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Tirupati: Rayalaseema Seva Samithi conducts eye, blood donation camps
An eye checkup camp held on the occasion of RASS founder-secretary Muniratnam’s 2nd death anniversary, in Tirupati on Saturday
City-based NGO Rayalaseema Seva Samithi (RASS) observed its founder-secretary Dr G Muniratnam’s second death anniversary by conducting an eye camp with the support of Aravind Eye Hospitals at RASS Head Office Seva Nilayam here on Saturday.
Tirupati : City-based NGO Rayalaseema Seva Samithi (RASS) observed its founder-secretary Dr G Muniratnam’s second death anniversary by conducting an eye camp with the support of Aravind Eye Hospitals at RASS Head Office Seva Nilayam here on Saturday. It also organised Annadanam at SVRR Hospital, Maternity Hospital, Kapila Theertham and Balaji bus station near Alipiri.
Speaking on the occasion, RASS general secretary S Venkatratnam said Muniratnam, a true Gandhian organisation spreading its activities to Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Delhi. RASS extended service activities covering children, women, differentlyabed, elderly people and also conducting training programmes for women empowerment, he said affirming that RASS would continue the social service activities with renewed vigour to fulfill the aspirations of Muniratnam.
RASS project director Nagarju, joint secretary Mamatha and others were present. RASS Mahila Jyoti Mutual Benefit Trust conducted a blood donation camp at Karakambadi government school. RASS Balaji Bala Vikas Project Director Jayachandra Naidu and U Nagaraj were present.
