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Swarna Bharat Trust to open office on Jan 10
In a statement released on Thursday, Deepa Venkat said that the trust which had been conducting its service activities from Venkatachalam of Nellore districts since its inception had decided to expand to other places in the two Telugu States.
“The Nellore-based Swarna Bharat Trust would be opening its Vijayawada Chapter office on January 10, 2016,” said its managing trustee Deepa Venkat.
In a statement released on Thursday, Deepa Venkat said that the trust which had been conducting its service activities from Venkatachalam of Nellore districts since its inception had decided to expand to other places in the two Telugu States.
The trust had conducted Bhoomi Pooja for its Hyderabad chapter in Ranga Reddy district in November this year. The Vijayawada chapter office would be inaugurated on January 10, the managing trustee added. Guided by the Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, M Venkaiah Naidu, the trust had been in the forefront in serving the people.
The trust was founded in 2001 with an idea of giving back to the society and serving the needy, the managing trustee said and added that the trust had been working to improve rural India and propagate Indian culture and values among the target group of women, youth and farmers.Deepa Venkat expressed confidence that the Vijayawada chapter of the trust would give a chance for them to serve the people of the area.
