Sri krishnaveni Junior College
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AntI Drug Committee
Drug abuse is prevalent from the school level to the university level, leading to increasing mental and economic problems. Consequently, the youth of the country are losing their potential and capabilities.
In response to this, Krishnaveni College formed a Prahari Club, consisting of 25 students and 2 lecturers, on October 7, 2023, as per the orders of the state government.
The same club was reformed on August 15, 2024, with Six(06) members, as the Anti-Drug Committee. As part of this committee, discussions were held to raise awareness among students about the use of drugs and human trafficking. The rampant use of drugs by some movie celebrities, politicians, and business magnates was also addressed. To drive change in this area, many rallies and seminars have been organized.
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YUVA TOURISM CLUB
The Yuva Tourism Club was established at Sri Krishnaveni Junior College in Gadwal under the guidance of the Director of the Department of Tourism, Telangana, Hyderabad, with the support of the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. The club consists of 25 members and is supervised by a teacher coordinator and a student coordinator. In addition to promoting responsible tourism and preserving cultural heritage, the club also functions as a Heritage club in the state of Telangana. It is committed to raising awareness about the rich cultural heritage of our state and will operate under the direct supervision of district collectors, who in turn would appoint a nodal officer at district level for day to day monitoring.
Yuva tourism clubs have been set up in all districts of the state to promote responsible tourism and preserve cultural heritage, as mandated by the directive principles of our constitution.
"YUVA TOURISM CLUB FORMED
RANGAVALLY
Every year on the occasion of Sankranthi, students are encouraged to participate in the Rangavalli Programme to protect the culture and trade in the state. The prize distribution is done to encourage colleges to sponsor the Rangavalli programs conducted by newspapers like Eenadu and Andhrajyothi. A drawing competition was held for the boys and girls of the college, and prize distribution was done to encourage them on November 14th, which is celebrated as Children's Day, with the support of Feriado newspaper.
Sports
From the very beginning of Krishnaveni Junior College, it has been emphasized as a way to reduce mental stress among the students. The college places great importance on physical activities and sports. As part of this initiative, various games such as kabaddi, kho kho, Tennycoit, football, and cricket are organized, and prizes are distributed to the winners. Students from Sri Krishna Veni Junior College have participated in state-level, national-level, and international-level volleyball, football, and kabaddi competitions, and have achieved first or second place.
NSS
The National Service Scheme aims to involve students in villages to understand the importance of sanitation, hygiene, and health awareness among the people. Our college has obtained permission for two NSS units from Osmania University. The first camp was conducted in January 2004 at Peddadinne village and was inaugurated by the college's honorable president, Sri Nagan Goud. During this camp, we conducted veterinary and health awareness programs, eye camps, and provided free spectacles to those in need.
As part of NSS, we involved 100 students, both girls and boys, as well as the Youth Red Cross wing separately in Krishna Pushkaras in 2004 and 2016.
About Sri Krishnaveni Junior College
C. NAGAN GOUD
C. NAGAN GOUD
C. NAGAN GOUD
(PRESIDENT)
G. RAMESH
C. NAGAN GOUD
C. NAGAN GOUD
(CORRESPONDENT)
C. SYAMALA
C. NAGAN GOUD
C. SYAMALA
(DIRECTOR)