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Bring back Sarvail glory, says Mahender Reddy

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Inspector-General of Computer Services and Standardisation M. Mahender Reddy on Sunday appreciated the efforts of alumni of APRS, Sarvail in construction of four additional classrooms and a de-fluorination water plant at the school.

Speaking at the annual general meeting of the Alumni Association, Mr. Reddy, who is also an alumnus, said efforts should be made to ensure that the first Government residential school in the State got back its glory. The meeting elected new office-bearers for this year.

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