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Devotees thronged in large numbers to witness the procession of Sri Malayappa Swamy on the mighty Garuda Vahanam and blessed the devotees between 7pm and 9pm.
TTD Board Members Dr Nichitha, Sri Chippagiri Prasad, Smt G Vani Mohan- Prl Secretary to Government of AP (Revenue), Spl Invitees Sri Dusmantha Kumar Das were also present.
Tirupati, 27 Feb 2021: The auspicious Magha Pournami Punya Snanam was observed with religious fervour in the Triveni Sangamam at Kaleshwaram on Saturday.
As part of the Magha Masa festivities mulled by TTD, the sacred bath was planned at Jayashankar Bhupalpally district of Telengana State. The programme was telecasted live on SVBC between 9am and 11am.
Earlier, the processional deities of Srivaru with Sridevi and Bhudevi along with Chakrattalwar were brought to the banks of the river and Snapana Tirumanjanam was performed. Later the holy Disc was given celestial dip.
Kaleshwaram is famous as Dakshina Kasi and three rivers including Godavari, Pranahita and Saraswathi merge to form Triveni Sangamam. On the banks of this river triplet is located the famous Sri Kaleshwara Mukteswara Swamy temple.
District Collector Sri Krishna Aditya, SP Sri Sangram Singh Patil, SVBC CEO Sri Suresh Kumar, Tirumala temple OSD Sri P Seshadri were also present.
A
retirement function was held jointly by GAD and Telangana Secretariat Employees
Association at BRKR Bhavan today.
Chief
Secretary Sri Somesh Kumar, IAS, presided over the retirement function and felicitated the employees getting retired
today. Speaking on the occasion Chief Secretary on behalf the Government
extended thanks to the retired employees for their services rendered and wished
them happy and peaceful post retirement life. He directed the officials to
arrange government vehicle to drop them at their respective homes. He also directed the
officials to make elaborate arrangement for future retirement function in a
coordinated way.
Smt.
O.Sridevi, Assistant Secretary to Govt. I&CAD Department, Sri B. N.S.V
Prasad, Section officer, PR & RD Dept, Smt. K.Umarani, PS to Secretary to
Govt. TR&B Dept, Sri R.Kishan Lal, Section Assistant Grade-II, HM &FW
Department were retired today.
Sri Sunil
Sharma, Prl. Secretary TR&B, Sri Vikas Raj, Prl Secretary GAD, Sri Sandeep
Kumar Sultania, Secretary PR&RD, Sri SAM Rizivi, Secretary HM&FW, Sri
Arvinder Singh, Additional Secretary GAD, Sri Narender Rao and other employees
participated in the function.
-Press note
“No matter what your family background is, your dreams are valid”. B. Anjali and Nikitha from social welfare residential institutions and Parvathi and Anitha from tribal welfare residential educational institutions chose to follow their dreams and they have travelled a long way from extremely humble family backgrounds to Senior Hyderabad Women Cricket team. They broke glass-ceiling and got selected for the senior Women Hyderabad Cricket team in style. The rise of four marginalized girls is worth celebrating because of the fact that all these girls are aged below 18 years, and yet they were picked up for the senior women cricket team (U-23) considering their outstanding talent in the cricketing field.
The heart-warming stories of B. Anjali, Nikitha
Parvathi and Anitha are similar and they all stand tall having overcome odds of
poverty and their stories are surely one of guts and glory. Cricket academies
launched by social and tribal welfare residential educational institutions were
game changers for these girls
It’s matter of great pride that 13 years-old tribal
girl Parvathi who hails from Koudipalli mandal, Medak district made it to the senior
Hyderabad women cricket team. Her parents work as farm labourers to eke out a
living. B Anjali from Mudigonda mandal, Khammam district says “whatever I am
today is because of the cricket intensive coaching camp being run by social and
tribal welfare residential educational institutions. I never imagined that I
would get selected to the Hyderabad women cricket team at a very young age. I want to represent the Indian women cricket
team in international tournaments one day”.
Anitha, a tribal girl of Hanumanpalli thanda of
Mahaboob Nagr district says, cricket is my passion and thanks to the government
of Telangana for launching cricket academies and encouraging poor children to
shine in sports”.
A delighted
secretary Dr RS Praveen Kumar congratulated the girls and said it’s great news,
while thanking the Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, Minister for Scheduled
Caste Development Department Koppula Eshwar and Tribal Welfare Minister Satyavathi
Rathod for launching sports academies and helping poor students. “The rise of
marginalized girls to the senior Women Hyderabad Cricket team is very
inspirational for thousands of marginalized girls for whom touching a cricket
bat and playing cricket was a big deal” further says Dr RS Praveen Kumar. Secretary
also thanked the Hyderabad Cricket Association for their support.
-Press note
The
121 trainee Civil Servants, belonging to 22 States and 9 Services, who are
attending Special Foundation Course at Dr MCR HRD Institute, rolled out FETE-The Utsav, a day-long
food-cum-recreation extravaganza, and thereby turned the RamadasuMandapan at
the Institute into a sprawling kitchen. For a change, the academic ambience at
the Institute gave way to fun and frolic.
It
was a pleasant surprise to see the trainee Civil Servants dishing out
mouth-watering delicacies, selling them as hard-core salespersons, generating
profits, and donating them to an NGO, for a socially-relevant cause.
Even
though the trainee Civil Servants are not regular chefs, they believed in their
abilities, put heart and soul in their efforts, and thereby churned out lip-smacking
dishes.
The
food items for sale reflected the true diversity of the batch of the trainee Civil
Servants. The dishes on sale included Fish Curry, Pongal, Masala Dosa, etc.
from Southern Zone, Bamboo Shoots Chicken, Eromba, Red Rice, etc. from Eastern
Zone, CholeBhatore, Lemon Chicken, etc. from Northern Zone, KachoriChurma,
Malpua, Jal Jeera, etc. from Rajasthan, PavBhaji, Bombay MasalaPav, Faluda,
etc. from Western Zone, LittiChoka, Champaran Chicken, BanarasiPaan, etc. from
UP.
In
order to keep the guests engaged and entertained, the event offered an array of
exciting games and activities, including Khelenge India to Badlenge India,
KhismatkiGoli, Balti meSikka, Gajni Game,
Dart Board, Double Your Coupons, etc.
Electrifying
background music and hit Bollywood numbers brought out the true essence of the
grand food and games festival.Right from the word go, the trainee Civil
Servants sported a happy-go-lucky attitude apart from their colourful and
ethnic wear.
The
trainee Civil Servants, Officers, Faculty, and Staff of the institute visited
the stalls and relished the food items and sportingly tried their hand at the
games and activities on display.
Sri Harpreet Singh, IAS, DG of the Institute(FAC)& Principal
Secretaryinaugurated FETE-The Utsa, in the presence of Sri
Benhur Mahesh Dutt Ekka, IAS, ADGof the Institute, and other Dignitaries. He
congratulated the trainee Civil Servants for proving, beyond an iota of doubt, that
they not only have the ability to crack the world's toughest examination but
also are endowed with multiple talents to conceptualise and execute business
projects. On this occasion, Sri Harpreet
Singh, IAS released copies of the Newsletterof the Spl FC, “Saanjha”.
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