2nd Year Reunion Photos March 2025

2nd Year Re Union of A.B.V.H.S.students, Jangaon 2025


Dear friends, I, Mrs. Jhansi Rani (1966-67 batch of H.S.C) invite you all on behalf of A.B.V.H.S
Students, Jangaon,What's app group. First let's remember our teachers and the H.M who moulded our personalities.

O U R  T E A C H E R S 

Madhavachari Sir                       D.L.Rao Sir


https://youtube.com/shorts/ciEalcEAewE
Video link of the invitation




      Mr. Praneeth Vardhan, Jhansi Rani's Nephew entertained all of us with his melodious voice, both    
       Hindi and Telugu songs. He started with "Bhale manchi roju, pasandaina roju", the mosst avorite song of Dr. Muralidhar. I don't know how he came to know. Nijamgaane aa roju bhale manchi roju, marichipoleni roju, Praneeth.















 







        

                                   https://youtu.be/MIiwen2qUKs
                          Click the link for video 





https://youtube.com/shorts/jlC1wR1nJyY?feature=share
      Click the link to see video Of Murthy


Link to Ramaswamy's talk   

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