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Karimnagar: National Education Day observed
III Town Police Inspector P Vignan Rao advised the students to concentrate on studies and reach greater heights in their life.
Karimnagar: III Town Police Inspector P Vignan Rao advised the students to concentrate on studies and reach greater heights in their life.
On National Education Day, which is celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first education minister of independent India, the members of Indian Youth Secured Organisation in association with Young India Mission, Anti-Corruption Team India and Safer Indian Roads organisations, and Karimnagar Cycle Club distributed study material to the students of Shahzad Urdu Medium High School in Karimnagar on Monday.
Attending as a chief guest, Police Inspector P Vignan Rao distributed study material to the students.
He asked the students to concentrate on the subjects that were taught by teachers and get good name to the schools where they are studying and to their parents.
Students are back bone to the country and the development of a country depends on the education of the youth. Taking inspiration from Abul Kalam Azad, the first Education Minister, youth must develop brotherhood among each other irrespective of caste and communities andreligions, he said.
