Yarrajonna Brahmaiah

Yarrajonna Brahmaiah is the Social Activist of Janardhanapuram Village in Zarugumilli Mandal in Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh.

EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION:

On the 15th of May 1979, Brahmaiah was born to the couple Mr. Yarrajonna Ramaiah and Mrs. Yarrajonna Polamma in the village of Janardhanapuram in Zarugumilli Mandal of Prakasam District in the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh.

In the year 1995, Brahmaiah acquired his Secondary Board of Education from Zilla Parishad High School located at Kamepalli in Prakasam District and completed his Intermediate course in 1997 and Graduation in 2001 from A.B.M College placed at Santhapet, Ongole District.

He obtained his Post Graduation in MA History from Acharya Nagarjuna University, at Ramnagar, Ongole Campus in 2007 and completed his PGDCA(Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application) from Brilliant Computer Education Institute at Ongole, Andhra Pradesh.

Brahmaiah extended his education by attaining his B.Ed course at Sri Venkateswara B.Ed & D.Ed college in Darsi of Andhra Pradesh in 2018 and completed his Master Social Work (MSW) at Acharya Nagarjuna University, Ongole.

EARLY CAREER IN SOCIAL LIFE:

From an early age, Brahmaiah was very interested in rendering Service and his interest turned him into a Social Worker who expected the happiness of the people through his service.

Being served as a Social activist, he began to serve the needy and disabled people and has performed many social and welfare activities for the people old aged, and physically disabled.

Since the day he started, Brahmaiah has performed many social activities and benefited many poor and needy people with his services.

He fulfills his obligations while also looking after the welfare of the people that live in the village and zone by resolving concerns relating to water, sanitation, and any other minor problems that may arise.

He served the elderly and needy people in the community by supplying them with the necessities of life and by assisting them through times of financial hardship.

Many service activities, such as blankets for beggars, clothing for the destitute, and meals for orphaned children, were planned during the event.

Brahmaiah was primarily concerned with issues pertaining to students, such as fee reimbursement and scholarship grants, and he worked tirelessly to ensure that scholarships were awarded to students as soon as possible.