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NRI families donate funds for Titli victims
An NRI family, Dr Gudapati Rammohan Rao and his wife Lakshmi Bharati donated Rs 2,54,600 for Titli cyclone affected peopleThe NRI family met Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu here on Friday and donated the amount to the cyclone victims in Srikakulam district through Chief Ministers Relief Fund
Amaravati: An NRI family, Dr Gudapati Rammohan Rao and his wife Lakshmi Bharati donated Rs 2,54,600 for Titli cyclone affected people. The NRI family met Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu here on Friday and donated the amount to the cyclone victims in Srikakulam district through Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Rammohan Rao family is settled in Florida in US and started Florida Telugu Association for well being of NRI Telugus in that country. On this occasion, Rammohan Rao said that they are inspired by the efforts of Chief Minister for the rescue and rehabilitation of the cyclone affected people in Srikakulam.
Another family Gudapati Nageswara Rao also donated another Rs 5,00,000 to the cyclone relief on the name of his wife Bharathi Devi and his son Ramakotaiah. Both Nageswara Rao and Rammohan Rao are brothers. Chandrababu Naidu said that because of the continuous efforts put by the state government from last four years, the bifurcated AP has been witnessing development.
