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PACE student wins first prize for water conservation project
A final year civil engineering student from PACE Engineering College won the first prize for presenting best methods of ‘Water resource conservation and management system’ as part of the competition organised by the irrigation department as part of the promotion of ‘Neeru- Pragathi’ programme.
Ongole: A final year civil engineering student from PACE Engineering College won the first prize for presenting best methods of ‘Water resource conservation and management system’ as part of the competition organised by the irrigation department as part of the promotion of ‘Neeru- Pragathi’ programme.
C Dinesh Chandra prepared a paper presentation for inter-linkage of rivers, ground water enhancement and conservation of rain water and won accolades from the department officials and ministers of the Andhra Pradesh government. He received the first prize in district from Irrigation Minister Devineni Uma Maheswara Rao. The correspondent of the PACE college, Maddisetty Sridhar, principal CV Subba Rao, along with the HOD of civil engineering T Murali Krishna, appreciated the student on Tuesday.
