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Kendriya Vidyalaya ONGC Rajahmundry Confession

Kendriya Vidyalaya ONGC Rajahmundry Confession

Have Something To Say? Don't have the guts to say it loud? (no problem we understand :p) Well this is why we are here for. Just click on the given link, it will direct you to a google doc, confess there and send it! It's as simple as that (haha those of you who got it yeah Sreedhar sir's common line, well one of his common lines :D). Be sure to mention the -> Name of the Persom you're directing it to (if you are confessing to someone) -> your CLASS, YEAR, BATCH (plus if you're a current student or a passout) -> if you left this school before graduating from class 10 or 12, mention the Class and Year when you left -> your SEX if you're Proposing someone ;) and yeah folks, no hate please :) you may swear though (mild cussing is allowed, probably 'cause I might too, so it wouldn't be fair to not let you do it :D) Happy Confessing. Toodles! xoxo
RIET Rajahmundry

RIET Rajahmundry

Rajamahendri Institute of Engineering and Technology popularly known as RIET was established in the year 2008 near Pidimgoyyi in Rajahmundry by "The Swarnandhra Educational Society, Narsapur pioneered by Technocrats, Academicians and Philanthropists with a concrete plan to offer excellence in technical education and to meet the present as well as the changing needs of the corporate sector. The college is located in a peaceful and lush green environment which is free from pollution and away from the din and bustle of the crowded city life congenial to attain technical knowledge. The college is affiliated to JNTUK Kakinada and approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Government of Andhra Pradesh. Starting with 240 students in 4 courses of B. Tech in EEE, ECE, CSE and IT presently the college is having an intake of 480 students with 5 courses of B. Tech including Mechanical Engineering.
Rajahmundry

Rajahmundry

Opp.B.Ed Training College,Mangalavarapu pet, Rajahmundry ,
Rajahmundry

Rajahmundry

East Godavari, Rajahmundry ,
Rajahmundry is noted for its versatile Vedic culture and intellect. City Population is 443,903 (Census 2011)[2]..Its original name is Raja Mahendri or Raja Mahendravaram. It was the first capital of any known Telugu Kingdom. The Chalukya ruler Rajaraja Narendra ruled this city around 1022. The city has traces of 11th century fine palaces, and fort walls. However, new archeological evidence suggests that the city may have existed far before the Chalukyas.In the Middle Ages, it was called Raja Mahendra Varam. Later the name underwent various changes to Rajahmahendravaram, Rajahmahendramu, Rajamandramu and Rajahmundhri. It later became Rajahmundry during British rule. Nannayya, the poet laureate, who was called 'Adi Kavi' (The first Poet) of telugu belonged to this place. He, along with Tikkana and Yerrana, is responsible for the translation of Jaya, Sanskrit version of Mahabharata, into telugu. It is the birthplace of telugu literature. Kandukuri Veeresalingam, who is a social reformer and also the author of Rajashekhara Charithra, the first Telugu novel, is also from Rajahmundry. He himself married a widow and is against bad practices in society. Rajahmundry - The Historical city is famous all over the A.P for its Political, Economical, Social, Cultural background. In its earlier days it was called Rajahmahendrapuram. Later the name was changed to Rajahmahendravaram and in later stages during the reign of Mohammedans and British rule the name underwent many changes like Rajahmahendramu, Rajamandramu, Rajahmundhri and finally now Rajahmundry. Some people call it with the name "Rajahmahendri" also. Some people call it with the name "Rajahmahendri" also. Independence movement and Rajahmundry: 1885 - 1905: Indian National Congress conducted its first meeting in the year 1885 in Bombay(Now Mumbai). Mr.Nyapathi Subba Rao and Mr.Kandukuri Veeresalingam were the important person from Rajahmundry. Mr.Subba Rao was the first president of Rajahmundry Bar Association which was established in the year 1895. He was the founder of "Hindu Samaj" in Rajahmundry. He was also one of the six founders of the Englishdaily "The Hindu" at Madras(Now Chennai). He was the secretary of Congress comittee of AP in 1915-1916. He was the leader of the team who met Montague for the formation of AP as a separate state. The first person to state after Mr.Subba Rao is Mr.Mocharla Ramachandra Rao who worked as Junior with Mr.Subbarao.He worked as Rajahmundry Muncipal Chairman for 2 yrs. Rajahmundry Municipality is the oldest Muncipality in AP. It used to have an annual income of 50,000/- to 60,000/- during 1899. Some Memorable years in the Rajahmundry History: Some Memorable years in the Rajahmundry History : 1867 - Establishment of Sub-collector's office. 1885 - Establishment of Secondary grade college. 1893 - Railroad construction between Rajahmundry and Vijayawada. 1894 - Establishment of Govt Training college 1898 - Establishment of Gowtami Grandhalayam(Library) by Mr.NalamKrishna Rao and Vaddadi Subbaraidu. Rajahmahendrapuram - Its establishment: It is difficult to know the history of this city before Chalukya's. Basing on the few proofs gathered by the Historians, two theories exist about the origin of Rajahmundry. • According to the first theory, Rajahmundry was established by Ammaraja Vishnuvardhana, the first (919 - 934 AD). Some people believe in this theory as Vishnuvardhana had the title "Rajamahendra". His predecessor Ammaraja Vijayaditya, the second (945 - 970 AD) had Rajaraja Narendra (1022 - 1061 AD) had the same title "Rajamahendra". • According to the second Theory, Rajaraja Narendra established the city Rajahmahendrapuram. This theory was based on the statement "Rajamahendrapura sthatha RajarajaNarendra". (Kavyalankara Chudamani written by Pedanna). Both the theories didn't have any Archeological proofs. But the proofs in the recent excavations show that this city belongs to the reign even before Eastern Chalukya's. Rulers of Rajahmundry • Rajaraja Narendra's reign (1020 -1072): • Kakatiya rule (1323 AD - 1352 AD) • Reddy's & Gajapathi's rule (1353 - 1448 AD) • Anavota Reddy (1335 - 1364 AD) • Anavema Reddy (1364 -1386 AD) • Komaragiri (Kumaragiri) Reddy (1386 - 1402 AD) • Katayavema Reddy (1395 - 1414 AD) • Allada Reddy (1414 - 1423 AD) • Veerabhadra Reddy (1423 - 1448)
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