This is the inspiring story of P Durga Prasad, an alumnus of the Government Institute of Printing Technology (GIPT), Secunderabad, and a former student of Professor D Nagarjuna, who lectured there for over three decades and was a former head of the department
D Nagarjuna, former head of the Government Institute of Printing Technology (GIPT) at Secunderabad, recently reconnected with an alumnus, G Laxman Kumar, during a personal visit to Australia. Kumar, who completed his diploma in printing technology from GIPT between 1984 and 1987, is now based in Perth. Nagarjuna undertook a five-hour flight with a two-hour time difference to meet Kumar on the other side of the continent-country.
An Indian printing and packaging technologist, Kanday Venkateswarlu, hailing from Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, has bagged Honorary Chief, an award given by Anambra State Government to its nationals in Nigeria besides those from other countries.
D Nagarjuna tells the notable story of a man who set on his print yatra as a student in India to sailing overseas and employing 350 people at his three firms in Uganda