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BC Gurukul sports meet kick starts in Nagarjuna Sagar
Telangana Legislative Council Chairman Gutha Sukender Reddy stated that credit of establishment of government residential schools with all facilities goes to CM KCR.
Nagarjunasagar: Telangana Legislative Council Chairman Gutha Sukender Reddy stated that credit of establishment of government residential schools with all facilities goes to CM KCR.
On Saturday, along with local MLA Nomula Narsimhaiah and Gurkul schools chairman Malaiah Battu, he inaugurated the sixth State-level BC Gurukul Schools Sports Meet in Nagarjunasagar. Addressing on the occasion, he said never before a State government established two BC residential schools in every Assembly constituency.
Students of SC, ST and minorities studying in Gurukul schools have been excelling in studies as well as in sports. The face of education in the State got a radical change in the past 6 years, he emphasised.
He assured to provide funds for the construction of buildings for both school and college in Nagarjunasagar from his MLC fund. Along with participants, the leaders played volleyball during the inauguration of sports meet.
