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Students form Junior Red Cross Society
Celebrating the 154th birth anniversary of the first Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru, the students of Zilla Parishad High School in Marikal formed Junior Red Cross Society under the coordination of senior teacher Balalingaiah
​Mahbubnagar: Celebrating the 154th birth anniversary of the first Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru, the students of Zilla Parishad High School in Marikal formed Junior Red Cross Society under the coordination of senior teacher Balalingaiah.
Marking the birth anniversary on Thursday, about 85 school students of ZPHS enthusiastically participated in the essay writing, elocution and drawing competitions. During the elocution competition, the students spoke about the historic events that lead to the Independence Movement and the role played by Jawaharlal and other leaders.
The best performing students were later given prizes and appreciation certificates sponsored by the Indian Red Cross society from Mahbubnagar. Later, with the initiation of senior teacher Balalingaiah, a Junior Red Cross Society was formed by the students so as to help the students learn serving the society. “Our objective to form junior Red Cross Society by the students is to help them learn to serve the society in the future.
When they will become big and if they work with the Indian Red Cross Cociety, they can learn to serve the society and for them the Junior Red Cross society is a very good learning platform,” said Balalingaiah.
While speaking on the occasion, Gayatri said that students must take great leaders like Jawaharlal as their role model and become good citizens and contribute for the betterment of the society in their future.
Medals and appreciation certificates were later distributed to the students, which was sponsored by Dr A Nataraj Chairman of Indian Red Cross society, Mahbubngar.
ZPHS teachers Anjaiah, Sami Jayavardhan, Vijay srinivasulu, Dattatreya, Swarroparani, Makanana participated in the programme.
