Monthly Archives: January 2024

College Chairman Dr.G was the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations at Sri Ramakrishna Degree and P.G College. Ramakrishna Reddy College Chairman Professor G. Ramakrishna Reddy received the parade of NCC cadets. Subsequently the Indian national flag was unveiled. Chairman Ramakrishna Reddy said Republic Day On 26th January 1950, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of independent India, received a 21-gun salute and hoisted the Indian national flag and declared the country a fully republican country. After nearly 200 years of British rule, the country gained independence on August 15, 1947, but in the 1950s, India achieved full independence. After making many sacrifices and thinking that their lives were worthless, many became members of the Swarajya struggle. The Englishmen who came to the country for Republic Day business.. by molding the conditions in India in their favor… supported the disunity of the country and gradually persisted. India, which is made up of many kingdoms and organizations, adopted the divide and rule policy and seized power. After almost 2 centuries under the rule of the British, India was liberated in 1947 after a long struggle. Thousands of people sacrificed their lives for the freedom of the country. Gandhi, who brought Indians together with the weapon of non-violence, broke new ground in the national movement. Said that Cultural programs are not conducted for college students. Students sang patriotic songs. In this program Upadhyayini – teachers, and students attended.
Finally, the program ended with the singing of the National Anthem.

Sri Ramakrishna Degree College organized a program on the occasion of National Voters Day on 25th Thursday. Chairman of the college Prof. Ramakrishna Reddy, Director G. Hemant Reddy, D. F. O. Anurag Meena, Principal Subbaiah, NSS officers and students were present. As part of the program, the chairman of the college, Professor G. Ramakrishna Reddy, said how
important each vote of the youth is for the country. Why should we vote? He said that the main reason for organizing todays program is the change in todays youth. He said that we should not be sold to any diplomatic leader. He said that it is because of us that we change the method of vote for note that the country will develop. He said that one vote will also affect the future of generations after us. He explained how it is. Todays politicians are investing a lot in order to get elected in the assembly. They asked if they give a thousand rupees for one vote we give to a leader who will rule for five years, but our value is only two hundred per year. When people will choose their right leader without selling their votes. He said that the development of our country will happen College Principal Subbaiah Garu said that every student who has completed 18 years of age should use the right to vote. National Voters Day is celebrated in the country on January 25 every year. The purpose of National Voters Day is to educate the citizens of the country about voting and make them exercise their right to vote. National Voters Day encourages the citizens of the country to participate in the electoral process. Even people who are still not convinced are being made aware through National Voters Day. Today being the National Voters Day, the Election Commission of India is organizing various programs on the national stage. Educates people about the right to vote.

Sri Ramakrishna Degree College organized a program on the occasion of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose 127th birth anniversary on Tuesday. The chief guests of the program were the chairman of the college, Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, and the director of the college, G. Hemanth Reddy was present. College Director G. Hemant Reddy said that Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was a freedom fighter of India. On the one hand, all the leaders like Gandhiji believed that Swaraj would be achieved through non- violence, but Bose believed that the British could be driven out of the country through armed struggle and put it into practice. His death still remains a mystery Due to ideological differences with Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose resigned as the President of the Indian National Congress despite being elected twice. Subhash Chandra Bose felt that Gandhi non- violence alone was not enough to achieve independence and that struggle was also important. Founded a political party called All India Forward Bloc. Bose was imprisoned by the British about 11 times. In 1939, the Second World War began. Subhash Chandra Bose saw this as a golden opportunity to strike a blow against the British. When the war broke out he toured Russia, Germany and Japan with the intention of forming an alliance to fight the British. He formed the Indian National Army with Japanese help from Indian prisoners of war, rubber plantation workers and enthusiasts. The Azad Hind government was established in Singapore with the military and diplomatic assistance provided by the Japanese government. Historians differ on Subhash Chandra Bose political views and his friendship
with Germany and Japan.

Selection of 25 young men and women for Training cum Placement Drive by Palle Technology, Bangalore in local Sri Ramakrishna Degree College. Chairman Sri Ramakrishna Reddy informed that a Training cum Placement Drive was organized by Palle Technology, Bangalore at the local Sri Ramakrishna Degree College. He said that this drive was conducted in online mode, out of 140 students who wrote the exam, 80 of them qualified for the second round and then the last round of HR round was conducted for them and 25 of them qualified for Training and Placement.
Palle Technology HR Manager Shri Vidya garu said that apart from giving free training to the selected students in this drive, they will provide job opportunities in various positions based on their talent in that training. Besides, they will be given a package of 2.25 to 2.5 Lakhs, he said.
Principal KBV Subbaiah, Placement Officers Dr UVS Kumar, K S Kumar and students participated in this program.

Nandyala town. (The 12th Warchikostavam and corted Braille day of Jeevan Jyoti Blind School in Kantinagar started with the lighting of Jyoti in the premises of Jeevan Jyoti Blind School and the guests felicitated Lovic Chitra Pata with flowers and the chief guest on the occasion of the 215th birthday of Sir Ramakrishna Educational Institutions Dr. Gy Rama Krishna reddy Sir Dr. S Maha Basha, the deputy superintendent of the Nandyala town, said that giving an incredible script to the blind people is a blessing Those who don't want to help me. Jeevan Jyoti school for the blind is very good for providing free education and accommodation for blind people He was hailed as a guide for all. K. Arpita Garu, School 25000/- to. Dr. G. Ramakrishna reddy made a new Vastaya pump worth 30,000/- to the needy. Jagafis garu 15 good water intravenous pump for poor blind women. Dr. S. Mahaboob Basha gave rice to the school. 100. Sagar Shankar, Associate, CA Sivashankar daughter, Akara, organized a meal on the occasion of her birthday. Ten male and female students of the school participated in this program.