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CPI National Secretary k Narayana felicitates retired teacher
CPI National Secretary K Narayana said that they are contemplating with the idea of starting a school for poor students by utilising the services of teacher Dharma Devi. He felicitated Dharma Devi, who achieved superannuation recently. In a function held at Tirupati on Monday, Narayana said that retirement is only for service and not for the society and life.
Tirupati: CPI National Secretary K Narayana said that they are contemplating with the idea of starting a school for poor students by utilising the services of teacher Dharma Devi. He felicitated Dharma Devi, who achieved superannuation recently. In a function held at Tirupati on Monday, Narayana said that retirement is only for service and not for the society and life. There is no retirement for teaching.
CPI district secretary A Rama Naidu said that they will extend full cooperation for the construction of the school for Dharma Devi. Replying to the felicitation, she said that she will contribute 50 per cent of the pension to the education of poor students only and her life will be dedicated to the service of the CPI. Tulasendra, Ganta Mohan, Dhananjaya Naidu, MV Ramanappa, G Nageswara Rao and Vajravelu Reddy participated. Narayana also felicitated the MLC from West Rayalaseema Teachers constituency Kathi Narasimha Reddy.
