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S.V.R.M.COLLEGE

HOSTELS

a) COLLEGE ATTACHED HOSTEL

YEAR
196970
197071
197172
197273
197374
197475
197576
197677
197778
197879
197980
198081
198182
198283
198384
198485
198586
198687
198788
198889
198990
199091
199192
199293
199394
199495
199596
199697
199798
199899
199900
200001
200102
200203
200304
200405
200506

DUPUTY WARDEN
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri

N.V.S.Srinivasa Rao
N.Koteswar Rao
N.Koteswar Rao
N.Koteswar Rao
T.L.Narayana
K.Ravi Babu
K.Ravi Babu
C.Appa Rao
K.R.K.Naudu
T.V.Krishna Rao
M.Pullaiah
N.koteswar Rao
S.Madhu sudhana Rao
P.Venkata Rao
B.Srinivasa Rao
V.K.Mohan
C.S.Raju
C.S.Raju
K.R.K.Naudu
T.L.Narayana
S.Madhu sudhana Rao
S.Madhu sudhana Rao
S.Madhu sudhana Rao
V.K.Mohan
Dr.V.K.Mohan
Dr.V.K.Mohan
A.V.Ragava Rao
Y.R.K.Babu
Dr. V.K.Mohan
B.Srinivasa Rao
Dr.V.K.Mohan
Dr.V.K.Mohan
M. Pullaiah
B.venkata Rao
B.Venkata Rao
B.Venkata Rao
I.Veera Babu

ADDITIONAL DUPUTY
WARDEN

Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri

Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri

Sri
Sri

------C.Appa Rao
K.R.K.Naudu
T.V.Krishna Rao
G.Ramakrishna Babu
G.Ramakrishna Babu
S.Madhu sudhana Rao
V.Kutumba Rao
V.Kutumba Rao
P.Prabhakar
-G.Rama Rao
G.Rama Rao
G.Ramakrishna Babu
Y.V.Krishna Murthy
A.V.Ragava Rao
A.V.Ragava Rao
B.Srinivasa Rao
---B.Srinivasa Rao
B.venkata Rao
Rama Rao
-B.Srinivasa Rao
B.Srinivasa Rao
---A.Hari Krishna
K.Benjamin

NO. OF
STUDENTS
47
89
138
138
138
152
171
148
150
150
150
118
139
140
142
127
115
115
136
136
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153
177
192
191
220
216
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b) S.W.S.M.HOSTEL
YEAR
197475
197576
197677
197778
197879
197980
198081
198182
198283
198384
198485
198586
198687
198788
198889
198990
199091
199192
199293
199394
199495
199596
199697
199798
199899
199900
200001
200102
200203
200304
200405
200506

DUPUTY WARDEN
Sri
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Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
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Sri
Sri
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Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
Sri
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Sri

K.Ravi Babu
S.Madhu sudhana Rao
K.R.K.Naudu
T.V.Krishna Rao
G.M.Gandhi
M. Pullaiah
P.Venkata Rao
P.Venkata Rao
V.K.Mohan
V.K.Mohan
P.Niraja Nabaiah
C.Subba Rao
A.Satyam
A.Satyam
A.Satyam
B.Srinivasa Rao
V.k.Mohan
V.k.Mohan
P.Jayaseela Rao
P.Venkata Rao
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Dr K.Surendra Babu
M.Sambasiva Rao
P. Sai Babu
B.Ratna Raju
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B.Ratna Raju
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A.Hari Krishna
A.Hari Krishna
A.Harikrishna

ADDITIONAL DUPUTY
WARDEN
----Sri M.Pullaiah
-Sri J.Mohana Rao
Sri B.Srinivasa Rao
Sri B.Seetha rami Reddy
Sri G.S.B.Prabhakara Rao
Sri M.Satya Murthy
Sri P.Saibabu
Sri Burra Ratna Raju
Sri Burra Ratna Raju
-Sri G.Srinivasa Rao
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NUMBER OF
STUDENTS
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35
39
66
80
85
128
223
181
310
287
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169
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OUR LIBRARY
A PERFECT PLACE TO IGNITE THE YOUNG MINDS
In our country, every village is having temple of Gods and Goddesses. But
ironically
our
ancestors some how ignored the importance
of spreading
knowledge to villages through schools and libraries.
In olden days libraries
served only some privileged classes, as education was denied to lower strata of
people.
Indian population lives in villages. Till recent times the village people have no
easy access to education scientific, technical and literature etc.
According to
Mahatma Gandhijis GRAMA SWARAJYA, it has been an accepted fact that if villages
are developed educationally and economically the country as a whole will prosper.
We are happy to put here that our college as well as our library are playing
a significant role in filling this vacuum in this forsaken rural area, NAGARAM. Our
Library, located in a total rural backdrop, inhabited mostly with scheduled caste and
backward classes people, came into existence in the year 1969. The College and
the library transformed
the educational scenario of this backward area.
The
students of these rural surroundings have got immensely benefited from the
Library. It literally helped to ignite their minds.
The founder Secretary & Correspondent Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao garu and Sri K.
Umavara Murthy garu are the architects of the Library. They are great book lovers
. They are responsible for collection of invaluable books for the library. And also
they donated precious books to the library of their own.
The great philosopher of ancient ages Marcus Tullices Ceciro has opined that
If you have a Library and a garden you have everything you need
The pride of our college infrastructure is our magnificent library building and
the invaluable volumes in it. The Library building stands majestically as a focal
point amidst a beautiful garden with sylvan surroundings. There are numerous
plants encompassing the building from the heat of the scorching sun.
The
flowering plants, the sylvan surroundings and the landscape of the college
campus visible through the glass panels of the library building gives a veritable
feast to the eyes of the readers of the library.
This building was constructed way back in the year 1983 itself at a stupendous
cost of Rs. 13 lakhs. The KCP Ltd.,Vuyyuru, the pioneers in sugar manufacturing, are
the munificent donors
of this magnificent landmark, along with the furniture.
The
chairs and tables are fiber make. The racks are from Godrej and Vinar. We also have
catalogue cabinets and the process of computerization of Library stock has been taken
up by using Soul software. The reading room has capacity to seat 150 readers. The
total plinth area of the building is around 12000 sft. The ground floor is consisting of
reading room, reference room, stock room, issue counter and the Librarians room. The
first floor is also used for the stocks as well as reading room.
The Library has a most unique annexure to it - an Archaeological Museum.
Several photos, portraits of eminent scholars, Literatures , noble personalities and
philanthropists adorning the walls of the reading room, showers inspiration to the
young minds. The noble mission of our library is service oriented. We provide
open access system, audio, video services and display of clippings of different items.
We always guide students and staff in the selection of worthy and right books to
study. We help students during their visit to Museum.
During Lunch session audio is being played to air traditional songs, classical
music and time tested old songs for soothing the minds of students and staff. The

ambience in the library helped to organize various seminars and debates by faculty
for the benefit of students.
Year after year with the cost escalation, finance is becoming a constraint to
procure more books and journals.
Every effort is being made to attend to the
requirements of staff and students within the available resources.
We envision a very hopeful and bright future to the library with more financial
assistance from all spheres and computerization of the library services.
IMPORTANT FEATURES OF THE LIBRARY BUILDING AND DIMENSIONS
Ground Floor
Reading Room
Stock-cum-reference

Measurement
In SFT
3120
900

Issue Counter

250

Librarian Room

265

Other service area

1650

First Floor:
Stock cum
Reading Hall

2910

Archaeological Museum

2885

Utility
For Newspapers and periodicals
Stock area for Text Books and all
science books
At the entrance, for issue of books and
monitoring the students
Work place of the Librarian and for
overall surveillance of the Library
including reference cell.
Toilets separately for men and women,
store & technical section.
Stock area for books on Humanities
and Social Sciences.
Using for subject reference for staff
Contains Archaeological objects.

Technical Work:
All the books in the library have been classified according to D.D.C. 18 th
edition. We have adopted card catalogue system. Students are at liberty for selection
of books under open access system and also can utilize card catalogues.
Catalogue cards are divided into three types 1. Author cards 2. Title cards
3. Subject cards. First two types are arranged in alphabetical order. The third type i.e.,
subject cards are arranged in numerical order and the entries are according to their call
number. For author mark, C.A. Cultens
three-figure alphabetical order table, is
being followed.
Open Access System:
We have adopted open access system for the benefit of students for selection
of books and reference work. In the ground floor all kinds of Text books and all science
subject books are available to students. In the afternoon session, students have access
to the first floor, where books relating to Humanities and social sciences are kept.
SERVICES
Reference Service:
As Dr. S.R. Ranganathan, Veteran and father of Library and Information science
believed reference is RAISON DETRE of all Library work, and it is Summum Bonurm
of all services. Students are at liberty to go through reference books of all kinds,
which are kept in the ground floor, and in an exclusive room. Students are being
taught the method of referring Encyclopedias and other reference books.

Documentation Service:
We are collecting important articles of different kinds from News papers and
magazines. The clippings are orderly filed and pasted in categorical manner. We are
glad to put on record that this service has immensely helped the students and staff to
prepare themselves for competitive exams, debates, seminars and also for participation
in competitive events.
Other Services:
We attend to the requirements of our students and staff in providing reference
material and other required information with in our available resources. We provide
useful books and other printed material for the personality development of the students
and to enrich their minds.
We provide material, and advise the students in their
educational and career opportunities.
We are preserving back numbers of college magazines, and important Journals in
bound form. Question papers of previous years are also available for the students in the
reading room.
We introduced recently reprographic service in the library.
The alumni hailing from this region and teachers from surrounding villages are
also being helped to use our library for their academic necessities, with prior permission
of the Principal.
We regularly interact with students to educate and enlighten them whenever
they are in library. We are always at the service of students and staff to guide them
properly for inculcating good reading habits.
Staff:

Smt. V.Sitamaha Lakshmi, M.A., M.L.Sc., is the Librarian from July 2005.
Her
predecessor Sri G.Kutumba Rao, M.A., M.S., retired in June 2003. The other three
members working in the Library are Sri G. Ranga Rao, Sri VVVT Kumar and Sri G. Ratna
Babu.
Budget:
The Library fee being collected from the students every year is very meager, as
most of the students are from economically poor communities. The amount of fee
being collected from each student remains stagnant from many years.
Approximately Fee + overdue fines
-Subscription for newspapers Journals & Magazines -Contingency for stationery & Maintenance etc.
-The only available
management contribution.

source

for purchase

of books

Rs. 25,000/Rs. 20,000/Rs. 5,000/is UGC

grant

and

Library Committee:
The library and reading room committee meets at the beginning of the
academic year and whenever necessary under chairmanship of the Principal to discuss
annual budget and other related matters.
The following are the members of the Library Committee for the year 2005-2006.
Dr. V.K. Mohan
Smt. V.S.M. Lakshmi
Sri P.Gopichandraswamy
Smt. Y. Supriya
Dr. K. Surendra Babu
Sri GSB Prabhakara Rao
Mr. K. Srinivasa Babu

Principal
Chairman
Librarian
Convenor
Lect.in Telugu
Member
Lect.in English
,,
Lect.in Chemistry
,,
Lect.in Physics
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Student Union Chairman ,,

Library Timings:
9 AM to 5.30 PM on all working days except public holidays
No.of Readers visiting Library daily:
Students : 350
Staff
: 60
LIBRARY READING ROOM:
List of News Papers:
Telugu
Andhra Bhumi
1 No.
Andhra Jyothi
2 Nos.
Eenadu
2 Nos.
Prajasakthi
1 No.
Vartha
2 Nos.
Visalandhra
1 No.

English
The New Indian Express
The Deccen Chronicle
The Hindu

1 No.
1 No.
1 No.

List of Journals and Magazines:

Li brary is receiving the following Journals and Magazines, for the year 2005-06.
NATIONAL
WEEKLIES
Telugu
India Today
NAUYA

English
India Today
Employment News
Main Stream
Sport Stat

FORT NIGHTLIES
Telugu

English

Vijeta Competitions
Udyoga Sopanam

Front Line
University Today

Telugu

MONTHLIES

Andhra Pradesh
Annadata
APP Udyoga Samacharam
Bhakti
Chatura
Computer Vignanam
Margadarsi
Misimi
Prajasahiti
Swathi
Rasamai
Telugu Vidyardhi
Vipula
Yojana

English
Chemistry Today
Competition Affairs
Competition Success Review
Competition Success Vision
Educare
General Knowledge Today
Herald of Health
Mathematics Today
Physics for you
Readers Digest
Seminar
Span
CEC-UGC News letter

BI-MONTHLIES
Telugu
Bhoomica

English
Marg

QUARTERLIES
English
Triveni
Quarterly International Journal
Of Ecology
HALF-YEARLY

English:
Journal of International
Pollution Control

INTERNATIOAL
National Geographic
Time
Quarterly International Journal of Ecology
Journal of International Pollution control.
Important Journals Subscribed for the year: 2003-04 for P.G. Chemistry:
Current Science
Indian Journal of Chemistry Section A
Indian Journal of Chemistry Section B
Journal of Chemical Sciences
Journal of Indian Chemical Society.
Important Journals Proposed to be subscribed for the year : 2006-07:
Current Science
Information Technology
Journal of Bio-Sciences
Journal of Chemical Sciences
Resonances
Scientific American
Journal of English Language & Teaching
List of Subjectwise Journals and Magazines subscribed for the year 2005-06:
English

Treveni

Telugu

Misimi
Rasamai

Computer Science

Computer Vignanam

Mathematics

Mathematics Today

Physics

Physics for you

Chemistry

Chemistry Today
Journal of Industrial pollution control
National Geography
Quarterly International Journal of Ecology
Marg

Biology
History
Health

Margadarsi (Telugu)
Herald of Health

Physical Education

Sport Star

Career Guidance

Vijeta Competition
Educare
APPS Udyoga Samacharam
Competitive Affairs
Udyoga Sopanam
Employment News

Current Affairs and G.K.

Competition Success Review
Competition Success Vision
Andhra Pradesh
Seminar
Yojana
General Knowledge Today
Main Stream
Time
General:
Annadata
Bharati
Bhumica
Chatura
India Today (Telugu)
India Today (English)
Front Line
Navya
Praja Sahiti
Readers Digest
Swathi
Span
Telugu Vidyardhi
University Today
Vipula
CEC UGC News Letter
Some of our choicest collection of Books:
Art of India - Calambur Sivarama Sastry
Britanica Great books 54 Vols.
Collected Books of Mahatma Gandhi
100 Vols.
Comple works of Karl Marx and Lenin
18 Vols.
,,
Lenin
18 Vols.
,,
Mao SC Tung
5 Vols.
,,
Swami Vivekananda
30 Vols.
Encyclopedia of Animal World
21 Vols.
Encyclopedia of Indian Temple Architecture
Encyclopedia of Britanica
30 Vols.
Micropedia
10 Vols.
Macropedia
20 Vols.
Encyclopedia of World History
Eloquent Brush -- R.K. Laxman
The Ganga -- The Sacred river of India Raghubir Singh
The Great Architecture of the World
Great Ages of Man
6 Vols.
Great Master pieces of Russian Literature Fiction
32 Nos.
Harward Classic Five foot shelf of Books
36 Nos.
Heron Classics Great Collection of Fiction
46 Nos.
Indian Books in print
2 Vols.
Indian Miniatures in the India office library
Life Nature Library
24 Vols.
Mahatma Gandhi Allbum

Mind Alive Encyclopedia

Rajput paintings - Ananda Kumar Swamy
Sacred books of East
Selected works of Babasaheb Ambedkar
Selected works of Jawaharlal Nehru
Sri Aurobinda Classical works
Study of Civilization - Will Durant
Taj Mahal
- Raghu Rai
Time life library of Art
The world Atlas of Archaeology
The Wild India
Marg - Bi-Monthly
And many more

16 Vols.
50
10
12
30
10

Vols.
Vols.
Vols.
Vols.
Vols.

21 Vols.

Library Stock and Statistics:

Totala No.of Books
31,669
Journals & Magazines subscribed for the year 2005-06: National
40
International 4
Bound Volumes of Journals of back numbers
1,792
Audio Cassettes
100
Video Cassettes
127
T.V.
1
We have an excellent collection of Encyclopedia, wide varieties of
standard reference books, good number of standard Dictionaries of different
kinds, Maps & Atlases, Globe and Lalitkala Academy Art pieces etc.
The College is continuously receiving grant from UGC, since 1971. The
total worth of Library books is approximately around 12 lakhs. The College has
the privilage of receiving good number of gift books from various donors.
-

V.Sitamahalakshmi,
Librarian.

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NADELLA GANGADHAR
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KANTAMNENI.MUKUNDARAO
G.PRABHUKISHORE
PARUCHURI SRINATH
DR.VEMULAPALLI MALATI
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D.RAMBABU
CHALLA.KODANDARAM
V.CHENCHU NAIDU
V.RAMASH
I.B.K.PRASAD
DR.VEMULAPALLI MALATI
KOTTAPALLI.SURESH BABU
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G.JYOTHIDRANATH
DEVINENI MALLIKHARJUNA RAO
DR.RAUTHU VEERA BRAHAMAM
GADDE.VISHNUVARDHANARAO
T.K.V.GUPTA
BH.L.K.CHAKRAVARTY
M.VISHNUVARDHANARAO
P.RAMACHANDRARAO
K.SAMBAIAH
S.RAMACHANDRARAO
A.SIVAKUMAR
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ABDUL SAMAD
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KHADER KHAN
RAYANA ACHIAH
VENIGALLA VIDYADHARARAO
MOVVA.JANARDHANA SWAMY
T.BAPAIAH
PANDA RAVI PRASAD
GHANTA.KANTAPRASAD
V.SRIMANNARAYANA
GADDE SRINIVASARAO
SANAKASRINIVAS
Dr.G.S.R.MURTHY
M.RAMESH CHANDRA
V.SRINIVAS
P.V.NAGESWARARAO
CHAVA KISHORE BABU
M.VENKATESWARA RAO
V.V.SESHAGIRIRAO
T.V.SUBBARAO
GUTTA .VENKATARATNAM
T.RAMESH BABU
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KARRI YANADI RAO
A.JAGAN MOHAN RAO
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VEMULAPALLI SRINIVASA RAO
DASARI VENKATESWARULU
K.RAMARAJU
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CH.KISHORE BABU
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M.SUDAKARARAO
CH.S.R.G.KALYANI
U.SIVAPRASAD
L.CHANGALARAO
A.TIRUMALESWARARAO
K.SURESH BABU
T.VASU BABU
T.RAMAKRISHNA
A.HARIKRISHNA
S.VENKATESWARARAO
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Annexure-XXVI
LIST OF ENDOWMENTS AND SCHOLERSHIPS:
1.

Sri Paruchuri Sudarsana Rao and Smt. Mahalakshmi of Nalluru, prize,

Rs.1125/for the students of II B.Sc., CBZ, III BCA and III BACA, who
secured highest marks in I/II year University Examinations

2.

Sri Thottempudi Butchi Venkaiah and Smt. Seshamma of Nalluru Memorial

Prizes Rs.1125 /- for the students of II B.Sc., CPM,MPC, groups
and III BACA who secured highest marks in I/II year University Examinations

3.

Sri Mikkilineni Bapaiah Chowdary and Smt. Rattamma of Nalluru

Memorial Prizes Rs. 700/- for two girl students of III B.Sc., CBZ and CPM who
secured highest marks in the II year University Examinations :

4.

Smt. Myneni Seetaravamma W/o Sri Venkata Subbaiah of Nalluru,

Memorial Prizes Rs. 1336/- for two girl students of II B.Sc., CPM and MPC who
secured highest marks in the I year University Examinations :

5.

Sri Kodali Appaiah chowdary, H/o Smt. Rajaratamma of Nalluru,

Memorial Prizes Rs. 795 /-for girl student of II B.Sc., CPM who secured highest
marks in the I year University Examinations

6.

Sri Paruchur Janardhana S/o Sri Bhavanarayana Chowdary of

Nalluru, Memorial Prize Rs. 286 /- for girl student of III B.Sc., CPM who secured
highest marks in Computer Subject in the II year University Examinations

7.

Sri Paruchuri Sivaji of Nalluru, Memorial Prize Rs. 286 /- for a student of II
B.Sc., (All science groups) who secured highest marks in the I year University
Examinations :

8.

Sri Paruchuri Srinivas of Nalluru Memorial prize Rs. 286/- for a student
of III B.Sc., (All science group) who secured highest marks in the II year
University Examinations :

9.

Smt. & Sri Paruchuri Pullaiah of Dandamudi Memorial Prize Rs. 286/- for a
student of III B.Sc., (all science group) who secured highest marks in the III year
University Examinations :

10.

Sri Challa Kodandaram of Hyderabad instituted four prizes in the name of

his brother Late Dr.Challa Upendra Prasad.
a)For two students of III B.Sc., MPC who secured highest and second
highest marks in Chemistry subject in the II year University Examinations
(Rs. 420/-)
b)For two students of III B.Sc.CBZ who secured highest marks in Chemistry
subject in the II year University Examinations : (Rs.400)

11.

12.

Old Students Association of our College has instituted the following five
prizes.
a)For the student of II B.A., who secured highest marks in I year University
Examinations :( Rs.1173)
b) For the student of II B.Com., who secured highest marks in I year
University Examinations : (Rs.1173)
c) For the student of II CEC who secured highest marks in I year Public
Examinations : (Rs.588)
d)For the Girl student of II HEC who secured highest marks in I year
Public Examinations : (Rs.588+588)
e)For the best sportsman Selected by our college Games Committee
: Rs.( 1173/-)
Sri Karanki Sivanjaneyulu Memorial prize Rs. 750 /a) III B.Sc., Student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination in
Chem., Subject.
b) III Degree Student who got highest marks in II year Public Examination in
English Subject.

13.

Sri Paruchuri Babu Rajendra Prasad Memorial Prize

For a best student who got highest marks in the Second Sem. M.Sc.
(Organic Chemisstry) University Examinations :

14.

Sri Myneni Raja Gopala Rao, Chatragadda Prize : Rs. 2844/a) M.Sc.Chemistry student who got highest marks in I Sem.
Rs.900
b) M.Sc.Chemistry student who got highest marks in III Sem. Rs. 900
c) B.Sc. MEC Boy student who got highest marks in II Yr.pub.exam.
d) B.Sc.MEC girl student who got highest marks in II Yr. Pub.Exam.

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Sri Sri Memorial Prize instituted by Sri Borra Govardhan of Nagaram

for Uttam Kavita is awarded to : (Rs.97.50)

16.

Old Student Association Inter collegiate Quiz competition (for two

groups) Prizes: Rs. 1199/-

17.

Dr.Yelavarthi Nayudamma Memorial Prizes

: (Rs.1200.00)

Instituted by Smt.Ursula Veslee (West Germany) and Smt. Yelavarthi Santhi,

Aruna, Santhosh for the students boy or girl of III BACA group who Secured
highest marks in the II year University Examinations :
18.

Smt.Sukhavasi Satyagnanaprasunamba Memorial Prizes:(Rs.975.00)

Instituted by Sri Sukhavasi Subba Rao of Repalle for girl students who secured
highest marks in the II Year Intermediate arts group and III Year University (B.A.,
B.Com., B.Sc) Examinations :

19.

Sri Myneni Basavaiah Chowdary Memorial Prize

:(Rs.250.00)

Instituted by Sri Myneni Sitarama Rao of Vijayawada for III B.Sc MPC student who
secured highest marks in the II Year University Examinations :
20.

Sri Vemulapalli Naga Vamsikrishna Memorial Prize:(Rs.260.00)

Instituted by his friends for the students of III B.Sc MPC/MPE who secured highest
marks in Maths in the II Year University Examinations
:

21.

Sri Vemulapalli Naga Vamsikrishna Memorial Prize:(Rs.260.00)

Instituted by his father Sri V.Nageswara Rao of Repalle for the student of II B.Sc
MPC who secured highest marks in CHEMISTRY in the I Year University
Examinations :

22.

Sri Burra Sitaramaiah and Smt.Burra Govindamma Memorial prize:(Rs.210.00)

Instituted by Sri B.Ratna Raju for the student of II B.Sc CPM group who secured
highest marks in the I Year University Examinations
:

23.

Smt.Kanneganti Punnamma Memorial Prize: (Rs.165.00)

Instituted by Smt.Nadendla Venkata Basava Paripurna Sitaramamma (W/O)
Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao of Repalle for the girl student of II Inter MPC who secured
highest marks in I Year Public Examinations:

24.

Smt.Mikkilineni Rattamma Memorial Prize:

(Rs.130.00)

25.

Instituted by Smt.Myneni Sitaramamma for a girl student of II B.Sc CBZ who

secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations
Sri Nagalla Venkata Subbaiah Prize: (Rs.145.00)
Instituted by Nagalla Venkata Subbaiah of Ullipalem for the student of III B.A who
secured highest marks in II Year University Examinations:

26.

Smt.Kothapalli Saraswathamma Memorial Prize:

(Rs.100.00)

Instituted by Dr. Kothapalli Rama Krishna Rao of Kollur for a girl student of II Inter
BIP who secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations:
27.

Smt.Sita Kumari Memorial Prize:

(Rs.130.00)

Instituted by Sri Yellapragada Sreerama Murthy of Nagaram for a girl student of II

Inter CEC who secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations :
28.

Smt.Damerla Ramamani Prize: (Rs.120.00)

Instituted by Sri D.V.V.Satyanarayana of Ullipalem for the student of II Inter HEC
who secured Highest marks in I Year Public Examinations :

29.

Sri.D.V.Mohan Kumar Memorial Prize:(Rs.130.00)

Instituted by D.Venkateswara Rao of Dhulipudi for the student of II Inter BIP who
secured highest marks in I Year Public Examinations:

30.

Sri Mandava Chenchaiah Memorial Prize:

(Rs.130.00)

Instituted by Sri Mandava Rattaiah of Vijayawada for the student of III B.Com who
secured highest marks in II Year University Examinations:
31.

Commerce Department Prize:

(Rs.120.00)

Instituted by the member of commerce department or commerce of our college for

a girl student of III B.Com who secured highest marks in II Year University
Examinations :
32.

Smt.Damerla Ramamani Prize: (Rs.130.00)

Instituted by Sri D.V.V Satyanarayana of Ullipalem for a student of B.Com who
secured highest marks in III Year University Examinations :

33.

Sri Kosaraju Ramamurthy Memorial Prize:

(Rs.120.00)

Instituted by Sri Kosaraju Umavara Murthy for the student of B.A who secured
highest marks in Final Year University Examinations :
34.

Sri Teegala Venkateswara Rao Memorial Prize:(Rs.130.00)

Instituted by Sri T.V.Krishna Rao for a student of II B.Sc MPC who secured highest
marks in I year Maths University Examinations:

35.

Dr.Kolli Ramakrishna Murthy Prize:

(Rs.100.00)

Instituted by Dr.Kolli Radhakrishna Murthy of Sheffield for the S.C. student of II B.A
who secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations :

36.

Lions Club Prize:

(Rs.104.00)

Instituted by the member of the Lions Club of Repalle for a student of Inter who
secured highest marks in II Year Public Examinations :
37.

Sri.Dandamudi Chukkayya Memorial Prize:

(Rs.50.00)

Instituted by Sri Ashok Kumar for the student of II B.Com who secured
highest marks in I Year University Examinations :
38.

Sri.K.S.R Koteswara Rao Prize: (Rs.50.00)

Instituted by Sri K.S.R.Koteswara Rao for the student of II B.Sc MPC student who
secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations :

39.

Dr.Myneni Krishna Kumari Prize:

(Rs.39.00)

Instituted by Prof.M.Krishna Kumari for the girl student of II B.A student who
secured highest marks in I Year University Examinations :
40.

Dr.Vemulapalli Radha Krishna Murthy Prize:(Rs.650.00)

Instituted by Sri Radhakrishna Murthy Prize for the outstanding sportsman

41.

Sri.Nadella Vijaya Prapurnanadana Rao Silver Rolling Shield:

Instituted by Dr.N.V.Krishna Rao for College Athletic Champion :

42.

U.S.A. Scholarships:
a) Sri Nadendla Venkatasubbaiah Memorial Prizes instituted by
Dr.Indira Educational Improvement Society,America for poor and meritorious
students (140 dollars)
b) Smt. Kolli Saraswathi Memorial prizes instituted by Dr.Kolli
Radha Krishna Murthy International Development for Higher
Education ,
Americal for poor and meritorious students(140 dollars)

43.

College Prizes for every group(Two prizes who secured highest

Marks in the pre-public examinations)

44.

Nagarjuna University Inter-Collegiate Debating and Quiz

Competitions prizes instituted by Old students of our college and
Dr.V.Prakasa Rao.

45.

The Hindu Temple Society, Pittsburg,America has donated

Rs.26,000; Sri Paruchuri Ramakrishna, Pittsburg has donated Rs.10,000 in
memory of Sri Paruchuri Bhavannarayana Chowdary; Sri Paruchuri Janardhana
Rao has donated Rs.10,000
in memory of Paruchuri Ramakrishna, Sri Yarlagadda Sunetha of
Morthota has donated Rs.10,000/- in the name of Sri Uppala Basavakoti Veera
Raghavaiah and Smt. Raghavaiah; Sri Paruchuri Suidarasana Rao and Smt.
Mahalakshmi has donated Rs.13,000/- in memory of Smt. Paruchuri Ratna
Manikyamma; Smt.Paruchuri Mahalakshmi has donated Rs.10,000/- in memory
of Thottempudi Mahalakshmi/Smt.L.Hanumayamma of Hyderabad, Smt.T.Indira
Krishna Rao of Nagaram and Sri L.N. Prasad of Hyderabad has donated
Rs.30,000/- in the name of Sri Pothamsetti Prabudha Kesava/Sri Vemulapalli
Manavendra Rao of Ravi Anandhavaram has donated Rs.75,000/- in memory of
Smt.Vemulapalli Venkata Narasamma and Sri Ramakotaiah and Dr.
Ch.Malakondaiah and his wife Ch. Rajyasri has donated Rs. 10,000/-.
The interest earned on these amounts worth (Rs.1,84,000) are
awarded to the boarders in the College Main Hostel who are economically poor.

Annexure-XXVII
EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT CELL
We started employment guidance cell long ago. The aim of the cell is, to
guide the students for different competitive examinations and to provide
information about higher education, research and employment opportunities
etc.
Now and then the cell conduct classes for students, to prepare themselves
ready to face the challenges in their future which covers communication skills, global
skills, personality development, soft skills, Yoga and meditation etc.

We have constituted a Committee, with competent and able teachers of all

faculties like Humanities, Sciences & Commerce as its members. All of them have
done to their best in preparing the students to face any challenges in their way to
achieve goals. Students are being informed periodically, the changes occurred in
different competitive examinations & selections.
Committee members have been
conducting coaching classes for entrances like MBA, MCA & EDCET of different
Universities . Thus the students are able to get a comprehensive idea, about their
placement in future. They are always being informed, the changing scenario of higher
education & Job opportunities.
We invited eminent personalities, officers & administrators from all walks of
life, as guests, to address, advise and to guide the students under this cell.
The cell maintains a separate section in our Library, consisting of books and
journals on Career guidance & personality development.
A good number latest
reference books meets the needs of the students with regard to self improvement,
competitive examinations and various entrance tests.
The cell contributes so much to enable the rural students to bring awareness
about the heaps of golden opportunities to make their career a promising one. There
are umpteen number of placements have been seized by our students since the
inception of the cell. With the help of our dedicated staff members, the cell ensures
its un-interrupting activity for ever.
Committee:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Smt. V. Sitamaha Lakshmi

Sri P.Jayaseela Rao
Sri B. Prakash Babu
Sri K. Surendra Babu
Dr. V. Vijaya Srinivas

Convenor
Member
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EMPLOYMENT AND SELF-EMPLOYMENT THROUGH PLACEMENT CELL

1. Local Firms/Companies:
1.
2.
3.

Sri N. Mani Prasad

Sri Nimmagadda Nageswara Rao
I.Venkateswara Rao

Rice Mill
Soda Gas
Rice Mill

Repalle
Repalle
Nagaram

2. Central Government:
1.
2.
3.

Sri D. Ram Babu

Prof. KSR Koteswara Rao
Dr. Gaddipati Prasad

Scientist,DMRL
Hyderabad
Dept.of Physics,I.I.Sc.
Bangalore
Principal Scientist Officer,
Non-Conventional Energy of India, Hyd.

3. State Government:
1.
Sri P.Sivarama Krishna Reddy
2.
Sri P.Venkateswara Reddy
3.
V. Syam Babu
4. State Government (Quasi)

ACTO
Teacher
C.I, Dept.of Police

Ponnur
Arepalle
Secunderabad

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

M.Com
MA.M.L.I.Sc.
M.Sc. Chem.
Bcom, Jr.Asst.
Jr. Asst.
M.A,Ph.D.

SVRMC,Nagaram
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VRS & YRN C.

I.Veera Babu
Smt. VSM Lakshmi
Sri M.Sudhakar
Sri K. Ram Prasad
Sri P.Appa Rao
Dr. Ch. Siva Sai

7.
8.

Sri G.Srinivasa Rao,

Sri P. Srinivasa Rao

M.Sc., Phy
M.Sc., Phy

SVRMC, Nagaram
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Depo Manager, APSRTC,

Conductor,APSRTC
Co-operative Inspector

Bapatla
Repalle
Ongole

5. Public Sector:
1.
2.
3.

Sri P.Ch.Venkateswara Rao

Sri G.Veereswara Rao
Sri P.Murali Mohan

6. Private Sector:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Sri Sukhavasi Sambasiva Rao

Sri Nalluri Rajendra Kumar
Sri Y.N.Kameswara Rao
Sri G. Ramesh
Sri DS Sambasiva Rao
Sri S. Padigayya
Sri Ch. Lakshmaiah
Sri Vasireddy Vikranth
Smt. K. Lakshmi Parvathi
Smt. Ch.S.R.G. Kalyani
Sri B.Venkateswara Rao
Sri L. Chengal Rao
Sri B. Prakash Babu
Sri T. Vasu Babu
Sri K. Suresh Babu
Sri V.Naveen

Computer Institute
Hyderabad
UNI ADS Manager
Hyderabad
UNI ADS Manager
Tirupati
M.D.,Daimond Hatchering Pvt.Ltd.,Hyd.
Railway Conractor
Hyderabad
Executive Oxyden Co.
Hyderabad
Matrix Company,Khajipalli Hyderabad
M.Sc.,I.T. TCS
Hyderabad
M.Sc.,Chem.Analyst R & D Dept. Vijag.
M.Sc., Chem.
SVRMC Nagaram
M.Sc. Phy.
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M.Sc., Maths
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M.A., Economics
,,
M.Sc., Botany
,,
M.Sc. Zoology
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Appollo Hospitals
Chennai

7. Self-Employment:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Sri Tadivaka Suresh, B.ComFancy Shop & LIC Agent

Nagaram
Sri P. Sam Babu, M.Sc.
Aqua Culture
Ghalivaripalem
Smt. Doddepaneni Sita
DVC Dresses
Repalle
Sri G.Raghava Rao
Advocate
Repalle
Sri Jamani Chennakesava Rao
Advocate
Repalle
Sri Koganti Ratnakar
Aqua Culture
Repalle
Sri K. Vara Prasad
Rice Mill
Repalle
Sri Vallabhaneni Butchaiah
Medical Shop
Repalle
Sri R.S. Srinivas
Sesha Chemical Lab
Repalle
Sri Ch. Murali Mohan Rao
Metal Stories
Repalle
Sri A. Malli Babu
Balaji Cloth Show Room
Repalle
Sri M.Vasudeva Rao
Fancy Shop
Nagaram
Sri K. Wilson Babu
Xerox Works
Nagaram
Sri D. Venkata Ratnam
Premkumar Photostat
Nagaram
Sri Y.Venkateswara Rao
Timber Depo
Nagaram
Sri P.Pardhasaradhil
Home Needs Shop
Nagaram
- V. Sitamahalakshmi

Annexure - XXVIII(a)
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE OLD STUNDENTS BUILDING BY OLD STUDENTS
S.NO
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NAME
DR.K.SRINIVASARAO BROTHERS
NADELLA GANGADHAR
NADELLA.VEERAPRATAP
KANTAMNENI.MUKUNDARAO
G.PRABHUKISHORE
PARUCHURI SRINATH
DR.VEMULAPALLI MALATI
DANIEL RAJU

DESIGNATION
DOCTORS
SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE
SOFTWARE
DOCTOR
A.S.M.

PLACE
U.S.A
U.S.A
U.S.A
U.S.A
U.S.A
U.S.A
U.S.A
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE

AMOUNT(Rs)
70,000.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
200.00

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D.NARASIMHARAO
CHALLA.KODANDARAM
GARIGAPATI.KRISHNARAO
SINGAM GOPINATH
JAMPANI CHANNAKESWARA RAO
VUNNAVA CHANDRA SEKHAR
G.V.RAGHAVA RAO
GULLAPALLI.UMAMAHESWARARAO
KOLLI PRASAD
MATENA.RAJENDRA VARMA
P.RAGHUNATH BABU
J.APPARAO
I.B.K.PRASAD
V.KAMESWARARAO
P.S.KODANDA RAMASWAMY
ADDANKI VENKATA RAMA DEVI
T.SOBHANBABU
M.BUTCHI BABU
J.SANKARA RAO
SUKHAVASI.SAMBASIVARAO
G.RAMESH
SUKHAVASI.SAMBASIVARAO
G.JAGADESWARARAO
MYNENI.RAMAMOHANARAO
G.KODANDARAM PRASAD
ALAPARTI.CHANDRASEKHARARAO
KILARU.RAMAMOHANARAO
S.PADIGAYYA
PARUCHURI.SIVAPRASAD
Y.DASARADHARAMARAO
RAVI.VEERA RAGHAVAIAH
KOLLI KOTESWARARAO
VENNAM.KUTUMBARAO
ALURI BABU RAJENDRA PRASAD
MYNENI LAKSHMINARAYANA
KOLLI BUTCHIKOTAIAH
Dr.G.SYAMPRASAD
VICHARAPU.KUTUMBARAO
MEKA.SIVARAMPRASAD
C.NEELIMA
D.LAKSHMINARAYANA
KORRAPATI.VENU
KANAGALA VENKATESWARARAO
P.SUBBARAO
V.SUCHITRA
K.SAMBASIVARAO
P.SRINIVAS
Y.KAMESWARARAO
Dr.V.SAMBASIVARAO
PEETA BHASKARA RAO
P.VIDYASAGAR
B.KAMALANABHAIAH
PUTTAGUNTA SUBBA RAO
BYSAM.HARINARAYANA
A.MALLI BABU
V.SRINIVAS
KOSARAJU RAMAMURTHY
R.SRINIVASA SESHA SAI
D.S.SAMBASIVARAO
G.KUTUMBARAO
KOTTAPALLI.SURESH BABU
MUMMALANENI RAMESH
Dr.MUMMMANENI RAMESH
VELAGAPUDI.NAGESWARARAO
A.ANIL CHAKRAVARTHY
MORLA KOTESWARA RAO
CH.SRIRAMA SASTRY
V.BALAKRISHNA

ACCO-OFFICER
ADVOCATE
ADVOCATE
ADVOCATE
ADVOCATE
ADVOCATE
ADVOCATE
ANDHRA BANK
ANDHRA BANK
ANDHRA BANK
ANDHRA BANK
ANDHRA BANK
APSFC
ASI
ASST.D.E
ASST.LIC
AUDITOR
BANK
BANK
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
C.D.O
CLINICAL LAB
CONTRACTOR
CONTRACTOR
DOCTOR
DOCTOR
DOCTOR
ENGINEER
ENGINEER
G.D.C.C.BANK
HEAD MASTER
INSP-FISHRIES

VISAKHAPATNAM
HYDERABAD
GUNTUR
REPALLE
REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
REPALLE
VIJAYAWADA
REPALLE
VIJAYAWADA
REPALLE
BHATTIPROLU
VIJAYAWADA
HYDERABAD
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
REPALLE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES,REPALLE
ELURE
REPALLE
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
KAIKALURU
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
KAKINADA
VISAKHAPATNAM
VIJAYAWADA
HYDERABAD
VIJAYAWADA
VIJAYAWADA
VIJAYAWADA
VIJAYAWADA
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
GUDAVALLI
GUNTUR
KAIKALURU
VISAKHAPATNAM
VISAKHAPATNAM
HYDERABAD
VISAKHAPATNAM
TIRUPATI
GUNTUR
REPALLE
VISAKHAPATNAM
REPALLE
REPALLE
CHERUKUPALLI
REPALLE
REPALLE
VUYYURU
REPALLE
HYDERABAD
VISAKHAPATNAM
KOLLURU
REPALLE
REPALLE
GUNTUR
NAGARAM
REPALLE
CHERUKUPALLI
NIZAMPATNAM

250.00
5,000.00
1,116.00
558.00
300.00
250.00
200.00
1,116.00
1,000.00
558.00
500.00
250.00
558.00
501.00
558.00
116.00
558.00
1,116.00
200.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
6,116.00
5,116.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
1,500.00
1,200.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
250.00
250.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
116.00
116.00
1,000.00
250.00
5,000.00
1,000.00
1,116.00
558.00
558.00
1,000.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00

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G.JYOTHIDRANATH
KANNEGANTI RAMPRASAD
PATURI.APPARAO
P.JAYARAJ
DUMPA PRASAD
A.J.KENNEDY
RAYANA ACHIAH
VENIGALLA VIDYADHARARAO
MOVVA.JANARDHANA SWAMY
T.BAPAIAH
PANDA RAVI PRASAD
GHANTA.KANTAPRASAD
V.SRIMANNARAYANA
GADDE SRINIVASARAO
SANAKASRINIVAS
Dr.G.S.R.MURTHY
M.RAMESH CHANDRA
V.SRINIVAS
P.V.NAGESWARARAO
CHAVA KISHORE BABU
M.VENKATESWARA RAO
V. VENKATASESHAGIRIRAO
T.V.SUBBARAO
GUTTA .VENKATARATNAM
T.RAMESH BABU
D.CHANDRASEKHARARAO
KARRI YANADI RAO
A.JAGAN MOHAN RAO
K.RAVINDRANATH
B.SESHAGADHARARAO
A.MOHAN RAO
K.NARASIMHARAO
BHATTU VENKATA SASTRY
VISHNUMOLKALA SAMBAIAH
K.PRAMEELA DEVI
M.V.BRAHEMESWARA RAO
VEMULAPALLI SRINIVASA RAO
V.SITAMAHALAKSHMI
Y.MAHALAKSHMI
S.CH.N.B.GUPTA
DEVINENI MALLIKHARJUNA RAO
P.UMAMAHESWARARAO
N.NAGAMALLESWARARAO
Y.YESHAIAH
P.NANCHARAIAH
Y.SRINIVASARAO
M.VENKATESWARARAO
G.SIVARAMAKRISHNAMURTHY
DASARI VENKATESWARULU
V.V.NAGABASAVARAO
Dr.MANDURI GOPALARAO
Dr.B.KISHORE
YALAVARTH.NAGESWARARAO
R.V.HANUMANTHARAO
D.RAM BABU
P.BUCHI KAMAIAH
Y.SIVA KUMAR
KOGANTI SATYA PRASAD
MAGANTI ANANTA LAKSHMI
T.RAMESH BABU
GULLAPALLI RAMA KRISHNA
K.Y.LAKSHMI NARASIMHA RAO
GUTTA .VENKATA LAKSHIMI DEVI
V.RAJASREE
N.LAKSHMAN RAO
N.SWARNA LATHA
M.MOKSHANANDAM
V.CH.YESUPADAM

JOURNALIST
JR.ASSISTANT
JR.ASSISTANT
JR.ASSISTANT
JR.ASSISTANT
LAB
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LECTURER
LIBRARIYAN
LIBRARIYAN
LIC&UTI AGENT
M.L.A
MARGADARSI
N.M.A
OFFICE
OFFICEBOY
OFFICEBOY
PORT
PORT
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
READER
REG.MANAGER
SBI
SCIENTIST
SHIP YARD
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER

HYDERABAD
GUDAVALLI
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
BHATTIPROLU
NAGARAM
REPALLE
BHATTIPROLU
VIJAYAWADA
VIJAYAWADA
VIJAYAWADA
BAPTLA
HYDERABAD
SVRMCOLLEGE,NAGARAM
MVGRRCOLLEGE,BHATTIPROLU
VIJAYAWADA
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
REPALLE
GUDDIKAYALANKA,REPALLE
BHATTIPROLU
BHATTIPROLU
KOLLURU
VIJAYAWADA
ELURE
REPALLE
REPALLE
BHATTIPROLU
BHATTIPROLU
S.N.B.T.D.COLLEGE,REPALLE
REPALLE
BHATTIPROLU
BHATTIPROLU
S.N.B.T.D.COLLEGE,REPALLE
REPALLE
PONNUR
NAGARAM
VISAKHAPATNAM
REPALLE
PENUMUDI,REPALLE
VIJAYAWADA
KANAGALA
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
VISAKHAPATNAM
VISAKHAPATNAM
REPALLE
VIJAYAWADA
BHATTIPROLU
VISAKHAPATNAM
HYDERABAD
BHATTIPROLU
HYDERABAD
VISAKHAPATNAM
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
NAGARAM
REPALLE
REPALLE
KOLLURU
ARAGONDA,CHITOOR
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
VARHAPURAM,KOLLURU
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE

1,000.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
116.00
50.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
850.00
850.00
558.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
116.00
50.00
50.00
1,000.00
150.00
558.00
1,116.00
300.00
200.00
500.00
50.00
50.00
250.00
250.00
1,116.00
600.00
560.00
2,000.00
1,116.00
200.00
5,000.00
500.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,000.00
558.00
500.00
500.00
300.00
279.00
279.00
200.00
200.00

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LANKA ARUNA
K.SAI RAM PANTULU
PEETA VENKATA VARA PRASAD
KOLLIPARA JAGAN MOHAN RAO
M.USHA SREE
BH.L.K.CHAKRAVARTY
MOVVA SAROJANABHUDU
TANGIRALA RAMANAMURTHY
PULIGADDA.RAMARAO
M.ANANTAPADMANABHARAO
PADAVALA.SIVAIAH
G.RAJENDRA BABU
K.GANGA DHARA RAO
KILARU SURESH BABU
K.V.SATYANARAYANA
PAVULURI SIVA SANKARA PRASAD
K.RATNAKAR
Y.SARADA
PATURI RAMA CHANDRA BABU
V.CHALAMAIAH
D.SITA
D.BHASKARA RAO
NIMMAGADDA NAGESWARA RAO
K.VARA PRASAD
V.DHANUNJAYARAO
V.SAYEESWARARAO
NALLURI MANI PRASAD
R.V.SUBBA RAO
V.BUCHIAH
K.HARITHA & SARAT
KURRA RAJESH
VEMULAPALLI MANAVENDRA RAO
VEMULAPALLI HARISH BABU
S.SRINIVASA RAO
KOTAPATI VENKATESWARA RAO
U.V.G.RAJU
N.LAKSHMI KUMARI
K.RAMAKOTESWARA SAI
ALLURI.MADHAVI
P.DURGA PRASAD
Y.BUTCHI RAO
M. PADMA
B.TIRUMALA RAO
G.V.S.S.NARAYANA
G.V. SUBRAMANYESWARA RAO
VEMULAPALLI SRINIVAS
K.AJAYAKUMAR
G. NAGA UMA MAHESWARA RAO
D.SUJOTI RANI
CH.LAKSHMI KANTAIAH
PAVULURI.VENKATESWARAO
D.RAVI BABU
D.ASOHPRATAP KUMAR
U.LAKSHMI KUMARI
PATURI APPARAO
N. MOHAN SANGAMESWARA RAO
VUOLA NAGESWARA RAO
MANDAVA MOHAN SRI PRASAD
MYNENI DATTU
G.SUBHASH CHOWDARY
P.SAMBASIVARAO
BOYAPATI.VARALAKSHMI
V.SAISUDHA
M.SUNITHA
M.DEVIRATNABA
CHADALAWADA SURENDRA
MEKA LEELA KRISHNA
A.SAI BABU

TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TEACHER
TIMBER DEPOT
TEACHER
U.S.A.
U. INSURANCE
WARDEN

ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
REPALLE
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
REPALLE
NIDADAVOLE,WESTGODAVARI
BHATTIPROLU
BHATTIPROLU
ILAVARAM
CHERUKUPALLI
CHERUKUPALLI
GUDAVALLI
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
VIJAYAWADA
CHATRAGADDA,REPALLE
REPALLE
HYDERABAD
REPALLE
SUREPALLI
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
VEJELLAVARI LANKA ,PETERU
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
REPALLE
MEDAGASKAR
SANGA REDDY,MEDAK
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
PENUMUDI,REPALLE
KHAJIPALEM
NEW DELHI
HYDERABAD
NAGAPUR
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE
HYDERABAD
ELURE
PESARLANKA,BHATTIPROLU
NAGARAM
REPALLE
KOLLURU
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
REPALLE
REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
CHATRAGADDA,REPALLE
NAGARAM
NAGARAM
INTURU
HYDERABAD
TENALI
VISAKHAPATNAM
REPALLE
REPALLE
REPALLE

200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
50.00
116.00
200.00
116.00
1,200.00
200.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
1,116.00
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K.V.NARAYANA RAO
K.VIGNESWARA RAO
KOTA LAKSHMI SATYANARAYANA
Y.NARASIMHARAO
P.GANGADHARA RAO
P.JYOTHI
G.V.SUBBA RAO
V. RATNAGIRI VARA PRASAD
D.VEERANJANEYULU
GOGINENI SUDHARSHANARAO
M.SINGARAO
I.VARA PRASADA RAO
N.AJAYA KUMAR
BORRA SATYANARAYANA
CH.MURALIDHARA RAO
M.BHARATHI
MANYAM VENKATESWARA RAO
GOGINENI SUKUMAR
KOTTAPALLI KUSALAVA RAO
PONNURU SIVA SAI SUDHAKAR
K.SIVA SANKARA RAO
GUTTIKONDA BASAVAMURAHARI
D. NAGA VEERA BASAVAIAH

REPALLE
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
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PESARLANKA,BHATTIPROLU
VISAKHAPATNAM
PETERU
HYDERABAD
CHERUKUPALLI
NAGARAM
ISUKAPALLI,REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
REPALLE
BETHA PUDI,REPALLE
PENUMUDI,REPALLE
PENUMUDI,REPALLE
CHATRAGADDA,REPALLE
REPALLE
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DONEPUDI
TENALI

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Annexure-XXVIII(b)
OPINIONS OF ALUMNI
Dr. Dontu Ram Babu, Scientist.
I can share my experiences in this College and relationship with this
College. I passed my X class in Pedapulivarru. Then the teachers and the veterans
of that village, unexpectedly had developed a liking for me. They recommended
me to Dr.Krishna Rao, Secretary & Correspondent of SVRM College, Nagaram. They
requested to give free education to me. Dr. Krishna Rao was convinced and offered
not only free education but also free boarding and lodging in the college hostel.
Being a school teacher, it was difficult to my father to bear the expenditure of the
education. Due to the humanity of Dr.Krishna Rao, I continued my education without
any difficulty. Today what I am is because of the college and because of Dr. NV
Krishna Rao. It gives me a great pride to be able to come and stand here to talk to
all of you.
When I joined this College, I put all my efforts in education. The atmosphere
in this College, while promoting education, didnt give an scope for any other
disturbances. So we educated well and settled well. This should be confirmed by my
colleagues, my seniors and juniors. This college has completed 25 years and
celebrating Silver Jubilee Function. So this is the time to look back and see what the
college has delivered to the society. From that point of view I would like to say that
the college has done a commendable job.
We feel that to come here is to come to our own house. We never cut off the
affection and relation with this college . We often come here and meet the Lecturers.
They greet with affection. We continue our affectionate in the same way. Due to
this affection, we cant cut off the relation with college. Why do we have such an
attachment to this College? What is special about this place? It is not simply the
place, the buildings or just other facilities that we have. Of course they are also
important What is striking here is the academic excellence, the dedication to work
and the feelings and ideas of friendship, fraternity and love that was fostered here

and instilled in us that has made what we are today. In this sense, what is SVRM
College? It is not the buildings. It is these ideals, these principles that represent
the college and the spirit of academic endeavor and all other things that accompany
with it. That is what makes a college. So basically this is the place where our
thinking, our principles and our ideologies are molded and it has laid the foundation for
our life. I am sure many of our old friends will have the same thing to say about it.
Hence, what facilities we are enjoying is only one component. How we utilized
the opportunities and molded our capacities to serve the society is the main thing. We
left this college long ago. We are settled in life. We are playing a certain role in the
society today in what ever capacity we are in. I am talking on behalf of old students.
What are we giving to the society? We must do something significant. That makes
the difference in every bodys life. This is to be the goal of everybodys life. In this
sense, many people are doing what best they can, we were given good foundations
here. We have been trained here with principles of dedication, love, friendship,
brotherhood instilled in us and we have to uphold in our life these principles, take them
forward and try to spread them to the people around them. That only can give
meaning to our life.

* * *

K. Rama Raju, Principal, KVR & KVR College, Khajipalem.

This is a holy temple. While I am conducting so many meetings as
Principal, I feel somewhat ecstasy to attend this function. I have learned so
many things from this College.
I learned leadership qualities from our beloved
Principal, Umavaramurthy garu, with that inspiration, I completed in the University
level and won the election. I worked as President for one year. This College has
molded me in an ideal manner.
* * *

Myneni Ramamohana Rao, Hyderabad.

I completed Intermediate and B.Com courses in this College during the years
1974-79 . Later I completed my M.Com., in Nagarjuna Varsity. I settled in life in
1982 in Hyderabad as a business man.
I think that the main reason for my success is the training and discipline
which I got here in my early stages. This college has well trained and dedicated
staff. I wish the college can start new courses and give employment opportunities
to the number of students of this area.
* * *

Y.Sarada, Hyderabad.
I am Sarada. I belong to 1969 batch i.e., the first batch of this college. Now
I am working as a Headmistress of School in Hyderabad. I felt very happy, when I saw
the notice in the daily. I could not believe in happiness that I had completed 25
years after my college education. Once we recalled the life 25 years ago. We
remembered those golden days. Since that moment, I have been eagerly waiting for
reach here.
Mr. Rambabu has said just before that college means not buildings,
teachers and students. Qualitative improvement is more important than quantitative
improvement. So, we deserve qualitative improvement.
When the college was
started in 1969, we were 10 members in B.A.
Among them, we are three girl
students. At that time, we had good rapport with lecturers. We have a close
association. Principal, at that time, Umavaramurthy garu used to give spontaneous
lecture for 55 minutes out of one hour. We used to feel spell bound. Luckily I am
teaching now X class social studies. I think that my teaching is influenced by my
lecturers.
While saying about this association, they call me old students but still we are
very young. Our memories are very fresh not old. But the effect of time can be seen
on body though not in mind. We still feel that we are the students of this college. We
want to continue association with this college.

We came here with the expectation of a view of our class rooms. But when I
see buildings here, I understand that the entire picture is vanished from our minds.
At that time we had not much infrastructure. But we had learned a lot. Even we feel
proud now to say that we are the students of this college.
* * *

I.Veera Babu, Lecturer,SVRM College,Nagaram

I think that main reason for the affinity between the students, staff and
management is the backwardness and remoteness
of this area.
Among the
educated people in this college, 90% people would not have been educated if there
was not this college in this area. To say something about myself.
Due to this
college , I completed my degree at my own village. As far as high school education is
concerned - I used walk for miles daily to go to Dhulipudi. I think that you can
understand, the opportunity which we have. Though this village is very remote,
today you can see educated people all around this village, whether it is
Adavuladeevi or Nizampatnam.
* * *

Annexure XXX(a)
The list of guest lectures seminars etc, arranged in various departments
during 2005-2006.
S.
No
1

TOPIC

DATE

GUEST LECTURER

Telugu Poets
Medieval & modern

21-9-05

Dr.J.J.K.Bapuji,Vice Principal
Hindu college, Guntur

Moral Values

27-9-05

Sri C.S.R.Prasad,Vice Principal

Hindu college Guntur.

3.

Nacc Awareness Programme

5-10-05

Dr.K.N.V.S.L.V.Prasad and
Dr.A.Subramanyam,
Hindu college Guntur.

Right to Information act

19-10-05

Sri G.Ramanatham,
Secretary Loksatha.
Tenali.

5.

Yoga and Meditation

19-10-05

Sri P.Jayaseela Rao.

6.

i) Career Guidance

5-11-05

Sri.R.Siva Ram,
Sri G.Prabhakara Rao
Bapatla

ii) Career Guidance

8-11-05

M.S.N.Mohan,Director
Master minds,Guntur

Indian Culture

23-11-05

Prof N.Samuyelu
Dept of Ambedkar chair

A.N.U
8.

Law of success

26-11-05

1.Dr.D.RamBabu,Scientist
DMRL,Hyderabad
2.Sri.P.Panduranga Rao
Managing Director
Data,scribe Infotec Pvt Ltd

Phonotics

28-11-05

Sri.M.Pullaiah,Retired Lecturer

10

AIDS Awareness

1-12-05

Sri M.V.Ramana Rao

Local M.L.A

11

Conference of science Spirituality,

Knowledge Purity, Love and
service

7-12-05

Dr.M.V.Subbarao,Retired
Lecturer

12

Thermodynamics

7-12-05

Dr.M.Rambabu,Scientist

13

Remote sensing

22-12-05

Dr.L.Venkataratnam,
Exdirector,NRSA,
Hyderabad

14

End of all violence Against Women

22-12-05

Smt K.Padmavathi,Coordinator
A.P.Womens Network,
Hyderabad

15

Personality devolepement and

communicating skill

27-12-05

1.Dr.D.Rambabu,Scientist
DMRL Hyderabad
2.Sri P.Pandurangarao
Managing Director
Data scribe Infotec Pvt Ltd.

16

Personality Development

27-12-05

Sri.V.Syambabu C.I
Musheerabad

17

Fabrication of Integrated circuits

27-12-05

Dr.S.V.Ranganayukulu
T.J.P.S College
Guntur

18

Health care

27-12-05

Dr R.Veera Brahmam

19

Buddhism

29-12-05

B.A Students

20

AIDS Awareness

29-12-05

Local M.L.A

21

Health Care

30-12-05

Dr Ramanaidu
Magnitic Therophy

22

MAC Assembly

30-12005

B.A Students

23

Quality Management

24

Health Care

25

Purchase and Rules

9-01-06

29-01-06

7-2-06

Sri K.V.Madan Reddy

Kotak Mahendra
Bangalore
1.Dr Sreerama Chandramurthy
2.Dr K. Rajashekar
3.Dr Vasudeva Rao
4.Dr Prakash Rao
5.Dr.Veera Raghavaiah
Dr D.Nageswara Rao

Hindu college
26

Road Tropic Rules

7-02-06

T.Rama Krishna Rao,

C.I of police Repalle.

Annexure-XXX(b)
COHSSIP

V.K. Mohan
Co-ordinator

U G C extended its permission to start COHSSIP in our College in

Humanities and Social Science for a period of three years. We started the activities of
COHSSIP on 9-9-83 and ended on 8-9-86, successfully in the faculties of English,
Commerce, Politics, Economics and History. During this period for the first two years
1year B.A and B.Com. students of 1983-84 and the same students in the II year i.e., in
1984-85and 1yearB.A, and B.Com. Students admitted in 1985-86 were benefited. The
total number of students Who had utilized COHSSIP during the three years period is
given below.

83-84
84-85
85-86

I B.A
I B.Com
II B.A
IIB.Com
III B.A
III B.Com

ENGLISH
15
20
15
20
15
20

COMMERCE
40
40
40

POLITICS
15
15
15

ECONOMICS
15
15
15

HISTORY
15
15
15

Exhaustive coaching and training to students is given in referring to general

books, encyclopedias and reference books together material and to prepared notes.
Synopsis of each topic is prepared and distributed to the students beforehand. Oral and
written exercises are given to the students. Students were able to follow reference books
and source material to prepare for the seminars and symposia conducted in all the

subjects. Seminars were conducted on various topics covering in general the pattern of
Education, problems connected with discipline and democratic functioning.
In English, students are guided with modern methods of teaching English as a
foreign language. Pronunciation lessons are planned and taught with the help of a tape
recorder and recorded cassettes secured from Central Institute of English and Foreign
Languages, Hyderabad. An elementary knowledge about phonetics is given. Spelling
exercises are done by the students. Lessons on Anomalous Finites, Conditional
sentences, Degrees of comparison, Voice, Tenses, Question tags, Short answers,
negatives, colloquial expressions of good manners and courtesy, letter writing, common
errors, transformation of sentences ,spelling curiosities, different types of greetings, one
word substitutes, nouns, importance of English as language. Accent, rhythm and into
ration etc., are taken for the students.
An extensive lecture by Prof.L.S.R.K.Sastry, Head of the Department of English,
Andhra University, Waltair on the importance of English is arranged during this period.
In History, students are taught Mughal period. Rajput policy of Mughals, their art,
architecture, painting and music, religious policy of the Mughals, Deccan policy of the
Mughals, causes and downfall of the Mughals Empire topics are dealt with. In addition to
that the following topics on Anglo French struggle for supremacy In the Deccan, on the
English in Bengal from 1757 to 1772 0n Lord Cornwallis, on the great Rising of 1857,on
Social Reforms Movements, on Lord Dalhousie, on Nationalist Movement in India and
Political achievements of Independent India, on sources for Indian History, on Indus
Vally,on Original home of the Aryans, on Rigvedic civilization on Religions during the 6 th
century B C,On Ashoka Dharma, on Mauryan administrtion, on Amaravati Art, on Gupta
administration, on Harsha and on the Rise and spread of Islam are covered in the form
of short lectures, seminars and study classes.
In addition to this, extensive lecture on
Some stray thoughts on the
Determination, of the period of the epics through Archeology by Prof.B.R.
Subrahmanyam, Head of the Department of History, Acharya Nagarjuna University, on
the original home of the Andhra Satavahans their rule and their influence by Dr.Krishna
Kumari, Reader in History, Andhra University are successfully arranged.
In Economics, a lecture on Production Relations in Different Economic Systems is
given and students are guided to the library to prepare an essay on that subject. Two
seminars on Utility Analysis and on population theories are conducted. A popular
lecture on Marxian Economics is given. A quiz competition in Micro Economics is
conducted. Importance of Micro and Macro approach to Economics is Explained. Topics
like Indian Economy its backwardness, Development strategy of the Indian Economy
Poverty in India , Underdevelopment, Development problem in Indian Economy,
Unemployment problem in India, Food problem population problem and rural
development, Economic systems, Utility analysis and Deficit Financing are covered during
this period.
Sri K. Purushotham, Principal, Govt. Arts college, Rajamundry gave an extensive
lecture on Poverty and Planning. An extensive lecture by Prof. Harinarayana Andhra
University, Waltair on Foreign trade and economic development is arranged and also an
extensive lecture by Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Head of the Dept. of Economics Hindu
College on some aspects of Indian Economy is arranged.
In Politics seminars on individualism, on communism, on Equality, on planning and
freedom, on Gandhism, on Indian Democracy , on the theory of separation of powers, on
Discretionary powers of the Governor, on the role of political parties in democratic
countries, on Nationalism, Fundamental Frghts, on the role of political parties in
democratic countries on powers of the Governor, on Punjab problem and on Srilanka
problem are held.
Group discussions on What is Socialism? If it necessary for India? On
parliamentary system of Governments in India, on Khalistan movement and its impact
on India, on Communism, Equality and concept of Sovereignty are organized.

A Quiz competition on current problems and questions on general topics are

covered. Porf. A. Prasanna kumar, Head of the Department of Politics, Andhra
University,Waltair gave an extensive lecture on" The Constitution.
In Commerce, intensive coaching in commercial geography is given. Lectures on the
climactical conditions of Equalational Region, on Tropical monsoon of climate on the
essential features of sahara type of climatic, on the influence of environmental factors on
man ,on the importance of Suyez canal and Panama canal in the World trade, essential
features of a natural port, are given.
In Accountancy and Business Organisation, the following topics are covered.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Bills of Exchange.
Bank Reconciliation Statement.
Proformas of subsidiary books Worked out with illustrations.
Evolution of Business Organigation.
Preparation of Final Accounts.

Practical training and discussion are given much importance.

The leading magazine on geography National Geographic Magazine is
introduced to the student.
Seminars on Natural Divisions of the World, on Tropical Monsoon type of
climate and its influence on the condition of the people are held. Map pointing training is
given to the students.
The following topics also are covered : in the form of symposia, seminars and
group discussions _-Nationalisation of Commercial banks, Developments in Banking
industry since Nationalization, shifting of Emphasis from class Banking to Mass Banking,
Branch Banking in India, General relationship between Banks and Customers, importance
of Modern Banks in the economic development, Functioning classification of Banks,
investment policy of Banks, Quantitative methods of credit control, development of Bank
industry after Nationalisation, Role of State Bank of India in rural credit, Reserve Bank of
India Agricultural credit and general relationship between Banker and Customer; Man
and Environment climates, monsoons, Indian Agriculture. Population problems. small
scale and cottage industries in India, on the importance of Suez and panama canals in
the world trade, on Bills of Exchange and on Evolution of Business Organisation.
Quiz programmes are conducted. Three educational tours are organized to
historical places like Amaravathi, Undavalli, Vijayawada, Vuyyuru Sugar Factory Cement
Factory at Tadepalli, Golkonda, Hyderabad, Nagarjuna Sagar Dam, Macherla Cement
Factory and Srisailam Project.These tours have provided a lot of practical knowledge to
the students in History and Commerce.
In the 2nd and 3rd years We have, taken up Economics, social and Cultural survey
of our area. This work relating to data collection, tabulation etc, has been completed and
the report is published.
The second phase of the college Humanities and Social Sciences Improvement
programme (COHSSIP) is started from 15-10-87 in History, Economics, Politics,
Commerce, English and Telugu.
The advantage of this programme is extended to first year B.A. and B.Com.
students. They are given exhaustive training in various subjects. Synopsis of the topic is
prepared and cyclostyled and is distributed to the students before hand. Basing on that,
students are advised to refer the books in Library and be thorough in the topic. Then the
lecture on that topic follows. Seminars are conducted in various branches.
In English for B.A. and B.Com., We have concentrated on pronunciation and
spelling. An elementary knowledge about phonetics is given.
In Telugu, Lectures are given on

1. First Novel in Telugu-Srirangaraja Charitra,

2. Adikavi-Nannaiah,
3. Sisupala vruttatam,
4. Potana- Bhagavatam,
5.Potana- Mandara Makaranda Maduryam.
In History we haven taken the Ancient Period for Special study. An extensive
lecture by Prof. B.S.L. Hanumantha Rao, Prof. Of Buddhist studies, Nagarjuna University
on Buddhism is arranged. Another guest lecturer by Sri M. Somasekhara Rao, Head of
the Dept. of History, Hindu College, Guntur on Western Impact on India is arranged.
In Economics seminars on utility analysis, consumer surplus, population theories,
production relation in different economics is explained.
In Politics seminars on socialism, communism, Individualism and Gandhism are
conducted. An extensive lecturer by Sri Vavilala Gopala Krishnaiah, freedom fighter on
National Movement is arranged.
In Commerce, the topics covered are regression analysis, Time series, Bills of
Exchange and accommodation of Bills, Final accounts its importance and practical
application, Income and Expenditure accounts and consignment and joint venture.

Annexure-XXXI

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
I.

Date of Establishment:

II.

Exhibits:
Originals:

1987

1. Pre-Historic artifacts of (a) Paleolithic, (b) Mesolithic and (c) Neolithic

periods collected from Guntur and Prakasam districts.
2. Coins of (a) Sada, (b) Muslim,(c) British periods and (d) Independent
India and also (e) Nepal Currency.
3. Megalithic pottery collected from Thotapalle and Bapatla-BC 500
4. Stupa slab collected from Gokarajupalem,2 Century AD.
Replicas:
5. The Art of Indus valley includes(a) Male Bust, (b)Male Head,(c) Dancer,
(d) Male Torso,(e) Dancing girl,(f) Buffelo, (g)Mother Goddess,(h) Bult,
(i) seals, etc.
6. Drunkun courtesan-Kushan
7. Male head - Maurya
8. Woman in grief - Sunga
9. Bodhisathva head - Gandhara
10. Feasting scene - Gandhara
11. Bodhisathva Maitreya - Kushan
12. Mother and child - Kushan
13. Lion capital Sarnath, Maurya

14. Sculptures of Ikshvaku period (a)Siddhartha amidst pleasures,

(b)Renumciation (c)Dampati, (d) Yakshi
15. Kankalamurthy-Pallava
16. Damsel - Chandela
17. Gana conch-Blower - Chola
18. Buddha Head Gupta
19. Seshasai Vishnu Prathihara
20. Tara Prathihara
21. Scenes from Buddhas life Pala
22. Simhanada Pala
23. Female Head Gahadavala
24. Vishnu Western Chalukya
25. Dancing Vishnu Kakatiya
26. Ganga Sena
27. Suvarchara Ganga
28. Paintings - (a)Mughal,(b) Rajput,(c) Kangra, and (d) Modern
29. South Indian Temple photos -17
30. Photo models of Stupas and Temples
31. Temple photos of Andhra Pradesh -26
32. Development of Telugu script.
Originals:
33. Palm leaf manuscripts
34. Swards and Daggers

IV.

BEST PRACTICES IN OUR COLLEGE

1.

Title of the Practice :

Generation.

Value Based Education to the Rural poor students of first

2.

The Context that required initiation of the practice

Repalle Taluk is not only remote, tucked away to a strip of Eastern Coast
but also it is backward in many respects, notably in education.
In the late
sixties, there were 20 High Schools in this region but not a single college. Every
year about 500 boys and girls would go to places like Guntur, Tenali and
Machalipatnam for college education.
At this juncture Sri Velagapudi
Ramakrishna, the pioneer industrialist of Andhra and native of Bellamvaripalem in
Repalle Taluk and his family gave 28.74 acres of land and buildings at Nagaramn
to start a college for the benefit of the people of his region.
Thus
S.V.R.M.College was started on 21st August 1969 in a remote and sleepy village of
Nagaram consisting of hardly a thousand thatched houses in a forgotten and
backward region of Repalle Taluk, Guntur District, A.P. The impulse behind the
founding of the college is the great principal that every human being has an
inalienable right to develop the full faculties of his personality, through education.

3.

Objectives of the practice

From the inception of the college in 1969, the Management and Staff
understood well, articulated and put into practice the noble intentions of Sri
V.Ramakrishna and his family.
It was their aim not only to have an academic
institution but also to foster values which would shape students into disciplined
and responsible citizens of tomorrow. Also, the founders hope and trust that the
boys and girls who have the opportunity to study here will draw inspiration from

the life of Late Sri V.Ramakrishna and devote themselves to the development of
this great country.
4.

The Practice
The Management believed that only a contended staff could work, create
and sustain a new institution.
So, the recruitment of the staff was done
absolutely on merit and only merit. Also despite the difficult financial position,
without any grant from the Government for seven years, the Management saw
that the promised salaries were paid regularly. This went a long way in satisfying
the staff and created faith in the promises of the management.
Another
important step was that in all matters relating to fixation of seniority, salaries
and increments etc, known as service conditions, the management strictly
implemented the rules and procedures recommended by the Government and
Universities. These two steps, paying salaries regularly and promised amounts
as per rules and regularizing the services with absolute impartiality, made
S.V.R.M.College respectable and projected an image of honesty and trust, both in
the Govt. and University circles.
With a staff contented and faith in the future, the next task was to create
disciplined conditions in the college, without which no worthwhile academic work
is possible.
We have taken certain effective steps in this regard.. First among
the list was that no student denied admission on the basis of caste, creed,
religion or region.
Next in the list was that no student was made to contribute
any donation for any seat.
We organized students union, with student office
bearers. These office bearers were selected on the basis of their performance in
the preceding university examinations.
Rules and regulations and procedures
were drawn and a constitution embodying all these was prepared. So affective
was this device that till today, elections were not held in our college and more
important Students, themselves realized the havoc created by the elections and
never asked for them.
The above two measures, recruitment of teachers on merit, administration
on academic lines created an atmosphere of faith and discipline among the staff
and students.
We took utmost care in conducting the University examinations, absolutely
free from malpractices.
That policy and strict enforcement in practice paid us
handsome results. Then we introduced the periodical tests and saw to it that
teaching is done effectively.
Thus, the ground was prepared carefully and well
for the growth of institution.
In a residential college like ours, a hostel is the
heart of the institution.
From the first year, the management has provided the
students with hostel facilities.
The Deputy wardens look after the discipline and
administration of the hostel. Compulsory study hours are maintained between 6
am to 8 am and 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm. Two staff members in the staff quarters
by turn visit the hostels during study hours.
The mess charges are on the
dividing basis.
We took great care in making the hostel and its administration
absolutely free from corruption and indiscipline. The efficient and corrupt free
administration of the hostel, convinced the students and we established our
credentials, for honesty and integrity. That was how in these early years, we laid
foundation for the growth of institution on sound lines.

5.

Obstacles faced and strategies adopted to overcome them

It is not as if college never had any problems and troubles, which are
normal to any growing institution of learning with discipline.
Students
agitated against election free campus and honest conduct of examinations.
We plainly told our students, that we do not intend to hold any elections in
the college and at the same time, we made it clear, that full opportunity will
be given to the students to carry on extra-curricular activities. We also
clearly told our students that the malpractices in the examinations lead to
bad name for the institution.
The management and staff faced and

successfully overcome them, imbued as they are with a conviction, that their
institution and their work is an honest service in the cause of poor and
deprived. Students realized the havoc created by the elections and never
asked for them.
Nature too did not spare the college. In November 19 th 1977, the killer
cyclone struck it and destroyed the major portion of our college.
But to the
astonishment of any, with the help of KCP Ltd and others, the college rose like
phoenix of the legends, from the ashes.
New buildings rose, trees were planted
and gardens were laid.
Today the scars of that devastation were no more,
expect in the memory of the students and staff of those years. The old students
of our college also gifted an old students home, a measure of gratitude to the
institution.
6.

Impact of the Practice

Most of the people in Nagaram and surrounding villages were illiterates
without any educational background. They belonged to lower middle class and
weaker sections of society. They thought it was beyond their capacity to provide
higher education to their children. At this juncture, the advent of a degree
college with all requirements made them think differently. They hoped that the
future of their children would be bright by getting higher education from this
institution.
As result hundreds and thousands of youngsters of this area got
graduated from our institution in these 37 years and well settled. Most of them
were the first to have been educated in their faculties.
(a) High School in Nagaram :
When our college started in 1969, there were a
few high schools situated at Dhulipudi, Kuchinapudi, Ullipalem and Gudavalli and
students of Nagaram had to go on foot as they were a few miles distantce from
Nagaram. A wonderful co-incidence took place during our President of Indais
visit to our college to lay foundation for college building which lead to the
establishment of Sri Mathi Rattaiah Memorial High School in Nagaram. Since then
students of Nagaram need not go to any other place for higher education.
b) Sub-Post Office: The only branch post office become sub post office in 1976
when it could not meet the needs of students and common people. This change
improved the postal services to surrounding villages.
c) Telephone facility :
There was a telephone facility for Nagaram when Sugar
Factory was running here.
But the attempts for reviving it after the
establishment of the college were futile. A powerful wireless set was used during
the visit of President of India Sri V.V.Giri.
By continuous efforts of Sri
S.Madhusudana Rao, NSS Officer of our college telegraph facility was provided to
sub-post office. In course of time, telephone exchange was sanctioned and in
1993 S.T.D. facility was also provided.
At present about 1500 phones are
working establishing connection between this villages and other areas.
d). Bus facility : At the inception of the college, there was only one bus service
from Repalle to Khajipalem Via. Nagaram. To go to Tenali or Guntur, people had
to go Repalle and from there travel by bus or train. But after the Presidents visit
to our college, the conditions of the roads were improved and then bus service in
all routes was provided. Our N.S.S. Units initiative in this respect is remarkable.
It also made possible the bus service to distant places like Tirupathi, Hyderabad,
Macharla etc. As a result a good number of students from different areas came to
our college for study.
e) weekly fair : At the time of the inception of the college, there was no market
for formers of Nagaram and neighboring village to sell their products. They either
exported vegetables and other products to Repalle or sold them moving about in
villages. Consumers had to go to Repalle for purchases, Considering the
production and consumption capacity of this area, our N.S.S. Unit came forward
to arrange a periodical fair every Tuesday
in July, 1976. It still provides a

considerable income to the Panchayat and solves the problems of farmers and
consumers. Besides several other businesses have flourished permanently.
f) Mandal center : Several government offices like mandal revenue office,
Primary Health center ,Sub Treasury Office ,Teachers Training Centre were
established when Nagaram becomes the Mandal head quarters of Nagaram
mandal.
g) Major panchayat : As the major panchayat , Nagaram became the center
of several trades providing good income to the businessmen . People visit
it every day one some business .
h). Social Welfare Hostels :Welfare Hostels for students of Scheduled tribes
backward classes and girl students studying in Nagaram high school were
started to help them in getting educated .
i).Banking facility : In view of banking needs of our college management
and people of this region ,a branch of Indian Bank was started . Our
generous patron ,Smt .Rajeswari Ramakrishnan extended her co-operation in
it . Today it is useful to our staff ,students and local people for transaction
j). Construction of Rice Mills :Considering the development of this village ,
people of nearby villages have started four Rice mills and are doing good
business .
k). Hospitals : Where there was no medical service once , one primary
health center and four private hospitals are working to serve the patients
and provide immediate medical service.

l). Museum :Our college management has arranged a museum first of its
kind in our college with U.G.C. aid. It has made available the history of
our region to people . Stupa slab and other artifacts which have emerged
in diggings at Gokarajupalem is on display which is highlight of it .A
tomb of 5th century B.C. found at Thoatapalli consisting of valuable earthen
pots are preserved .The swords and
other weapons used by Rachur
Zamindars are also collected and preserved . These specimens of history of
local area along with some National ones will feast the enthusiasts .Every
year students , parents and elders
of this region visit it and derive
pleasure and knowledge of our Indian culture .
m).Our N.S.S. Unit : Our N.S.S. Unit has been striving since 1976 for the
improvement of roads , provision of bus services , propagating literacy and
health awareness and solving other social problems .
Thus , our college in these 37 years shows its impact in several
fields . It has developed Nagaram as an educational center in this district
with its unique place .To provoke enthusiasm among dull and ignorant of
this region , to train them up in order to mingle with others freely , to
make them educated and self-confident our college will undoubtedly play
a decisive role .
7.

Resources required:

Nil

8.

Contact person for further details : Dr. V.K.Mohan, Principal

V.

A Glossary of abbreviations and terms

S.V.R.M.C.
U.G.C.
COHSSIP

Sri Velagapudi Ramakrishna Memorial College

University Grants Commission
College Humanities & Social Sciences Improvement
Programme

T.S.

Teaching Staff

N.T.S.

Non-Teaching Staff

C.C.E.

Commissioner of Collelgiate Education

N.R.I.

Non-Residential Indians

N.R.S.C.

Non Residential Student Centre

N.C.C.

National Cadet Corps

N.S.S.

National Service Scheme

N.G.S.

National Green Corps

V.I.P.
N.U.

Very Important Persons

Nagarjuna University

A.N.U.

Acharya

Nagarjuna University

A.U.

Andhra University

C.U.

Central University

S.V.U.

Sri Venkateswara University

S.K.D.U.

Sri Krishna Devaraya University

D.H.E.

Director of Higher Education

C.T.A.P.

College Talk on Aids Programme

S.R.P.

State Research Person

I.M.A.

Indian Medical Association

S.W.S.M.H.

Social Welfare Students Managed Hostel

RTEIS

Repalle Taluk Educational Improvement Society

APHC

Andhra Pradesh History Congress

IHC

Indian History Congress

GDHA

Guntur District History Association

FIP

Faculty Improvement Programme

BIE

Board of Intermediate Education

SCERT

State Council of Educational Research and Training

ICHR

Indian Council of Historical Research

E.M.

English Medium

T.M.

Telugu Medium

U.G.

Under Graduate

P.G.

Post Graduate

RJD

Regional Joint Director