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A college supervision program was conducted today at Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal. The event was graced by the presence of distinguished guests including Colonel Alok Tirupati, Colonel Joby Philips, College Chairman Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, College Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy, NCC Officer Mr. Kamal Khan, NCC Vice Commander Ms. Lalitha Saraswathi, and Ms. Lakshmidurga. NCC cadets — both boys and girls — actively participated in the program.

The event began with a prayer, followed by a session where students shared their experiences related to NCC training and college life.

Speaking on the occasion, Colonel Alok Tirupati emphasized the vital role of youth, calling them the backbone of the nation. He posed thought-provoking questions such as, “What does NCC offer you? What are you learning from it?” He highlighted the significance of the ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ vision and encouraged students to aspire not just to work under someone but to become job creators. He urged them to realize their goals with determination and perseverance.

Colonel Tirupati also spoke about entrepreneurship and leadership, stating that leaders must walk alongside their teams rather than simply delegate. He referenced Sudha Murthy, the first female engineer at Infosys, as an inspiration to all young women aiming to become self-reliant. He motivated students to make full use of their skills and knowledge, especially those pursuing courses like BCA, to achieve personal and national progress. He concluded by stressing the importance of spreading awareness gained through NCC for the betterment of society and the nation.

Colonel Joby Philips spoke next, sharing insights about candidates from Bihar, Jharkhand, Guntur, Tirupati, Vijayawada, and Kakinada who are attending national-level UBSC camps. He emphasized that such camps are valuable opportunities to score higher marks and that C and D certificates obtained through NCC are beneficial in future exams. He encouraged students to prove their abilities in comparison to visiting cadets, and to ensure that all guests feel welcomed and comfortable.

He also stressed the importance of learning languages other than Telugu, given that cadets from across the country would be attending. He introduced the EXPA program, where former NCC cadets from Bangalore and Hyderabad would be conducting theoretical and practical classes, guiding students on how to lead their lives, differentiate between right and wrong, and set future goals. He emphasized that one’s behavior reflects one’s character.

College Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy praised the dedication of the NCC cadets, noting that while most students spend their holidays leisurely, NCC cadets choose to be in camps, learning important life skills. He highlighted that these camps teach students how to interact with new people, adapt to different environments, and work as a team. He encouraged the students to showcase the values and culture of their college, and to take care of visiting cadets from other institutions, ensuring they have a positive experience.

Mr. Reddy also stressed that this is a national-level program, and it is a privilege for students to be selected. The participating cadets have worked hard and are steadily moving toward their dreams.

As a token of appreciation, the college felicitated Colonel Alok Tirupati and Colonel Joby Philips with honors.
The program concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

On Monday, Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal, organized a program to observe International Literacy Day. The event was attended by College Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy, faculty members Mr. Ratna Ramireddy, Mr. Palle Sathik, Ms. Lakshmi Durga, Ms. Karuna, and a large number of students.

The program aimed to raise awareness about the importance of literacy in building an inclusive, informed, and progressive society.

Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy, in his address, emphasized:

“Literacy is essential for enjoying human rights and freedom, and for creating a society free from discrimination. It lays the foundation for individuals to develop harmonious relationships, acquire knowledge, skills, and values. Nations with higher literacy rates tend to experience better healthcare, employment opportunities, and overall development, while those with low literacy levels struggle with backwardness, unemployment, and violence. Literacy is not a luxury, but a necessity for national progress,” he stated.

Mr. Ratna Ramireddy explained:              

“Literacy is the ability to read, write, speak, and listen effectively in order to understand the world around us. In today’s digital era, it also includes the ability to learn and use technology, which is known as digital literacy. Promoting education for all is the core message of this day. Education is a basic right, and everyone should have access to it. Most importantly, that education should contribute positively to society.”

Mr. Palle Sathik, in his remarks, said:

“International Literacy Day is observed every year on September 8. One of the primary reasons many countries lag behind in development is due to illiteracy. Literacy empowers the youth, enhances their abilities, and paves the way for national development. Education for women, in particular, is extremely important. Therefore, every individual must pursue education for both personal and societal growth.”

The event concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

On Thursday, Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal grandly organized the Pre-Teachers’ Day celebrations. The college Principal K.B.V. Subbiah, S. Venkatarav, Placement Officer M. Intiyaz Ahmad, Sravani Kumari, Potula Ratna Reddy, Mandla Ratna Ramireddy, M.S.R. Prasad, M.V.V. Mohan Rao, Shaik Majeed, Palle Sadiq, other faculty members, and students participated in the program.

The program began with a welcome dance, followed by garlanding the portrait of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan by the Principal and faculty members. A prayer song was sung to formally begin the event.

Principal K.B.V. Subbiah addressed the gathering, saying:

“Every year, on September 5th, we celebrate Teachers’ Day on the occasion of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s birthday. In everyone’s life, the first teachers are mother and father, followed by the Guru. Mātṛ Devo Bhava, Pitṛ Devo Bhava, Āchārya Devo Bhava—these three are most important in our lives. Respecting them is our duty. They teach us valuable lessons, stand by us in all aspects, and guide us towards progress. As a teacher myself, I too wish that you all listen to your teachers, follow their guidance, and live in a way that benefits society.”

Senior lecturer M.V.V. Mohan Rao shared his views, saying:

“Respecting and following a teacher is not as easy as it seems. The depth in a teacher’s words is not easily understood by everyone—it is grasped only by a few. Education is not just about learning, it must be useful for society. Every teacher wishes for that, and I hope you will also live in such a way.”

Sravani Kumari expressed:

“From the time I joined this college, I have been learning many new things from Principal Sir, Chairman Sir, Hemant Reddy Sir, and all my fellow teachers. In a way, all of you are like teachers to me. Understanding a teacher may be difficult, but every student must try to understand them. Teachers play a very significant role in everyone’s life—they help us achieve success by imparting knowledge. On this Teachers’ Day, I made all the students take a pledge to respect their teachers.”

Mandla Ratna Ramireddy said:

“The reason I am here today as a teacher is because of the teachers who guided me throughout my life. My first teachers were my parents, from whom I learned many values. Later, my teachers, colleagues, and even students have taught me valuable lessons. I thank them all, because of them I am in this teaching profession today.”

Palle Sadiq remarked:

“Every teacher wishes to see their students in great positions and contributing to the development of society. You must move forward in the right direction as your teachers expect, respect their guidance, and live in a way that is useful to society.”

Srikant expressed his gratitude, saying:

“Because of the inspiration of one of my teachers, I am standing here today as a teacher. I sincerely thank him on this occasion. Every person has such teachers in their lives. My love for English turned into my passion because of one such teacher. His way of teaching motivated me, and because of him, I was able to pass the DSC exam and secure a teacher post. For that, I am grateful to all my teachers. I wish you too will listen to your teachers and achieve great positions in life.”

Later, the faculty members together felicitated Principal K.B.V. Subbiah with honor. On behalf of the management, the faculty members S. Venkatarav, M.S.R. Prasad, M. Intiyaz Ahmad, Palle Sadiq, M. Sravani Kumari, Srikant, and Shekhar were also felicitated with respect. Students of the college wholeheartedly felicitated their teachers who guided them in their studies.

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, prizes and mementoes were presented to faculty members who won in various competitions such as Carroms, Quiz, Shuttle, and Lagori games.

Finally, the program concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

On Friday, Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal, grandly celebrated National Sports Day on the college premises. The event was attended by College Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy, faculty members, and students.

As part of the National Sports Day celebrations, the college conducted various sports events for students including Chess, Carroms, Shuttle Badminton, and Tug of War, in which students participated with great enthusiasm.

The event commenced by garlanding the portrait of Major Dhyan Chand, the legendary hockey player, in whose honor the day is celebrated across India.

Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy, in his address, stated:

Every year, our college organizes National Sports Day with competitive sports events to encourage physical activity among students. Just as we give importance to academics, equal priority is given to sports in our institution. The college is well-equipped with facilities like a shuttle badminton stadium, rifle shooting area, and tennis court, among others.

He emphasized that sports are not just a recreational activity but play a crucial role in mental and physical well-being. In today’s world, many students neglect physical activities while focusing solely on academics. But sports are equally essential. Participating in them can reduce stress, improve health, and enhance discipline. He encouraged all students to actively take part in sports along with their studies.

Mr. Intiyaz Ahmed shared:

Sports are an integral part of a well-balanced life. Just like education, physical fitness is vital. Through active participation in sports, students can maintain both physical and mental well-being. He mentioned that India has produced several legendary athletes such as PT Usha (Udanpari), Sachin Tendulkar (Master Blaster), and Major Dhyan Chand (The Hockey Wizard) — icons who continue to inspire generations.

Ratna Sir commented:

Nowadays, academics receive most of the attention, while sports are often overlooked. While education is undoubtedly important, sports help in maintaining good health and mental focus. He urged students to participate in the college’s sports competitions and treat sports as a vital aspect of personal development.

Ms. Karuna added:

To maintain overall health—both physical and mental—sports are essential. Participating in games helps boost concentration, focus, and academic performance. She encouraged students to make sports a regular part of their daily routine and to take full advantage of the facilities provided by the college.

Winners of the Sports Events Conducted:

Girls:

Skipping:

• T. Lakshmi Prasanna – B.Sc (3rd Year)
• J. Vaishnavi – BBA (2nd Year)

Carroms:

• Suma, Lakshmi – BCA
• Supriya, Supraja – B.Com

Tug of War:

• Y. Manasa & Team – BBA
• Shiva Nandini & Team – B.Sc

Chess:

• Aasiya – B.Com
• Sri Lakshmi – UG

Boys:

Shuttle Badminton:

• Chandra Mohan – B.Com (2nd Year)
• Raghava – B.Sc (2nd Year)

Chess:

• Abhinay Kumar – BCA (2nd Year)
• Hari Prasad – BBA (2nd Year)

Carroms:

• Praveen, S. Charan – UG
• Raghavendra, Shashidhar – BBA (2nd Year)

Additionally, in observance of World Photography Day on August 19th, the college encouraged students to submit photographs. The best entries were selected, and the winners were awarded prizes.

The program concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

A One-Day State Level Conference on “Management Education and Viksit Bharat 2047: A R oadmap” was organized on Monday at Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal, in association with AIMS – AP Chapter.

The event witnessed the gracious presence of several distinguished guests, including Sri Pocha Brahmananda Reddy (Industrialist, Nandyal), Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy (Chairman, Sri Ramakrishna Educational Institutions, Nandyal), Prof. Adisesha Reddy (Chairman, AIMS, AP Chapter), Prof. P. Narayana Reddy (Former AIMS Board Member), Prof. C. Vishwanath Reddy (Rayalaseema University, Kurnool), Prof. Anil Ramesh, College Director G. Hemant Reddy, and Estate Manager Pragathi Reddy, along with faculty and students of the institution.

Sri Pocha Brahmananda Reddy, in his address, emphasized the importance of management education, particularly MBA, stating that it equips individuals not just to seek jobs but to become job creators. Drawing from his own experience, he highlighted that becoming a provider of employment is more impactful and fulfilling. He stressed that dedication and vision are essential for success, and encouraged students to imbibe these qualities and contribute to building a developed India by 2047.

Prof. P. Narayana Reddy spoke about the Government of India’s vision for a developed India by 2047, highlighting that this goal can only be achieved through the active participation of the youth. He pointed out that while the journey isn’t simple, it is certainly achievable if every citizen contributes. He encouraged students to take inspiration from India’s rich history and to recognize their responsibility in shaping the nation’s future. He underlined the need for skills, determination, and innovation to reach this milestone.

Prof. C. Vishwanath Reddy proudly stated that India, being the most populous country, has immense potential to become the top nation globally. With only 8% of the population retired, the remaining 92% is active, making it a great strength. However, many youths remain unemployed or underutilized. He stressed the need for students to adapt to the changing educational landscape, especially in emerging fields like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Quantum Technology, and Data Science, and to apply these skills towards national development.

Prof. Anil Ramesh echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing that the future of India lies in the hands of its youth—nearly 80% of the development by 2047 depends on them. He encouraged students to adopt innovative thinking and leadership qualities and to not just settle for jobs, but aim to become entrepreneurs and innovators. He highlighted the importance of AI not only in financial systems but across all sectors and urged the students to embrace technological advancements proactively.

Prof. Adisesha Reddy stated that this was the second such conference held at the college and reiterated that the dream of a “Viksit Bharat 2047” is only possible through collective effort. He stressed that it is the responsibility of every citizen, especially the youth, to work towards this national vision.

During the interactive session, Prof. Kamal, Prof. Govardhan, and others raised pertinent questions regarding India’s roadmap to development by 2047. These were addressed insightfully by Prof. Anil Ramesh, Prof. Vishwanath Reddy, Prof. Narayana Reddy, and Prof. Adisesha Reddy.

They collectively reiterated that for India to attain the highest global stature by 2047, every individual must contribute. The youth must constantly adapt, innovate, and upskill themselves in tune with evolving demands. The speakers highlighted that success today demands more than academic qualifications—it requires creativity, leadership, innovation, and relevant skills.

Felicitations:                     

As part of the event, certificates were distributed to Salim, Kamal, Vinod, and Govardhan in appreciation of their active participation.

The college management felicitated the chief guests—Prof. P. Narayana Reddy, Prof. Adisesha Reddy, Prof. C. Vishwanath Reddy, Prof. Anil Ramesh, Salim, Kamal, Vinod, and Govardhan—for their valuable presence and contributions. Additionally, AIMS felicitated Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, Chairman of Sri Ramakrishna Educational Institutions, in recognition of his continued support for academic excellence.

The event concluded with the National Anthem, marking the end of a thought-provoking and inspiring day.

AWARENESS PROGRAM ON

CYBER SECURITY

Date: 22-08-2025
Venue: Vivekananda Auditorium, Sri Ramakrishna Degree College

Chief Guest:

CIRCLE INSPECTOR, CYBER CRIME OFFICER: VAMSIDHAR GARU

SRI RAMAKRISHNA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CHAIRMAN: DR.G. RAMAKRISHNA REDDY GARU

A Cyber Security Awareness Program was conducted today at Sri Ramakrishna Degree College for the students, focusing on Cyber Crimes and Cyber Safety. This program was highly beneficial for students, especially serving as a warning to those who tend to act carelessly online.

Sri Vamsidhar’s Speech:

Importance of Cyber Security:

• • Personal Information Protection: Keeps bank accounts, passwords, Aadhaar numbers, phone numbers, etc., safe.
  • Online Transaction Safety: Protects UPI, net banking, credit/debit card transactions.
  • Social Media Safety: Safeguards accounts like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp from misuse.
• Cyber Security Tips for Students:
  • Use strong passwords (including letters, numbers, and special characters).
  • Avoid clicking on unknown links.
  • Install and regularly update antivirus software. Limit sharing personal information on social media.

Chairman Dr. G. Ramakrishna Reddy’s Remarks:

He praised CI Vamsidhar for clearly explaining the dangers of cyber -crimes. He warned students that many youngsters fall victim by clicking on fraudulent links while playing online games, leading to financial losses. He advised immediate consultation with cyber- crime officials in case of such problems.

He emphasized:

• Smartphones should be used wisely and within limits.
• Precious time should not be wasted on unnecessary online activities.
• Personal privacy should be preserved, especially after the arrival of smartphones.

Participants:

Students, Principal K.V.B Subbaih Garu, Srimathi Pragathi madam Garu and College faculty including NSS Program Officer Mr. Vijay Kanth, Dr. Lalitha Saraswathi, Mr. Muralidhar, Kamal Khan, Andrews, Nirmala Jyothi, Himabindu, and Mastan Satyanarayana Reddy.

The event was successfully organized by Elite Team Members.

An “Essential Computer Skills and MS Office Training Program” was conducted on Wednesday at Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal, in collaboration with the Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation (APSSDC).

The event was graced by Mr. S. Sreekanth Reddy, District Manager, APSSDC, as the Chief Guest. Other dignitaries present included Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, Chairman of the college, Ms. A. S. Pragathi Reddy, Dean of Student Affairs, Mr. Intiyaz Ahmad, Placement Officer, along with the students of the college. Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Pragathi Reddy, Dean of Student Affairs, said, “Everyone has dreams. To achieve those dreams, education is essential, and along with it, having proper skills is equally important. You should start working on acquiring those skills now itself. You must continuously strive to learn new things—without learning, success is difficult in this rapidly evolving technological world. Take this opportunity seriously and make the most of the classes being provided.”

Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, the College Chairman, said, “First, I would like to thank Mr. Sreekanth Reddy for coming here and enlightening our students about computer skills and their importance. In today’s world, most jobs are computer-based. To succeed in these fields, one must have relevant skills and basic computer knowledge. This course is a valuable opportunity for you. Mr. Sreekanth has come here to provide awareness and guidance—make sure you utilize this opportunity and build a successful future.”

Chief Guest Mr. S. Sreekanth Reddy addressed the students saying, “Having computer-based knowledge is essential for everyone nowadays. This training will last for one month, with one-hour sessions every day. You must work hard and take full advantage of this opportunity. Use the APSSDC services to improve your computer knowledge. If you work hard now and use this opportunity well, you can create your own identity in the future.”

Finally, Mr. Sreekanth Reddy was felicitated, and the program concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

On Saturday, a grand Alumni Meet titled “SPARTANS REUNION” was held at Sri Ramakrishna Degree College, Nandyal. The event was attended by the Chairman of Sri Ramakrishna Educational Institutions, Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, Mrs. Vijayakumari, College Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy, Mrs. A.S. Pragathi Reddy, and former faculty members Ms. Krishnapriya and Mr. Venkata Rao, along with alumni from the 2002–2004 MBA batch, who all participated with great enthusiasm.

The program began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by Prof. Ramakrishna Reddy, Mrs. Vijayakumari, Mr. Hemanth Reddy, Ms. Krishnapriya, Mr. Venkata Rao, and alumni. This was followed by a welcome dance performed by current students.

The alumni took the opportunity to honor and felicitate: Former Principal Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, Mrs. Vijayakumari, Director Mr. Hemanth Reddy, Estate Manager Mrs. Pragathi Reddy, Former faculty members Ms. Krishnapriya and Mr. Venkata Rao

In celebration of Krishna Janmashtami, which coincided with Prof. Ramakrishna Reddy’s birthday, a cake-cutting ceremony was held, and a special gift was presented to him by the alumni.

Chairman Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy addressed the gathering and said: “Seeing you all here after 21 years brings indescribable joy. This feels like a Sankranti festival where sons-in-law, daughters, sons, and daughters-in-law return home. The college, established in 1984, has continuously evolved, and the credit goes to students like you. We now have hostels, rifle shooting, a tennis court, an indoor stadium, and thanks to Mr. Hemanth Reddy’s efforts, our students have secured 2nd and 3rd places in South Zone shuttle tournaments. One of our students was even selected to represent Rayalaseema University in international tournaments. During NAAC inspections, the college received an A Grade three times in a row, which is a matter of pride. These achievements are not solely because of us but because of the support of alumni like you. You are all like my children. I don’t expect anything material from you. However, I request that you contribute by conducting online or live sessions for current students regarding employment opportunities. Let’s not just think about ourselves, but about the collective growth of others. I sincerely hope you all reach even greater heights and help build our nation.”

Director Mr. G. Hemanth Reddy said: “You all have more experience than I do, and many of you were part of this college before me. So you know it even better than I do. It is truly heartwarming to see you all reunited after 21 years. College days bring back many cherished memories and life lessons. This institution has now completed 42 years, and in just 8 more years, we’ll celebrate the Golden Jubilee. I invite all of you to join that celebration as well. I wish you continued growth and success in life.”

Former faculty member Ms. Krishnapriya shared: “Seeing you all here today fills my heart with joy. I sincerely thank all the students who remembered and invited me—especially Sajiya. In life, we all owe something to a few people, and Prof. Ramakrishna Reddy is one such person. He has always worked tirelessly for the betterment of students. To be honest, it used to be hard to manage you in class, but today seeing your discipline and the successful positions you’ve achieved makes me immensely proud. I wish you more success and happiness in your lives.”

Mr. Venkata Rao reflected: “Meeting you all after 21 years and revisiting old memories brings me immense happiness. I joined here as a Computer Science Lecturer in 1997 and have seen so many students go on to achieve great things. Just as you learned many things from us, we too learned many things from you. I wish you continued success in life.”

Mr. Janardhan Reddy expressed: “It’s a great pleasure to meet you all here today. This day is special—it’s Krishna Janmashtami, our Chairman Sir’s birthday, and just yesterday, we celebrated Independence Day by hoisting the national flag with Mr. Hemanth Reddy, which is a proud moment. If we want to learn discipline, we should look at our Chairman Sir. He constantly motivates students. I wish you all achieve even greater things in life.”

All the alumni who attended the event were warmly felicitated by the college management.

In celebration of Sri Krishna Janmashtami, a “Uriyadi” (pot-breaking) event was organized, where Chairman Ramakrishna Reddy himself participated, adding joy to his birthday celebrations.

The 79th Independence Day celebrations were held grandly at the local Sri Ramakrishna Degree College. The event was graced by the college Chairman, Professor G. Ramakrishna Reddy, along with faculty members and students. The celebrations began with the flag hoisting by the esteemed Professor G. Ramakrishna Reddy, followed by the singing of the national song Vande Mataram. This was followed by a welcome dance performed by students as the opening act of the cultural events. Student speeches carried the celebrations forward.

In his address, Chairman Professor G. Ramakrishna Reddy spoke about the current situation in India and explained the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020). He emphasized that education should contribute to the holistic development of an individual. He advised students not to waste time and encouraged participation in at least one significant activity every month. He highlighted the importance of utilizing the resources available in India efficiently and urged students to analyze everything critically and identify what helps in their personal development. He reminded the audience of India’s glorious legacy in knowledge and technology and said students should not study merely for a degree. Education should enhance one’s critical thinking. He advised teachers to design innovative and well-planned programs for the benefit of students, adding that the nation can progress through their efforts.

The pyramid formation by the college NCC students captivated the audience. A mega quiz competition was also conducted as part of the celebrations, with participation from 20 teams. Prizes were awarded by the Chairman.

Winners of the Quiz Competition:

First Prize: BBA 2nd Year

Second Prize: BCA 4th Year, Section B (Priyanka’s Team)

Third Prize: BCA 5th Semester, Section A

Madam Shravani Kumari, in her speech, emphasized remembering the key dates related to India’s independence: August 15, 1947 – India’s Independence, November 26, 1949 – Adoption of the Constitution, January 26, 1950 – Republic Day She encouraged students to cultivate patriotism and stay away from drugs. She explained that freedom is an opportunity to pursue and develop education.

Mr. Sadiq, in his address, asked students to reflect on how life would be if we lost our freedom. He emphasized the need to inspire future generations to stand independently and explained the history behind Independence Day. He stated that the youth are the future of our country, and if they walk the right path, India will progress.

Mr. Ratna Reddy spoke about the importance of festivals, and how India is a secular country where people of all religions celebrate Independence Day with great respect. He reminded everyone of India’s greatness and the unforgettable sacrifices of our freedom fighters. He encouraged all to take inspiration from such heroes and follow their path.

Mr. Venkata Rao said that every year, we celebrate Independence Day and Republic Day with great pride and unity. He pointed out that these celebrations have no relation to caste, religion, or race. He noted that this freedom is the result of the sacrifices made by many brave individuals, and the youth should take inspiration from them to lead the country to greater heights.

The program concluded with the singing of the national anthem.

Today in sri Ramakrishna degree college Many Events Organised in connection with the Circular received about the Har Ghar Tiranga. Chairman sir professor G. Ramakrishna Reddy sir instructed NSS programme officer mrs.m Shravani Kumari to organise all the five to prominent events in the college. The biggest human chain was formed students held hands forming a continuous chain and pledge to work towards building society free from communal hatred  and violence. The event aimed to raise awareness about important of harmony and to promote scene of unity and togetherness among people of different faiths and backgrounds.

The pledge was taken to promote peace, love and harmony in the community and to work towards building a brighter future for all. Short films on the patriotism was shown to students.The film name was Aavaran the Film narrative highlights the importance of patriotism unity and selflessness, emphasizes the role of individual in building a strong and prosperous nation. The Film showcased the sacrifice bravery and dedication of individuals who have contributed to the nations growth and development. The third event the letters to the soldiers was written to show the gratitude to them many students wrote the letters to the soldiers.They expressed their thanks and the gratitude to the soldiers who are there in the borders. Then partition horror remembrance day was organised shown the live video to the students regarding the partition horrors students had seen the partition horror video

Followed by the faculty speechs The faculty present are Mrs. M. Sravani kumari, mr.p. Ratna Reddy sir, Madhav Reddy sir,  Sushma Mam,Rahiumun maam, Sadik sir, Inthiyaz Sir,Rathna mam ,karuna mam, Divya Latha mam. The pledge was also taken regarding Har Ghar tiranga. All the event were organised successfully with the directions of the chairman sir prof.G.Ramakrishna Reddy Garu, Director Mr.G.Hemanth Reddy sir They always guide the faculty to organise the programme which enriches the students knowledge.

Finally selfies was taken with the Tiranga by the students with the selfie stand Then followed by the vote of thanks and national anthem.