International Human Rights Day was successfully observed today at the local Sri Ramakrishna Degree College. The programme was attended by the Chief Guest, Nandyal District Additional Police Superintendent Sri N. Yugendra Babu. The college Chairman, Prof. G. Ramakrishna Reddy, and Director Sri G. Hemanth Reddy were present on the dais. The event was conducted by Commerce and Management Assistant Professor Sri M. Intiaz Ahmad.

The programme began with an introduction to Human Rights Day, followed by a prayer song. Student speeches highlighted the history and significance of Human Rights Day. Faculty members then addressed the gathering. Mrs. M. Ratnareddy explained the origin of human rights, while Director Sri G. Hemanth Reddy spoke on the rules and responsible use of social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. He emphasized that while social media can be informative, excessive use for entertainment can be harmful, and understanding terms and conditions is a fundamental right.

Chief Guest Sri N. Yugendra Babu detailed the history of human rights, explaining that equal rights were not available to all in the past. He discussed the United Nations, its charter, and how fundamental rights are enshrined in the Constitution. He encouraged students to be responsible, study diligently, and aim for success.

The Chairman praised the Chief Guest’s guidance and highlighted the importance of balancing rights and responsibilities. He urged students to contribute to a society where policing is less needed, emphasized the value of voting, and explained that violations of human rights can be reported to the National Human Rights Commission. He also highlighted that human rights are clearly defined across 30 articles.

The programme concluded with the National Anthem. Students were reminded to act responsibly, focus on their careers, respect parental efforts in their education, and develop awareness about both rights and duties. The session aimed to inspire students to think positively and make constructive contributions to society.