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Squirrel monkey adopted by Sujai A-Persa Adla Trust
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Dr Vasundhara Augumiya, founder of Sujai A-Persa Adla Trust, Aruna Reddy, Founder trustee, and Rajeshwari, Retd., Vice Principal of Jyothi Vidhyalaya, BHEL, and member of SUJAI A-PERSA ADLA Trust, visited Nehru Zoological Park and offered to adopt one Squirrel Monkey in the zoo for a period of six months.
Dr Vasundhara Augumiya, founder of Sujai A-Persa Adla Trust, Aruna Reddy, Founder trustee, and Rajeshwari, Retd., Vice Principal of Jyothi Vidhyalaya, BHEL, and member of SUJAI A-PERSA ADLA Trust, visited Nehru Zoological Park and offered to adopt one Squirrel Monkey in the zoo for a period of six months.
She along with the other members of the trust presented a cheque of Rs 12,500 towards the adoption of Squirrel Monkey to M Laxman, Asst. Curator – I at the Squirrel Monkey enclosure. Speaking on the occasion Rajeshwari said, she is very much impressed by the way the animals are taken care of.
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