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Students urged to pursue passions at Andhra Loyola festival
A student festival began at Andhra Loyola College in Vijayawada.
Ch Kutumba Rao told students to find what interests them and work hard toward their goals.
He also said students should be willing to change their career plans if needed.
He encouraged them to help people in society.
Bright students can help classmates who need more support.
Older students can guide younger students.
The festival lets students show their skills in writing, music, dance and drama.
The team behind the film “Anakapalli” also met the students and showed the film’s trailer.
Ch Kutumba Rao urged students to identify their interests, pursue their passions and remain open to changing careers.
He called for clear goals, consistent effort and contributions to society, including mentoring and helping other students.
The three-day SPHOORTI 2K26 festival opened at Andhra Loyola College in Vijayawada.
Held under the theme “Ignite – Unleash the Colours Within,” the festival features literature, music, dance, drama and other cultural activities.
The team of the Telugu film “Anakapalli” interacted with students, and its trailer was screened at the inauguration.
- Who
- Ch Kutumba Rao, Andhra Loyola College students, and the team of the Telugu film “Anakapalli.”
- What
- The three-day annual literary and cultural festival SPHOORTI 2K26 was inaugurated.
- Where
- Andhra Loyola College in Vijayawada.
- When
- Thursday; the festival is scheduled to run for three days.
- Why
- To provide students a platform to showcase their talents and encourage them to pursue meaningful goals and contribute to society.
Key facts
- Event
- SPHOORTI 2K26 annual literary and cultural festival
- Venue
- Andhra Loyola College, Vijayawada
- Theme
- “Ignite – Unleash the Colours Within”
- Duration
- Three days
- Activities
- Literature, music, dance, drama and other cultural activities
- Speaker
- Ch Kutumba Rao, Vice-Chairman of the Swarna Andhra P4 Foundation
- Film presentation
- The trailer of Telugu film “Anakapalli” was screened
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