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VVIT & VIVA celebrate teachers day
Vasireddy Venkatadri Institute of Technology and VIVA-the School by VVIT, celebrated teacher’s day at their campus in Guntur on Tuesday. T Lakshmi Kumari, a legendary teacher from Korukonda Sainik School was the chief guest and Dean of Koneru Lakshmaiah University, A Radha krishna visited as Guest of Honor.
On this auspicious occasion students and teachers paid their heart-felt floral tributes to the legendary guru Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, who was born on September 5, 1888. Students from Music Club peformed prayer songs and a row of traditional dance performances were performed by dance club students. The icing on the cake was the Instrumental Music played by the VIVA students group and melodious songs rendered by them.
After formally inaugurating the celebrations, A Radha Krishna, advised the teachers to maintain discipline, dedication and devotion towards their role as it is a holy profession. He said that true teachers are those who help their students think for themselves. Radha Krishna, stated that, teachers are respected for their continuous, selfless and precious efforts in shaping the future of the students.
They are the reason to enrich all the quality education system in the country and process it continuously without getting tired. a's second president and a great scholar, philosopher and Bharat Ratna recipient. Since 1962, India has commemorated his birth anniversary by paying tribute to its hardworking - and admittedly under-appreciated - teachers and gurus.
