Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru
Mangaluru, Sep 9: Legislative Council member Tejaswini Gowda joined an interactive session along with students at Shakthi Residential School and College here on September 7.
Addressing the students, Gowda said, "Students need to take decision on their own without being pressurised by others. They need to differentiate between what is good and bad. We need to become good citizens and nation should always come first. Students need to aim to become a soldier, a good lawyer, a doctor or an engineer and thereby serve the society."
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Shri Gopalakrishna temple administrative head K C Naik, advisor of the institution Ramesh, Shakthi College principal Prabhakara G S, developmental officer of the institution Naseem Banu and Shakthi School principal Madhulika Rao were present.
Kukke shri Subramanya temple former trustee Kishor Shirady, BJP state assistant spokeperson Mahesh Tuppegalla, Kavoor co-operative bank director Lokesh Bhandary were also present.