Sports, education help shape well-rounded individuals, says Minister Ramprasad Reddy
Minister M. Ramprasad Reddy emphasized the importance of sports in developing well-rounded individuals during the Amaravati International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament. He praised VIT-AP University for hosting the event and highlighted the role of chess in enhancing mental skills. The Minister also noted the government's efforts to promote sports and education in Andhra Pradesh.
- ▪Minister M. Ramprasad Reddy spoke at the Amaravati International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament.
- ▪He highlighted the role of sports in developing physically fit and socially responsible individuals.
- ▪The government is committed to promoting sports and supporting athletes in Andhra Pradesh.
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Andhra Pradesh Minister for Youth Services, Sports and Transport M. Ramprasad Reddy has said that sports play a crucial role in shaping physically fit, mentally resilient and socially responsible individuals, and reaffirmed the State government’s commitment to promoting sports and supporting sportspersons.The Minister was speaking on the third day of the VIT-AP 1st Amaravati International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament 2026, where players competed in the sixth round of the championship.He lauded VIT-AP University for successfully organising an international-standard chess tournament and providing a valuable platform for emerging talent from across the country.Appreciating the discipline, concentration and strategic thinking displayed by the participants, Mr.
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