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Three-day Table Tennis tourney kick-starts in Peddapuram
The Table Tennis CBSE Cluster – VII Tournament began at the Sri Prakash Synergy School here on Thursday.
Peddapuram: The Table Tennis CBSE Cluster – VII Tournament began at the Sri Prakash Synergy School here on Thursday. Kakinada Sea Ports Ltd. COO Muralidhar inaugurated the tournament
Among those who were present on the occasion were R Chinna Rao, President, E G T T A, M Satya Prasad and M Srinivas, Managing Directors, Sri Lalitha Enterprises Industries Pvt. Ltd., and Sri B V Krishna Rao, Managing Director, Pattabhi Agro Foods Pvt.Ltd., As many as 250 players in six categories like under-14, under-17, under-19 etc. are in the fray.
Chief Guest M Muralidhar, in his inaugural speech, exhorted the participants to take equal interest in sports along with academics to become all-rounders. Furthermore, he appreciated the management of Sri Prakash Synergy School for creating an increasing awareness about the significance of sports and games, besides offering an ultra-modern Table Tennis Academy with international standards.
B V Krishna Rao lauded the continuous efforts of Sri Prakash Synergy School in according top priority to various sports and games. Ch Vijay Prakash, who presided over the inaugural function, expressed his satisfaction that the school had been chosen to host such a prestigious tournament.
Principal M V V S Murthy and Lt. Cdr. K Srinivas Rao, COO, Sri Prakash Synergy School, expressed satisfaction that they were able to provide world-class infrastructure and amenities to meet the needs of the tournament without making any compromise. M Satya Prasad and M Srinivas also spoke.
