Karimnagar: IAS policeman’s NGO reaches out to needy

Karimnagar: Being a not private IAS policeman, Parikipandla Narahari determined to do something for the characterized by poverty as he desired to attend to the needy since his . Born in a characterized by poverty kinsfolk at Basantnagar in the territorial dominion, he struggled not yielding to pressure and was selected to the IAS cadre in 2001. Narhari, who serves as Indore District Collector in Madhya Pradesh, received the Best District Collector prize three times from the President of India.

Narhari designed Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao, which was introduced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for girls. He launched an NGO, Alaya Foundation in 2014, since then, knowledge acquired by learning and opportunities have got been provided to students by the NGO.

The disreputable place of entertainment Karimnagar and Adilabad district-wide divine service programmes are being conducted by it aimed at uplifting the characterized by poverty. Blood donation and unpaid medical camps are being conducted in tribal villages.

Under the auspices of the Alaya Foundation, about 120 donation camps have got been conducted in erstwhile Karimnagar and Adilabad districts so at a long distance. Up to 600 units of collected, stored in a depository financial institution in Karimnagar and donated unpaid of cost to thalassemia patients

More than 150 unpaid medical camps have got been conducted at Bejjar, Thiryani, Jannaram of Adilabad territorial dominion and Husnabad and Komatipalli Korapally villages in Karimnagar territorial dominion. For many patients operations were performed.

Narhari organised task melas in places be fond of Chennur, Manchiryala, Husnabad and Sircilla Basantnagar and around 150 candidates were given placements. Through Swarna Bharat Trust, be operating or functioning by the girl of Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu, he managed to offering placements to around 1200 time of life between childhood and maturity.

The institution supported by an endowment also offered fiscal assistance to characterized by poverty students for higher knowledge acquired by learning besides conducting need classes for characterized by poverty children teaching them academics and how to prepare for the civil services and how to acquire Central government jobs.

Alaya institution supported by an endowment has so at a long distance provided Jaipur unpaid prosthetic legs for nearly 300 the disabled persons in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, informed Alaya Foundation unpaid worker Gade Guna Sagar.

During the Covid lockdown concentrators provided for patients who had difficultness breathing and masks were distributed to five thousand . In Huzurabad body of voters the institution supported by an endowment distributed 12 quintals of grains used as food to handloom workers, he added.