Free textbooks distributed to college students by Rajasthan Youth Association in Chennai
The Rajasthan Youth Association (RYA) hosted its 63rd Annual Book Distribution Function at Valluvar Kottam Auditorium on Sunday.The RYA Book Bank Project provides free textbooks to college students pursuing arts, science, and engineering courses across Chennai, Kanchipuram, Tiruvallur, and Chengalpattu.G.L. Gnanatheva, Minister (Commerce), Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka to South India, Chennai, inaugurated the event as the chief guest. Jain presented the 2026-27 report, stating the project supports 8,000 students annually.
- ▪The Rajasthan Youth Association (RYA) hosted its 63rd Annual Book Distribution Function at Valluvar Kottam Auditorium on Sunday.The RYA Book Bank Project provides free textbooks to college students pursuing arts, science, and engineering co
- ▪Gnanatheva, Minister (Commerce), Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka to South India, Chennai, inaugurated the event as the chief guest.
- ▪Jain presented the 2026-27 report, stating the project supports 8,000 students annually.
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The Rajasthan Youth Association (RYA) hosted its 63rd Annual Book Distribution Function at Valluvar Kottam Auditorium on Sunday.The RYA Book Bank Project provides free textbooks to college students pursuing arts, science, and engineering courses across Chennai, Kanchipuram, Tiruvallur, and Chengalpattu.G.L. Gnanatheva, Minister (Commerce), Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka to South India, Chennai, inaugurated the event as the chief guest. He said, “Education is one of the most valuable investments for the future, and initiatives like the Rajasthan Youth Association’s Book Bank Project ensure that financial constraints do not stand in the way of learning.”RYA president Vivek Bomb said, “The continued support of our members, donors, and volunteers has enabled us to positively impact more…
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