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CMR Group extended ₹50,000 in financial support to the physically-challenged welfare association in Visakhapatnam for Diwali lamps and livelihood support.

CMR officials extended financial assistance to the physically-challenged welfare association for Diwali in Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnam: Continuing its tradition of supporting persons with disabilities, CMR Group extended financial assistance of Rs.50,000 to the physically-challenged welfare association on the occasion of Diwali. CMR has been extending its support to the organisation every year since 2007, demonstrating its continued commitment to the welfare and empowerment of persons with disabilities.
As part of the initiative, Rs.25,000 was provided toward the purchase of Diwali lamps handcrafted by the association members, while another Rs. 25,000 was extended to support their livelihood activities, totaling Rs.50,000 in financial assistance. Mavuri Padmavathi handed over the financial assistance to the association’s representatives.
The initiative, led by CMR Group founder and chairman Mavuri Venkata Ramana, reflects group’s longstanding commitment to promoting self-reliance and supporting the livelihoods of persons with disabilities, while spreading the spirit of generosity and compassion during the festival of lights.
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