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Available of schemes to excel, tribal students told Collector
Collector Md Imtiaz on Thursday said that the tribal students should study well by making use of the available resources and excel to great heights.
Vijayawada: Collector Md Imtiaz on Thursday said that the tribal students should study well by making use of the available resources and excel to great heights. The Collector and Tribal Welfare Officer M Eswar Rao issued admission forms to the tribal students selected under the Best Available School scheme.
The Collector on the occasion opined that the tribal students should make use of all the available government schemes. The Collector issued allotment letters to the selected students. As many as 11 students were admitted in Class III and six students in Class VI, six students in Class VIII.
He handed over the allotment letters to various schools in the district. Additional tribal officer M Phani Durjathi, Superintendant P Venkateswara Rao and others were present.
