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Siddhartha Walkers Club SWC celebrates 24th anniversary at Siddhartha Academy in Vijayawada
The 24th anniversary celebration of Siddhartha Walkers Club SWC was organised on a grand note at Siddhartha Academy here on Sunday
Vijayawada: The 24th anniversary celebration of Siddhartha Walkers Club (SWC) was organised on a grand note at Siddhartha Academy here on Sunday.
The chief guest of the programme was Cultural Centre of Vijayawada and Amaravati CEO Dr E Sivanagi Reddy.
Speaking on the occasion, Sivanagi Reddy said that SWC was serving the people for more than two decades.
He said that the present board members were organising various social service activities.
SWC acting president V Venkateswarulu expressed his gratitude to all the members and donors.
He said to help the poor students they had collected donation of Rs 1.85 lakh and distributed to about 206 poor and intelligent students studying Class X at all the 28 municipal schools in the city.
SWC secretary Janardhan Rao read out the annual report. The celebrations started with cultural programmes. Ch Gopal Rao and K Satyanarayana presided over the programme.
Honorary guests of the programme were Siddhartha Academy vice-president M Rajaiah, Walkers International (WI) president K Ranga Rao and WI district governor Dara Karunasri.
