journal. PhD Awarded by University of Mumbai to the faculty of WCCBM in AY 2021-22 Name of the Faculty Awarded Ph.D in Dr. Bechoo Lal Management Dr. HadibandhuPradhan Commerce / Accountancy EY (VES) GREGORIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL (Roha) The academic year started online platform on the 07 April 2021. The total strength of the school from Nursery to Class X stands at 998 students, 38 teaching staff and 8 non-teaching staff members. Our CBSE board exam result came out with 100% success for the sixth consecutive year. Master Sharvaj Fulgaonkar, Ms. Sharvari Choudhary and Ms. Aastha Desai. got first three positions with 98.2%, 97.4% and 95.4% respectively. We could conduct many activities and celebrations on virtual platform like Independence day, Grand Parents day, Bishop’s birthday, Teacher’s day, St. Gregorios day, Republic day, ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 93 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Maharashtra day, Children’s day, Diwali, Christmas, Raksha Bandhan, etc. with various programs. The school had successfully conducted Arts fest on 27th and 28th August 21 and Science exhibition on 30th October 21 on virtual platform. Judges were from different schools of Mumbai. Various competitions were held according to CBSE instructions which are related to Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Ek Bharat Shreshta Bharat and Jal Shakti Abhiyan Our Children represented the school on behalf of Hub of Learning – Quiz, Debate, One act play, Science Amusement, etc. Our School hosted December programme world Aids Day- Public forum speech contest. Arya Bade of Std VIII secured Third position in Debate. On 4th October 2021 we started offline classes for Std IX & X and 27th October for STD VI to VIII and 7th February for Std I –V. Our beloved manager H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos blessed the Std X students on 10th February. An aptitude test for Std X students was conducted on 1st April by Dr. Kamini Deshmukh from Mumbai. Moderator’s class was conducted for Sanskrit by Dr. Geeta Nambiar teacher of St. Mary’s Multipurpose High School, Vashi. As per the instruction of health department we had conducted Vaccination drive for students of 12 – 15 age group on 19th January 2022, 2nd March 2022 and 28th March 2022. By the Grace of God we started the new academic year 2022-23 on 1st April offline mode. We are blessed with the presence of H. H. Mathew III on 4th April 2022. We take this opportunity to express sincere gratitude to our beloved manager H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos for blessing us and for the innumerable contributions and thankless efforts for the betterment and day-to-day functioning of our school. We thank school management for their timely support and guidance and also all teaching and non- teaching staff for their tireless efforts all throughout the year. We express our heartfelt gratitude to students, parents and all the well-wishers who continued co-operation, support and understanding from the beginning to the end of this academic year. Requesting your valuable prayers for the smooth functioning of school so that we can do many things for the betterment of school and for the future generations. GREGORIAN COMMUNITY “Taste and see that the Lord is good” (Psalm 34: 8) The vision of the Gregorian Community - a registered charitable Trust registered under the Society Registration Act and the Bombay Public Trust Act - is to be a centre of excellence rooted in Orthodox Christian faith and ethos centered in the Holy Trinity, intended to bring together people, especially young members, to explore the riches of the Orthodox Church and discover the ancient heritage of our great country — India; to make space for a model monastery which caters not only celibate men and women but also family units; to initiate interfaith study and dialogue thereby including all people to share, love and grow in the divine love by encouraging worthy thoughts and actions pleasing to God and a model to the society at large. As envisioned by His Grace Geevarghese Mar Coorilos - the President of Gregorian Community - the natural splendid setting of the place coupled with multifaceted projects and mission activities together make it a centre for rest, comfort and rejuvenation. The spiritual activities, agricultural projects, coeducational CBSE School, School for the intellectually disabled, Senior Citizen’s welfare, a few Village Mission Projects, Hill Project (55 + 23 acres of land at two sites), Volunteer activities, conferences and retreats have all been blended together in this institution keeping in mind the needs and aspirations of people from all sections of the Society, both young and old. Following are some of our Projects: ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 94 of 107

Diocese of Bombay a) Gregorian Shelter Home: The Community caters to the needs of around 15 inmates by providing them with basic amenities and also empowering them with employment opportunities. We are also in possession of a 24-seater Air-conditioned Bus in order to enable the senior citizens residing in the suburbs of Mumbai to visit the Gregorian Community Centre at Roha. b) Gregorian Public School: The Gregorian Public School (CBSE) - managed by the Gregorian Community - continues its success journey by gaining 100% result for the fifth consecutive year at the CBSE Class X Board Examinations. The total number of students who appeared last year for the Board Exam was 59 of which seven achieved above 90%, sixteen students achieved between 81-90%, and thirty - one students scored between 61- 80%. Our meritorious student toppers are Fulgaoankar Sharvaj (98.20%), Chaudhary Sharvari (97.40%) and Desai Aastha Arun (95.40%) c) Gregorian Special School: The Gregorian Special School for the intellectually disabled children continues to provide hope and inspiration for the families of around 15 such children and their families. The School has been supplementing great transformation in the lives of these children by availing them professional Special educators, occupational therapy materials, and also all possible self - help improvisation techniques. d) Agriculture: The Community continues to strive to avail maximum agriculture produce from its fields for its inmates and the rural members within the vicinity of the Community. Other than the regular yield of bananas and coconuts, we were also blessed with paddy, grains and enough of leafy vegetables during the kharif and rabi crop seasons. e) Animal Husbandry: The presence of the animal world and birds in the Community continues to enchant its visitors. We have the ducks, hens, cows, guinea pigs among a few other pets being taken care by the Community. f) Village Mission: Village Mission continues to be yet another supplementing factor for the Gregorian Community. We had around 15 ladies attending the tailoring sessions. Broom making environment was made available for its inmates. The nearby rural children and the eligible needy children studying in our School are being provided marginally high concessional fee rates. A few mobile phones were also distributed for the children during the month of November 2021. The Community also expresses its gratitude to St Thomas Orthodox Valiyapally, Malad for having donated truckload of clothes, toys, bicycles and various other materials distributed to hundreds of villagers in more than six different villages in the months of December 2021 and January 2022 g) Volunteer Enrichment Programme: With the great support from our well- wishers and volunteers, the Community has been able to cater to the needs of various members of different age categories in a holistic manner. The visit of International Association for Mission Studies (INAMS) members on 19-20 November 2021, visits of Dr G Shankar (Padma Shri Award winner) and team for discussion and implementation of various future projects, Sunday School Online Summer Camp (May 15-16, 2021), Nineveh Lent retreat sessions at Gregorian Campus, visit of reputed Psychiatrist Dr. Sheryl John among many others continues to inspire and motivate the Community to contribute more to the Society. Sincere thanks to all the Reverend Priests of the Diocese of Bombay, the Managing Committee Members, General Body members, Members of the Advisory Board, the Gregorian Volunteers and all associated members for their whole-hearted support and co-operation in enabling the Gregorian Community to attain greater heights by being strong catalysts for Societal transformation. May the will of Lord Almighty be fulfilled through the vision of our Metropolitan H.G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 95 of 107

Diocese of Bombay St. Thomas public school (kirkee, pune) “All great achievements happen in small steps.” True to the school’s motto, the school has earned excellence through hard work of our outstanding staff, the strong support of our parents and the determined efforts of the students. The pandemic forced us to continue with the virtual classes for a second year in a row, but that did not dampen the spirits of the learning community. Preparing the students to have the necessary skills and competencies to succeed in the 21st century was well taken care of. The backbone of a school is a strong support system. The constant encouragement, support and guidance of our School President, His Grace Gee Varghese Mar Coorilos, School Director, Dr. C. J. Samuel Sir, the Trustees and School Committee members. A host of co-curricular activities have been organized during the year. This year the school has introduced a new subject called “Theatre and Drama”, where the children get to learn the art of public speaking, body language depiction and the talent of SELF Expression. Every Friday the school showcases a talent hunt by the school children who depict a theme for the students. Class X results - 2021-22 Std X SSC results were announced in the month of June’22. Our students excelled in the exam. 25 passed with distinctions, 28 first class and 6 second class. The school gained cent percent results. We congratulate these students for their outstanding performance and extend warm wishes for their bright future. Staff: The school collectively has an enthusiastic, committed and dedicated team of 25 Teachers in Secondary and Primary. In addition, we have Non-Teaching and Support staff. Their harmonization with each other empowers the school to function efficiently and develop with new views and perspectives. Online Classes- “Teaching in the Internet age means we must teach tomorrow’s skills today.” Given by Jennifer Fleming, this quote rightly states the fact that online education has developed a progressive stage. Regular live interactive virtual classes were conducted throughout the academic session. Subjects ranging from Computer, Value Education, Library, Physical Education along with the main subjects were taught through the online platform. The teachers tried their best to make the classes livelier by including videos and PPTs in their presentation to get the concepts clear. Science Practicals were shown through the virtual lab videos. Std X extra classes were also taken in the month of April as well as during the Diwali vacations. Academic Activities: Competitions and academic activities that go beyond the text books and the classrooms embolden and nurture a healthy and competitive spirit in the students. Some of these activities were debate, English and Hindi elocution competitions, Poetry Competition, Drawing Competition, Best Out of Waste Competition, Science Quiz, Art and Craft Activities. Celebrations Celebrate each season, for you too, are transformed with the turns of the earth. - Arthur Dobrin ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 96 of 107

Diocese of Bombay To cultivate national integration, religious and cultural importance and understanding, various national, religious and cultural festivals and occasions such as Guru Poornima, Independence Day, Teacher’s Day, Founder’s Day, Diwali Celebration, Children’s Day, Christmas Programme, Republic Day, Director Sir’s Birthday Celebration, Investiture Ceremony were celebrated. Literary activities To enrich their vocabulary, students were motivated to read books and write a book review. They also made a vocabulary bank and added new words that they came across to enrich their writing skill. Students were also encouraged to write for the school magazine. Interactions: Connecting is crucial for a school community. WhatsApp group for all the classes was created to address the queries of the students as well as the parents. Regular staff meetings were held throughout the year to stay connected with the staff. Regular Parent-Teacher interactions were also held to update the parents on their child’s performance. School counsellors arranged a students’ session focusing on the emotional management and learning motivation during times of digital learning. The students of class IX and class X attended the online session. In summary, we can say that it has been an eventful year. By God’s grace we were able to achieve all that we had planned at the beginning of this academic session. The teaching- learning process was successfully accomplished. We hope to move forward with new ambitions, determination in our educational programmes, scholarly motivations and goals in imparting education. We seek the blessing from the God Almighty to support and guide us in the right direction. ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 97 of 107

Diocese of Bombay EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Sr. No. Name of the School Principals / Vice Principals / Adminstrators 1. SCHOOLS ADMINISTERED BY MOCCB 2. 3. St. Mary’s School & Junior College Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph 4. & St. Mary’s Tejaswani School, Vashi 5. Mrs. Blessy Mathews 6. St. Mary’s ICSE School, Koperkhairne Rev. Fr. Prisquilas Peter 7. St. Thomas High School, Kalyan Rev. Fr. Sam Oommen 8. St. Mary’s School, Valsad Mr. Rajesh Alphonse St. Mary’s JNP School, Nava Sheva Mrs. Roshni George Dr. Mar Theophilius School, Dhanori, Pune Rev. Fr. Rony John St. Mary’s Public School, Khopoli Rev. Fr. Bijo Rajan St. Mary’s School, Dhule ADMINISTERED BY TRUST 1. St. George High School, Mulund Rev. Fr. Shaji Chacko 2. St. Thomas Public School, Kirkee Mrs. Roshni George 3. St. Gregorios High School, Chembur Mrs. Reshmi Ambavane 4. St. George School, Dehu Road, Pune Mrs. Renuka Devi K 5. Gregorian Public School, Roha Mrs. Raymol Varghese ADMINISTERED BY LOCAL PARISHES 1. St. Mary’s School, Malad Mr. Biju Samuel 2. St. Gregorios School, Dighi Mrs. Krutali K. Karanjikar MEDICAL CENTRES / FREE CLINICS 1. Malankara Orthodox Medical Centre (HIV Care) Turbhe 2. St. Mary’s Medical Centre & Balavadi Dadar 3. St. Mary’s Charitable Clinic Dombivli 4. St. John’s Charitable Clinic Andheri 5. St. Gregorios Charitable Clinic Chembur 6. Mar Theophilus Memorial Charitable Clinic Borivili 7. St. Mary’s Charitable Dispensary Pune 8. St. Paul’s Medical Centre Powai 9. St. Stephen’s Charitable Clinic Thane 10. Dr. Mar. Theophilus Charitable Dispensary S V Road, Malad 11. Dr. Mar. Theophilus Charitable Dispensary Malwani, Malad COLLEGE 1. Indira Institute of Business Management(IIBM) Sanpada 2. Western College of Commerce & Business Management (WCCBM) Sanpada 3. Dr. Mar Theophilus Institute of Management Studies (DMTIMS) Sanpada ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 98 of 107

Diocese of Bombay Photo Gallery 1. His Holiness Reception 2. Diocesan Convention 2022 3. Ashraya Bhavan 4. Turbhe Project 5. Khopoli School : Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony Women Empowerment Program Sakinaka Property Purchase ANNUAL REPORT : 2021 – 22 Page 99 of 107