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Vasavi organises Dusk to Dawn
Vasavi Club International joint secretary Madala Jagadish on Sunday that their motto is to serve the society.
Pithapuram: Vasavi Club International joint secretary Madala Jagadish on Sunday that their motto is to serve the society.
He was participating as a chief guest in various activities under of ‘Dawn to Dusk’ organised by the club.
The activities include – distribution of scholarships, medals and certificates to 10th class students from Government schools who scored 9.5 to 10 GPA in exams; Medical tests conducted and distributed free medicines to 200 people at a medical camp held at Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Temple; distribution of saplings; supply of fruits, bread and biscuits to patients at Government hospital; distribution of books to students.
Earlier the organisers felicitated Dr Sri Krishna and N Balaji on the occasion of National Doctors Day.
International coordinator B Veera Satya, additional treasurer VV Nagesh, region chairman Pramem Kumar, region secretary V Nagabhushanam supervised the events.
