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Next gen keeps Gandhigiri alive
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Next gen keeps Gandhigiri alive. An elocution competition for school and college students at Narsapur, titled ‘Gandhian Principles for Rural Development’ was held on Tuesday. The event was conducted by the Gandhian Studies Centre of Sri YN College in connection with Gandhi Jayanti.
An elocution competition for school and college students at Narsapur, titled ‘Gandhian Principles for Rural Development’ was held on Tuesday. The event was conducted by the Gandhian Studies Centre of Sri YN College in connection with Gandhi Jayanti.
Students from Bhimavaram, Palakol, Narsapur and other towns of West Godavari district participated in the competition. Prof D Venkateswara Rao, director of Gandhian Studies Centre, said prizes would be distributed to winners of the elocution competition at Gandhi Jayanti celebrations on October 2.
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