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Satya Sai Trust providing services to the needy in Peddapelli
Welfare Minister Koppula Eshwar appreciated the representatives of Satya Sai Trust, who successfully completed one year in rendering services to the needy.
Peddapelli: Welfare Minister Koppula Eshwar appreciated the representatives of Satya Sai Trust, who successfully completed one year in rendering services to the needy.
Participating in the anniversary celebrations of Satya Sai Trust, the Minister said by establishing a centre on the premises of Government Hospital, Satya Sai Trust members are providing free meals to patients and their family members, who come from far-off areas.
It is a great thing to provide food to about 12,500 members in just one year and are determined to continue their services in coming up days, he added.
Not only in Peddapalli district, the Trust members also opened free meals providing centres in about 18 government hospitals across the State and rendering services, the Minister informed and wished that the Satya Sai Trust will continue their services. Later, Minister K Eshwar felicitated the members of Satya Sai Trust on the occasion. Peddapalli Zilla Parishad Chairperson Putta Madhu, MLA Dasari Manohar Reddy, Joint Collector Vanaja Devi, DCP Sudarshan Goud, the Trust president Venkat Rao and Peddapalli unit president Venkat Swamy were present along with others.
