Photo Credits: Dantu Sarvesh garu, 1977 Batch
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Sunday, 19 November 2017
Friday, 27 October 2017
Ram Murthy garu (Assistant Engineer, ISRO)- 1975 Batch Alumni is planning to give a lecture to the school students in February 2018 on ISRO's contribution to the Nation.
Message from Ram Murthy garu (Assistant Engineer, ISRO)- 1975 Batch Alumni.
He is planning to give a lecture to the school students in February 2018 on ISRO's contribution to the Nation.
His E-mail Message:
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Nice to see your blog and would like share the photos, when i visited our school in 2014.
I told the same to our HM and given my details to him and requested to provide a chance to share my knowledge to future India.
I am interested to give lecture to our students on contribution of ISRO to the nation around Natl. Science Day in Feb 2018.
I have also expressed the same to Sri Prabhakar rao garu on mail.
I belong to 1975 SSC pass out batch.
Congrats for your support to school activities.
Wishes
Rammurthy Vishnuvarjhula
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The school photos that he had taken during his last visit on 16/08/2014:
Wednesday, 6 September 2017
Friday, 3 March 2017
Kurnool S.P. Ake Ravi Krishna IPS's motivational Speech during Training College Annual Day Celebrations
Kurnool S.P. A Ravi Kumar garu, alumnus of prestigious Govt High School (Training College) , Rajahmundry, attended the school Annual Day Celebrations on 17-02-2017 as the chief guest. His down-to-earth attitude, his wonderful speech informing about his school experiences, teachers and also his energetic singing on stage about netradaanam (Eye donation) are motivational. Unfortunately the whole speech was not captured due to power failure but a few notable things of his speech:
1. Donated a bicycle to one of the toppers (He himself rides a bicycle to his work and daily activities - Somebody commented him as real "Srimanthudu" during the meeting)
2. Talked about Koteswara Rao master and one of his experiences while attending his tuition.
3. Given valuable suggestions to the children.
1. Donated a bicycle to one of the toppers (He himself rides a bicycle to his work and daily activities - Somebody commented him as real "Srimanthudu" during the meeting)
2. Talked about Koteswara Rao master and one of his experiences while attending his tuition.
3. Given valuable suggestions to the children.
City Commissioner Vijayarama Raju appeals Alumni to get united for Training College Development
Rajahmundry City Commissioner garu attended Govt High School for Boys (Training College) annual day celebrations on 17/02/2107 as a chief guest. He applauded the alumni's support in protecting the grand heritage of the oldest institution in the state and also appealed to all Alumni to get united to build this school as a monumental place in Rajahmundry
Meeting with Ch. Prabhakar Rao garu (Senior Advocate and Alumnus of Govt. High School (Training College) - 1972 batch
I have met Ch. Prabhakar Rao garu, a senior advocate and alumnus of Govt. High School (Training College) during my last visit to Rajahmundry in February 2017. He belongs to the 1972 batch of our school. One of my friends (Anil) have forwarded his advertisement published in Samacharam news paper (click here) and I have contacted him to know about their activities and contribution to the school development.
Prabhakar Rao garu explained that their batch alumni are contributing to the school from several years. He informed he and his friends especially Vittobha Maharaj garu and Chekka Trinadh garu visit the school teachers and students on a regular basis.
The main issues raised by Prabhakar Rao garu during this discussion are:
1. They are organizing extra classes for X-class students for gear them up for the final examinations however some of the students who come from poor families were unable to withstand for extra hours because of poor nutrition and diet. They are currently contributing some snacks also during these extra classes.
2. They have contributed for the development of school park and also built some statues of eminent personalities and alumni.
3. They are conducting competitions, mentoring students, awarding school toppers and offering scholarships to the poor.
4. Addressed the need to bring in all alumni together to form as a trust to support the school. Currently, several batch alumni are contributing to the school individually on a smaller scale however to uplift the school on a larger scale, it is essential to form a bigger group and formally establish an alumni trust.
5. I have explained the success of forming such an alumni trust and a website for SKVT school (my primary school) and suggested him to do the same for our school also.
6. Agreed initially to build up the alumni via social network and other contacts, and arrange a meeting in a couple of months to formalize the plan.
Overall, it was a fruitful discussion and I have also attended the school annual day celebrations on the next day upon his request to know the contribution of their batch and other alumni. I have reported the details of this event also in this blog in a separate post (click here).
Regards,
Narayana Murthy
E-mail: narayana2k15@gmail.com
Prabhakar Rao garu explained that their batch alumni are contributing to the school from several years. He informed he and his friends especially Vittobha Maharaj garu and Chekka Trinadh garu visit the school teachers and students on a regular basis.
The main issues raised by Prabhakar Rao garu during this discussion are:
1. They are organizing extra classes for X-class students for gear them up for the final examinations however some of the students who come from poor families were unable to withstand for extra hours because of poor nutrition and diet. They are currently contributing some snacks also during these extra classes.
2. They have contributed for the development of school park and also built some statues of eminent personalities and alumni.
3. They are conducting competitions, mentoring students, awarding school toppers and offering scholarships to the poor.
4. Addressed the need to bring in all alumni together to form as a trust to support the school. Currently, several batch alumni are contributing to the school individually on a smaller scale however to uplift the school on a larger scale, it is essential to form a bigger group and formally establish an alumni trust.
5. I have explained the success of forming such an alumni trust and a website for SKVT school (my primary school) and suggested him to do the same for our school also.
6. Agreed initially to build up the alumni via social network and other contacts, and arrange a meeting in a couple of months to formalize the plan.
Overall, it was a fruitful discussion and I have also attended the school annual day celebrations on the next day upon his request to know the contribution of their batch and other alumni. I have reported the details of this event also in this blog in a separate post (click here).
Regards,
Narayana Murthy
E-mail: narayana2k15@gmail.com
Thursday, 14 January 2016
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