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Children’s day gift for under privileged children!
TruJet has given opportunity to fly from Chennai to selam for under privileged children on the occasion of Childrens day under Trujets Wings of Hope Programme Forty students belongs to SRVV school of Vellapa Sembana Gounder Memorial Trust has flies on Wednesday at 1020 AM Through Trujet aircraft with free of cost
Hyderabad: TruJet has given opportunity to fly from Chennai to selam for under privileged children on the occasion of Children’s day under Trujet’s Wings of Hope Programme. Forty students belongs to SRVV school of Vellapa Sembana Gounder Memorial Trust has flies on Wednesday at 10:20 AM Through Trujet aircraft with free of cost.
The Students belongs to Selam and they travelled to Chennai on Tuesday for excursion. Trujet offered them free fly on their return journey from Chennai to Selam on Wednesday.
Trujet is committed to carry 300 under privileged children throughout the year so that they may aspire to build a better life for themselves. This is part of a yearlong programme where Trujet will work with NGO’s who are championing this cause.
Earlier in July, Trujet flew forty students of Valmiki foundation from Hyderabad to Bellary (Hampi) and return.
