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Dr. Kasigari Prasad Honoured on Engineers’ Day 2025 at IEI Kadapa
Kadapa, September 15, 2025:
The Institution of Engineers (India), Kadapa Local Centre, celebrated the 58th Engineers’ Day with grandeur, commemorating the 165th birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, India’s legendary engineer, statesman, and visionary.
On this significant occasion, Dr. Kasigari Prasad, Associate Professor, Graphologist, Writer, Life Skills Trainer, and Motivational Speaker, was felicitated for his remarkable contributions to education, personality development, and youth motivation. He was invited as the Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker of the celebrations
In his inspiring keynote address, Dr. Prasad highlighted the indispensable role of engineers in building a sustainable and progressive society. He emphasized that engineering is not confined to machines, bridges, or structures alone, but extends to transforming lives, solving societal challenges, and driving national development through innovation rooted in ethics and social responsibility.
Dr. Prasad motivated the gathering of students, faculty members, and professionals by urging young engineers to blend technical expertise with human values, thereby becoming catalysts of positive change in society.
Expressing his gratitude, Dr. Prasad said:
“It is a privilege to be recognized by such a prestigious institution on Engineers’ Day. This honour inspires me to continue guiding young minds and encourage engineers to uphold integrity, innovation, and responsibility in their professional journey.”
The event concluded with a tribute to Sir M. Visvesvaraya and a reaffirmation of commitment by all participants to nurture a generation of engineers dedicated to excellence, sustainability, and nation-building
The celebrations at IEI Kadapa Local Centre witnessed enthusiastic participation from engineering students, academicians, and professionals across the region. The Chairman and office bearers of the Centre extended their gratitude to Dr. Kasigari Prasad for gracing the occasion and delivering an inspiring keynote. The event not only paid homage to Sir M. Visvesvaraya’s enduring legacy but also created a platform to encourage budding engineers to embrace innovation, integrity, and service to society as guiding principles in their careers.
Engineers’ Day Celebrated at Kasigari School of Life Skills with Inspiring Talk by Dr. K. Prasad
Kasigari School of Life Skills celebrated Engineers’ Day with great enthusiasm and reverence to mark the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, one of the most eminent engineers and visionaries of India. The occasion brought together students, teachers, and invited guests to reflect on the contributions of engineers to society and to inspire the younger generation to pursue innovation and excellence.
The celebrations began with a brief introduction about the life and achievements of Sir M. Visvesvaraya, highlighting his engineering brilliance, discipline, and dedication in shaping modern India. Students presented short speeches, poems, and skits that emphasized the value of engineering and its impact on everyday life.
The chief guest for the event, Dr. K. Prasad – Associate Professor, Graphologist, Writer, and Motivational Speaker, delivered a thought-provoking session. Addressing the students, Dr. Prasad stated that engineering is not merely about designing machines or constructing buildings but about engineering one’s own life with values, discipline, and creativity. He stressed that students should develop problem-solving skills, curiosity, and a positive attitude to overcome challenges. He also drew parallels between the qualities of great engineers and the essential life skills required for success, urging students to become “engineers of change.”
Director N. Kalyani, M.Tech, B.Ed, appreciated the efforts of students who displayed science and technology models on IoT, electronics, and computer basics. She reminded the gathering that the school’s vision is to combine technical knowledge with life skills so that students are equipped to face real-world challenges confidently.
Interactive sessions followed, where students asked questions about career opportunities in engineering, the importance of innovation, and how to balance academics with personal growth. Dr. Prasad responded with practical insights and motivated the students to dream big and pursue excellence.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the valuable contribution of teachers, guests, and students. The day left an inspiring message that every student, with knowledge and determination, has the power to shape not only their future but also contribute to building a stronger nation.
From Chalk to Change: Teachers’ Day 2025 Celebrated with Tribute to Educators
Rajampet, September 5, 2025 – Teachers’ Day was observed with deep reverence and gratitude across the country today, as students, institutions, and communities paid homage to the guiding lights of society – teachers. This year’s theme, “From Chalk to Change,” highlighted the transformative role of educators in shaping civilizations, nurturing values, and building the future.
The commemorative article written by Dr. Kasigari Prasad, titled “From Chalk to Change – A Teachers’ Legacy”, emphasized that teachers are not just conveyors of information but torchbearers of knowledge, character, and progress. It traced the journey of teaching from ancient Gurukuls to modern digital classrooms, underscoring how educators remain central to human development despite changing times.
The report drew inspiration from global and Indian icons such as Socrates, Anne Sullivan, Maria Montessori, Savitribai Phule, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, and Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam – all of whom proved that one dedicated teacher can influence generations.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Prasad noted: “A chalk in a teacher’s hand may seem small, but it can draw the line between ignorance and wisdom, poverty and progress. The legacy of a teacher is immortal, carried forward in the character and contributions of their students.”
Educational institutions marked the day with cultural events, felicitation programs, and heartfelt messages of gratitude. Students expressed appreciation by acknowledging the silent sacrifices and tireless commitment of their mentors.
The celebration also shed light on the challenges teachers continue to face – including underappreciation, workload stress, and policy neglect – while stressing the urgent need for greater societal recognition and support.
As India remembered the birth anniversary of former President and philosopher-teacher Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the nation once again reaffirmed its respect for those who mold minds and ignite change.
Teachers’ Day 2025 concluded with a resounding message: while engineers build bridges and doctors save lives, it is the teacher who creates both. Their legacy is eternal, turning chalk into change and knowledge into wisdom.
Adding to the celebrations, experts also reflected on the evolving role of teachers in the digital age. With artificial intelligence, online learning platforms, and global connectivity reshaping education, teachers are now mentors, guides, and facilitators of lifelong learning. Despite technological advancements, the human touch of a teacher – encouragement, empathy, and inspiration – remains irreplaceable.
The day ended with a call to action: to value teachers not only in words but also through policies, fair remuneration, and supportive work environments. The nation was reminded that empowering teachers is the first step toward empowering future generations.
Freedom Day Celebrations at Kasigari School of Life Skills
The Kasigari School of Life Skills celebrated Independence Day with great patriotism and enthusiasm on August 15th. The program began with the hoisting of the national flag by the school director N. Kalyani, M.Tech, B.Ed, followed by the singing of the National Anthem.
Students showcased their love for the country through patriotic songs, cultural dances, and speeches highlighting the sacrifices of freedom fighters. Special programs on the importance of freedom, youth responsibility, and the role of life skills in nation-building were also presented.
Renowned motivational speaker and Associate Professor Dr. Kasigari Prasad graced the occasion and inspired students with his thought-provoking speech. He highlighted the values of discipline, dedication, and self-confidence, urging the youth to carry forward the legacy of freedom fighters by building a strong and responsible India.
Speaking on the occasion, Director N. Kalyani emphasized that true freedom lies in developing knowledge, discipline, and responsibility among students. She encouraged everyone to work with dedication for the progress of society and the nation.
Teachers, parents, and students participated actively, making the event a memorable celebration of India’s 79th Independence Day. The program concluded with a vote of thanks and the distribution of sweets.
Newspaper Day Celebration – January 29
A special program was organized on January 29 to celebrate Newspaper Day, emphasizing the enduring relevance of newspapers in the digital age. The event highlighted the pivotal role of newspapers in spreading knowledge, promoting critical thinking, and fostering informed citizenship. Interactive sessions, discussions on media ethics, and creative activities such as mock newspaper creation enriched the celebration. Participants were inspired to develop a habit of reading newspapers and understanding their role in shaping society and democracy.
