HYDERABAD: Dr Ponguleti Sudhakar Reddy, former Member of the Telangana Legislative Council and former BJP National Co-In-Charge for Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, participated in the concluding programme of the Seva Sankalpa Abhiyan at Uday Children Home, where clothes, sweets and food were distributed to children as part of an initiative marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25 years in public service.
The programme was organised by Nari Shakti Forum and Godh Foundation, with MD Nizamuddin and other organisers coordinating the outreach. The initiative focused on supporting children and promoting community service, reflecting the organisations’ stated commitment to social welfare and the empowerment of women and vulnerable groups.
During the visit, Sudhakar Reddy interacted with the children and encouraged them to pursue education, develop self-confidence and face challenges with courage and discipline. He urged them to work towards their aspirations and grow into responsible citizens who could contribute to the country’s development.
In his capacity as Honorary Advisor to Nari Shakti Forum, Sudhakar Reddy appreciated the forum and its associated organisations for their work in social service, women’s empowerment and employment generation. He also acknowledged their efforts to create livelihood opportunities for women and extend assistance to children and disadvantaged sections of society.
He said community initiatives that combine compassion, empowerment and social responsibility could help strengthen families and build more inclusive communities.
The Seva Sankalpa Abhiyan was organised in connection with the observance of Prime Minister Modi’s 25-year public service journey, which began with his tenure as Gujarat Chief Minister in 2001.
The programme was coordinated by MD Nizamuddin, Nari Shakti Forum, Godh Foundation, Vanjari Vinod Kumar, Ramesh, Pradeep Chand, District OBC Morcha President, Naveen, Secretary of Bhagyanagar District, and Shiva Kumar, with support from Suresh, in-charge of Uday Children Home.
The organisers said the initiative reflected their commitment to service and community participation, with a focus on supporting children, creating opportunities for women and extending assistance to people in need.
