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KGKT distributes saris to the poor.
The chairman of the Kasturba Gandhi Kendra Trust (KGKT) Dr PC Rayulu distributed 1,000 saris to the poor and weaker sections including handicapped and leprosy people on the occasion of his birthday at Venkata Reddy Colony in Kattakindapalli.
Tirupati: The chairman of the Kasturba Gandhi Kendra Trust (KGKT) Dr PC Rayulu distributed 1,000 saris to the poor and weaker sections including handicapped and leprosy people on the occasion of his birthday at Venkata Reddy Colony in Kattakindapalli.
Dr PC Rayulu stated that the KGKT has organised 36 programmes so far, particularly in rural areas. Apart from rendering services to the poor, handicapped, and leprosy people, it also served people met with accidents and financially backward students, he added.
He assured that in future also the organisation would spend Rs 70 crore for the poor.
Dr Agarala Eawar Reddy, former Speaker hailed the activities of KGKT and blessed Dr PC Rayulu on his birthday.
The TTD Board member Bhanuprakash Reddy also applauded the activities of KGKT.
Tirupati MLA M Sugunamma, M Jayarami Reddy, Bandi Madhusudana Reddy, and S Sudhakar Reddy were also present.
