On the 16th of March, 2024, the International Shirdi Saibhakta Seva Trust (TSSBST) orchestrated an act of benevolence in Pedda Amber Pate Santosh Nagar Colony and Shantinagar Colony to commemorate Akhanda Namasaptha. The Trust’s microfinance initiative disbursed cheques to 11 economically disadvantaged students, offering them a ray of hope for a brighter future. This initiative aimed to alleviate immediate financial burdens and empower these students to pursue their education with renewed vigor. Furthermore, the Trust provided medical kits and new clothes to 10 individuals afflicted by leprosy at the Gurram Guda Sai Baba Mandir, extending warmth and dignity to those who are often marginalized by society.

The esteemed chairman, S. Lakshmi Narasimha Rao, led this altruistic endeavor with his visionary leadership, guiding the Trust in its mission of service and compassion. Alongside him, Vice President Lakshmi, General Secretary Samanthakmani, and Treasurer Pawan, in their respective roles, epitomized dedication and commitment to the cause. The participation of Sitarama Raju, Sambasivaraju, and the State Coordinator of APAL Mr. Ramesh exemplified solidarity in the pursuit of humanitarian goals. The special guest, King Hanmantu’s presence, lent further significance to the event, underscoring the unity of purpose in serving the community’s most vulnerable members.

Throughout the event, gratitude resonated with heartfelt thanks extended to the trustee representatives whose unwavering support made this noble endeavour possible. The APAL state committee conveyed their gratitude for the Trust’s compassionate umbrella and its noble mission of service.