Live
- MP urges banks to expand beneficiary base for PMEGP, Mudra Yojana
- No sincerer love than love of food
- Mysuru: Government constructs hospital, does not appoint doctors
- Democrats turn the tables on Republicans
- Rs 8-crore revamp of old NWKRTC buses to enhance services, cut costs
- HC restrains media from publishing Darshan case details
- SIO to host 2-day meet on Muslim identity
- Security tightened in and around BJP state office
- Three girls go missing from school hostel in Ghaziabad
- Start of Gram Nyayalayas will improve access to justice: SC
Military School students launch awareness rally
Military School students of Bengaluru start awareness rally on bikes from Viswam School in Tirupati on Friday.
To create awareness on the recent decision of government admitting girls also in military schools, a batch of 13 students of Military School of Bengaluru arrived here enroute to Chennai on Friday.
Tirupati: To create awareness on the recent decision of government admitting girls also in military schools, a batch of 13 students of Military School of Bengaluru arrived here enroute to Chennai on Friday.
The Military School students along with school staff organised a cycle rally from Viswam School covering all main streets and later preceded towards Chennai. Earlier in the meeting at Viswam School, Military School senior staff Rajesh Sharma and Manjeer said following the government's decision on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of Military School of Bengaluru girl students both from rural and urban areas can get admission in the school to serve the country in any one of the tri-forces including army, navy and air force. To spread the message among the people, they said they were conducting an awareness cycle rally from Bengaluru to Chennai via AP started from April 14 and will continue till April 23, 10 days covering 1,800 kms.
They said the Military School will mould its students with nation spirit, apart from giving mental strength to combat with adverse conditions in their life also. Viswam School director Viswanath Reddy, Academic Director Viswa Chandan Reddy and teachers were present.
