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Like in chess, good planning must in student life too: Kunte
WELL-KNOWN Indian Chess Grandmaster Abhijit Kunte recently visited G H Raisoni Polytechnic. Amravati. and spoke to college students as a part of 'Chess in School' programme.
The programme was organised to propagate Chess and inspire upcoming players in different schools and colleges.
Hemant Sonare.Vice President. Raisono Group of Institutions, Dilip Page, Secretary. Maharashtra Chess Association, Dr Prashani Ingole. Principal. Raisoni Engineering College. Amravati and Pravin Wankhade. Principal. G H Raisoni Polytechnic. Amravati were present on the dais.
Speaking on the occasion. Kunte threw light on how useful Chess can prove in our lives. "Good planning is a must to win a game of Chess. Similarly, students should plan and prepare well to catch the opportunities and achieve success. Students should consider all challenges as opportunities and face them with all courage," Kunte said.
Hemant Sonare, in his guidance, threw light that textbook knowledge was not sufficient for allround developmeni of students. Aiong with that. students need to acquire various skills lo survive in the cutthroat competition.
Many teachers, students and non-teaching employees were present for the programme. Dr Manish Dubey conducted the programme.
The programme was organised to propagate Chess and inspire upcoming players in different schools and colleges.
Hemant Sonare.Vice President. Raisono Group of Institutions, Dilip Page, Secretary. Maharashtra Chess Association, Dr Prashani Ingole. Principal. Raisoni Engineering College. Amravati and Pravin Wankhade. Principal. G H Raisoni Polytechnic. Amravati were present on the dais.
Speaking on the occasion. Kunte threw light on how useful Chess can prove in our lives. "Good planning is a must to win a game of Chess. Similarly, students should plan and prepare well to catch the opportunities and achieve success. Students should consider all challenges as opportunities and face them with all courage," Kunte said.
Hemant Sonare, in his guidance, threw light that textbook knowledge was not sufficient for allround developmeni of students. Aiong with that. students need to acquire various skills lo survive in the cutthroat competition.
Many teachers, students and non-teaching employees were present for the programme. Dr Manish Dubey conducted the programme.
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