ATNN, Kolkata: On the eve of International Women’s Day, the Loreto College Alumnae Association convened an elegant Homecoming on 7th March, set against the verdant expanse of the college lawns. The gathering brought together alumnae across generations, fostering an atmosphere of warmth, reminiscence, and renewed camaraderie. More than 120 attendees were present, including former students, members of the faculty, Sisters of the Loreto House Community, and invited guests.
The occasion was further distinguished by the presence of several eminent alumnae, among them Moon Moon Sen, Julie Mehta, Oindrila Dutt, Jessica Gomes, and Rita Bhimani, whose participation lent both prestige and vibrancy to the evening. Their engagement with fellow alumnae underscored the enduring legacy and influence of the institution.
The programme featured a thoughtfully curated blend of music, interactive sessions, and recreational activities, interspersed with moments of shared reflection and storytelling. These elements collectively created a celebratory yet intimate ambience, enabling attendees to reconnect with their alma mater and with one another.
A notable aspect of the event was the alumnae community’s reaffirmation of its commitment to the college’s ongoing initiatives. Particular emphasis was placed on extending support to ‘Swosti’, the institution’s subsidised mental health clinic, as well as to the expanding Research Cell, both of which exemplify the college’s dedication to holistic education and academic advancement.
The Homecoming concluded on a note of collective pride and renewed affiliation, reinforcing the enduring bond between Loreto College and its alumnae, and highlighting the vital role of this network in sustaining the institution’s vision and values.
