Rev. Fr. Poulose Kidangen CMI
Provincial Sacred Heart Province & Manager, Rajagiri Institutions
Greetings from viswajyothi!
Rev. Fr. Jaison Parappilly CMI, the new principal and Rev. Fr. Issac Tharayil CMI, the new manager have dreams to realise and plans to execute. I wish them all the best. I am delighted to know that Viswajyothi Public School is venturing into the robotic world for the students to explore the possibilities in the field. I do take this opportunity to congratulate the staff and students for keeping up the legacy of the school. I pray that the school community as one family becomes viswajyothi, the light of the world.
May the new academic year 2026-2027 open new avenues and take up new challenges for the students to explore and experiment, leading to new discoveries and mastering new skills.
Viswajyothi family consists of the management, the staff, parents and students. All of us form one team to provide our students with ample opportunities to shape their destiny. The parents have a decisive role to play in the team in the process of guiding our students towards their self-realisation. Let’s be a winning team and ensure the goals are achieved and promises are kept.
The new year is full of promises, opportunities, and expectations. Success and failures are part of our journey. Failures always open new opportunities and success should make us gracefully humble.
May your efforts achieve all its goals and the students grow to become the leaders of tomorrow.
Wish you all the best and God bless.
Rev. Fr. Paulose Kidangen CMI
Provincial, S.H. Province, Kochi
Rev. Fr. Issac Tharayil CMI
Manager & Director - Viswajyothi Public School
Materialising A Dream
Viswajyothi is so beautiful a name that I would like to keep in my mind always. It simply means ‘light of the world’. It is neither light of the perishable world nor any man-made light but it is the divine, imperishable light that is within oneself. This light is shown forth in the way one lives his or her life.
Viswajyothi CMI Public School aims to help students become aware of the divine light within them and shine forth spreading its rays all around. In other words, they should leave the world a little better than they found it. In a world full of perishable, man-made lights it becomes harder everyday to become aware of the imperishable, divine light. We are to take up this challenge of guiding our children from falling into the trap of worldly light to be enlightened to become the light of the world, Viswajyothi.
Team Viswajyothi wishes and pray that all the students who join this school become the light of the world or viswajyothi. I wish and pray that Viswajyothi family together achieve its aim during the academic year of 2026-27.
Rev Fr. Angelo Chakkanattu CMI
Associate Director
Fr. Angelo Chakkanattu CMI is an Assistant Professor with extensive academic and professional credentials. He holds an MCA specializing in Data Analytics and Data Mining from Christ University, Bangalore, and an MA in English Literature from Bharatiyar University, Coimbatore. Currently, he is pursuing a Doctorate in Computer Science, specialising in Machine Learning and AI at Christ University. He has previously served as Bursar at Viswajyothi CMI Public School, Assistant Manager at St. Sebastian’s High School, and Vice-Principal at Rajagiri Public School.
Fr. Angelo has a BCA from MG University. His research includes projects on academic quality assurance, blocking internet ads with DNS sinkholes, and creating a hand gesture-controlled robot named MOBOT. He has presented papers at various conferences, including a study on criminal inclinations on social media at the 3rd International Conference on Data Science and Applications and a student comprehension analysis at the International Virtual Conference on Recent Innovations in Science & Technology. His publications feature in AIP Conference Proceedings and Asian Horizons.
Fr. Angelo has attended numerous Faculty Development Programs on topics such as universal human values in technical education, stress management, leadership excellence, and advanced regression . He is also a member of the Pontifical Council for Artificial Intelligence Concerns in Asian Culture, actively contributing to discussions in this field.