Republic Day Celebrated with Patriotic Fervor at APS Institutions

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Bengaluru:
The 77th Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit at the college grounds of Acharya Pathashala Educational Trust and APS Group of Institutions, Basavanagudi.
The program was inaugurated by Rajaguru Sribelluru Shankarnarayan Dwarkanath, who, in his address, urged students to cultivate a “nation first” attitude and emphasized that duties should take precedence over rights.

As part of the celebrations, the book Life Twist and Turn, authored by CA Dr. Vishnu Bharat Alampalli and based on his life experiences, was officially released.
Addressing the gathering, APS President Dr. Vishnu Bharat Alampalli highlighted the importance of quality education along with discipline, ethical values, and moral responsibility. He encouraged students to develop a deep sense of patriotism and commitment to the nation.
The event featured a march-past, a motorbike rally, and vibrant cultural performances by students, commemorating the 150th anniversary of “Vande Mataram.”
Prof. A. Prakash, General Secretary of Acharya Pathashala Educational Trust and APS Group of Institutions; P. Krishnaswamy, Joint Secretary; K. S. Akhilesh Babu, Treasurer; A. R. Manjunath, Joint Secretary; and C. Nagaraj were present on the occasion.

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