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With a noble aim to inculcate spiritual and ethical values among the students by imparting the great essence of Dharmic values embedded in Hindu Dhar-ma texts, TTD has designed 13-day summer camp in six districts across the state, said TTD executive officer L.V. Subrahmanyam.
Releasing the posters on the occasion of 245th Tyagaraja Jayantotsavam (birth anniversary celebrations) which took place in Sri Kodandarama Swamy temple at Tirupati on Saturday evening, the EO said, these classes are named as ‘Subhapradam’ which means ‘Well-being’.
“Our aim is that the students should prosper in their lives not only academically but also with good character. The students should make use of these classes and should become the future builders of the nation and saviours of Hindu Sanatana Dharma”, he maintained.
Programme co-ordinator Raghunath said six centres have been identified for the conduct of the programme including two in Tirupati, one each at Anantapur, Vizag, Guntur, Warangal and Hyderabad. “Interest-ed students could avail this opportunity”, he added.
Source : Deccan Chronicle
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