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Asifabad: NCRPC creates awareness among computer operators
National Child Rights Protection Commission (NCRPC) team member Ajeesh and District Collector Rajeev Gandhi Hanumanthu created awareness to the computer operators of various NGOs at the Collector’s conference hall in Asifabad on Wednesday.
Asifabad: National Child Rights Protection Commission (NCRPC) team member Ajeesh and District Collector Rajeev Gandhi Hanumanthu created awareness to the computer operators of various NGOs at the Collector's conference hall in Asifabad on Wednesday.
Ajeesh reviewed the arrangements for the judges' bench that will held on on December 13 at Premala Garden here. He explained how to fill the form in Telugu, Hindi and English languages to the teacher volunteers and told that everyone should carefully complete their assigned works. They can contact Deepthi Dubey for assistance if they have any problem. A token will be given to each application. He told the translators to translate the applications in Telugu and Hindi into English. And operators should update time to time.
District Collector Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu said that everyone should report at 8 am at Premala Garden and must bring their identity cards without fail.
Joint Collector Rambabu, team members Bhavana Sharma, Urvashi Jain, NGOs and computer operators were present.
