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Kadapa: Philanthropists urged to help poor during lockdown
While describing the present situation as a difficult one, District Principal Judge G Srinivasa Rao urged the philanthropists to come forward and help the needy in the district.
Kadapa: While describing the present situation as a difficult one, District Principal Judge G Srinivasa Rao urged the philanthropists to come forward and help the needy in the district.
Speaking after distributing groceries to the outsourcing employees working in the district court and municipal corporation on Thursday, he said that most of employees working under outsourcing system have been facing hardships to feed their families due to their poor financial status. He said that in this situation, philanthropists have to extend their support to the needy people.
District Revenue Officer Raghunath who participated in the programme has lauded that it is happy to note that restaurant owners have come forward to distribute 9 varieties of groceries to 100 outsourcing employees working in District Court and Kadapa Municipal Corporation. He said Industrialists, public representatives, Employees associations have given donations in a big way to District Relief Fund (DRF).
