Renovated Unguturu ZPH School opened

PNS|Vijayawada

The renovated 75-year-old Zilla Parishad High School at Unguturu under Andhra Pradesh ‘Manabadi –Nadu Nedu’ with the help of NRIs was inaugurated by Gannavaram MLA Dr Vallabhaneni Vamsi, NRI Venkatadri Bobba, Chief Advisor to CM Jagan, Ajeya Kallam, former MP Gokaraju Ganga Raju, Advisor to Government and president of APNRT Society Venkat S Medapati on Thursday.

Vamsi said that Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is bringing many reforms in the education sector and ‘Manabadi – Nadu Nedu’ aims to provide quality education with values to every boy and girl through the creation of school infrastructure, nutritious mid-day meals, and digital methods. He said that the NRI Venkatadri couple largely contributed to the renovation of the schools and this transformed ZPHC into a modern corporate school. MLA Vamsi asked philanthropists to come forward for the development of schools that are Modern Education Temples.

NRI Bobba Venkatardi said that it gives utmost satisfaction to develop the school where he studied under a public-private partnership. He thanked APNRTS who provided necessary support in this process and assured to continue NRIs support to the development of state schools.

Ajay Kallam said that education can eradicate poverty and the government is providing the entire necessary infrastructure for schools. He asked the students to use education as a weapon to develop and achieve their goals in the competitive world.

President of APNRTS Venkat S Medapati said that CM Jagan is determined to make education available to everyone, regardless of whether they are rich or poor. He recalled that the Jagan Mohan Reddy government is providing basic facilities in schools with thousands of crores of rupees.

He said that in addition to this, donors like Bobba Venkatadri are joining each other with their love for the state like every drop of water is an ocean, and it is gratifying to provide advanced school building and infrastructure with international standards. He said that if some more NRIs settled in different countries and provide their help, the education sector will develop more rapidly and appealed to philanthropists to come forward to develop State schools.