UN Designation programme at CIT Public School, Tumkur

UN School Designation programme

Students' UN Volunteers-India
Installation ceremony

CIT Public School, Tumkur, Karnataka
Date: 06.12.23

UN Charter PRESENTATION

The UN School Designation programme installation ceremony held at CIT Public School, Tumkur, Karnataka on 06.12.23:

▪️Lighting the Lamp by All the Dignitaries

▪️UN Song by UN Student Volunteers

▪️Speech by Kumari Harshika B. C, President of UN Volunteer Forum

▪️Presidential Address by Dr. Shanthala, Vice-Principal and HOD of CS Dept, CIT Group of Institution

▪️Inauguration by the Chief Guest: Dr. Suresh D S, Principal and Director of CIT Group of Institutions and Chairman of Indian Society of Technical Education (Karnataka Chapter)

▪️Keynote Address by Mrs. Balameenakshi sundari, Principal of CIT Public School

▪️Charter Presentation and Installation by the Guest of Honour: Mrs. Rekha Kumbar, Principal of Mahan Anjanadri Vidya Kendra, Bengaluru

▪️Felicitation Acceptance Letter by Praveen G, Brand Ambassador of Students’ UN Volunteers Forum

▪️Vote of Thanks by Deekshith A. S., Secretary of Students’ UN Volunteers Forum

▪️National Anthem

▪️Interactive session with teachers in the afternoon.

▪️Felicitation of Mrs Rekha Kumbar

The event was attended by several dignitaries, including Dr. Suresh D S, Director of CIT Group of Institutions; Dr. Shanthala, Vice-Principal of CIT and HOD of Computer Science Dept; Dr. Shridhar KN Rao, Chief Advisor of Research-Project, CIT Group of Institutions; and Mrs. Balameenakshi Sundari, Principal of CIT Public School.

Our sincere thanks to Shri Basavaraj, Member of the Indian Parliament and Chairman of CIT Group of Institutions; Sri Jyothi Ganesh, Member of Legislative Assembly of Karnataka State.



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