Archive · 25 Jan 2026
JVV trains children in singing songs
A group called Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV) in Prakasam district organized a special event to teach children how to sing songs.
About 90 students from different schools and colleges joined.
They learned songs about important topics like freedom, respect for teachers, and loving our country.
A famous singer named Mohammed Miya, who has won awards, helped teach the songs.
A man named CA Prasad spoke about how singing is good for children's minds and helps them become better people.
The event was held in a hall in Ongole, and many important people from JVV were there to support it.
Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV) Prakasam district committee organized a song training program in Ongole.
Approximately 90 students from various colleges and schools participated in the event.
PDDCA general secretary Pavuluru Sridhar inaugurated the program.
CA Prasad highlighted the benefits of singing for children's mental development, philosophical thinking, and personality development.
Students learned inspirational songs with themes of patriotism, cultural awareness, and social values from trainers Mohammed Miya and Khaja.
- Who
- Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV) Prakasam district committee, 90 students, Mohammed Miya, Khaja, CA Prasad, Pavuluru Sridhar
- What
- Song training program
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Prakasam District Druggists and Chemists Association Hall, Ongole
- Why
- To enhance children's mental development, philosophical thinking, peace of mind, Telugu language proficiency, creativity, and personality development
- Organizer
- Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV) Prakasam district committee
- Location
- Prakasam District Druggists and Chemists Association Hall, Ongole
- Date
- Saturday
- Participants
- 90 students from various colleges and schools
- Inaugurator
- Pavuluru Sridhar, PDDCA general secretary
- Trainers
- Mohammed Miya (Nandi Award recipient) and Khaja
- Key Speaker
- CA Prasad
- Song Themes
- Patriotic, cultural, social awareness, freedom, values, teacher appreciation, national pride