TITA Debate on 'Bangaru Telangana' at Microsoft headquarters

TITA Debate on Bangaru Telangana at Microsoft headquarters
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The Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) and Washington Telangana Association (WATA) has conducted an event to discuss & debate

The Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) and Washington Telangana Association (WATA) has conducted an event to discuss & debate on the vision of 'Bangaru Telangana' at Microsoft's corporate headquarters, Redmond, Washington State, USA. TITA Honorary President Mr. V Prakash was the Chief Guest for the program.
"TITA with Washington Telangana Association collaboration will guide Telangana Students for Higher Education in Abroad, especially in choosing the best colleges, best suitable skills and job market awareness. The alliance will also focus on getting the NRI investments to Telangana State.” Said TITA Honorary President Mr. V. Prakash.
"Washington Telangana Association (WATA) announced its first collaboration with Telangana IT Association (TITA), to help the students of Telangana and help in building their career back home and also overseas. WATA extend it's full support to TITA Career Guidance Program.” Said WATA Executive Team.
"TITA is playing a vital role in rebuilding of Telangana by building a communication bridge between Telangana NRI’s intellectual tank team and the people of Telangana for knowledge transfer in various sectors by arranging weekly video sessions with respective beneficiaries.” Said TITA Washington State Chapter President Mr. Vamshi Kancharakuntla.
TITA Washington State Chapter President Mr. Vamshi Kancharakuntla, WATA Executive Team Members Chandrashekar Sunke, Mahidhar Reddy, SaiKrishna Kancharakuntla, Srinivas Reddy, Sridhar Raju, Hari Katukuri, Vivek Boggarapu, Prasad Senapathi, Ravinder Veeravally, Gopi Gundu and many IT Professionals hailing from Telangana region participated in the event.
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Sundeep Kumar Makthala
Founder & President
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Mr. Vamshi Kancharakuntla
TITA Washington State Chapter President
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