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Work with dedication to reach goal, students told
City MLA Dr Akula Satyanarayana has advised the students to fix their goal and try to achieve it, with dedication and committment.
Rajamahendravaram: City MLA Dr Akula Satyanarayana has advised the students to fix their goal and try to achieve it, with dedication and committment.
Participating in the first day of thee-day IMPACT programme organised by Young Mens Vysya Association (YMVA) at Sri Venkateswara Anam Kala Kendram here on Friday, he said achieving goal was not an easy task and the students should emulate great personalities in this regard.
Great social reformer Kandukuri Veeresalingam Panthulu fought against superstitions, child marriages etc in society, though many people opposed him in those days and finally he succeeded in his efforts.
Every student should know their lapses and rectify them which helps to march ahead in their journey, he said.
Former MLA N Sesha Reddy underlined the need to tap the hidden talent of the students apart from motivating them.
Deputy superintendent of police Ramakrishna asked the students to avail the programme which benefits them a lot.
Central zone deputy superintendent of police J Kula Sekhar said personality development was also very important along with studies.
IMPACT project chairman Gokula Murali said the programme was aimed to tap the hidden talent of the students as well as to enhance their creativity.
YNVA president P Venkatesh, trainer Gampa Nageswara Rao, corporator I Rambabu, FCI member KR Reddy, Arya Vysya Maha Sabha president KM Rao, secretary K Bobby, YMVA secretary CR Raju, Arya Vysya Maha Sabha president M Shiva and others were present.
