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Hans India
2 days ago
- General
- Hans India
SPMVV celebrates National Handloom Day
Tirupati: Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswa Vidyalayam (SPMVV) celebrated National Handloom Day on Thursday, by organising Handloom Power Walk to promote handloom and create awareness among the people. The NSS Bureau along with NSS Units I, VII, and XVI of Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam in collaboration with APCO participated in the walk. Addressing the gathering, university Vice-Chancellor Prof Uma emphasised the importance of preserving and promoting the Indian handloom industry, which reflects the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of our nation. She encouraged all faculty members to support handloom weavers by wearing handloom clothes. Registrar Prof Rajani, Deans, Directors, faculty members, and a large number of students participated.
Hans India
02-08-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Handloom fabrics are a symbol of rich tradition: SPMVV V-C
Tirupati: Commemoratingthe National Handloom Day to be observed on August 7, the Andhra Pradesh State Handloom Weavers' Cooperative Society Limited (APCO) launched its Mega Exhibition Discount Sales at Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV). The exhibition was inaugurated by the Vice-Chancellor of the university Prof V Uma. Speaking on the occasion, Prof Uma underlined the importance of promoting handloom products as a tribute to India's cultural heritage. 'Handloom fabrics are a symbol of our rich tradition. We are organising this exhibition at SPMVV to support and encourage handloom weavers ahead of National Handloom Day,' she stated. The V-C appealed to the university's teaching and non-teaching staff, as well as students, to visit the exhibition and support the artisans by purchasing handloom garments. She also announced that a Handloom Power Walk would be conducted to spread awareness with the slogan 'Everyone should wear handlooms'. On behalf of APCO, Mandal Commercial Officer N Koteswara Rao shared details of the exhibition. He said that it will continue until August 7, operating daily from 10 am to 5 pm. As part of the Sravana Masam festivities, customers can avail discounts ranging from 30 per cent to 50 per cent on a wide range of handloom products. The exhibition showcases an extensive collection of handloom items from renowned weaving centres such as Mangalagiri, Bandar, Rajahmundry, Uppada, Venkatagiri, Madhavaram and Chirala. He also noted that the exhibition will remain open on upcoming holidays, and encouraged Tirupati residents to make the most of this opportunity to support local weavers.
The Hindu
29-07-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
SPMVV signs MoU with Singapore firm to foster innovation
Society for Innovation Incubation and Entrepreneurship, the Technology Business Incubator (SSIIE-TBI) of Sri Padmavati Mahila Viswa Vidyalayam (SPMVV), has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Govin Holdings of Singapore to foster global innovation and entrepreneurship. This MoU was a strategic follow-up to the visit of founder and Group CEO of the Singapore-based firm Anand Govindaluri to the campus during the inauguration of NIDHI-PRAYAS SHALA held on June 21 this year, where he had participated in a session as a resource person on 'Legal and Financial Architecture for Startup Growth'. This MoU sets the ball rolling on the SSIIE's endeavour to take incubation to a higher level and make a foray into the international market, with the active support of Govin Holdings. The tie-up also ensures establishing of a startup accelerator, launch of a skilling academy in startup entrepreneurship, constitution of Govin Entrepreneurship Merit (GEM) and SMILE Awards to recognise best women innovators at the PhD/post-doc level. 'This is a milestone in our collective journey to build a vibrant and inclusive global innovation ecosystem,' Mr. Govindaluri said. SPMVV Vice-Chancellor V. Uma called it a major step in empowering women scientists and entrepreneurs, thus expanding the global footprint of startups incubated at SSIIE on their campus. Registrar N. Rajani congratulated the TBI's CEO J. Surya Kumar and his team for signing the pact towards an impactful global partnership.
Hans India
29-07-2025
- General
- Hans India
Godankitavadhanam marks Goda Devi Avatarotsavam
Tirupati: Celebrating Goda Devi Avatarotsavam, the Department of Telugu Studies at Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV), in association with the Tirupati Sri Krishnadevaraya Satsang, organised a special Godankitavadhanam event on Monday. The event was held to commemorate Goda Devi, also known as Andal or Nachiyar, a revered female saint who is considered an incarnation that descended in the Kali Yuga to exemplify supreme devotion to Lord Vishnu. Known for her divine association with the Lord, Goda Devi is praised for adorning the deity with the very garlands she first wore herself, symbolising her deep spiritual bond and eternal connection with the divine. Godankitavadhanam was performed by renowned Sahasravadhani Dr Medasani Mohan. Demonstrating his exceptional skill, Dr Mohan answered every question posed by the Pcchakas with precision and eloquence, captivating the audience. The Pcchakas (questioners) in the programme included Prof C Lalitha Rani, Dr Yuvasri, Dr Y Subhashini, Dr C Latha, Dr C Swarajya Lakshmi, Dr Jayamma, Dr G Suhasini and Dr B Krishnaveni. Earlier addressing the gathering, Vice-Chancellor of SPMVV Prof V Uma expressed her delight that the event was conducted entirely by women scholars and practitioners, reflecting the university's commitment to empowering women in all spheres, including classical literature and spiritual traditions. Programme Director Prof Kolakaluri Madhu Jyothi highlighted that Goda Devi's devotional verses, the Pasurams of Tiruppavai, are still sung in temples during the auspicious month of Dhanurmasam, with a tradition of singing one Pasuram each day. There is also a popular belief that girls who participate in this practice are blessed with early and happy marriages. Prof Nirmala Thammareddy and Immani Deepa Venkat also spoke.
Hans India
27-07-2025
- Business
- Hans India
SPMVV workshop promotes Panchagavya based biz
Tirupati: Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV), in collaboration with the UN-APCICT WiFi DX (Women ICT Frontier Initiative – Digital Transformation) Centre and Bharat Ekam Sustainable Development, organised a one-day workshop on 'Creative Economy – From Cultural Roots to Economic Routes' on Saturday. The event highlighted Panchagavya-based entrepreneurship as a sustainable, culturally grounded model for youth empowerment. Led by Dr P Harsha Bhargavi, creative economy expert, the workshop explored how traditional Panchagavya knowledge, derived from indigenous cow products like milk, curd, ghee, urine, and dung, can be transformed into health, wellness, and eco-friendly craft businesses. Over 50 participants, including students and faculty, took part in interactive sessions featuring live demonstrations on Panchagavya-based health remedies, DIY crafts, jewellery, and Diya-making. The hands-on training emphasised the use of sustainable, low-investment resources to develop market-ready products. The initiative is part of a broader series aimed at fostering Creative Economy Enterprises rooted in Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) and rural development. It was facilitated by Prof P Vijaya Lakshmi, member of SPMVV WiFi, and Prof R Usha, member PM-USHA. Prof C Vani, Coordinator, PM-USHA, was also present.
