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Hyderabad: Telangana Information Technology Association appoints heads for NRI chapters
"The TITA chapters, which are present in multiple nations, have been taking up several charity and awareness programmes in India as well as abroad....
"The TITA chapters, which are present in multiple nations, have been taking up several charity and awareness programmes in India as well as abroad. The chapters have been a good support to families in distress," said Sundeep Kumar Makthala, Global President, TITA
Hyderabad: The Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA), a platform for Telugu techies present globally, announced their new NRI chapter presidents for 13 countries. While appointing the new office bearers, TITA has considered the assistance extended to the techies joining afresh as well as to those already staying there.
TITA Global President Sundeep Kumar Makthala said announcements have been kept pending in China and Hong Kong due to the coronavirus situation. These two along with other nation chapters will be announced shortly.
Speaking on the announcement of the new chapter presidents, he said work done in 2019 has been considered while deciding on the leadership. NRI TITA members have trained several members online going off shores to pursue higher education. They offered free training in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cyber security, digital marketing and other courses, which otherwise would have cost a lot.
Many TITA associates, as part of their efforts in giving back to the society, have been part and organized digital literacy campaigns in various places. They have provided computers, printers, projectors and other digital tools free of cost. They have also supported IIIT Basar students to pursue further education by extending a financial support of Rs 2.24 lakh.
TITA global chapters have been working to infuse confidence among the Telugu techies working globally. He said more chapters will be opened in nations where the Telugu techies are active. Those interested to open new chapters can send in their nomination via bit.ly/TITA2020 link. He expressed hope that the new NRI chapters will continue to actively engage with related stakeholders.
