Srinivasa Rao Dusampudi

Srinivasa Rao Dusampudi is an Indeed Social Activist and Sri Valli Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Government Junior College and Government High School Development Committee Chairman.

EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION:

Srinivasa Rao was born on the 25th of August, 1971, to the couple Mr Dusampudi Tatarao & Mrs Dusampudi Satyavathi and raised in Attili Mandal of West Godavari District in the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh.

In 1986, Srinivasa Rao obtained his Secondary Board of Education from Sri Valli Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Government school, placed at Attili. He completed his Intermediate course at Sri Valli Subramanyeswara Swamy Junior College, Attili, in 1988.

He attained his Graduation Degree from Sri Valli Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Degree college in 1992.

He obtained his Post Graduation from DNR College located at Bhimavaram.

CAREER IN SOCIAL LIFE:

Beginning at a young age, he had a passion for working in the public service. Srinivasa Rao has been accustomed to service since childhood.

He also conducted many service programs while continuing his studies. In 2017, his passion for working and active participation in every activity led him to form the Sri Valli Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Government Junior College and Government High School Development Committee with the sole purpose of helping the students in whatever manner he could.

He has been the Committee Chairman by discharging his duties with a code of conduct and for the respective Committee’s recognition.

He is the Founder of the committee, and the other founder named Nandyala Satyanarayana, who supported the Committee financially by about one crore.

He is also a member of Manavatha Trust located at Athili and works sincerely for the welfare of the people.

As a Social Activist, he has performed many welfare and developmental activities and awareness programs for the welfare of the Students and people in society.

He is at the forefront of anyone needing help in the area around him. On behalf of the Committee, Srinivas Rao continues to serve the people by doing his part to help those who ask for help without even thinking.

Social Activities Performed:

• A student at Zilla Parishad High School who completed the Class X qualifying exams 1. A pupil at Pinninti Sai, Government High School 2. Gundula Navyashree of ZP Girls High School, was provided A.V. coaching in Sasi and Velivenu for the qualifying test administered for the admission exam in Polyset and APRJC. These two S.M.V.R.M. were admitted to Tanuku Polytechnic College.
• Notebooks costing Rs. 1,000,000/- were provided to 250 pupils attending our government high school (10 notebooks each student). A school was handed a printer and scanner for Rs. 15,000/-.
• For the wiring of 10 ceiling fans, 15 light tube nets, and Rs 30,000 were allocated. Rs. 50,000/- has been spent on a submersible motor for water supply, pipeline work, extending the height of bathroom walls and their foil, and building bathrooms with contemporary amenities.
• 30 Fiber Chairs costing Rs. 15,000/- were supplied.
• A first aid kit was supplied. A spirited meeting with the parents of the students was planned.
• (for 250 students in the institution) One pair of shoes and two pairs of socks for Rs. 80,000/-
• In conjunction with four blackboards, a note board is distributed. 250 students were handed ID cards and belts.
• On India’s Independence Day, 90 students who participated in competitive exams were awarded awards. A total of 1150 students were given sweets at various schools.
• N.M.M.S. The materials have been sent.
• Two hundred thousand rupees have been used to create bicycle shelters.
• Guru Pujotsavam was orchestrated magnificently.
• To build two new classrooms will cost. 5,000,000. The distribution of backpacks to 250 pupils cost Rs. 1.5 million.
• Four trash cans were delivered as part of the “Swachh Bharat” campaign.
• A water pipeline allowing the school’s sewage to exit the drain has been installed for Rs. 1,000,000/-.
• Navigation was constructed to defend the classrooms on both sides of the two school buildings.
• 25 fans and 30 tube lights were installed in the classrooms for Rs. 60,000/-.
• The construction of two rooms next to the stairwells of two buildings.
• The construction of Kalavedika cost one hundred lakhs of rupees.
• Srinivasa Rao has been providing materials to the NMMS students every year.
• Every year, on the occasion of the Sankranthi festival, he provided clothes to the 60 orphans at Girls&Boys High School.
• Donor Nalluri Satyanarayana gifted Srinivasa Rao a bicycle to a poor student of Attili High School named Yesumani.
• In the high school, 10,000 feet of parking tiles around the school have been modernized at a cost of 20 lakh rupees.

Activities Performed through the Committee :

• Combining every service activity that benefits the poor and needy, He created an excellent platform for many orphans to begin their lives for their bright future by joining them in Schools.
• Many activities are performed through the committee by providing Infrastructure to the Sri Valli Subrahmanyeshwara Swamy Government school and Junior College.
• He builds a positive platform for the bright future of children by educating them about the value of public school education and training their academics.
• Providing students with school supplies like belts, bags, ID cards, and shoes encourages all pupils to enrol in government schools.
• He also encouraged the kids by offering rewards and financially to the students through the committee, who had done very well.
• He supported his students financially by joining them in a diploma course at Tanuku.
• Srinivasa Rao has helped the village by supplying food to the elderly and orphaned children and mineral water to the residents.

Pandemic Services :

• During Corona’s first and second waves, Srinivas Rao offered financial and humanitarian assistance to people impacted by the lockdown.
• Srinivasa Rao acted humanely during the crisis, assisting individuals in distress and providing additional assistance to those afflicted by the lockdown.
• Srinivasa Rao snuck toward helping those who had been devastated by the lockdown by distributing veggies and fruits to communities and the homeless.
• Throughout the crisis, he responded selflessly, supporting those in need and offering special attention to those afflicted by the lockdown.
• Face masks, hand sanitisers, and lunches were handed to the least fortunate, as well as cash assistance.
• For the public’s protection, sodium hypochlorite solution was sprayed all around the village as part of the effort to eliminate the corona outbreak.