Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Students urged to become entrepreneurs and create jobs
A programme at Andhra Loyola College encouraged students to think about starting businesses.
K Ramadevi said students should try to become job creators, not only job seekers.
She asked them to turn new ideas into useful businesses.
She also said students need skills and confidence to become entrepreneurs.
The programme explained opportunities for self-employment.
It also discussed businesses led by women.
College officials described government schemes that support women entrepreneurs.
The event was organised by the college and the Association of Lady Entrepreneurs Andhra Pradesh.
ALEAP president K Ramadevi urged students to pursue entrepreneurship instead of only seeking employment.
She encouraged students to turn innovative ideas into viable enterprises and contribute to economic development.
Ramadevi highlighted the need for skills, confidence and awareness of emerging opportunities.
The programme covered entrepreneurship, women-led enterprises and self-employment opportunities.
Andhra Loyola College and ALEAP jointly organised the awareness programme in Vijayawada.
- Who
- Students, ALEAP president K Ramadevi, and Andhra Loyola College officials.
- What
- An Entrepreneurial Awareness Programme encouraging students to pursue entrepreneurship and self-employment.
- When
- Wednesday; the articles do not provide an exact date.
- Where
- The Multipurpose Hall at Andhra Loyola College (Autonomous) in Vijayawada.
- Why
- To create awareness about entrepreneurship, women-led enterprises and self-employment opportunities.
- Main speaker
- K Ramadevi, president of the Association of Lady Entrepreneurs Andhra Pradesh (ALEAP)
- Host institution
- Andhra Loyola College (Autonomous)
- Programme
- Entrepreneurial Awareness Programme
- Location
- Vijayawada
- Main message
- Students should develop an entrepreneurial mindset and become job creators
- Focus areas
- Entrepreneurship, women-led enterprises and self-employment
- Organisers
- The college’s Placement Cell, Department of Botany and IQAC, in collaboration with ALEAP