KARIMNAGAR, JULY 23, 2026: A freshers’ party was organised at Trinity Junior College in Karimnagar town to welcome new students on Thursday.
The celebrations were organised lavishly and separately—at Rajashree Gardens for the female students and at Shubham Gardens for the male students.
Dasari Manohar Reddy, the College Founder-Chairman and former MLA of Peddapalli, graced the occasion as the chief guest and inaugurated the festivities.
Distinguished alumni of the college attended the celebrations and added to the lively atmosphere:
* Kannam Harini (Deputy Collector, Jagtial District)
* Bingi Keerthana (MPDO, Vemulawada)
* Sadhaneni Priyanka (MPDO, Peddapalli)
All of them attended as special invitees and infused the students with fresh enthusiasm.
Speaking on the occasion, Chairman Dasari Manohar Reddy said: “The journey of the Trinity educational institutions began in 1984 in a remote area like Peddapalli with just 70 students, driven by the goal of providing high-quality education rooted in values.” Since then, it has grown steadily and earned distinct recognition at the state level. The Trinity Junior College was established in Karimnagar in 1998 with 300 students.
Kannam Harini, the Deputy Collector of Jagtial district and an alumna of the college, remarked: “Intermediate education is a major turning point in everyone’s life.” She praised Trinity Junior College as an excellent platform for both Intermediate education and preparation for competitive exams.
She happily shared that she completed her Intermediate studies at Trinity, went on to earn an engineering degree from NIT Warangal, and secured the position of Deputy Collector through the Group-1 examination.
Two other alumnae, Sadhaneni Priyanka (MPDO, Peddapalli) and Bingi Keerthana (MPDO, Vemulawada), stated that Trinity is an ideal platform for both Intermediate education and competitive examinations. They expressed their gratitude, stating that the encouragement provided by the Trinity management and faculty was the reason they achieved good marks in Intermediate, succeeded in competitive exams, and have now reached the position of MPDO.
“The cultural programmes that followed captivated everyone. Students enthralled the audience with traditional and folk dance performances. Amidst the sound of applause and enthusiastic dancing, they interacted with one another, making the Freshers’ Day celebration a grand success.
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