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             Dr. Angajala Srinivasa Rao               

B.Sc., M.E(GeoInf), M.Tech.(CSE), M.Tech.(Comm), M.Tech.(CSE), M.Tech (Comm), M.S.(Ukraine), Ph.D

        MIEEE, LMCSI, LMISTE, MIACSIT, MCSTA, IAENG

He entered the room with a regal air, A man of knowledge, a teacher rare, dressed in finery that bespoke his class, A suit of power, a force to amass.

Years of learning and experience gained, A trailblazer, a master in his domain, He set his sights on a world beyond, A future of technology, yet to dawn.

His passion for knowledge never to sate, An ambition to conquer, to dominate, From the age of three, his hunger grew, A flame within, never subdued.

Technology beckoned, a challenge to meet, A frontier to conquer, a prize to defeat, Undaunted, he forged ahead with zeal, A quest to fulfil, a destiny to reveal.

With each step, he blazed a trail, Challenging limits, he would never fail, A legacy to leave, a mark to make, A life of excellence, his destiny to take.

So he pressed on, with a fire unclenched, With a heart full of passion, a spirit entrenched, For he was a man of purpose, a true force, A master of knowledge, a guiding source.


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