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Jai Jawan-2024

On Monday, 23rd December 2024, from 10 AM to 12 PM  at Dr. Marri Chenna Reddy Memorial Rock Garden, Beside Indira Park, Hyderabad, the event Jai Jawan will be held to honor and recognize the families of soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation. This heartfelt tribute acknowledges their immense contribution and sacrifice.

For more details: Seva Mala – 2024

Seva Mala-Puja

On 21st December 2024, Saturday, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Dr. Marri Chenna Reddy Memorial Rock Garden, Beside Indira Park, Hyderabad, we will commence the Seva Mala initiative with a special Puja. As part of this sacred beginning, we will seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha for success and removal of obstacles, and chant the powerful Gayathri Mantra to invoke divine wisdom and spiritual strength. The Puja will be a moment of reflection and devotion, bringing us closer to the purpose of Seva and the well-being of all.

For more details: Seva Mala – 2024

A tribute to former CM Rosaiah on third death anniversary

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy honored the memory of former Chief Minister K Rosaiah on his third death anniversary, praising his discipline, statesmanship, and extensive public service spanning over five decades.

Speaking at a commemorative event at Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), Madhapur, Reddy highlighted Rosaiah’s exceptional contributions, particularly as the Finance Minister of undivided Andhra Pradesh, where his fiscal management left Telangana with a surplus budget of ₹16,000 crore at its formation.

On the third death anniversary of former Chief Minister K. Rosaiah, we remember a leader whose unparalleled dedication and statesmanship left an indelible mark on both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Rosaiah’s legacy is one of wisdom, integrity, and selfless service to the people, earning him respect across political lines and enduring admiration in both Telugu states.

Rosaiah served in various crucial roles, including Finance Minister, Chief Minister, and Governor, throughout a remarkable political career that spanned over five decades. His tenure as Finance Minister of undivided Andhra Pradesh was particularly noteworthy for his fiscal prudence, leaving the state in a position of financial stability. At the time of Telangana’s formation, Rosaiah’s leadership had ensured that the state inherited a surplus budget of ₹16,000 crore, which contributed to laying the foundation for its prosperous future.

As the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Rosaiah exhibited an unflinching commitment to public service and governance. Despite never aspiring for the top position, he was entrusted with the role during a critical phase, which he handled with dignity and resolve. Rosaiah’s calm and composed demeanor earned him the respect of his colleagues and opponents alike. His tenure as Governor of Tamil Nadu was marked by exemplary service, devoid of controversy, something rare for a leader in such a high office.

Beyond his administrative achievements, Rosaiah was a mentor to many, known for his guidance and encouragement. His dedication to uplifting others, particularly in the political arena, was a testament to his belief in the power of education and knowledge. He believed in the importance of debate, discourse, and constructive criticism within democratic systems, always striving to uphold the dignity of the legislative body.

Rosaiah’s humility, integrity, and unwavering commitment to his principles were a beacon of inspiration to all who worked with him. His political acumen, steady hand in governance, and ability to navigate the complexities of statecraft are qualities that continue to inspire future generations.

As we remember K. Rosaiah, we honor not only his service but also the values he embodied—a leader who never sought power for its own sake but instead used it to serve the people with honor and dedication. His legacy remains a guiding light for the people of Telangana and beyond, a true statesman whose contributions will never be forgotten.

Blood Donation Camp – 2024

On the occasion of the 28th Death Anniversary of Dr. M. Channa Reddy, Dr. M. Channa Reddy Memorial Trust facilitated a blood donation camp organized by the Aarohi Blood Bank & Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society, Blood Banks. The Thalassemia affected kids need blood every 2-3 weeks because of deficiency in hemoglobin count and 1000s of kids need support through blood donations. This camp has been conducted here for the last several years with 100s of donors donating blood every year.

Mr. Krishna Reddy is coordinating the blood donation camp for the trust, which among others will attended by Smt Vasudha Devi, Sri Sudarshan Reddy, Mrs. Nirvana, Ms. Kavya, Ms Savithri, Mr. Ravinder Reddy & several other senior leaders, followers & well wishers of Dr. M. Channa Reddy participated. Along with the teams & senior officials from the Blood Banks attended.

Thanks to all the donors and volunteers including Rajamatha Foundation, Uday, Manoj, Street Cause NGO,Vaishnavi Kompella ,B Charan Sai Reddy,Prabhav, KMIT , Veeriah garu and many more ….

It was nice to have my Blood Brother, Durga Mahendra, A+ who is affected by Thalassemia at the camp and meet everyone. He was a bundle of energy.

Hyderabad: 3,000 Secure Jobs on Spot at Swadeshi Mela

Hyderabad: 3,000 Secure Jobs on Spot at Swadeshi Mela

Hello Hyderabad: The Swadeshi Mela, jointly organised by Swadeshi Jagaran Manch and Swavalambi Bharat Abhiyan, was inaugurated on Wednesday at People’s Plaza in Hyderabad. The event also hosted the Swadeshi Job Mela which will run until October 27.

The ceremony began with Governor Jishnu Dev Varma cutting the ribbon to officially open the event. Addressing the gathering, Governor Varma shared his thoughts on Swadeshi, calling it more than an economic policy but a guiding principle for India’s journey towards self-reliance. “Swadeshi has a deep connection with India’s identity, and the nation’s progress, from the freedom movement to the present-day goal of Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India),” the Governor said. He also admired the organizers for their efforts to promote local artisans, producers and businesses through events like Swadeshi Mela.

C. A. R. Sundaram, national convener of Swadeshi Jagaran Manch, echoed the Governor’s sentiments, noting that the “Vocal for Local” initiative has turned Swadeshi into a national movement. He noted how such platforms allow people to appreciate the beauty of local goods and foster economic growth across states. Sundaram pointed out that the Manch continues to advise the government on policies that affect Indian entrepreneurs globally.

The fair hosts 334 stalls representing states like Kashmir, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, and with food stalls included, the total count exceeds 400. The offerings range from Khadi India products to tribes India by the ministry of tribal affairs. From cotton blouses from Bengal to traditional wooden Etikoppaka and Kondapalli toys.

Also present were individuals like Yashwitha Reddy who had an impressive collection of sarees featuring hand-painted artworks and woven designs. “I work on these with my mother-in-law who has been doing this for 30 years. I only began helping her last year,” she shared. Her stall also featured children’s clothes, dupattas and kurtas with similar handcrafted artistry. The sarees, adorned with intricate Madhubani-inspired paintings stood out.

The Swadeshi Job Mela attracted over 16,572 candidates, with 3,000 having secured jobs on the spot. Governor Varma personally distributed offer letters to successful candidates while another 4,500 advanced to the next round of interviews. The jobs were offered by 142 companies, including Cognizant, Tech Mahindra and Genpact with salary packages ranging from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh per annum. Among the dignitaries present were Harish Babu, state convener of Swadeshi Jagaran Manch Telangana, Madhuram Reddy, chairman of Gangothri Developers and G. Ramesh Goud, state convener of Swavalambi Bharat Abhiyan.

Source : DC

Mulam Santha – oct-19-2024

Mulam Santha is for change in our way of life

Organic agricultural products

Millets are snacks

The main objective of Origin Santa is to make handicrafts available to consumers and provide affordable prices to farmers

We are organizing the fourth Moolam Santa jointly organized by Gram Bharti CSR Memorial Foundation with the aspiration to bring former glory to our way of life. In the context of all the adulterated diseases in the market, the aim of this program is to provide unmedicated agricultural products directly to the consumers by the farmers and keep them healthy. This program will be held under the auspices of Grama Bharati, the source will be held at Santa Marri Krishna Hall Tarnaka, CSR Memorial Foundation Founder Krishna reddy Garu, Grama bharathi President Surya Kala, Lingam Goud. Karunakar Goud, Mallesham.

Dandia Night Event – CSR Memorial Foundation

“Vibrant Nights of Dandiya and Garba: CSR Memorial Foundation Trust’s Joyful Celebration at Marri krishna hall”

Date: 6-10-2024

Location: Marrikrishnahall, Tarnaka

The CSR Memorial Foundation, founded by philanthropist Kothapally Krishna Reddy, recently hosted a mesmerizing Dandiya and Garba event that brought together hundreds of enthusiastic participants.

An Evening of Music and Dance

The event commenced with an inaugural ceremony, where founder Kothapally Krishna Reddy and supporters Alivelu and Radha Garu lit the traditional lamp, marking the beginning of an enchanting evening. The air was filled with excitement as participants clad in colorful attire gathered on the dance floor.

Dandiya Raas and Garba Performances

The night witnessed captivating Dandiya Raas and Garba performances, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Gujarat. The energetic beats of traditional music and the synchronized movements of the dancers left the audience spellbound.

Sincere Gratitude

The Trust extends heartfelt gratitude to Malabar Gold and Diamonds for their generous support, enabling the success of this event. Special thanks to Alivelu and Radha for their unwavering support.

A Night to Remember

As the night drew to a close, the participants and organizers alike were filled with joy and contentment. The CSR Memorial Trust’s Dandiya and Garba event will be etched in the memories of all who attended.

About CSR Memorial Foundation:

CSR Memorial Trust, founded by Kothapally Krishna Reddy, is committed to marginalized communities through various initiatives.

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