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Karate training to girl students
Girl students will be provided training in karate for three months to help them acquire self-protection techniques, said District Collector PS Pradyumna. The training will commence from August and all girl students studying 8th and 9th classes will have an opportunity to undergo karate learning.
Tirupati: Girl students will be provided training in karate for three months to help them acquire self-protection techniques, said District Collector PS Pradyumna. The training will commence from August and all girl students studying 8th and 9th classes will have an opportunity to undergo karate learning.
Highlights:
- District Collector Pradyumna opens free yoga training camp at BTR Colony in Mangalam
- Calls residents to practice Yoga as part of daily exercise
Yoga training classes would be held in all the schools for half-an-hour daily, he added. The Collector inaugurated free mega yoga training camp at BTR Colony in Mangalam organised jointly by District Yoga Association and Elite Hospitals, Tirupati. Speaking on the occasion, the Collector said everyone should practice Yoga as their daily routine and there is no age limit for learning Yoga. “To lead a happy life, Yoga is a best tool.
It brings harmony between human being and nature,” he opined. He called the youth to take active part in making Swachh villages. Various Asanas demonstrated by the Yoga students attracted the audience. Later, Pradyumna has distributed certificates and shields to merit students.
The Collector also inspected the TRENDS building in Mangalam and said that steps will be taken soon to develop it. He directed DWMA Project Director to supervise the development works. He also visited the AP Housing Development Corporation building opposite LIC office and retired employees building.
He assured the retired employees of providing basic amenities in their building. Tirupati Sub Collector Nishanth Kumar, Elite Hospitals founder K Balasubrahmanyam, Yoga teacher Balasubrahmanyam and others participated.
