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100-day plan for better SSC results
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ZP Chairman Namana Ramababu has asked the head masters of schools, both government and ZP, to strive hard for better results in SSC 2016 examinations.
Kakinada: ZP Chairman Namana Ramababu has asked the head masters of schools, both government and ZP, to strive hard for better results in SSC 2016 examinations.
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Participating in the release of 100-day action plan for students of SSC at a programme organised at Ambedkar Bhavan here on Thursday, he complemented the head masters for achieving second place in the previous year SSC examinations.
The ZP Chairman assured the students to provide RO plants for safe drinking water for all the schools. The study material for the students as part of the 100-day action plan was released on this occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, District Collector H Arun Kumar said that as part of provision of amenities for students, the construction of toilets was taken up on massive scale wherever necessary.
The Collector also said that the school students would be amalgamated in the effective implementation of Swachh Sankalp programme.
Earlier, the lamp, as mark of inauguration, was lit by both ZP Chairman and District Collector after garlanding the photograph of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. RJD of School Education Bhagava, DEO Narasimha Rao and others participated.
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