My Teachers

Welcome!

This page is created on teachers day to recall all memories with the teachers specially in Intermediate college. Dedicated to the teachers.

Parents

A. Srinivas Yadav
A. Jayamma

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Tapasya college of commerce and management

Tapasya college, Dilshupnagar, Boys campus, Hostel

Teachers

*H. Srinivas sir (Economics)
*Hari Prasad sir (Economics)
Shobhan sir (Accounting And Commerce)
Kumar sir (Accounting And Commerce)
Sravani Madam (Civics)
Jyothi madam (Accounting And Commerce)
Lakshmi Prasanna Madam (Commerce And Accounting)
Vasu sir (Sanskrit)

Babu Jagjeevan Ram Government Degree College

BJR GDC Narayanaguda

Teachers

*Muniswamy sir (Economics)
Pandarinath sir (Economics)
Raju sir (Computers)
Anusha Madam (Computers)
Kalyani Madam (English)
Neeraja madam (Sanskrit)
Mallika madam (Public Administration)
Shanthi madam (Political science)
H. Geetha madam (History))
Geetha madam (Political science)

Summer camp

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Kiran Kumar (teacher, brother, adviser)
Henry sir (English teacher)
Suresh sir (Swimming teacher)
Naresh sir (Swimming teacher)
Mounika madam (Swimming teacher)
Dimple madam (Swimming teacher)

I'm really blessed to find a new world with this persons.

Comments

Message From Harish (Author)

Namaste from Bharata Desha! I started this blog during my first year of undergraduate studies with a clear purpose: to make economics accessible, especially to students in remote and rural areas who face challenges like early marriages, family responsibilities, and social pressures that often pull them away from academics. Therefore, this blog stands as a small support system for such learners—offering knowledge that’s easy to access, relatable, and relevant—so that no matter where they are in life, they can stay connected to learning and growth. I realized that many students couldn’t afford to travel to towns or purchase textbooks. They struggled to engage with the subject due to unfamiliar vocabulary and limited exposure to English. That’s when the idea struck — to write articles in a simple, familiar tone—conversational yet faithful to the core terminology that gives life to the subject.. I'm humbled by the impact this initiative has had in a short time. Without any formal promotion, the blog has received voluntary support and appreciation from over 2,000 students and now has readers from across the globe. The efforts behind this blog were acknowledged and appreciated at a national seminar held at Babu Jagjivan Ram Government Degree College. We believe that practical knowledge helps us realize the richness of a subject, while conceptual understanding sparks critical thinking, clarity, and insight. This blog may not fulfill all your academic needs, but it will surely nurture your understanding and inspire deeper exploration. “Education is the key that unlocks the doors to freedom.” Thank you, Jai Hind! (A small service to rural India)