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International TT player visits Sri Prakash School
South East Asian International table tennis player Naina Jaiswal, along with her brother Agasth Jaiswal and parents, paid a visit to Sri Prakash Educational Institutions here on Saturday and addressed the students.
Payakaraopet (Visakhapatnam): South East Asian International table tennis player Naina Jaiswal, along with her brother Agasth Jaiswal and parents, paid a visit to Sri Prakash Educational Institutions here on Saturday and addressed the students.
Naina Jaiswal in her address, asked the students to go ahead with a proper career planning as there are many opportunities in the world. She said that God never give victories and instead, he gives abilities to achieve the targets.
“If you are wasting time means you are deceiving yourself and work hard to prosper both in academics, sports,” she said.
Comparing the students as kites and the teachers as the thread, she asked the students to choose good friends and respect teachers and elders. Director of Sri Prakash Educational Institutions Chitturi Sameera, principals M V V S Murty, Yani Amala, Dr Veerraju, V V S S Bhanu Murty, manager V V S B Bangaru Raju and others were present.
