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SACET Staff and students remembers Abdul Kalam
The staff and students at the St Anns College of Engineering and Technology in Chirala paid rich floral tributes to the former president of India and great scientist Dr APJ Abdul Kalam on his third death anniversary, announced the college secretary Vanama Ramakrishna Rao and correspondent S Lakshmana Rao
Chirala: The staff and students at the St Ann’s College of Engineering and Technology in Chirala paid rich floral tributes to the former president of India and great scientist Dr APJ Abdul Kalam on his third death anniversary, announced the college secretary Vanama Ramakrishna Rao and correspondent S Lakshmana Rao.
The college principal Dr P Ravi Kumar said that though Dr Abdul Kalam born into a poor family, he was successfully scaled greater heights in the career with hard work and great will.
He said that India will never forget his services in designing the missiles and satellites.
He said that Kalam, as the President of India also worked to keep the country on the same platform with the other developed countries.
He asked the students to take inspiration from the missile man who taught the youth to dream big and do hard work to achieve it.
The college director of accreditations Dr C Subbarao, administrative manager RV Ramana Murthy and other teaching and non-teaching staff of the college also participated in the programme.
