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Fresher’s Day celebrated in New Generation & Vedasri campuses
Freshers Day was celebrated in the New Generation and Vedasri campuses of Sri Chaitanya educational group on Thursday, with local ACP G Venkat Rao as the chief guest
Khammam: Fresher’s Day was celebrated in the New Generation and Vedasri campuses of Sri Chaitanya educational group on Thursday, with local ACP G Venkat Rao as the chief guest.
Addressing the students, he advised them not to forget the role of their parents as ‘gurus’ while pursuing value-based education which leads to progress in life. The ACP stated that students should give equal importance to sports, enjoyment, health, dedication and development.
Sri Chaitanya director Mallempati Srividya pointed out that if students pursue education with discipline good results would follow leading to personal development. She said the institution wouId offer well planned education enabling students to achieve top spots in competitive examinations.
She advised the newcomers to bring laurels to the district by securing State and national-level ranks in Inter and various competitive examinations.
Satyanarayana, DGM, Ch Brahmam, Prakash, AGMs, and Gopalakrishna, New Generation campus principal, Nageswara Rao, Vedasri campus principal, gave valuable wise counsel to students.
Cultural programmes, including traditional, folk and western dances, by students received wide appreciation of the gathering, besides the faculty and non-teaching staff.
