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Bhashyam Bloom students told to inculcate spirit of service
Investiture Ceremony was the master plan, which inculcates leadership skills among students, said Bhashyam Bloom Principal Krishnaveni.
Guntur: Investiture Ceremony was the master plan, which inculcates leadership skills among students, said Bhashyam Bloom Principal Krishnaveni.
An oath was administered to the students at Bhashyam Blooms secondary campus here on Friday, in which Bhashyam institutions chairman Bhashyam Ramakrishna presided.
Addressing the students, ISRO, NASA scientist Chandu Sambasiva Rao, who was the chief guest on the occasion, advised the students to inculcate a spirit of service and dedication.
Speaking on the occasion, Krishnaveni exhorted the students to participate in sports and cultural activities for their wellbeing, physically and mentally. Principals of Primary Campus, BTC Campus Varalakshmi and Sujatha lauded the students.
Chandu Sambasiva Rao and Maddineni Sudhakar handed over medals to students of Executive body. Later, students took part in cultural programmes.
RVR & JC Engineering College Prof Maddineni Sudhakar, Spandana Educational Society President Kolla Venkateswarlu and Bhashyam Guntur Zonal Executive officer T Siva were the special invitees on the occasion.
