Sri City Cos Give Rs 1 Cr To District Flood Relief Fund

Hyderabad: Demonstrating solidarity and commitment to social welfare, the Sri City fraternity contributed a total amount of Rs1 crore to the district disaster relief fund to support flood relief efforts in the region. Dr Ravindra Sannareddy, Founder and Managing Director of Sri City, handed over the cheque to Joint Collector of Tirupati District Subham Bansal, in the presence of Satyavedu MLA Koneti Adimulam, Dr Yuvaraj, Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Industries & Commerce Department, and Kiranmayi, RDO, Sullurupeta Division.

Dr Yuvaraj praised the Sri City fraternity for their strong sense of social responsibility, stating, “This contribution reflects the Sri City’s shared commitment to community welfare and resilience.” Acting collector Bansal highlighted the vital role these funds will play in providing timely relief and rebuilding communities affected by the floods.

Dr Sannareddy expressed solidarity with the flood-affected people, reaffirming Sri City’s commitment to disaster relief. “This contribution symbolises our collective effort to support relief and recovery. I am grateful to our industrial partners for their generosity, and more contributions will follow,” he said. He urged the district authorities to utilise the donated fund towards improving roads, schools, and healthcare facilities in the area.

The donation amount, pooled from Sri City and its industrial partners, Sri City Japanese Companies Group (SJCG), and service providers will aid relief and rebuilding in severely impacted areas in Tirupati district.

THK India Donates Ambulance

As part of its CSR initiatives, THK India, a Japanese leader in linear motion guides, donated an ambulance worth Rs29 lakh to the Sri City Industrial Area Local Authority (IALA). The vehicle was formally handed over by Sado, Deputy Managing Director of THK through the Industries Secretary.