SRKR Engineering College Principal K.V. Muralikrishnamraju said that youth can undertake many self-employment schemes with natural resources.
He participated and spoke at an awareness program conducted on Tuesday at the Jakkaram Panchayat office. The event was organized with the support of the central government's Department of Science and Technology (DST) and held under the aegis of the college's Science and Technology Innovation Hub.
Hub Principal G. Harishkumar Varma, speaking on the occasion, said that resources like water hyacinth, which is available in rural ponds and crop canals, have many natural medicinal properties. He stated that the college provides technical training on using these resources to make fish feed and poultry feed, as well as on extracting oil from fish and conducting water testing in aqua ponds.
Jakkaram Sarpanch K. Padmavathi, Secretary B. Srinivasarao, STI Hub Co-Principal CH. Badriraju, and Professor N. Sivakishan participated in the event.
Bhimavaram SRKR Engineering College Principal Dr. K.V. Muralikrishnamraju stated that the rural poor, by embracing technical knowledge with the support provided by the central and state governments, should each achieve economic progress through self-employment.
Under the aegis of the college's Science and Technology Innovation Hub (STI-Hub) and with the cooperation of the Department of Science and Technology (DST), an awareness program was conducted in Peda Amiram village of Kalla rural mandal on changing the livelihood of rural people through aquaculture innovation. The program was presided over by the STI-Hub's Principal Investigator, Dr. G. Harish Kumar Varma.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Dr. K.V. Muralikrishnamraju urged the SC, BC, and weaker sections from rural areas to utilize the technical assistance provided by colleges for their development. Kalla MPDO G. Swathi, who was present, suggested that rural youth should also get such part-time training to gain employment in the vastly growing aqua sector.
STI-Hub Principal Investigator Dr. G. Harish Kumar Varma said that with the support of the central government's DST, training will be provided that is useful to the aqua sector. He said training on topics like water quality testing, locally preparing eco-friendly aqua feed, and extracting oil from fish will be provided in specially established laboratories at SRKR Engineering College. He mentioned that Kopalle and Jakram villages have also been selected for this training and urged the rural BC and SC poor to make good use of this opportunity.
College In-charge G. Dikshit Rajkumar Nagaraju, Principal Investigator Badriraju, and others participated in the program.
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Headline: Students must move forward with new technology
Image Caption: Jagapathi Raju inaugurating the training program at SRKR College in Bhimavaram.
Content:
Bhimavaram: Students will have opportunities to enhance their skills and move further forward if they constantly study new technology and participate in competitions, said M. Jagapathi Raju, Director of SRKR Engineering College in Bhimavaram. He was speaking on Tuesday at the college on the occasion of inaugurating the 'Boot Camp for Live Stream' training program being conducted under the name 'Vedic Vision 2K25'. He stated that such training programs are being arranged in their college to mold students into more knowledgeable individuals.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal K.V. Muralikrishnam Raju said that this training program has been arranged as a precursor to the two-day hackathon competition to be held from the 14th of this month.
Dean Academics V. Chandrasekhar, Physical Director P. Satyanarayana Raju, and others participated in the program.
Under the aegis of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), a daily online program named "Vedic Vision 2K25" is being conducted from the 4th to the 14th of this month, and Coordinator Faculty Dr. K.V. MuraliKrishna Rao said that our locality has received a great opportunity through this program. College Director Dr. M. Janardhan Raju released the related posters on Tuesday during a special event held at the college.
On this occasion, Program Coordinator Faculty Dr. D. Satyanarayana Raju stated that under the aegis of the Abdul Kalam Institute of Technology and Management (AKITM), lakhs of people per day will have the opportunity to watch the ten-day online program, which will focus on developing new technologies in the national security sector. He said that a 24-hour non-stop hackathon competition on the same topic will also be conducted from the 14th to the 15th. He mentioned that in the competition held last year, students from various engineering colleges in the state showcased their talent in areas like 3D, algorithms, and animation. He revealed that the winners of the competition will be awarded a cash prize of up to 35 thousand rupees. He said the program is being jointly organized by the Faculty Executive along with the college's Technical Organization Club and the CSE and CSIT departments.
Faculty Center Head Dr. S. Gopala Krishnamurthy, Academic Dean Dr. V. Chandrasekhar, CSE Head Dr. K. Suresh Babu, Assistant Faculty Dr. Ch. Hari Mohan, and students participated in the event.
A five-day Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “Synthesis and Characterization of Ultrafine Grained Materials and Composites” was successfully conducted at the Mechanical Engineering Department of SRKR Engineering College, Bhimavaram. The event was organized in collaboration with JNTUK. The closing ceremony was graced by Dr. B.H.V.S. Ramakrishnamraju, Principal-in-Charge, and Dr. K. Suresh Babu, FDP Coordinator. Esteemed guests including Dr. Kalapala Prasad, Dr. Kollu Ravindra, and Dr. Venu Reddy contributed to the session. The FDP provided valuable insights on interdisciplinary technologies, and several faculty members actively participated to enhance their research and teaching methodologies.
