KARIMNAGAR, NOVEMBER O3, 2026: M. Srinitya, a third-year B.Sc. (MStCs) student of SRR Government Arts and Science College (A), Karimnagar, has brought immense pride and recognition to her institution by achieving a rare distinction. She had the prestigious opportunity to participate in a programme held at the Indian Parliament (Lok Sabha), New Delhi, on the occasion of the 151st Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the former Deputy Prime Minister of India.
Srinitya earned this rare opportunity after demonstrating outstanding talent and securing selection as one of the best-performing students in the Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament – 2026 State-Level Competitions. Her participation on the prestigious platform of the Indian Parliament in the national capital is a moment of immense pride for the college and Karimnagar district.
On this occasion, Additional Collector Ashwini Tanaji Wakade specially congratulated Srinitya and appreciated her remarkable achievement. She expressed her hope that students would continue to showcase their talents on national-level platforms while developing greater awareness of nation-building, democratic values, and the responsibilities of youth.

The Principal of the college, Prof. K. Ramakrishna, District Youth Officer G. Thirupathi Reddy, NSS Advisory Committee Chairman K. Surender Reddy, Vice Principals P. Nithin and T. Rajaiah, NSS Programme Officers B. Elizabeth Rani, K. Arjun, P. Thirupathi, M. Venkateshwarlu and G. Rajender, along with the entire faculty, expressed their happiness and congratulated Srinitya on her outstanding accomplishment.
The college management highlighted that such programmes play a significant role in nurturing leadership qualities, social responsibility, democratic awareness, and the spirit of national integration among students.
Srinitya’s remarkable achievement is not only a matter of pride for SRR Government Arts and Science College (A), Karimnagar, but also for the entire Karimnagar district. The college fraternity wished her continued success and hoped that she would scale many more heights in the future.