- ED attaches Rs 129.85 cr assets in TTD ghee adulteration case
- AP Lokayukta orders swift action on Kurnool sewage crisis
- Forgotten village struggles for basic drinking water in Kurnool
- Intrinsic display of ‘Bommala Kolavu’ and their tales
- Political parties gear up for civic polls
- Tollywood directors seeking box-office comebacks
- Women, farmers, fishermen to get empowered through SCDC
- Bathukamma celebrations held at Gandhi Bhavan
Sri City-based NS Instruments inaugurates boys hostel rooms
In Short
NS Instruments India inaugurated newly constructed rooms at BC College Boys’ Hostel in Satyavedu under its ₹50 lakh CSR program to boost student infrastructure.
Share :
Kobayashi of NS Instruments India and Sri City CSR Director Nireesha Sannareddy inaugurating the hostel rooms in Satyavedu on Wednesday
Tirupati: NS Instruments India, a Japanese automotive component manufacturer based in Sri City, has expanded accommodation facilities at BC College Boys’ Hostel in Satyavedu, at a cost of Rs 50 Lakh. The initiative, undertaken as part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, aims to provide improved living conditions for students pursuing higher education.
The newly constructed hostel rooms were inaugurated by Kobayashi, Assistant Managing Director of the company in the presence of DGM Sanjay on Wednesday. Sri City CSR Director Nireesha Sannareddy, Assistant Social Welfare Officer P Venkateswarlu and others were present.
Commending the company’s contribution, Nireesha said NS Instruments India had set a commendable example of industry participation in social development. She noted that such initiatives play a vital role in strengthening educational infrastructure and improving opportunities for children and youth in the region. The new hostel rooms expand overall accommodation capacity while fostering an improved learning environment.
CM Revanth Reddy to youth: Build startups, grow economy
Local polls in AP from Oct 28
Prez Murmu offers prayers at Kanaka Durga Temple
TDP-Jana Sena-BJP seat-sharing negotiations: Talks end, outcome unclear
President Murmu offers prayers at Vijayawada's Kanaka Durga Temple
High-level demographic committee launches website seeking relevant inputs
