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Investiture ceremony of student council held at Indus School
Deputy Chief Minister K E Krishnamurthy on Thursday stressed the importance of education and discipline in student’s life. Participating as chief guest in investiture of Student Council-2017 held at Indus School, Krishnamurthy exhorted the students to develop leadership skills through group discussion.
Kurnool: Deputy Chief Minister K E Krishnamurthy on Thursday stressed the importance of education and discipline in student’s life. Participating as chief guest in investiture of Student Council-2017 held at Indus School, Krishnamurthy exhorted the students to develop leadership skills through group discussion.
He praised the efforts of Indus management and staff for promoting leadership qualities among the students.In the event, Krishnamurthy and Sai Prasad Sistla, Group Commander, NCC, invested the badges to newly formed Student Council comprising head boy, head girl, sports captains, activity coordinators, house-captains of Vindhya, Sumeru, Nilgiri and Aravali.
In the evening, Krishnamurthy participated in a procession. A spectacular march-past was followed by the oath-taking ceremony of the newly formed Student Council. Speaking to the occasion, Sai Prasad Sistla advised the students to learn good qualities.
A memento was presented to the headmistress of Indus School by Krishnamurthy for the good performance in recently held SSC-2017 exams. The occasion was graced by the Director of Montessori Institutions, KNV Rajasekhar, correspondent Gayani, Meenakshi, manager and coordinators. All the teaching, non-teaching staff, parents and students attended the
programme.
