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Vijayawada: Call to bring out innate talent of students
Vijayawada: Saveetha Amaravati University vice-chancellor Dr Ch Bala Nageswara Rao has said every student has creative skills and talent and the...
Vijayawada: Saveetha Amaravati University vice-chancellor Dr Ch Bala Nageswara Rao has said every student has creative skills and talent and the educational institutions have to strive to bring out the talents of the students.
He said that the youth were striving hard to get employment and the faculty and managements have to give assistance to the students for their growth.
He wished that the students should develop as entrepreneurs and employment providers in the country and appealed to the students to attend the events organized by the management colleges.
He was the chief guest for the Management Festival 'Inspiro 2020' organised by Gates Institute of Management and Sciences at Patamata on Sunday.
Gates Institute Chairman P Kishan Babu presided over the event. Speaking on the occasion, he said the objective of conducting the Management Festival-2020 is to enhance the management skills of the students. He said nearly 100 students from 25 colleges attended the event and events were conducted in technical and non-technical categories. Later, certificates were distributed to the winners.
