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Free polytechnic coaching camp begins
The Weavers Educational and Social Organisation (WESO) in Chirala began free coaching camp for the students appearing for the polytechnic entrance exam this year here on Thursday.Dr Tadivalasa Devaraj, MD of Sri Kamakshi Hospital in Chirala, inaugurated the coaching camp.
Chirala: The Weavers Educational and Social Organisation (WESO) in Chirala began free coaching camp for the students appearing for the polytechnic entrance exam this year here on Thursday.Dr Tadivalasa Devaraj, MD of Sri Kamakshi Hospital in Chirala, inaugurated the coaching camp. Speaking on the occasion, he said that it is his commitment towards studies against all odds that helped him reach the present position.
Avvaru Musalaiah, convener of the Weavers Educational and Social Organisation (WESO), said that the organisation is arranging free coaching camps for the past 10 years and about 1,000 students from their organisation joined the polytechnic course
He further stated that students from the poor background like weavers and families of SC ST and BC should focus on studies first and asked them to utilize the services of the organisations like WESO for free coaching and reducing the burden on their parents.
He wished that students will get better ranks and bring name and fame to their native place.Avvaru Musalaiah, convener of the WESO, said that the WESO is arranging free coaching camps for the past 10 years and about 1,000 students from their organisation joined the polytechnic course.
He asked the students to avail the free coaching camp and fee reimbursement from the government to reduce the burden on their parents and settle in life with good jobs.Andhra Pradesh Weavers Welfare Association general secretary Padavala Lakshmana Swamy,
All India Padmasali Sangham general secretary Punumalli Peetambaram, senior advocate Kommanaboyina Lakshminarayana, Eetamukkala Chenetha Society president Adigoppula Lakshminarayana, Dalit SC, ST and BC Forum president Pulipati Babu Rao, councillors Pothuti Subbaiah, Podili Swamy, Tiruveedhula Srinivasa Rao, Kothapet deputy surpanch Koutrapu Janardhana Rao and others were present.
