SP encourages students to focus on studies, maintain discipline and aim high

Tirupati: District Superintendent of Police L Subba Rayudu has introduced special welfare measures to support orphan and underprivileged students studying at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Residential School in Tirupati.

Jointly run by REALS and Samagra Shiksha, the institution provides essential education, shelter, and nutrition to children in need.

Previously operating out of a private building in Jeevakona with a monthly rent of Rs 35,000, the school faced significant financial constraints.

Recognizing these difficulties during a prior inspection, SP Subba Rayudu intervened and recommended a viable alternative. Following his initiative, the District Collector and Municipal Corporation Commissioner allotted the first floor of the Municipal Primary School at Chenna Reddy Colony to the residential institution free of cost, successfully removing the rent burden and upgrading living and learning facilities for the students.

On Saturday, coinciding with Children’s Day, the SP visited the campus to interact personally with the children, inquiring about their educational needs and future aspirations.

He distributed books, notebooks, and study materials, while encouraging the students to maintain discipline and aim high.

Stating that supporting children without parental care is a collective duty of government bodies, voluntary organizations, and society, SP Subba Rayudu expressed confidence that the students will grow into responsible citizens who contribute positively to the nation.

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Vani Mallela is a Staff Reporter at The Hans India and an accomplished journalist and content creator from the erstwhile Chittoor district. With over 16 years of professional experience, she has built a strong reputation for covering crime, politics, and entertainment, delivering stories that are accurate, engaging, and impactful. She holds a postgraduate degree from Sri Venkateswara University and received professional journalism training at Rachana Journalism College, Hyderabad, with a focus on science and mass communication. Her expertise includes field reporting, investigative journalism, fact-checking, and source development, enabling her to produce balanced and credible reports under tight deadlines. Vani is recognised for her sharp news sense, concise writing style, and ability to uncover compelling human-interest stories that reflect the voices and concerns of local communities. Her extensive knowledge of the Tirupati region, coupled with her diverse family background and broad cultural exposure, brings depth, empathy, and context to her reporting. A dedicated journalist committed to ethical and responsible reporting, Vani continually enhances her knowledge by keeping abreast of current affairs through regular newspaper reading and extensive research. Her professionalism, accuracy, and passion for storytelling have made her a respected voice in regional journalism.

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