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Students told to choose civil services as career
Noted IAS trainer M Bala Latha has said that many students were showing interest to join civil services to serve the people with a commitment Addressing the students at seminar conducted on personality development at NTR Convention Centre ofAdikavi Nannaya University AKNU here on Monday, she said sky was the limit for education and there were no barriers in this regard
Rajamahendravaram: Noted IAS trainer M Bala Latha has said that many students were showing interest to join civil services to serve the people with a commitment. Addressing the students at seminar conducted on personality development at NTR Convention Centre of
Adikavi Nannaya University (AKNU) here on Monday, she said sky was the limit for education and there were no barriers in this regard.
Commitment, dedication, punctuality and discipline were the stepping stones for success in any field, she added. Poverty, health and financial problems could stop to achieve their set goals, she added. She advised the students to fix their goal and put their endeavour to achieve it.
Later, she briefed the students how to prepare for Civils examinations and asked the students to try to come out in civils with flying colours. AP Cultural department brand ambassador SK Lenin Babu said the country never forget the services rendered by Dr B R Ambedkar to the nation. Nannaya University VC Prof Murru Mutyala Naidu was present.
