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TSWREIS students selected for US study
The students of Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TSWREIS) have achieved something big again. Four students -- Sumalatha, Siddhartha, Saikumar and Jagan Mohan added another feather to the TSWREIS’s cap by getting selected to for prestigious Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange Program, USA
Hyderabad: The students of Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TSWREIS) have achieved something big again. Four students -- Sumalatha, Siddhartha, Saikumar and Jagan Mohan added another feather to the TSWREIS’s cap by getting selected to for prestigious Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange Program, USA. These students will spend one year in the USA and pursue community vocational studies under the Youth Exchange programme.
For the first time in the history of the TSWREIS, as many as four students Vamsi, Mallesh, Vishwanath and Sachin were selected for the Indian Navy School, Mumbai at the national competition conducted by the Indian Navy. The Navy will provide free education to the four children in Navy school and they will be absorbed into the Indian Navy Service after the completion of the schooling.
Dr RS Praveen Kumar, Secretary, TSWREIS, has congratulated the students for their feat and expressed his happiness over children joining the Indian Navy and making it to the prestigious USA colleges.
