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Dr Abdul Kalam books presented to government school students
In order to inculcate ethics and good principles in children, Bachupally circle inspector Balakrishna Reddy along with Sub Inspector Shankar and Pragati Lions Club president Dr Raju presented motivational books of Dr Abdul Kalam and YandamuriVeerendarnath to Bachupally Government High School students.
Bachupally: In order to inculcate ethics and good principles in children, Bachupally circle inspector Balakrishna Reddy along with Sub Inspector Shankar and Pragati Lions Club president Dr Raju presented motivational books of Dr Abdul Kalam and YandamuriVeerendarnath to Bachupally Government High School students.
Balakrishna said, “Today’s generation was wasting their valuable time on internet, smart phones and tabs. Students should read books it helps them to acquire knowledge, develop personal skills and to get inspired.” YandamuriVeerendarnath, a Telugu novelist who influenced younger generation with his socially relevant writings, speaking to The Hans India reporter said, “I appreciate the socially relevant works taken up by Balakrishna, Shankar and Dr Raju.”
