Skip to main content

Abhaya - Naveen


Naveen reddy belonging to a middle class family is from Nalgonda district. His father is a driver and his mother runs a small shop in their house. He has an elder sister who got married and is living in Hyderabad. His parents were able to afford till his SSC and thereafter seeing his good percentages and interest, his sister helped him in doing Intermediate at Sri Chaitanya junior college, Dsnr. He got 422/600 in 10th and 892/1000 in Inter. His eamcet rank is 31000.

He promised that he will work very hard to complete his engineering successfully and also that he wants to help many more students like him in the future. His parents can afford upto 1 and half lakhs for all the 4 years. And now, it is in our hands to give him the remaining amount which may sum upto 15,000 per annum.

Balachandra sir has kindly accepted for me and our team to take the responsibility of this project after seeing the feedbacks of the first introductory meeting that was held on 24th august, 2010. I replied that if all of us can come together and stand united for doing this noble cause, we can definitely achieve this...what say friends....??

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Super 60

After years of HEART work, with the support of donors and well wishers... abhaya CCL Empowerment Campus at Anatapuram is completed. Trustees formed the Executive Body and visited the campus too. At abhaya we strive to lend a hand to the needy at all times. We also encourage other organisations who would want to serve the society. We try and help them with the required manpower, premises, etc...It's like joining Hands...Heads...Hearts in serving the community. abhaya never say No to any like minded NGOs...For them criteria is only Selfless Work. There are scores of NGOs who joined hands in service with abhaya. One such organisation is Niswartha Foundation with its "Super 60" program. A few details of the program are below: Niswartha Foundation , Uravakonda, Anantapuram Dist, AP   The atlas shrugged its shoulders when it was asked to shoulder the burden of responsibility. With a motto to serve selflessly and to carry the responsibility of improving the pitfalls of society ...
Post a Comment
Read more

abhaya Hunt The Winter 2020

  The 2020 population count was a stellar accumulation of unimaginable numbers. It outlined the total population of the country sweeping 1.3 Billion in numbers. Given the gradual and imminent increase in the population over years we can approximate the numbers to have touched the ceiling limit of 1.4 million  – given the 50 births per minute record rate.      As obvious as it sounds, the census was not only about recording the total population. It counted the total males, females, poor, rich, healthy, sick, young, old, homeless … ah, the homeless. Let’s pause and have a look at what the report has to say about it.    It is defined in the report that the homeless are those who do not live in houses, but rather stay on pavements, roadsides, railway platforms, staircases, temples, streets, in pipes, or other open spaces. There are 1.8 million homeless people in India consisting of single men, women, mothers, the elderly, and the disabled. Let’s put ...
1 comment
Read more

Facet

Since how many days are we seeing people around us who are financially low but has immense talent. Since how many days are we seeing people around us who get deprived of oppurtunities because of their status in the society. Since how many days are we thinking that "Hope I get a chance to help such people"...."Hope I can do something to change the society I am living in". There are some people who take the lead to help others. There are some who wish they could but cannot find the correct way to do it. And there are others who have apprehensions about helping others, escpecially when money is involved. "What if the money I give doesnt reach the affected"..."What if my money gets wasted by the organisation". Believe me, I have journeyed through all the three cases. But my luck has it that I travalled exactly from the last case to the first. And now, I could trust that whatever money I collect or give or donate would definitely reach the needy...
4 comments
Read more