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Name: Nagesh Maloth 
Born: 07/10/1990.
Native: Yellandu. Badradri kothagudem ( khammam). Telangana state. India. 
 Education: master degree in English literature. Master degree in social work.  
Bachelor degree in education. Bachelor degree in English literature.               
Diploma in communication English.                                                                 
Profession :  English trainer and soft skill trainer.                        
Education company: Director of GYAAN academic planner.      

International Human Rights council Telangana state board Vice secretary. 

Vice president 2019
Junior chamber international member (Jci) .

                      Branch directors at Krishnaveni telant school Hyderabad. 

Founder of Nagesh English world online classes. 

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  1. Nagesh English world29 November 2017 at 09:00

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  2. Nagesh English world23 February 2018 at 09:18

    Hi guy's

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  3. Nagesh English world27 February 2018 at 01:12

    I used my power of concentration to there utmost by choosing the right time for each task I do not believe in multitasking since it is counter productive I focus on one thing at a time I keep my work batched into priorities at all time I always hit deadline on time I am a great time keeper I am open to learning I have so much energy time is never a problem I know when to delegate jobs to others I plan to give equal time to all areas of my life I delegate and trust those I delegate to I am happy with my compute capabilities I learn new things all of the time I always give my full attention to whatever I do an inspired by my own abilities

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    1. Unknown7 September 2019 at 10:45

      Really what your doing is really appreciable and my suggestion is that you should provide the classes to the helpless people

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  4. StevenHWicker24 April 2019 at 09:09

    Thanks for this. I really like what you've posted here and wish you the best of luck with this blog and thanks for sharing. IELTS articles

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