Sonu Sood to sponsor free IAS coaching through Vijayawada-based academy
The Hindu
\Sonu Sood IAS Scholarship (Sambhavam) is collaborating with Vijayawada-based Sarat Chandra IAS Academy to provide free online coaching for UPSC civil services examinations to aspiring civil servants.
\Sonu Sood IAS Scholarship (Sambhavam) is collaborating with Vijayawada-based Sarat Chandra IAS Academy to provide free online coaching for UPSC civil services examinations to aspiring civil servants. The scholarships will be jointly sponsored by Sood Charity Foundation and Diya Foundation. At a press conference on Tuesday, the academy’s managing director Sarat Chandra said that over two lakh students from across the country had applied for financial assistance. “We feel happy and grateful to Mr. Sonu Sood for putting trust in our academy’s coaching ability at the national-level,” said Mr. Sarat Chandra.
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