dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 1 03-02-201204-02-2012 THE KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI - A.P.

Appreciates All its Elders, Patrons, Donors for their whole-hearted support and Its Golden Jubilee Committees, Members, Organisers, Volunteers and all those who took part and made this GOLDEN JUBILEE Happen

Special Appreciation to Sri Datla Viswanadha Raju, Cherukumalli, W.G.Dt. (NRI) Sri Alluri Sitarama Raju (ASR),

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 03-02-2012 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 3 03-02-201204-02-2012 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 03-02-2012 Sri N. Kiran Kumar Reddy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh

MESSAGE

30-01-2012

I am happy to learn that the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the Kshatriya Seva Samithi, A.P., will be held on the 3rd February, 2012 at Shilpakala Vedika, Madhapur, Hyderabad. The Kshatriya Seva Samithi, Hyderabad has completed 50 momentous years of yeomen service to the community and is working as a link between other communities and the Kshatriyas in particular. I am happy that the Kshatriya Seva Samithi is striving to bring the entire community under one platform. It is also providing educational scholarships for economically weaker and academically bright students and providing other services like employment, matrimonial, health services, technical training etc.

I am glad that the Kshatriya Seva Samithi is also promoting social, cultural and literary activities and providing information to its members. I take this opportunity to congratulate all the members of the Kshatriya Seva Samithi and their families on the completion of 50 years.

I wish the Golden Jubilee Celebrations all success.

(N. Kiran Kumar Reddy)

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 5 03-02-201204-02-2012 Sri. Digvijaya Singh AICC General Secretary & Former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh

28-01-2012 MESSAGE

I am glad to note that The Kshatriya Seva Samithi –A.P is organizing its Golden Jubilee function, on completion of its 50 years on 29th December 2011, on 03rd February 2012 at Shilpa Kalavedika, Hyderabad and bringing out a Souvenir to mark the occasion. I am sure that the lead role taken by the Samithi in the formation of The Federation of Kshatriya Seva Sanghams in the year 2002 with the involvement of the Southern States and later The All India Kshatriya Federation encompassing the Kshatriya Rajput entities, thus bringing togetherness of the community for coming to the aid of the economically backward families, has already proved its mettle. A common agenda is the hallmark in our efforts. I am equally happy that your Samithi has been so active in regularly offering several welfare services in the form of scholarships, educational assistance (Vidyadan), old-age and widow pension, grant-in-aid for self-employment, interest-free educational loans for higher studies etc., to the economically backward families of the community. It is a wonderful occasion for The Kshatriya Seva Samithi – A.P, to have come thus far, over the last five decades, and celebrating its Golden Jubilee on 03rd February 2012 at Shilpa Kalavedika in Hyderabad. The yeoman service and the proactive measures initiated by your Samithi will go in a long way in realizing the dreams of our forefathers, ushering in a society of equality among the widely dispersed Kshatriyas.

I wish well the Samithi in its endeavours and wish the event all success. Q

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 03-02-2012 MESSAGE

I am glad to know that the Kshatriya Seva Samithi - Andhra Pradesh (KSS - A.P.) is celebrating its Golden Jubilee on 3rd February, 2012 in Hyderabad. Since its inception in the year 1961 the KSS has been rendering yeoman service in the field of education, health andemployment. I extend my greetings and good wishes to the organizersand participants and wish the Golden Jubilee Celebrations all success.

(M. HAMID ANSARI)

New Delhi 1st February, 2012

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 5 03-02-201204-02-2012 MESSAGE

01-02-2012

I am happy to note that the Kshatriya Seva Samithi - AP is celebrating its Golden Jubile in Hyderabad on February 3.

Though a small community, the contributions of the Kshatriyas in various fields is indeed laudable.

It is noteworthy that this valorous community has produced many laureates in the service of nation in the areas of defence, industry, politics, films, art, literature,etc.

I am happy to learn that the Kshatriya Seva Samathi is reaching out the less fortunate among the community with a missionary zeal since its inception in 1961.

I wish the Golden Jubilee celebrations all success.

(E.S.L.NARASIMHAN)

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 03-02-2012 Sri A.S.Chinnaswamy Raju Past Chairman of the All India Kshatriya Federation

23-01-2012 MESSAGE

I am extremely happy that the Kshatriya Seva Samithi of Andhra Pradesh, one of the earliest organizations founded to work for the welfare of the Kshatriya Community is celebrating its Golden Jubilee on February 3, 2012. I still remember the days when stalwarts like Sri. P. V. Raju, Sri. P. V. N. Raju and Sri. Neeladri Raju and others toiled hard to build a sound foundation for the infant Samithi in the early years. I was closely associated with them in some of the activities of the Samithi during 1967-70 when Sri. P. V. Raju was the President. The dedication of those who carried forward the objectives of the Samithi with a missionary zeal has made the Samithi a pioneer among Kshatriya organizations working for the welfare of the downtrodden among the Kshatriya Community and helping hundreds of needy students to pursue higher studies. We all Kshatriyas feel proud of the yeoman service that the Samithi has rendered in the last 50 years steadily extending succor to widows, the poor to take up self employment and interest free loans to students to pursue studies in technical and professional colleges. It certainly is a matter of pride when the Samithi has extended financial help to the tune of about Rs. 2 crores besides medical assistance of over Rs. 1 crore through sponsors to the needy. In fact the All India Kshatriya Federation of which I was founder President till recently is inspired by some of the noble activities of the Samithi and has drawn up similar plans to extend help to the poor especially, students, girls and women of the community all over India. I still cherish the happy memory of our efforts in organizing a mammoth All India Kshatriya Conference in Bangalore in 1983. I can never forget the key role played by the Samithi along with our other organizations in Tamilnadu and Karnataka. In fact, the All India conference and later the convention at Vizag helped the realization of the dream of creating an All India Kshatriya Federation bringing all Kshatriaya organizations and Kshatriyas in general under one umbrella to work for the welfare of the community. I wish the Golden Jubilee celebrations all success and the Samithi a very bright future in the social welfare activities. Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 7 03-02-201204-02-2012 Sri Narendra Singh Rajawat Chairman - All India Kshatriya Federation

MESSAGE 28-01-2012

I am delighted to know that The Kshatriya Seva Samiti, A. P. is completing a very significant and an eventful journey of fifty years in serving the financially challenged Kshatriya community.

My heartiest congratulations and salutations to the President and the Office Bearers of the Samiti, all of whom have individually and collectively contributed enormously to the successful endeavors over a period of five decades.

I am particularly impressed with the Samiti's noble objectives, full of challenges and, the sustained impact it has had in uplifting the financially challenged and marginalized sections of The Kshatriya community in a mission mode. I am sure that these initiatives have had a multiplier and a cascading effect on the society, thereby contributing to India's emergence as a young, healthy, dynamic, and enlightened and a vibrant nation with sustained economic growth.

On behalf of All India Kshatriya Federation. I convey my best wishes for a very successful Golden Jubilee Celebrations on 03 February 2012 at Hyderabad and would like to state how proud we feel as a community with the gracious presence of the Hon'ble Vice President of India, on this momentous occasion.

Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 03-02-2012 Sri P. Raghava Raju President, The Kshatriya Seva Samithi, Andhra Pradesh

22-01-2012 MESSAGE

As we all know The Kshatriya Seva Samithi – A.P is the mother organization in AP for extending social services to our community members who are looking for help. For this, Samithi established infrastructure for generating regular source of income and also having Corpus fund, from which an interest generating is also another source of income from which on its own strength and could able to continue in extending services to poor and needy of our community members. Samithi mainly extending services in the area of education scholarship, interest free education loan, financial assistance for self employment, old age pensions, medical care etc.. Samithi is successful in promoting the Federation of Kshatriya Seva Samithis & the All India Kshatriya Federation for getting connectivity and achieve unity among our community and Rajputs which is going to the real asset for building our strength. As on today there are 34 registered Samithis affiliated to Federation of Kshatriya Seva Sanghams and 64 registered samithis are affiliated to the All India Kshatriya Federation. I have all the appreciations for people who have worked with Samithi for last 50 years for achieving the above goals. I am very happy with the blessings and support of our elders, we could able to purchase two acres of land for building the infrastructure for running an institute for coaching and counseling, personality development and support for the employment. For upliftment of our society in the area of attitude work culture and tradition, I felt it is necessary for our community to have centralized training institute with residential accommodation mainly for girls and boys of hailing from rural background. For coming 50 years our Samithi should become a nodal point for our community in extending service to meet the changing and growing needs. I am extremely happy and privileged to be the president of the Kshatriya Seva Samihti-AP during the tenure of Golden Jubilee year. I wish for Golden Jubilee function all the success, for Samithi a bright future in extending service in the social welfare activities. Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 9 03-02-201204-02-2012 A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T S

It is indeed a great occasion of celebrating the Golden Jubilee of ‘The Kshatriya Seva Samithi, Andhra Pradesh’ in the august presence of our Chief Guest Shri M. Hamid Ansari, Hon’ble Vice – President of India and presided by Shri E.S.L. Narasimhan H.E the Governor of Andhra Pradesh. We consider it a great privilege for having spared their invaluable time and appreciate for this kind gesture. We are grateful to our Guests of Honour Shri N. Kiran Kumar Reddy, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh; Shri Digvijaya Singh, AICC General Secretary and former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and Shri Narendra Singh Rajawat, Chairman - All India Kshatriya Federation, for having shared their space and time with us. We do acknowledge the great spirit of camaraderie of our guests from all parts of the Country, who made it to this function despite the short notice of preponing of this function and we are thankful to them. Thanks are due to all the Samithis & individuals in obliging me with rare information. We are grateful to all our elders, advertisers and all those who helped in bringing out the ‘Golden Jubilee Souvenir’ in time and special thanks to those who have contributed their Profiles and Authors of different Articles to the Souvenir. Coming to the home front, the Samithi acknowledges the strenuous journey through which the different Committees are drawn to discharge their responsibilities and the personnel associated with those Committees and we appreciate their commitment. Special mention is made to the Members of the Souvenir Committee, who toiled hard to give a shape to the Souvenir, considering the volume of work at every stage of its preparation and that too against all odds and running against time. The working team is indebted to Sri C.Suryanarayana Raju, the Treasurer of the Samithi, who provided all the required support, stretching himself to the limits. Special thanks are due to the external graphic specialists S/s Nitya Sai, and Nagarjuna; the office staff P.Dharma Raju (COO), Smt. D.Renuka Padma and Office Assistant Subba Raju for their total dedication, hospitality and timely help. I will be failing in my duty if I do not acknowledge the services of Sri R.Gandhi Raju, our Hostel Mess in-charge and Smt. Subrahmanyeswari, spouse of Mr.Subba Raju, who looked after the hungry souls. My sincere appreciation to my small editorial team of S/s K.Satyanarayana Raju, D.Krishna Varma and P. Jagannadha Raju for their unselfish stint; to the Laser Dot team and Silver Prints for their professional work. I also record the services of Sri Dayanandam for completing the Mementos in a short time span. The ebullient President of the Samithi Sri P.Raghava Raju deserves full compliments from one and all for his direction and giving freehand to all the Committees in the discharge of their responsibilities. Personally, I have enjoyed penning this ‘Golden Jubilee Souvenir’, though it affected my professional work in the last two months, all in the good cause of the Samithi. D.V.Raju Chairman – Souvenir Committee and Q Member, Organizing Committee dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 03-02-2012 C O N T E N T S

Messages 01. Contents 1 - 4 02. Proud Moments 5 - 6 03. Committee for the Golden Jubilee 7 - 8 04. Kshatriya Tejam 9 - 12 05. Executive Committee of KSS-AP for the Period 2009-2012 and Elders Council 13 - 14 06. Signatorias to the Memorandum of Association and formating council 15 - 16 07. Presidents & Secretaries Since Inception (1961-2012) 17 08. Executive Committees Since Inception (1961-2012) 18 - 23 09. Retracing the Golden Journey of KSS - A.P. 24 - 27 10. Homage to the founders and Architects 28 11. Donors to the Samithi 29 - 33 12. Sarada Educational Society 34 13. Padmasri Dr. A.V.S. Raju - Life Time Acievement Awardee 35 14. Federation of Kshatriya Seva Sanghams (FKSS) 37 - 43 15. All India Kshatriya Federation 44 - 51 16. Andhra Kshatriyulu Poorva-Paralu 52 - 53 17. Kshatriya Samsthanamulu 53 - 56 18. Andhra Seva Kshetralu 57 - 60 19. Satha Vasanthala Rajaputra Samajam 61 - 62

PROFILES OF PRESIDENTS & SECRETARIES 63 20. Penmetsa Venkatapati Raju (P.V. Raju) 65 21. Datla Venkata Subba Raju (D.V.S. Raju-Elico) 65 22. Gottumukkala Soma Raju (G. Soma Raju) 66 23. Alluri Satyanarayana Raju (A.S.Raju) 67 24. Cherukuvada Suryanarayana Raju 68 25. Penmetsa Raghava Raju 69 26. Dandu Visweswara Raju (D.V.Raju) 70 - 74 27. Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju (G.V.Rama Raju) 75 - 76 28. Datla Suryanarayana Raju 77 29. Kalidindi Subba Raju 78 30. Jus Penmetsa Rama Krishnam Raju 79 31. Manthena Narayana Raju (M.N.Raju) 80 - 81 32. Pericherla Krishna Ganga Raju 82 33. Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (K.V.V.Subba Raju) 83 34. Rudraraju Sreerama Raju (Srihari) 84 - 85 35. Dr. Samantapudi Balakrishnam Raju (Dr. S.B.K.Raju) 86 - 87 36. Kallepalli Soma Raju (K.Soma Raju) 88 37. Pericherla Naga Raju (P.Naga Raju) 89

PROFILES OF KSHATRIYA RATNAALU 90 38. Alluri Sitararama Raju 91 - 92 39. Pituri Dandu Jagga Raju 93 40. Bhupathiraju Tirupathi Raju 94 42. Bhupathiraju Venkatapathi Raju 95 43. Rao Bhadur Chintalapati Venkata Surya Narasimha Raju (C.V.S.N.Raju) 95 - 96 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 11 04-02-201204-02-2012 44. Pusapati Lakshmi Narasimha Raju (P.L.N.Raju) 97 45. Penmetsa Peddi Raju 98 46. Nadimpalli Subba Raju 99 47. Dantuluri Lakshmi Narasimha Raju (D.L.N.Raju) 100 48. Sardar Dandu Narayana Raju 101 49. Raja Bhupathiraju Kamarishnam Raju (R.B. Ramakrishnam Raju) 101 50. Sayyaparaju Venkata Gopalakrishnam Raju (Vastad Raju) 102 51. Bhupathiraju Lakshmi Narasimha Raju (Swami Jnanananda) 102 52. Dantuluri Narayana Raju 103 53. Pusapati Kumaraswami Raja 103 . Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju 104 54. Gadiraju Jagannadha Raju 104 55. Sri Raja Sagi Suryanarayana Raju 106 56. Col. Dr. Datla Satyanarayana Raju (Col.Dr. D.S.Raju) 106 57. Manthena Venkata Raju 107 - 108 58. Bhupathiraju Subbatata Raju 109 59. Chintalapati Bangar Raju 110 60. Pusapati Madhava Varma 111 61. Datla Balarama Raju 112 63. Jus Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju 112 62. Uddaraju Rama Raju (Uddaraju Ramam) 113 64. Dr. Vegiraju Krishnam Raju 114 65. Buddaraju Varahalaraju 115 66. Dr. Kosuru Satya Sitarama Raju 116 67. Alluri Satyanarayana Raju (Alluri Satyam) 117 68. Rudraraju Ramalinga Raju 118 69. Bhupatiraju Venkata Lakshmi Narasimha Raju (Dr.B.V.L.N.Raju) 119 70. Dantuluri Venkata Rama Raju 120 71. Gadiraju Appala Narasimha Raju (G.A.N.Raju) 121 72. K.P. Ayyanar Raja 122 73. Penmetsa Satya Rajagolpala Raju 123 74. Datla Venkata Krishnam Raju 124 75. Kanumuru Venkata Krishnam Raju (K.V.K.Raju) 124 76. Dr. Balaraju Krishnam Raju 124 - 126 77. Sagi Ramakrishnam Raju 127 78. Mudunuri Guruswamy Jagannadha Raja (M.G.Jagannadha Raja) 128 79. Manthena Timma Raju (M.T.Raju) 129 80. Jus Penmetsa Ramachandra Raju 130 81. Vegesna Kanaka Durga Venkata Satyanarayana Raju (V.K.D.V.S.Raju) 131 - 132 82. Manthena Venkata Surya Subba Raju (M.V.S.Subba Raju) 133 83. Gottumukkala Jagannadha Raju 133 84. Padmabhushan Dr.Bhupathiraju Vissam Raju (B.V.Raju) 134 - 135 85. Byrraju Satyanarayana Raju 136 86. Padmasri Datla Venkata Suryanarayana Raju (D.V.S.Raju) 137 - 139 87. Kalidindi Sanyasi Raju 140 - 141 Rudraraju Sundara Rama Raju 139

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 2 04-02-2012 PROFILES OF KSHATRIYA AANIMUTHYALU 140 88. Digvijaya Singh 141 89. Narendra Singh Rajawat 141 - 142 90. Chintalapati Sita Ramachandra Vara Prasada Murthy Raju (Murthy Raju) 143 91. N.A. Ramachandra Raja 144 92. Dr. P. Radha Krishnam Raju (P.R.Raju) 145 93. Manthena Adinarayana Raju 148 - 149 94. A.S. Chinnaswamy Raju 150 - 151 95. Nadimpalli Subba Raju (Judge N.Subba Raju) 152 - 153 96. Dr. Gottumukkala Ramakrishnam Raju 154 - 155 97. Konduru China Chengala Raju (K.C.C.Raju) 156 - 157 98. Penmetsa Venkata Narasimha Raju (P.V.N.Raju) 162 99. Jus Datla Jogi Jagannadha Raju (D.J.Jagannadha Raju) 163 100. Datla Ranga Raju 164 101. Pusapati Jogi Jagannadha Raju (P.J.J.Raju) 165 102. Bhupathiraju Venkata Lakshmi Narasimha Raju (Sri Nanna garu) 166 103. Chintalapati Satyanarayana Raju 167 104. Dr. K. Alaga Raja 168 105. Dandu Ramchandra Raju (D.R.Raju) 168 106. Pusapati Ramaswamy Rama Subrahmaneya Rajha 169 - 170 107. Kosuru Janakirama Raju 171 - 172 108. Rudraraju Venkatapathi Raju (R.V.Raju) 173 109. Manthena Suryanarayana Raju (M.S.Raju) 174 110. Sagiraju Venkata Satya Sri Ramachandra Raju (S.V.S.S.R.Raju) 175 111. Kalidindi Suryanarayana Raju 176 112. Prof Gokaraju Suryanarayana Raju (Prof G.S.Raju) 177 113. Kanumuri Peddi Raju 178 114. Prof Vegesna Satyanarayana Raju (Prof V.S.Raju) 179 - 180 115. Uppalapati Venkata Krishnam Raju 181 - 182 116. Dr. Alluri Rajagopala Raju 183 117. Kalidindi Krishnam Raju 184 - 185 118. Kalidindi Satyanarayana Raju (K.S.N.Raju) 186 119. S.R.D. Dhanushkodi Raja 187 120. Dr. Suraparaju Ramalinga Raju (Dr. S. Ramalinga Raju) 188 - 189 121. Dr. Penmetsa Krishna Simha Raju 190 122. Prof (Dr.) Renuka Datla 191 123. A. Radha Krishnam Raju 192

124. Manthena Venkata Rama Raju (M.V. Rama Raju) 193 - 194 125. Prof Penmetsa Krishnam Raju (Dr. Krishnam Raju) 195 126. Dr. Gokaraju Ganga Raju 196 - 197 127. Dr. Konduru Reddamma Raju 198 - 199 128. Padmasri Dr. Bhupathiraju Soma Raju (Dr. B. Soma Raju) 200 - 201 129. Bhupathiraju Rama Krishna Raju (B.R.K.Raju) 202 130. Jus Dantuluri Srinivasa Ranganatha Varma (Jus D.S.R.Varma) 203 - 204 131. Dandu Siva Rama Raju 205 - 206 132. Kanumuru Satyanarayana Raju (K.S.Raju) 207 133. Prof (Dr.) Alluri Venkata Krishnam Raju 208 - 209 134. Konduru Tualsi Rama Raju (K.T. Rama Raju) 210 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 33 04-02-201204-02-2012 136. Smt. Kanumuri Annapurnmma 211 137. Vuddaraju Satyanarayana Raju (V.S.N.Raju) 212 - 213 138. Penmetsa Rama Raju 214 - 215 139. Kalidindi Ravi 216 - 217 140. Dr. Gottumukkala Suryanarayana Raju (Dr. G.S.N.Raju) 218 - 219 141. Ramesh Datla 220 - 222 142. Ndimpalli Venkata Rama Raju (N.V. Rama Raju) 223 - 224 143. Dr. Konduru Ashok Raju 225 - 226 144. Kalidindi Venkata Vishnu Raju (K.V. Vishnu Raju) 227 - 228 145. Penmetsa Lakshmi Venkatapathi Raju 229 146. Rudraraju Lakshmipathi Raju (R.L.Raju) 230 147. Datla Viswanatha Raju 231 148. Raju Vegesna 232 - 233 149. Byrraju Ramalinga Raju 234 - 235 150. Dandu Satyanarayana Raju 236 151. Nadimpalli Sitarama Raju 237 152. Alluri Murthy Raju 238 - 239 153. Manthena Bangar Raju (M.B.Raju) 240 - 241 159. A.K.D. Venkata Raja 242 162. Dr. Vijaya Kumar Datla 242 154. Kalidindi Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Raju (K.V.V.S.Raju - Chaitanya Raju) 243 - 244 155. Datla Satyanarayana Raju (D.S.N.Raju) 245 - 246 156. Sagi Satyanarayana Raju (S.S.Raju) 247 - 248 157. Jus Buddaraju Venkata Ranga Raju (Jus B.V. Ranga Raju) 249 - 250 158. Vuppalapati Sitarama Raju (V.S.Raju) 251 160. Uppalapati Appala Narasimha Raju (U.A.N.Raju) 252 161. A.K.D. Ranga Swamy Raja 253 162. Kalidindi Subba Raju 253 ARTICLES 258 163. Inclusive Transformation - The need of the hour 255 - 256 164. Role of a Women in present scenario 257 - 258 165. Is University Education Making us Universal ? 259 - 261 166. Drug Industry in India - Opportunities 262 - 262 167. The History of Kshatriya Rajus of Rajapalayam 264 168. Surya-Chandra Vamsa Samjatha Velugulu 265 169. Ushasthi 266 170. Sargeant Suresh Sahasa Rekhalu 267 171. The Evolution and Development of Kshatriya Samkshema Samithi - Visakhapatnam 267 ARTICLES ON KSHATRIYA SAMITHIS 268 172. Kshatriya Parishath - Kakinada 272 173. Sri Alluri Sitarama Raju Seva Samithi - Bhimavaram 273 - 274 174. Kshatriya Samkshema Parishath - Palakollu 275 175. Kshatriya Seva Sangham - Vijayawada 276 176. Sri Konaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi - Amalapuram 277 - 278 177. Amma Cheppina Vedam 278 178. Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi - In retrospect 279 - 280 179. Federation of Kshatriya Yuvajana Sanghams 281

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 4 04-02-2012 ¯Proud Moments for Kshatriyas! - By D. V. Raju

1. On 06th January 2012: Datla Bala Venkatesh Varma, Jt. Secretary, GOI & grandson of the legendary Col. Dr. D. S. Raju received S. K. Singh Award from UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi.

Senior Indian diplomat D. Bala Venkatesh Varma — a key member of the negotiating team that saw the Indo-U. S. nuclear deal through from the first agreement of July 2005 down to the Additional Protocol in 2010 — was given the first S. K. Singh award “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen India’s position in the global nuclear order” by UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi at a high-profile function here on Friday. Ms. Gandhi handed the award over to Mr. Varma in the presence of Mr. Ansari and Ms. Manju S. K. Singh.

The award for excellence in the Indian Foreign Service is named after the former foreign secretary and Governor, Shailendra Kumar Singh, a diplomat widely respected within the IFS community for his acumen, professionalism and leadership. Mr. Varma was selected as the first recipient of the prestigious award by a top-drawer jury consisting of Vice President Hamid Ansari, National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon, Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai, Ms Gandhi and Congress M. P. Rahul Gandhi.

Mr. Varma, a 1988 batch officer of the Foreign Service, is an expert in nuclear matters and is currently posted as Joint Secretary (Disarmament and International Security Affairs) at the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi.

Prior to this, he worked in India’s Permanent Mission in Geneva and in the Prime Minister’s Office. It was as a Director in the PMO that Mr. Varma was first associated with the 2005 nuclear agreement with the U. S. Later, during the tense and often bitter negotiations with the American side over the separation plan for India’s nuclear facilities as well as the bilateral cooperation agreement (the ‘123 agreement’), his “timely and appropriate advice” to “principals at key junctures”— as the citation notes — helped secure a deal that was within the parameters Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promised parliament.

As the bilateral track turned multilateral with the engagement of both the IAEA and the Nuclear Suppliers Group in late 2007, the award citation read out by former Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao noted, Mr. Varma’s “negotiating skills were applied in concluding the India-specific Safeguards Agreement with the IAEA. Following the adoption of the NSG’s decision in September 2008, he was instrumental in ensuring that the text of an Additional Protocol was finalized to India’s satisfaction.” dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 55 04-02-201204-02-2012 2. On 03rd January 2012: Padmasri Dr. A. V. S. Raju, Chairman - NCC Ltd with the President of India over a Dinner at Rashtrapathi Nilayam, Hyderabad.

A. V. S. Raju & his daughter-in-law Jyothi Gopalakrishnam Raju with the President & her daughter Jyothi Rathore.

Dr. A. V. S. Raju is a true multifaceted person and a philanthropist. His immense contribution to Indian industry, Telugu literature, Social service was recognized by the Govt of India and honored with the ‘Padmasri award in 2010. His other achievements include a fete in a ‘Guinness Book of World Records’ for penning the largest biography in Telugu.

A believer in karma yoga, he knows the importance of the Indian values and the influence it has in developing one’s personality.

3. On 02-03 November 2011: Sri Ramesh Datla, Managing Director, Elico Ltd, Hyderabad, as a member of the B20 Working group with the delegates at Cannes.

Being within the framework of the G8 and G20 French Presidency, that this year President Nicolas Sarkozy has given mandate to MEDEF, the French business confederation, to organize the B20 Summit. In June, 2011, Mr. Ramesh Datla, Managing Director, Elico Ltd was invited by the President of MEDEF Ms. Laurence Perisot, to be a member of the B20 Working group on Commodities and Raw Materials.

This B20 Summit took place in Cannes on November, 2nd and 3rd concomitantly with the G20 Heads of State and Governments’ Summit.

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 6 04-02-2012 The Kshatriya Seva Samithi - A. P. Golden Jubilee Committees

ADVISORY COUNCIL Sri K. Krishnam Raju, 9849020302 Sri P. Raghava Raju, 9849991919 Sri M. Venkata Rama Raju, 9391316879 Sri A. S. Chinnaswamy Raju, 09845044055 Sri P. V. N. Raju, 9959966627 Sri P. V. Giri, 9845011646 Sri M. N. Raju, 9849984801 Sri A. V. S. Raju, 9959621604 Sri Datla Ramesh, 9949035745 Sri V. Ananda Raju, 9849122977 Sri D. V. Raju, 9848022063 Sri D. Siva Rama Raju, 9849644559 Sri R. Sreerama Raju, 9849222600 Sri S. V. S. S. Ramachandra Raju, 9949095891 Sri K. T. Srinivasa Raja, 09444000999

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Sri P. Raghava Raju - Chairman, 9849991919 Sri P. V. N. Raju, 9959966627 Sri. Ramesh Datla, 9949035745 Sri D. V. Raju, 9848022063 Sri M. N. Raju, 9849984801 Sri G. V. Rama Raju, 9849099799 Sri R. Sreerama Raju, 9849222600 Dr K. Ashok Raju, 9849665547 Sri. G. R. K. Raju, 9391051280

SOUVENIR COMMITTEE Sri. D. V. Raju - Chairman, 9848022063 Sri R. Sreerama Raju, 9849222600 Sri G. R. K Raju, 9391051280 Sri N. Sitarama Raju, 9848134019 Sri P. Naga Raju, 9848048659 Smt. N. Suryakumari, 9848367086 Sri K. Janakirama Raju, 9246536540 Sri D . S. R. Murthy Raju, 9347534164 Sri D. Krishna Varma, 9652561849

FUND RAISING Sri P. Raghava Raju-Chairman, 9849991919 Sr. R. Sreerama Raju,9849222600 Sri G. R. K. Raju, 9391051280 Sri G. Venkatesh Varma (Sirla Group) 9849034443 Sri PVRLN Raju (Rambabu) Sri P. Seetharama Raju (Silver Prints) (Anjani Cement), 9949455555 9848052537 Sri K. Soma Raju, 9849984735 Sri V. Ranga Raju (Palakol),9390054092

LOGISTIC SUPPORT Sri P. Naga Raju, 9848048659 Sri Ch Suryanarayana Raju, 9866363725 Sri V. Venkateswara Raju,9848124111 Sri V. R. Raju, 9440524040 Sri P. V. P Murthy Raju, 9989829179 Sri K. R. S. S Varma, 9391203123 Sri Y. Sitarama Raju, 9848541051 Sri P. Laxmipathi Raju, 9396244848 Sri P. Chittirama Raju, 9849003360 Sri. D. S. N Raju, 9849533040 Sri K. Ramachandra Raju, 9490959909 Smt. P. Subbamma, 9246156066

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V. Venkateswara V. R. Raju K. Ramachandra Y. Sitarama Raju, P. Venkateswara Raju, Jt. Secretary Jt. Secretary Raju, E. C. Member E. C. Member Raju, E. C. Member

P. Vijay Kumar, P. Vara Prasad Murthy P. Chitti Rama Raju, P. Lakshmipathi K.R.S.S. Varma, E. C. Member Raju, E. C. Member E. C. Member Raju, E. C. Member E. C. Member

K. Janaki Rama P. Subbamma P. Jayarama Raju P. Jagannadha D. V. Raju, Raju, E. C. Member E. C. Member E. C. Member Raju, E. C. Member Past President

G. V. Rama Raju K. Soma Raju, D.S.R.Murthy Raju P. Dharma Raju Renuka Padma E. C. Member Special Invitee Special Invitee Chief Operating Officer Admin. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 1313 04-02-201204-02-2012 ELDERS’ COUNCIL The Council meets as often as deemed necessary and invariably it happens whenever the Executive Committee of the KSS-AP comes up with a new programme/activity/project to be launched. For all practical purposes, the council is a guiding force and once decisions are taken, they are fully supported for implementation/realization. S. No. NAME 01. Sri A. V. S. Raju Jubilee Hills; NCC Ltd. 02. Sri B. Suryanarayana Raju Jeedimetla Village 03. Just. D. J. Jagannadha Raju Rajeev Nagar; former Lokayukta 04. Sri D. V. Raju Trimulgherry; former Space Scientist 05. Sri Datla Ramesh Jubilee Hills; Elico Ltd. 06. Sri D. Sivarama Raju Jubilee Hills; Katriya Hotel 07. Sri G. R. K. Raju Jeedimetla Village; Ecoboard 08. Sri G. V. Rama Raju D. D. Colony; Diagram Group 09 Sri I. Rajam Raju (Rajababu) Jeedimetla Village 10. Sri K. Krishnam Raju (Suchitra) Jubilee Hills; Suchitra Group 11. Sri K. S. Raju Nagarjuna Hills; NFCL & Nagarjuna Group 12. Sri K. Soma Raju Madhapur; Nagarjuna Group 13. Sri K. Madhu NCL Enclave; NCL Group 14. Sri K. Ravi NCL Enclave; NCL Group 15. Sri K. V. Vishnu Raju Jubilee Hills; Anjani Group 16. Sri M. B. Raju Banjara Hills; Deccan Cements 17. Sri M. N. Raju White Fields; MNR Educational Trust 18. Sri M. V. Rama Raju Jubilee Hills; Vasudha Group 18. Sri P. Raghava Raju Gachibowli; APBC/Laser Dot Group 20. Just. P. Ramakrishnam Raju INDU Fortune Fields 21. Dr. P. T. Raju Rajabhavan Road 22. Sri P. V. N. Raju Ameerpet; Gland Pharma 23. Sri R. Sreerama Raju Kandlakoyya; Ashram Charitable Trust 24. Sri S. Prasad Raju Jubilee Hills; Prasad & Co (Proj. Works) 25. Sri S. S. Raju Kamalpuri Cly; Progressive Packaging 26. Sri V. S. N. Raju Jubilee Hills; Gopikrishna Infra Pvt. Ltd

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 14 04-02-2012 Signatories to the Memorandum of Association

In the formation of ‘THE KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI – AP’, well-meaning and persons of repute played a crucial role. As it is infeasible, in a souvenir, to make a mention of all of them, suffice it to record the actual ‘Signatories to the Memorandum of Association’, at the time of formation and registration of the Samithi. S. No. Name Designation 1 Sri P. Venkatapathi Raju Consulting Engineer, Hyderabad 2 Sri D. Suryanarayana Raju Advocate, Hyderabad 3 Sri M. Adinarayana Raju Advocate, Hyderabad 4 Sri K. Venkatarama Raju Advocate, Hyderabad 5 Sri Mantena Venkata Raju M. L. A., Bapatla 6 Sri Ch. S. R. V. P. Murty Raju M. L. A., China Nindra Kolanu 7 Sri M. V. S. Subba Raju M. L. A., Kothapeta 8 Sri Datla Balarama Raju M. P., Kavitam 9 Sri G. A. N. Raju Director, Biological E. Ltd., Hyderabad 10 Sri S. C. Venkatapathi Raju Advocate, Hyderabad 11 Sri D. J. Jagannadha Raju Advocate, Hyderabad (Justice) 12 Sri K. Kameswara Raju Advocate, Hyderabad (Retd. District Judge) 13 Sri K. Bangar Raju Landlord, Pedapulleru 14 Sri P. Rajam Raju Hindi Dept, O. U 15 Sri Subbaiah Raju Secretariat, Hyderabad 16 Sri P. S. Rajagopala Raju Govt. Official (IAS) 17 Sri A. N. Raju Industries Dept. 18 Sri C. Suryanarayana Raju Landlord, Yendagandi 19 Sri P. V. N. Raju Gland Pharma Limited 20 Sri P. R. K. Raju Biological E. Ltd. 21 Sri G. K. Raju IDPL 22 Sri N. Satyanarayana Raju Management Consultant 23 Sri D. V. Narasimha Raju —— 24 Sri D. V. Satyanarayana Raju Lankala Koderu 25 Sri K. Balarama Raju Pedapulleru 26 Sri V. V. S. Raju Biological E. Ltd. 27 Sri T. Varahala Raju Biological E. Ltd. 28 Sri K. R. K. Raju Biological E. Ltd. 29 Sri N. Bangar Raju Biological E. Ltd. 30 Sri B. R. K. Raju Civil Works Consulatant dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 1515 04-02-201204-02-2012 Kshatriya Seva Samithi - AP Council

(Ceased in 1997-98 & Elders’ Council came into being) With a view to provide a forum for advising and guiding the Executive Committee of the Kshatriya Seva Samithi-AP, on a regular basis, the Council was formed with the following composition. All the policy initiatives were charted out by this Council and acted as a bridge between the Executive Committee and the General Body. 1. All the Patron members 2. All the Donor members 3. All the Executive Committee Members 4. Elected Members The Elected Members of the Last Council (1994-97) 4. 1 Sri Ch. V . P. Murthy Raju 4. 2 Sri I. Rajam Raju 4. 3 Sri R. Ramakrishnam Raju 4. 4 Sri P. V. N. Raju 4. 5 Smt. P. Savitramma 4. 6 Smt. P. Sandhya, W/o Sri P. V. S. K. Varma 4. 7 Smt. P. Sita, W/o Sri P. L. Raju 4. 8 Sri D. Ramachandra Raju 4. 9 Sri Ch. V. Satyanarayana Raju During the above period, the Samithi Executive Committee was headed by Sri P. Raghava Raju as the President and Sri D. V. Raju as the Secretary. This arrangement worked well during the 1970s & 1980s, when the strength of the Patron & Donor members was small and it became unwieldy when the Patron and Donor membership rose substantially in the mid 1990s. It was consciously decided to reconstitute with prominent persons, in the form of “ELDERS’ COUNCIL”. The composition of the ‘Elders’ Council’ is separately addressed in the following pages.

The Kshatriya Towers, in 2 Blocks were constructed in 1998, through a development agreement with Prasad & Company. Block - II (20-flat residential complex) is the property of Kshatriya Seva Samithi - A.P.

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 16 04-02-2012 The Kshatriya Seva Samithi - A.P. Presidents and Secretaries Since Inception (Dec 1961 – Sep 2012) Period President Secretary 20. 12. 1961 to Sri Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju Sri Datla Suryanarayana Raju 30. 12. 1966 (P. V. Raju)

31. 12. 1966 to Sri Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju Sri Kalidindi Subba Raju 07. 02. 1971 (P. V. Raju)

07. 02. 1971 to Sri Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju Sri Kalidindi Subba Raju 23. 07. 1977 (upto 09-02-1973)

24. 07. 1977 to Sri Datla Venkata Subba Raju Sri Penmetsa Ramakrishnam 31. 05. 1980 (D. V. S. Raju -Elico) Raju

01. 06. 1980 to Sri Gottumukkala Soma Raju Sri Mantena Narayana Raju 25. 01. 1984 (M. N. Raju)

26. 01. 1984 to Sri Alluri Satyanarayana Raju Sri Pericherla Krishna 18. 03. 1988 (A. S. Raju) Ganga Raju

19. 03. 1988 to Sri Cherukuvada Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju 16. 03. 1991 Suryanarayana Raju

17. 03. 1991 to Sri Cherukuvada Sri Kalidindi Visweswara 07. 10. 1994 Suryanarayana Raju Venkata Subba Raju (K. V. V. Subba Raju) 08. 10. 1994 to Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju 25. 10. 1997 (D. V. Raju)

26. 10. 1997 to Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju 22. 10. 2000 (D. V. Raju) (Srihari)

23. 10. 2000 to Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju 19. 10. 2003 (D. V. Raju) (Srihari)

20. 10. 2003 to Sri Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju Dr. Samanthapudi 17. 10. 2006 (G. V. Rama Raju) Balakrishnam Raju (Dr. SBK Raju)

18. 10. 2006 to Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Sri Kallepalli Soma Raju 30. 09. 2009

01. 10. 2009 to Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Sir Pericherla Naga Raju 30-09-2012 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 1717 04-02-201204-02-2012 THE KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI – A. P Executive Committees Since Inception (29-12-1960 to September 2012)

I. FOR THE PERIOD 29-12-1961 to 30-12-1066 S. No. Name Position / Designation 01 Sri Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju (P. V. Raju) President 02 Sri. Datla Suryanarayana Raju Secretary

II. FOR THE PERIOD 31. 12. 1966 to 07. 02. 1971 01 Sri Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju (PV Raju) President 02 Sri Kalidindi Subba Raju Secretary 03 Sri Manthena Adinarayana Raju Treasurer 04 Sri Gadiraju Appala Narasimha Raju (GAN Raju) Member (expired on 28-01-1969) 05 Sri Penmetsa Venkata Narasimha Raju (PVN Raju) Member(from 30-11-1969 in place of S. No. 4) 06 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju (Co-opted) Member 07 Sri Penmetsa Peda Satyanarayana Raju (Alamuru) Member (expired on 20-05-1967) 08 Sri Datla Venkata Subba Raju (DVS Raju – Elico) Member (in place of S . No. 07) 09 Sri Manthena Arjuna Raju Member 10 Sri Nadimpalli Subba Raju Member 11 Sri Kalidindi Balarama Raju Member 12 Sri Penmetsa China Ramabhadra Raju Member 13 Sri Gottumukkala Sita Ramabhadra Raju Member 14 Sri Indukuri Venkata Rama Raju Member 15 Sri Kalidindi Viswanadha Raju Member 16 Sri Bhupathiraju Narayana Raju Member

III. FOR THE PERIOD 07-02-1971 to 23-07-1977 01 Sri Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju (PV Raju) President (expired on 09-02-1973) 02 Sri Penmetsa Venkata Narasimha Raju (PVN Raju) Member & Temporary President 03 Sri Kalidindi Subba Raju Secretary 04 Sri Manthena Adinarayana Raju Treasurer 05 Sri Chinthalapati Satya Vara Prasada Murthy Raju Member 06 Sri Sagi China Venkatapathi Raju Member 07 Sri V. V. Krishnam Raj Bahadur Member 08 Sri Kalidindi China Bangar Raju Member 09 Sri Byrraju Satyanarayana Raju Member 10 Sri T. Subbaiah Raju Member 11 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 12 Sri Datla Venkata Subba Raju (DVS Raju – Elico) Member 13 Sri Manthena Arjuna Raju Member 14 Sri Alluri Narasimha Raju (AN Raju) Member 15 Sri Nadimpalli Subba Raju Member 16 Sri S. Satyanarayana Raju Member 17 Sri Gottumukkala Bangar Raju Member dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 18 04-02-2012 IV. FOR THE PERIOD 24-07-1977 to 31-05-1980 01 Sri Datla Venkata Subba Raju (DVS Raju – Elico) President 02 Sri Penmetsa Rama Krishnam Raju (PRK Raju) Secretary 03 Sri Kalidindi Krishnam Raju (Suchitra) Treasurer 04 Sri Sagi Satyanarayana Raju (SS Raju) Member 05 Sri Sagi Narayana Raju (NR Sagi) Member 06 Sri Kalidindi Ramakrishnam Raju Member 07 Sri V. V. Krishnam Raj Bahadur Member 08 Sri Kalidindi China Bangar Raju Member 09 Sri Byrraju Satyanarayana Raju Member 10 Sri T. Subbaiah Raju Member 11 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 12 Sri Penmetsa Venkata Narasimha Raju (PVN Raju) Member 13 Sri Manthena Arjuna Raju Member 14 Sri Alluri Narasimha Raju (AN Raju) Member 15 Sri Nadimpalli Subba Raju Member 16 Sri S. Satyanarayana Raju Member 17 Sri Gottumukkala Bangar Raju Member 18 Sri Kalidindi Balarama Raju Member

V. FOR THE PERIOD 01-06-1980 to 25-01-1984 01 Sri Gottumukkala Soma Raju President 02 Sri Manthena Narayana Raju (MN Raju) Secretary 03 Sri Manthena Rajagopala Raju Treasurer 04 Sri Penmetsa Arjuna Varma Vice-President 05 Sri Datla Venkata Subba Raju (DVS Raju – Elico) Member 06 Sri Kalidindi Neeladri Raju Member 07 Sri Kalidindi Krishnam Raju (Suchitra) Member 08 Sri Sagi Satyanarayana Raju (SS Raju) Member 09 Sri Byrraju Satyanarayana Raju Member 10 Sri P. S. Satyanarayana Raju Member 11 Sri Rudraraju Ramakrishnam Raju Member 12 Sri Katari Sreerama Raju Member 13 Sri Penmetsa Ramakrishnam Raju Special Invitee 14 Sri Sagi Narayana Raju Special Invitee 15 Sri Kalidindi Satyanarayana Raju (KSN Raju) Special Invitee 16 Sri Alluri Satyanarayana Raju (AS Raju) Special Invitee 17 Sri Pericherla Krishna Ganga Raju Special Invitee

VI. FOR THE PERIOD 26-01-1984 to 18-03-1988 01 Sri Alluri Satyanarayana Raju (AS Raju) President 02 Sri Pericherla Krishna Ganga Raju Secretary 03 Sri Kalidindi Venkata Lakshmi Narasimha Raju (KVLN Raju) Treasurer 04 Sri Cherukuvada Suryanarayana Raju Vice-President 05 Sri Manthena Bangar Raju Member 06 Sri Gottumukkala Soma Raju Member 07 Sri Manthena Narayana Raju (MN Raju) Member 08 Dr. Datla Ramachandra Raju Member 09 Sqn. Ldr. Vatsavayi Ramachandra Raju Member 10 Smt. Alluri Saraswatamma Member 11 Sri Pericherla Raja Gopala Raju Member 12 Sri Datla Venkata Subba Raju (DVS Raju – Elico) Member 13 Sri Penmetsa Ramakrishnam Raju Member dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 1919 04-02-201204-02-2012 14 Sri S. Krishnam Raju Member 15 Sri P. Satyanarayana Raju Member 16 Sri B. S. N. Raju Member 17 Sri P. Suryanarayana Raju Member 18 Sri G. S. N. Raju Member 19 Sri Rajkumar Member 20 Smt. P. Savitramma Special Invitee 21 Smt. Usha Raju Special Invitee 22 Sri B. K. N. Raju Special Invitee 23 Sri P. Rama Raju Special Invitee 24 Sri P. V. G. N. Raju Special Invitee

VII. FOR THE PERIOD 19-08-1988 to 16-03-1991 01 Sri Cherukuvada Suryanarayana Raju President 02 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Secretary 03 Sri Rudraraju Ramakrishnam Raju Treasurer 04 Sri Manthena Narayana Raju Vice-President 05 Wg. Cdr. Vatsavayi Ramachandra Raju (VR Raju) Member 06 Sri Pericherla Krishna Ganga Raju Member 07 Sri Indukuri Rajam Raju Member 08 Sri R. Padma Raju Member 09 Dr. Datla Ramachandra Raju Member 10 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 11 Sri Kalidindi Satyanarayana Raju (KSN Raju) Member 12 Sri G. V. Durga Raju Member 13 Sri Bhupathiraju Ramakrishna Raju Member 14 Sri Alluri Satyanarayana Raju – Immediate Past President Ex-officio Member 15 Sri Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju (PSN Raju-Pakeer) Special Invitee

VIII. FOR THE PERIOD 17-03-1991 to 07-10-1994 01 Sri Cherukuvada Suryanarayana Raju President 02 Sri Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (KVV Subba Raju) Secretary 03 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Vice-President 04 Sri Sakhineti Adi Venkata Satyanarayana Raju (SAVS Raju) Treasurer 05 Sri Manthena Narayana Raju Member 06 Sri Penmetsa Ramakrishna Raju Member 07 Sri Indukuri Rajam Raju Member 08 Dr. Datla Ramachandra Raju Member 09 Sri Kalidindi Satyanarayana Raju (KSN Raju) Member 10 Wg. Cdr. Vatsavayi Ramachandra Raju (VR Raju) Member 11 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 12 Sri G. V. Durga Raju Member 13 Sri Bhupathiraju Ramakrishna Raju Member 14 Sri R. Padma Raju Member 15 Sri Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju (PSN Raju-Pakeer) Member 16 Sri Pericherla Krishna Ganga Raju Member 17 Sri Alluri Vijaya Kumar Raju Member

IX. FOR THE PERIOD 08-03-1994 to 25-10-1997 01 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju President 02 Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju (DV Raju) Secretary 03 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju (GV Rama Raju) Treasurer 04 Sri Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (KVV Subba Raju) Vice-President dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 20 04-02-2012 05 Sri Penmetsa Ramalinga Raju Member 06 Sri Datla Sita Rama Murthy Raju (DSR Murthy Raju) Member 07 Sri Gottumukkala Rama Krishnam Raju (GRK Raju) Member 08 Sri Penmetsa Suryanarayana Raju (P. Suribabu) Member 09 Sri Sagi Srinivasa Varma Member 10 Sri Mudunuri Parameswara Raju Member 11 Sri Pericherla Raja Gopala Raju Member 12 Sri Buddaraju Narayana Raju (BN Raju) Member 13 Sri Datla Lakshmipathi Raju Member 14 Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju (Srihari) Member 15 Sri Kalidindi Satyanarayana Varma (KSN Varma) Member 16 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Ramkumar Raju (GV Ramkumar) Member 17 Sri Kalidindi Vijaya Kumar Raju Member 18 Sri Dantuluri Jagannadha Varma (DJN Varma) Member 19 Sri Manthena Sivarama Raju Member 20 Sri Cherukuvada Suryanarayana Raju -Immediate Past President Ex-officio Member

X. FOR THE PERIOD 26-10-1997 to 22-10-2000 01 Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju (DV Raju) President 02 Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju (Srihari) Secretary 03 Sri Datla Sita Rama Murthy Raju (DSR Murthy Raju) Treasurer 04 Sri Gottumukkala Rama Krishnam Raju (GRK Raju) Vice-President 05 Sri Penmetsa Asoka Varma (Asok) Joint Secretary 06 Sri Buddaraju Narayana Raju (BN Raju) Member 07 Sri Datla Lakshmipathi Raju Member 08 Sri Manthena Sivarama Raju Member 09 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Ramkumar Raju (GV Ramkumar Raju) Member 10 Sri Datla Jagannadha Varma (DJN Varma) Member 11 Sri Alluri Ramakrishnam Raju (ARK Raju) Member 12 Sri Uddaraju Ramakrishnam Raju (URK Raju) Member 13 Sri Bhupathiraju Satyanarayana Raju (Minor) Member 14 Dr. Penmetsa Krishnam Raju (Dr. Kitty) Member 15 Sri Alluri Viswanadha Raju (AV Raju) Member 16 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 17 Sri Sagiraju Venkata Suryachandra Raju (SVSC Raju) Member 18 Sri Kunaparaju Rama Surya Satyanarayana Varma (KRSS Varma) Member 19 Sri Patapati Appala Raju Member 20 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju – Immediate Past President Ex-officio Member 21 Sri Gottumukkala Soma Raju Special Invitee 22 Sri Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (KVV Subba Raju) Special Invitee 23 Sri Kanumuri Peddi Raju Special Invitee 24 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju (GV Rama Raju) Special Invitee

XI. FOR THE PERIOD 23-10-2000 to 19-10-2003 01 Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju (DV Raju) President 02 Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju (Srihari) Secretary 03 Sri Datla Sita Rama Murthy Raju (DSR Murthy Raju) Treasurer 04 Sri Gottumukkala Rama Krishnam Raju (GRK Raju) Vice-President 05 Sri Gottumukkala Ramakrishna Raju Joint Secretary 06 Dr. Penmetsa Krishnam Raju (Dr. Kitty) Member 07 Sri Penmetsa Asoka Varma (Asok) Member 08 Sri Bhupathiraju Satyanarayana Raju (Minor) Member 09 Sri Kanumuri Venkata Krishnam Raju (KVK Raju) Member dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 2121 04-02-201204-02-2012 10 Sri Kunaparaju Rama Surya Satyanarayana Varma Member 11 Sri Sagiraju Venkata Surya Chandra Raju (SVSC Raju) Member 12 Sri Penmetsa Venkateswara Raju Member 13 Sri Vegesna Satyanarayana Raju Member 14 Dr. Datla Ramachandra Raju Member 15 Sri Samanthapudi Balakrishnam Raju (Sri. SBK Raju) Member 16 Sri Penmetsa Srihari Raju (Journalist) Member 17 Sri Sagi Srinivasa Varma Member 18 Sri Penmetsa Gopala Raju (Gopi-Moulali) Member 19 Sri Vegesna Sri Ranga Raju Member 20 Sri Dandu Venkata Rama Raju Member 21 Sri Patchamatla V. V. S. Varma Member 22 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Special Invitee 23 Sri Gottumukkala Soma Raju Special Invitee 24 Sri Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (KVV Subba Raju) Special Invitee 25 Sri Kanumuri Peddi Raju Special Invitee 26 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju (GV Rama Raju) Special Invitee 27 Sri Vegesna Prasada Raju Special Invitee

XII. FOR THE PERIOD 20-10-2003 to 17-10-2006 01 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju (GV Rama Raju) President 02 Dr. Samanthapudi Bala Krishnam Raju (Dr. SBK Raju) Secretary 03 Sri Kosuri Janakirama Raju (KJ Raju) Treasurer 04 Dr. Datla Ramachandra Raju Vice-President 05 Sri Bhupathiraju Gopala Krishnam Raju (BGK Raju) Joint Secretary 06 Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju (DV Raju) – Ex-officio Member Immediate Past President 07 Sri Alluri Viswanadha Raju Member 08 Sri Penmetsa Srihari Raju (Journalist) Member 09 Sri Dandu Venkata Rama Raju Member 10 Sri Penmetsa Gopal Raju (Gopi-Moulali) Member 11 Sri Penmetsa Venkateswara Raju Member 12 Sri Gottumukkala Satyanarayana Raju (GS Raju) Member 13 Sri R. S. S. Satyanarayana Raju Member 14 Sri Lakkamraju Vijaya Rama Raju Member 15 Sri Penmetsa Venkata Narasimha Raju (PVN – Alamuru Munsiff) Member 16 Sri Rudraraju Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Subba Raju (RVVSS) Member 17 Sri P. Suryanarayana Raju Member 18 Sri Pothuri Syamala Raju Member 19 Sri Kosuri Venkata S. S. Vara Prasad Member 20 Sri Kanumuri Jogi Raju Member 21 Sri Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju (PSN Raju) Member 22 Sri Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (KVV Subba Raju) Special Invitee 23 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju Special Invitee 24 Sri Gottumukkala Rama Krishnam Raju (GRK Raju) Special Invitee 25 Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju Special Invitee 26 Sri Datla Sita Rama Murthy Raju (DSR Murthy Raju) Special Invitee 27 Sri Kunaparaju Rama Surya Satyanarayana Varma (KRSS Varma) Special Invitee 28 Sri Konduru Chinna Chengal Raju (KCC Raju) Special Invitee 29 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Special Invitee 30 Sri Penmetsa Ramachandra Raju Special Invitee

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 22 04-02-2012 XIII. FOR THE PERIOD 18-10-2006 to 30-09-2009 01 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju President 02 Sri Kallepalli Soma Raju Secretary 03 Sri Sagiraju Venkata Surya Chandra Raju (SVSC Raju) Treasurer 04 Sri Datla Sita Rama Murthy Raju (DSR Murthy Raju) Vice-President 05 Smt. Nadimpalli Suryakumari Vice-President 06 Sri Manthena Siva Rama Raju Joint Secretary 07 Sri Pothuri Shyamala Raju Joint Secretary 08 Sri Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju – Immediate Past President Ex-officio Member 09 Sri Vegesna Ramachandra Raju (VR Raju) Member 10 Sri Rudraraju Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Subba Raju (RVVSS) Member 11 Sri Gottumukkala Satyanarayana Raju Member 12 Sri Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju Member 13 Sri Kanumuri Jogi Raju Member 14 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 15 Sri Kunaparaju Rama Surya Satyanarayana Varma (KRSS Varma) Member 16 Sri PPenmetsa Jagannadha Raju Member 17 Sri Datla Jagannadha Raju Member 18 Sri M. Muralikrishnam Raju Member 19 Sri Pothuri Butchi Raju Member 20 Sri Chiluvuri Suryanarayana Raju Member 21 Sri M. V. Venugopala Raju Member 22 Sri Gadi Murthy Raju Member 23 Sri Smt. Penmetsa Subbamma Member 24 Sri Kalidindi Visweswara Venkata Subba Raju (KVV Subba Raju) Special Invitee 25 Sri Dandu Visweswara Raju (DV Raju) Special Invitee 26 Sri Rudraraju Sreerama Raju Special Invitee

XIV. FOR THE PERIOD 18-10-2009 to 30-09-2012 01 Sri Penmetsa Raghava Raju President 02 Sri Pericherla Naga Raju Secretary 03 Sri Chiluvuri Suryanarayana Raju Treasurer 04 Sri Gottumukkala Rama Krishnam Raju (GRK Raju) Vice-President 05 Smt. Nadimpalli Suryakumari Vice-President 06 Sri Vegesna Venkateswara Raju Joint Secretary 07 Sri Vegesna Ramachandra Raju (VR Raju) Joint Secretary 08 Sri Kalidindi Ramachandra Raju Member 09 Sri Yavanamadna Sitarama Raju Member 10 Sri Penmetsa Venkateswara Raju Member 11 Sri Penmetsa Vijay Kumar Member 12 Sri Penmetsa Vara Prasad Murthy Raju Member 13 Sri Pericherla Chitti Rama Raju Member 14 Sri Kosuru Janakirama Raju Member 15 Sri Penmetsa Lakshmipathi Raju Member 16 Sri Kunaparaju Rama Surya Satyanarayana Varma (KRSS Varma) Member 17 Smt. Penmetsa Subbamma Member 18 Sri Penmetsa Jayarama Raju Member 19 Penmetsa Jagannadha Raju 20 Gadhi Raju Venkata Rama Raju 21 Manthena Peddi Raju 22 Sri Kallepalli Soma Raju Special Invitee 23 Sri Datla Sita Rama Murthy Raju (DSR Murthy Raju) Special Invitee dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 2323 04-02-201204-02-2012 Retracing a Great Golden Journey of the Samithi: By D. V. Raju, Past President, KSS-AP & Founder Chairman-FKSS

Our ancestors and elders, even during the Hyderabad on 29-12- British regime, had realized that for all-round 1961, for taking the vision development of Kshatriyas, it was essential for us of our elders to provide to be educated. For achieving this goal, it was felt assistance to the necessary for a united approach and an attempt marginalized sections in our community, in a was made to form Samithis and Samajams. In this mission mode. direction, the first-ever Rajaputra Samajam was During the period 1961-75, our efforts were started at Vizag on 02-10-1911 with Sri Raja more of consolidation of ideas & acquiring/creating Vuppalapati Venkata Vijaya Gopala Raju assets (site at Somajiguda in 1964, followed by the Bahaddur (Proprietor) of Gopalapuram as the present one at Nallakunta in 1966 after disposing President, Sri Bhupathiraju Venkatapathi Raju the one at Somajiguda) followed with membership BA. BL (High Court Advocate) of Revidi as the drive, mostly in the Godavari districts & Hyderabad. Secretary and Sri Pusapati Appala Narasimha A base was thus created by the founders, headed Raju of Jonnavalasa as the Treasurer. The by the renowned structural engineer, Sri Penmetsa charter states: a). Members to pay Re. 1 per year; Venkatapathi Raju (PVRAJU) ably supported by b). Willing Donors to donate not less than 1% S/s Datla Suryanarayana Raju (Lawyer), Gadiraju of their annual income; c). to contribute their Appala Narasimha Raju (G. A. N Raju of mite on Happy occasions; d). the amounts so BIOLOGICAL Evans), among others. Later, during collected would be utilized towards tuition fees the tenure of Sri DVS Raju (of ELICO fame from & for the welfare of Kshatriyas and e). 24-07-1977 to 31-05-1980), a sister organization Advocating every Kshatriya Raju to support in “Sarada Educational Society” was formed on 28- whatever manner they deemed appropriate. 12-1979 for promoting education & then an ITI was This was followed by the formation of established at the Nallakunta site in Hyderabad, another Rajaputra Samajam in the Godavari belt thanks to the efforts of D. V. S. Raju, K. Krishnam registered at Kakinada on 20-12-1917, mainly Raju ably supported by Sagi Ramakrishnam Raju, for empowering the younger generation with Byrraju Satyanarayana Raju and others. Elders of education. Thus a beginning was made to collect our community encouraged and assisted in our donations and assisting poor students. Many a mission to provide succor to the needy sections. stalwart emerged with such munificence. This The Subhadra Bhavan at Bag Amberpet was activity continued and at a later stage, it was handed over to the Samithi by the Lady members, decided to expand the network and scale-up the led by Smt. Savitramma. The building was assistance. renovated into a two-storey Hostel-cum-Visitors First attempt to form such an entity, during the abode in 1998 and later mess facility was added. undivided Madras State, did not fructify and later This Hostel now has A/C accommodation for efforts, with the formation of Andhra State, bore fruit visitors. with the elders getting together, when the doyen of The real impetus was given in the mid 1990s Kshatriyas Sri. Pusapati Kumaraswamy Raja came during the regime of P. Raghava Raju & D. V. Raju, to Hyderabad. Two alternatives were discussed as followed by the regime of D. V. Raju & R. Sreerama to expand the network of Rajaputra Samajam or Raju when the big asset of Kshatriya Towers was create a new body and a decision was then taken created increasing both the membership and the to create a new outfit. Thus was born ‘The Kshatriya quantum of assistance rendered to the deserving Seva Samithi – A. P’, which was registered at dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 24 04-02-2012 persons. Slowly and steadily, the service activities stands at Rs. 34.92 Lacs. The market value of its were widened statewide to include monthly widow two assets is about Rs. 11 Crores with an annual pension of Rs. 400/each; financial assistance to yield of Rs. 28 Lacs. The service activities of the those willing to get self employed besides Samithi right from 1964 to 2011 are detailed in the Educational assistance in the form of scholarships following pages. & financial assistance right from Junior Inter to PG GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS including all professional courses. Close to 5500 persons have been assisted, thus far, in Education, The Samithi has just completed 50 years in last Self-employment, Pension & Healthcare with about December (December 2011) and we must be proud Rs. 300 Lacs, including Rs. 110 Lacs received from of celebrating the Golden Jubilee on 04th, February Smt. Byrraju Appala Narasamma for the healthcare. 2012 at Shilpa Kalavedika, the inauguration of which has just been done by the Chief Guest, H. H 14 Executive Committees have served the the Vice-President of India. Samithi, since inception and a remarkable aspect about the formation of these committees is the near Different bodies like the Advisory Council, unanimity in the election of their members. This Organizing Committee, Souvenir Committee, Fund- apart, the free hand given to the President and his raising Committee, Hospitality, Logistics and Event core team to select committee members from Managing Committees were formed for effective different residential zones/localities for effective coordination, better delivery mechanisms and connectivity with the enrolled members. Services smooth functioning leading to the success of the of co-opted members and special invitees were Golden Jubilee function. requisitioned on a need basis for having continuity Being a unique and path breaking event in the in our service activities and for getting expertise on annals of the Samithi, an earnest request is made some important matters. to one and all to be partners in the infrastructure The present membership of the Samithi is 3789 build-up being taken up by the Samithi and be with a capital fund of Rs. 31.84 Lacs; its Corpus remembered by the generations to follow.

Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 2525 04-02-201204-02-2012 Amount Person 3667145 2341 31-12-11 Amount Person 16711 28 16711 28 10000 1 10000 1 364000 7 415000 9 779000 16 9750 3 45185 4 50490 12 105425 19 15000 322495 3 5000 1 20000 4 22495 3 87500 56 68500 38 24636 895 285878 254 344450 199 1174185 365 1620496 493 Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amount Person Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. 1271200 391 1631791 396 1795679 481 1862165 272 2196500 465 2057800 330 1627600 295 1960600 271 1896900 259 16300235 3160 KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI-AP SERVICE ACTIVITES FROM 1994 to 2003 (Amounts in Rupees) ACTIVITES FROM 1994 to 2003 (Amounts SERVICE SAMITHI-AP SEVA KSHATRIYA in Rupees) ACTIVITES FROM 2003 to 2012 (Amounts SERVICE SAMITHI-AP SEVA KSHATRIYA KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI-AP: SERVICE ACTIVITES FROM 1964 to 1985 (Amounts in Rupees) ACTIVITES FROM 1964 to 1985 (Amounts SAMITHI-AP: SERVICE SEVA KSHATRIYA Total Total - - 2500 - - - 11500 23 ------14000 23 Education Loan 1. Scholarships - - 2500 - - - 11500 23 ------14000 23 S. No ACTIVITY-77 1964 77-78S. No ACTIVITY 78-79 1994-95 79-80 95-96 96-97 80-81 81-82 97-98 82-83 98-99S. No ACTIVITY 99-2000 03-04 83-84 2000-2001 04-05 84-85 01-02 05-06 Total 02-03 Total 06-07 Total Total 07-08 08-09 09-10 2010-2011to 01-04-11 Total Total 1. Scholarships2. Self Employement 1030200 35200 3183. Education 1207358 6 3094. Pension 1479279 3855. Marriage 16575 1511000 1956. Medical Care 38400 3 1418000 147. Interest Free 351 150200 1172000 15200 107175 37 217 12200 17 5000 15 2 1165500 154635 221 57500 1 40 141456 18600 905000 194000 26 26 169 53 4592 2 902500 49700 44400 161 263200 1 15 8 10790837 6200 58 24965 2326 401500 208800 1 39 61 9 135000 311600 294200 15 132000 24 69 11 25300 145000 118500 303300 62 2 5 9 293400 199000 175500 62 12 15000 18 148400 252000 179000 1 62 13 14 30000 3700 2010135 1433575 703075 2 1 504 169 56 524021 83 20000 2 59592 6

1. Scholarships2. Self Employement - - 61500 41 82500 55 68500 38 12500 63 190500 98 301500 161 903300 333 1318820 408 2939120 1197 3. Education 4. Pension5. Marriage 6. Medical Care7. Medical Camp8. Sports 9. others TOTAL 5000 1 3000 1 7200 1936 3 828 57883 150 33200 35 63200 23 162500 155200 5 33 64275 258800 10 94 234775 17 59819 978 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 26 04-02-2012 14000 23 3667145 2341 16300235 3160 Total Amount Total Persons 2003 2012 1985 23 1985 to 19944 1994 to 2003 to 0 0 1 1964 to S. NoPeriod 59819 978 719786758796 84 100 Total Amount Total Persons loan 779000 16 Total 19981380 5524 34 Education5 Pension6 Marriage7 Medical Care 8 Medical Camp 9 Spots10 Others Interest free education 1539000 2268935 79592 188 598 10000 22495 10 1 3 S. NoActivity 12 Scholarships Self Employement 13743957 3546 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 2727 04-02-201204-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H Homage to the Founders & S I K

Architects of KSS - A.P. 19 1 61 - 201 GO R - By D. V. Raju LDEN JUBILEE YEA

is located. Successive executive bodies Historically speaking, (committees) strived hard to enlarge the activities the roots for The and at the same time widen the base. Though Kshatriya Seva Samithi – certain periods were lackluster, by and large the A. P lie with the Rajaputra Samithi was able to maintain with some degree of Samajam formed on 29 stability with a few activities. December 1917 at Kakinada, East Godavari District. In those times, the activists of the Samajam Later periods saw the Samithi acquiring a boy’s used to collect a nominal amount during the hostel and the construction of the 20-Flat auspicious occasions, like marriages, from the Residential complex and expand the horizon of its performing families. The monies so collected were activities to cover the entire State of Andhra used for assisting poor students in their pursuit of Pradesh. studies. So, in a way, our forefathers had the vision No doubt we are in a much better situation now of imparting education and in their own way helped but the pillars of strength are M/s late P. realize the dreams of the financially challenged Venkatapathi Raju, late D. Suryanarayana Raju, late ones. D.V.S. Raju (Elico), late G. Soma Raju and the late It is but our bounden duty to remember them A.S. Raju and the Samithi pays its homage and and pay our homage on this special occasion of tributes to them. They were ably assisted by Sri K. the Golden Jubilee celebrations. Subba Raju, M.Adinarayana Raju, Jus P. Ramakrishnam Raju (then a senior advocate), K. Taking the spirit of Rajaputra Samajam, a few Krishnam Raju, M. N. Raju, C. Suryanarayana Raju, of our elders like Sri P. Kumaraswamy Raja of P. Krishna Ganga Raju and the Samithi records its Rajapalayam (former Chief Minister of the appreciation for their yeoman services. composite Madras State), Justice P. Satyanarayana Raju and others got together in the late ‘40s and Post-1994, the Samithi made rapid strides in early ‘50s with a resolve to broad-base the welfare its welfare activities and building-up capital assets and service activities and carry forward the avowed and Corpus fund. Credit is due to M/s P. Raghava objects of the Rajaputra Samajam. Some how, it Raju, D.V.Raju, KVV Subba Raju, R. Sreerama did not translate into action until the beginning of Raju, GRK raju, DSR Murthy Raju, G. V. Rama Raju, 1960. The getting together of stalwarts like Justice S. Balakrishnam Raju, late K.J.Raju, S.V. Penmetsa Satyanarayana Raju, Alluri Suryachandra Raju, B. Gopalakrishnam Raju, K. Satyanarayana Raju, Penmetsa Venkatapathi Raju, Soma Raju, Mrs. N. Surya Kumari, P. Naga Raju, Gadiraju Appala Narasimha Raju, Datla C. Suryanarayana Raju and other Executive Suryanarayana Raju, Ch. V. P. Murthy Raju, Jus D. Committee members of the past and the present. J. Jagannadha Raju (then an advocate), M. Above all, the Samithi is grateful to the past Adinarayana Raju, to name a few, started the wheel Governing Council members and the present moving forward and thus emerged ‘THE ‘Elders Council’ for their sustained and unstinted KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI – A.P. (KSS-AP)’ on support extended all through these years, without 29 December 1961, at Hyderabad. which it would well nigh be impossible to carry Forming an institution may not be that difficult forward the activities in a ‘Mission’ mode. but nurturing it and bringing it up to some standard Last but not the least, the Samithi is and will is definitely fraught with difficulties. Notwithstanding forever be indebted to the donors, the vast majority the teething troubles, the founding fathers acquired of its Members and all the Samithis spread across a site at Nallakunta, where the present property, in the State of A.P. and the neighboring States for their the form of a 5-storeyed 20-Flat residential complex, ever-supporting role. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 28 04-02-2012 Donors to KSS - A. P. Corpus Fund

S. No Name of the Donor Amount, Rs. 1 Dr. B. V. Raju/ Foundation/ Trusts 710000 2 Sri R. L. Raju 200116 3 Sri M. N. Raju (MNR Educational Trust) 200000 4 Sri K. V. Narasimha Raju, Guddigudem, W. G. Dt. 200000 5 Sri K. Krishnam Raju 125000 6 Dr. K. S. N. Raju (Vishnu Nursing Home) 100000 7 Dr. P. Sarojini 100000 8 Sri. R. Venkatrama Raju (Poduru) 100000 9 Sri R. Sivarama Raju 100000 10 Sri V. Venkatraya Varma 100000 11 Sri Justice D. J. Jagannadha Raju 100000 12 Sri S. V. Suryachandra Raju 100000 13 Sri P. V. N. Raju 100000 14 Sri G. Soma Raju 60000 15 Sri K. Peddi Raju 60000 16 Sri P. R. Rama Subrahmaneya Rajha 55000 17 Dr. P. Krishnam Raju 50000 18 Sri K. Rama Chandra Raju 50000 19 Sri P. Ajay Kumar (Sreeman Chemicals) 50000 20 Sri G. D. L. S. N. Raju 50000 21 Sri V. Venkata Raju (Vem Technologies Pvt Ltd. ) 50000 22 Dr. N. R. K. Raju 40000 23 Sri D. S. R. Murthy Raju, 35000 24 Dr. D. Suryanarayana Raju (NRI) 34765 25 Other NRI’S – USA (NRI) 29937 26 Sri K. V. V. Subba Raju 27000 27 Sri Sagi Prasada Raju 25000 28 M/s Suraj Printers & Packagers 25000 29 Smt K. Usha Rani 25000 30 Sri K. Sitapathi Raju 25000 31 Dr. R. Sitarama Raju (NRI) 25000 32 Sri I. Raja Babu 25000 33 Sri L. Prabhakar Raju 25000 34 Sri. G. R. K. Raju 25000 35 Sri K. Saraswathi 25000 36 Smt. Soumya P (NRI)., 22179 37 Sri Raju Vijaya Alluri 22179 38 Sri VSN Umapathi Datla 20349 39 Sri Penmetsa Vijay (NRI) 20095 40 Sri M. B. Raju 20000 41 Sri A. Krishnam Raju 20000 42 Revolving Fund 18716 43 Sri M. Suryanarayana Raju 17000 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 2929 04-02-201204-02-2012 44 Smt. M. Shanthi 17000 45 Sri. M. Anada Kumar Venkatapathi Raju 16000 46 Sri Bh. Ravindranath Raju 15000 47 Sri G. Mahendra Varma 10116 48 Sri D. Ravi Varma 10116 49 Sri D. V. Raju (KSS – AP Past President) 10000 50 Sri. K. Satyanarayana Raju 10000 51 Sri P. Srinivasa Raju 10000 52 Sri U. Ramakrishnam Raju 10000 53 Sri G. G. K. Raju 10000 54 Sri A. V. Subba Raju 10000 55 Sri D. V. S. Raju (Cini Producer) 10000 56 Sri P. R. Mohan Raju (Vizianagaram) 10000 57 Sri M. Chakrapani – NRI, S/o Sri. Viswanadha Raju 10000 58 Sri S. Viswanadha Raju 10000 59 Sri U. R. K. Raju 10000 60 K. Sai Baba Raju 10000 61 Sri V. S. N. Raju 10000 62 Sri A. V. S. Ramachandra Raju 10000 63 Sri K. Ajay Babu 10000 64 Sri S. Subba Raju 10000 65 Dr. M. Suryanarayana Raju 9534 66 Dr. N. Viswanadha Raju 9534 67 M/s Surya Memorial Trust 6000 68 Sri K. S. Raju 5000 69 Sri D. Jagannadha Raju 5000 70 Sri P. Ramalinga Raju 5000 71 Sri K. Janakirama Raju 5000 72 Sri K.Satyanarayana Raju (KSN Raju) 5000 73 Sri B. Narayana Raju 1000

TOTAL Rs 3491636

1 Sri P. Raghava Raju in kind - for Printing of Directories 1,00,000 2 Sri R. Sreerama Raju in kind - for Printing of Directories 1,00,000

KSS - A. P MEMBERSHIP DETAILS As on 31. 12. 2011 S. No Category Up to 31-03-2011 01-04-2011 to 31-12-2011 Grand Total, Rs. Members Amount Rs. Members Amount Rs. Members Amount

1 Special 2483 448989 17 8500 2500 457489

2 Life 1001 1122454 42 45022 1043 1167476

3 Donor 109 488046 07 35000 116 523046

4 Patron 125 986188 05 50000 130 1036188

Total 3718 3045677 71 138522 3789 3184199 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 30 04-02-2012 Kshatriya Seva Samithi A. P. Vidyadan and Other Donations - As on 31-12-2011

S. No Name Vidyadan Donation for Total other purpose 1 Byrraju Family 3000000 3000000 2 Sri K. Madhu, NCL Homes Ltd 440000 440000 3 Sri R. Sreerama Raju 210500 57000 267500 4 Sri M. V. Rama Raju, M/s Vasudha Pharmasuiticals Pvt Ltd., 200000 200000 5 Sri G. Sai Satyanaryana Raju 160000 160000 6 Committee Members & Others 151746 151746 7 Sri K. Soma Raju 138500 138500 8 Sri D. V. Raju 94500 12000 106500 9 Smt P. Padma 79884 79884 10 Sri G. V. Vijaya Kumar Raju 76884 76884 11 Sri S. Manohar Raju 70000 70000 12 Sri G. V. Rama Raju 51000 12000 63000 13 M/s Nagarjuna Holdings Pvt Ltd 50000 50000 14 M/s Corporate Securities & Holdings Pvt Ltd 50000 50000 15 M/s B. E. Charities Trust 50000 50000 16 M/s NCC Ltd 50000 50000 17 Sri S. Prasad Raju 50000 50000 18 Ms R. Anjali 54500 54500 19 Sri G. R. K. Raju 53500 2000 55500 20 Sri Bh. Peddi Raju 40000 40000 21 Sri K. Ajay Babu 40000 40000 22 Sri S. Subba Raju 40000 40000 23 Smt N. Naga Jyothi 40000 40000 24 Sri P. D. V. Suryanarayana Raju 40000 40000 25 Sri P. S. N. Raju (M/s Khanti Cable Industries Pvt Ltd.,) 40000 40000 26 Smt R. Jhansi Rani 44500 44500 27 Sri P. S. N. Raju, Vizianagaram 30000 30000 28 M/s Datla Padma Sundari Charitable Trust 30000 30000 29 Sri P. Raghava Raju 7500 24000 31500 30 Smt Raju Vijaya Alluri 28000 28000 31 M/s Gland Pharma Ltd 25000 25000 32 M/s Gland Chemicals Ltd 25000 25000 33 M/s Sai Aditya Hotels & Super Markets Pvt Ltd 25000 25000 34 M/s Anjani Portland Cement Ltd 25000 25000 35 Sri D. Sivarama Raju 25000 25000 36 Smt D. Savi Kasi Annapurna 25000 25000

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 3131 04-02-201204-02-2012 37 Sri V. S. Raju 25000 25000 38 Sri R. K. V. Srinivasa Raju 25000 25000 39 Sri P. Naga Raju 24000 24000 40 Sri D. Satyanarayana Raju 22000 22000 41 M/s Vyahan Aircontrols Pvt Ltd 20000 20000 42 Dr K. S. N. Raju 19878 19878 43 Sri K. Krishnam Raju 17500 17500 44 Sri K. Praveen Raju 17500 17500 45 Sri G. Ganga Raju 17500 17500 46 Sri G. V. K. Ranga Raju 17500 17500 47 Sri G. Rama Raju 17500 17500 48 Sri G. Ganesh 17500 17500 49 Sri M. B. Raju 17500 17500 50 Sri P. Venugopal Raju 17500 17500 51 Sri M. S. Raju 17500 17500 52 Sri M. Ravi Varma 17500 17500 53 Sri G. Vijaya Kumar Raju 17000 17000 54 M/s Raasi Finance Ltd 16070 16070 55 Dr S. Balakrishnam Raju 16000 16000 56 Dr. P. Krishnam Raju 16000 16000 57 M/s Kumudavalli Citizens Association 15000 15000 58 Dr N. R. K. Raju 15000 15000 59 Sri K. Pradeep Raju 15000 15000 60 Sri G. Rama Raju (S/o G. Ganga Raju) 15000 15000 61 Sri G. Subba Raju 15000 15000 62 Sri P. V. Ramachandra Raju 15000 15000 63 Sri M. Vasu Varma 15000 15000 64 Sri D. V. S. Raju 15000 15000 65 M/s Satyanarayana Raju & Family 15000 15000 66 Sri Bh. Ravindranatha Raju 15000 15000 67 Sri Srinivas Sagi 15000 15000 68 M/s Syam Pharma Ltd 15000 15000 69 Sri P. Satyanarayana Raju 13884 13884 70 Sri D. Ramesh 13000 13000 71 Sri A. Rama Raju 12500 12500 72 Sri K. J. Raju 11000 500 11500 73 M/s MNR Educational Trust 10000 10000 74 Sri P. V. Satyanarayana Raju 10000 10000 75 Sri V. Krishnam Raju 10000 10000 76 Sri P. Janakirama Raju 10000 10000 77 Sri D. V. Subrahmanyam Raju 10000 10000 78 Sri N. V. Rama Raju 10000 10000 79 Smt G. Vijayalakshmi 10000 10000 80 Smt N. Kranthi 10000 10000

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 32 04-02-2012 81 Sri P. Krishnam Raju (SDL Forgings Pvt Ltd. 10000 10000 82 Sri P. Lakshmipathi Raju 10000 10000 83 Sri U. S. N. Raju 10000 10000 84 Sri K. Satyanarayana Raju 10000 10000 85 Sri P. Venkateswara Raju 10000 10000 86 Smt K. Harika 10000 10000 87 K. Naveen Kumar 10000 10000 88 Sri P. Prasad Raju (NRI) 9056 9056 89 Sri V. R. Raju 9000 9000 90 Smt K. Lakshmi 8000 8000 91 Sri P. S. N. Raju 7500 7500 92 Sri U. A. V. Rama KrishnamR aju 7500 7500 93 Sri K. Peddi Raju 5000 2000 7000 94 Smt G. Saraswathi 2000 5000 7000 95 Sri P. Venkateswara Raju 6000 6000 96 M/s Surya Memorial Trust 6000 6000 97 Sri K. V. G. K. Raju 5001 5001 98 Sri Bh. Satyanarayayana Raju (Minor) 5000 5000 99 Sri V. S. R. K. Raju 5000 5000 100 Sri K. Durga Lakshmi 5000 5000 101 Sri K. Venkatapathi Raju 5000 5000 102 Sri K. Srihari Raju 5000 5000 103 Sri K. Sivaramakrishnam Raju 5000 5000 104 Sri B. Ranga Raju 5000 5000 105 Sri S. Panduranga Raju 5000 5000 106 Sri N. V. Ramakrishnam Raju 5000 5000 107 Sri V. V. Rama Raju 5000 5000 108 Sri A. Rama Raju 5000 5000 109 Sri P. Subarahmanyam Raju 5000 5000 110 Sri Bh. Srinivasa Raju 5000 5000 111 Sri G. Satyanarayana Raju 5000 5000 112 Sri K. Janakirama Raju 5000 5000 113 Sri K. S. Raju 5000 5000 114 Sri P. Raghava Raju 3000 2000 5000 115 Sri G. Venkata Raju 5000 5000 116 Sri V. Venkateswara Raju 5000 5000 117 Others 32432 22488 54920

Total 6346089 300734 6646823

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To establish educational institutions and encourage poor students from the districts go for vocational courses and help them financially, the elders of the KSS-AP formed the Sarada Educational Society on 28-12-1979. This society, too, was run from the KSS-AP premises. An Industrial Training Institute (ITI) was then established in the premises of the Samithi, with generous help from a few individuals. Those individuals/their successors had, by succession, become the Governing Body members, as listed below: GOVERNING BODY (Ceased) 1. Sri S. Ramakrishnam Raju/S. Prasada Raju Chairman 2. Sri M. N. Raju Secretary 3. Sri D. V. S. Raju (Elico) Member 4. Sri P. Ramakrishnam Raju Member 5. Sri K. Krishnam Raju (Suchitra) Member 6. Sri A. Sreerama Raju Member 7. Sri B. Satyanarayana Raju Member 8. Sri G. Soma Raju Member 9. Sri A. S. Raju/A. Vijayakumar Raju Member

Representatives from KSS-AP 1. President 2. Secretary

Special Invitees 1. A Senior Member of KSS-AP 2. Principal of I. T. I. After running the ITI close to 20 years, it was decided in 1998-99 to transfer and handover the Institute to the then Principal, who evinced keen interest to continue the tradition. Accordingly, the activities of the society ceased and the ITI was handed over to the then Principal Sri G.S.S. Raju.

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dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 36 04-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H S Federation of Kshatriya I K

1 Seva Sanghams - A.P. 1 9 61 - 201 GO R LDEN JUBILEE YEA (Regd.No. 1744 - 2002)

- By D.V. Raju

To widen the base further, The Federation of (Palakollu) was the KshatriyaSeva Sanghams (FKSS) – AP was General Secretary, formed, with KSS-AP as the nodal agency, on 13 Tresurer being Sri Bh. Gopalakrishnam Raju. December 2002 with Regd. No. 1744 and 34 The Federation, intially concentrated in Samithis from AP (30), Karnataka (02) & Tamilnadu identifying all those families that were unable to (02) are its members. support their children even for their school Tremendous enthusiasm was shown by the education and liberally supported such identified Samithis in the Districts to have such a federal set- children, apart from assisting other students, who up with not only their participative role but also could not be assisted by the local Samithis, pursuing subscribing to meet the annual assistance and other ITI, Diploma and Degree courses. In a few expenses. Credit to the formation of FKSS goes to exceptional cases, it even supported students D.V. Raju, ably supported by R. Sreerama Raju, P. pursing professional courses. Raghava Raju, SVSS Ramachandra Raju, Dr.V.V. Overall, the Federation supported 589 persons Krishnam Raju, Sri KVV Subba Raju, K. Peddi Raju, in the fields of education (447 students with Rs. Dr. S.Balakrishnam Raju, among others. 10,28,600), self-employment (133 persons with Rs. FKSS runs the Kshatriya Prabha & the Website, 6,25,100), Medical care (Rs. 60,000 for 8 persons) apart from assisting students, who could not and interest - free educational loan of Rs. 50,000 otherwise be assisted by any of the Member- to a student. The total assistance rendered thus Samithis. The details of services rendered from was Rs. 17, 64,700 to the 589 persons. 2003-2011 by FKSS are furnished in the following The Federation also publishes the monthly pages. magazine "Kshatriya Prabha" which is sent to all Sri. D.V. Raju was its Founder-Chairman and its Life Membership subscribers (1500), the Sri. SVSS Ramachander Raju of Vishakhapatnam Patrons, Donors of the Kshatriya Seva Samithi - was its First Vice-Chairman ably supported by the A.P., to all the Samithis in the Districts and other General Secretary Sri R. Sreerama Raju (Hyd), States (Total being 2000). Treasurer Sri D.S.R. Murthy Raju (Hyd) and the The Federation's main thrust now is in the area Executive Committee Members; during 12-12-2002 of Coaching, Counseling, Training, with special to 03-01-2004. emphasis on attitudinal behaviour. In this Sri D.V. Raju continued as its Chairman for the connection, it had organized its first "Kshatriya Second term from 04-01-2004 to 30-09-2006. Human Resource Development Programme during Dr. V.V. Krishnam Raju of Kakinada, Dr. S.V. 20-04-2011 to 12-06-2011, in our Kshatriya Hostel Subbaraju of Vijayawada were the two Vice- Complex, to about 40 persons and 28 have Chairmen, Sri Ch. Buddavathavaram Raju successfully gone through this programme. Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 3737 04-02-201204-02-2012 MEMBER – SAMITHIS OF FEDERATION OF KSHATRIYA SEVA SANGHAMS 01 The Kshatriya Seva Samithi, A. P. Kshatriya Towers, 103, Block-II, 2-1-284, 10 Rajapalayam Kshatriya Rajus' Association Nallakunta, HYDERABAD - 500 044 C/o Adayar Anandha Bhavanam, No. 9, Tel: 040-27664359, apkss2004@yahoo. com Mahatma Gandhi Road, Sastrinagar, Adayar, Contact Member: P. Dharma Raju: 099892 44359 CHENNAI – 600 020. Contact Member: KT Srinivas Raju:09444000999 02 Sri Alluri Sitarama Raju Seva Samithi Alluri rajus@chennairajus. com, Sitarama Raju Nagar, (ASR Nagar) kshatriyas@chennairajus. com BHIMAVARAM – 534 202, W. G. Dt, A. P Tel: 08816 – 224291 Contact Member: P. Jagga Raju: 098495 25325 11 Sri Konaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi College Road, Konkapally, K. Agraharam 03 Kshatriya Samkshema Parishad AMALAPURAM - 533 201, E. G. Dt. D. No. 1-4-11, Lajapathiraipeta, Tel: 08856 – 235444 PALAKOLE – 534 260, W. G. Dt. A. P. Contact Member: Sri DSN Raju M: 09849533040 Tel: 08814 – 223405 dsnrajuamp@gmail. com Contact Member: K. Rama Raju: 098481 21332 auditorramaraju@gmail. com 12 Kshatriya Parishad C/o Dr. P. V. G. Raju Kalyana Mandapam 04 Kshatriya Samkshema Samithi Near M. R. College Stadium, Dharmapuri Road Alluri Sitarama Raju Nagar, Sitammadhara VIZIANAGARAM – 535 002 VISAKHAPATNAM – 530013 Tel: 08922- 226826 Tel: 0891 – 2551451 Contact Member: M. Ranga Raju, M:09490824234 Contact Member: SVSSR Raju M: 099490 95891svssrraju@rediffmail. com 13 Kshatriya Seva Samithi, 9-1-92/1,Near L. F. Jr. College 05 Kshatriya Parishat BHADRACHALAM – 507 111, Khammam Dt. Near Gandhinagar Park, Gandhinagar, Tel: 08743 – 232863 KAKINADA- 533 004, A. P. Tel: 0884 – 2371779 Contact Member: M. Ramakrishnam Raju Contact Member: Sri MV Sitarama Raju M: 098496 29444, somaraju77@yahoo. co. in M: 092931 33148 kshatriya. kkd@gmail. com

06 Kshatriya Seva Sangham 14 Alluri Sitarama Raju Seva Samithi C/o Surya Vidya Sadan, Ayodhyanagar LINGARAJUPALEM – 531 060 VIJAYAWADA – 520 003, Krishna Dt. S. Rayavaram Mandal, Vizag Dt., A. P Tel: 0866 – 2534852 Tel: 08931 – 224477; Contact Member: Bh. R. K Raju M: 094406 Contact Member: Sri K. Ramakrishnam Raju 09479 M: 09440804998

07 Raju Kshatriya Welfare Association 73/1 15 Kshatriya Parishat Guest House Road, Nazarbad Ferry Road YANAM–533464; MYSORE – 570 010, Karnataka State Tel: 0884 – 2321456 Contact Member: M. V. S. Tel: 2522888/ 2522999, giri15@gmail. com Suryanarayana Raju. M: 098499 99977 Contact Member: P. V. Giri: 098450 11646 16 Kshatriya Samkshema Seva Sangham 08 Raju Kshatriya Sangha (R) Bank Colony, Near Gurajada Convent School, 31st Cross, 11th Main Road,4th Block East, TANUKU – 534 211, W. G. Dt. A. P Jayanagar, BANGALORE – 560 011 Tel: 08819- 220598; Karnataka State. Tel: 080-26630132 Contact Member: P. Ramakrishna Gopala Raju Contact Member: N. Ganesh Raju: 098484 11956 M: 094408 91231

09 Rajapalayam Kshatriya Raju’s Mahasabha A9, 284, Sakkaraja Kottai Street, Pudupalayam 17 Federation of Kshatriya Yuvajana RAJAPALAYAM – 626 117, Virudhunagar Dt. SanghamsPlot No. 524, Vivekanandanagar Tamilnadu. Tel: 04563-220449, Colony, Kukatpally, HYDERABAD– 500 072. Contact Member: S. R. Dhanuskodi Raja Contact Member: Sri V. Venkateswara Raju M: 09360000003; rajarammills@gmail. com M: 098481 24111; vvinfra. hyd@gmail. com dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 38 04-02-2012 18 Kshatriya Seva Samakya 27 Kshatriya Seva Samithi Opp. Head Post Office, NIDADAVOLE–534301, H. No. 11/166, Rajula Colony, KAIKALURU – W. G. Dt. A. P. Contact Member: Sri D. Subba 521 333, Krishna dt. Tel: 08677 – 222335 Raju, M: 094401 04621 Contact Member: Sri N. Venkatapathi Raju M: 094903 34345, nbvarma@yahoo. co. in 19 Kshatriya Seva Sangham D. No. 14-3, Anjaneyapuram CHEEPURUPALLI- 28 Kshatriya Vidhyardhi Samkshema Samithi 535 128, Vizianagaram Dt. A. P. Tel: 08952– D. No. 26-7-8, Kshatriya Students Hostel Road 283249; M: 094414 17499 Balusumudi, BHIMAVARAM- 534 202 W. G. Dt. Contact Member: Sri S. V. Ramana Raju Tel: 08816 – 223137 Contact Member: Sri G. Narasimha Raju 20 Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Sangham M: 094400 49949, kvssamithi. bvrm@gmail. com C/o S. Vasudeva Raju, 20-3-135/D, Sivajyothinagar, TIRUPATHI – 517 501 29 Kshatriya Seva Samkshema Sangham M: 94413 32505 rajuvasudeva. raju@gmail. com P. V. PALEM, H. O. Kothalanka vasu. raju14@yahoo. com MUMMIDIVARAM (M) E. G. Dt. - 533 216, A. P; Tel: 08856 – 271279; M: 094405 35279 21 Kshatriya Seva Sangham Contact Member: Sri V. V. Satyanarayana Raju D. No. 3-77, CHERUKUMILLI – 534 235. Akiveedu Mandal, W. G. Dt. A. P 30 Kshatriya Samkshema Seva Samithi Tel: 08816 – 254 411; M: 093479 68008 C/o Amritha Auto Mobiles, Aruku Road, Contact Member: Sri G. Ramakrishnam Raju S. KOTA – 535 145, Vizianagaram Dt. Tel: 08966 – 276685 22 Kshatriya Seva Samithi Contact Member: I. Ravi Raju, M: 098499 94688 Sri Aurobindo Society Centre KHAJIPALEM – 522 329, Guntur Dt. A. P 31 L. B. Nagar Municipality Kshatriya Seva Tel: 08643 – 258180 Sangham C/o Sri K. Janakirama Raju, 4-86, Netaji Road, Swathanthra Samarayodula Street, 23 Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi PODURU, W. G. Dt. – 534 237 A. P C/o G. V. Anjaneya Raju, 1-16-67/2/1, Sainagar Contact Member: Sri K. Janakirama Raju Colony, New Venkatraopet, Lothukunta, M: 092465 36540 a. p. Trimulgherry(P), SECUNDERABAD – 500 015 informationofkshatriya@gmail. com Tel: 040 – 27905550, M: 099493 64141 Contact Member: Sri G. Anjaneya Raju 32 Kshatriya Seva Sangham D. No. 23-61, Teachers Colony 24 Kshatriya Seva Samithi NELLIMARLA – 535 217. Vizianagaram Dt. A.P D. No. 73-12-9/3 B, Datla Balarama Raju Bhavan Tel: 08922 – 244272 Near Sri Venkateswara Temple, A. V. Apparao Contact Member: U. Sanyasi Raju Road, RAJAHMUNDRY – 3. E. G. Dt. A. P Contact Member: Sri M. Satyanarayana Raju 33 Godavarimata Kshatriya Seva Sangham M: 098480 25273 Sri K. S. Lakshmipathi Raju, C/o Rama Raju, Retired TeacherD. No. 15-3-19/B, Bapujinagar, 25 Upland Kshatriya Seva Samithi Near Park, KOVVUR – 534 350, W. G. Dt. A. P H. O. JANGAREDDYGUDEM Tel: 08813 – 233368, M: 094416 40188 W. G. Dt. - 534 447 A. P Contact Member: Sri M. Venkatarama Raju Tel: 08821 – 225472, M: 9949793595 Contact Member: Sri N. Satyanarayana Raju 34 Alluri Yuvajana Seva Sangham D. No. 6/264, Anjeneyaswami Street. 26 Kshatriya Seva Samithi Bommavaram Village, Obulavaripalli Mandal, 5-8-30/2A, Veterinary Hospital Street Kadapa Dt. A. P. Bank Colony, TUNI – 533 401, E. G. Dt. Tel: 08854 – 254268 35 Kshatriya Parishat 2-101, Hotel Sri Krishna Palace, Main Raod, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam Dist.

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 3939 04-02-201204-02-2012 The Federation of Kshatriya Seva Sanghams

1. DONATIONS RECEIVED FOR EDUCATION (since inception)

S. No NAME OF THE DONOR Amount in Rs. 01 Dr. P. Krishnam Raju, Chairman Care Foundation, Hyderabad 215000 02 Sri P. V. N. Raju, Gland Pharma Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad 100000 03 Sri G. Ranga Raju, M. D. Laila Finance Ltd., Hyderabad 75000 04 Sri R. Sreerama Raju, Chairman, Ashram Charitable Trust, Hyderabad 71000 05 Sri D. V. Raju, Founder - Chairman FKSS, Hyderabad 52000 06 Justice D J. Jagannadha Raju, Hyderabad 40000 07 Sri P. Viswanadha Raju, Alamuru, W. G. Dt. 35000 08 M/S Mularam Chandrakanth Jewellers, Hyderabad 20000 09 Smt P. Narayanamma C/o A. V. Raju, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 18000 10 Sri V. Ranga Raju, President, KSS – Palakol 15000 11. V. Anusha 15000 12 Sri S. V. Suryachandra Raju, Hyderabad 10500 13 Sri D. Ranga Raju, Bhimavaram 10000 14 M/s Nitya Sai Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., Visakhapatnam 10000 15 M/s Shell Refractories & Insulations, Visakhapatnam 8000 16 Sri Vijaya Sai Chits & Finance, Visakhapatnam 5000 17 Dr. N. R. K. Raju, Hyderabad 5000 18 Sri P. Naga Raju 5000 19. Others 12000 TOTAL 721500 2. DONATIONS FOR CORPUS FUND

S. No NAME OF THE DONOR Amount in Rs. 01 Dr. N. R. K. Raju 500558 02 Sarada Educational Society 473580 03 Dr. P. Krishnam Raju 200000 04 Sri V. Venkataraya Varma 100000 05 Sri J. Janakirama Raju 100000 06 Col. Dr. D. S. Raju Centenary Celebrations Surplus 80000 07 Sri A. S. N. Raju, Wipro, Hyderabad 25000 TOTAL 1479138 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 40 04-02-2012 Federation of Kshatriya Seva Sanghams (FKSS) Executive Committee for 2009-12

S. No NAME & ADDRESS POSITION OFFICE TEL RESIDENCE & Mobile TEL 01 P. Raghava Raju 74, Tulip, Chairman 040-2300 3574 040-2756 2973 Serene County, Gachibowli, 040-2300 3574 Hyderabad – 500 034 098499 91919 raghavaraju45@yahoo. co. in

02 P. Varadaraju Giri Vice-Chairman 0821-2522888 098450 11646 Hotel Siddhartha, Guest House Road, Mysore-570010 giri15@gmail. com

03 V. Ranga Raju Vice-Chairman 08814-2245050 098491 22722 D. No. 6-10-1/1, Sugar Colony,Palakol – 534 260 W. G. Dist A. P rangarajumill@yahoo. in

04 D. Satyanarayana Raju General Kodurupadu, Allavaram (M), Secretary 08856-2320050 98495 33040 Amalapuram – 533218, E. G. Dt, A. P dsnrajuamp@gmail. com

05 Ch. Suryanarayana Raju Treasurer 040-2412 0189 098663 63725 3-9-560/1, Road No. 4, Balaji Nagar,Mansoorabad, Hyderabad – 500 068 fkss2002@gmail. com

06 V. Venkateswara Raju Jt. Secretary 098481 24111 D. No. 8-3-224/1/B, F-80, Flat No. 302Vishnu Classic ApartmentsMadhuranagar, Hyderabad – 500 038 vvmfra. hyd@gmail. com

07 K. Gopala Krishnam Raju D. No. 27-19-3,G. R. R Road, ASR Nagar, Bhimavaram – 534202, W. G. Dt, A. P Jt. Secretary 08816-2223880 94405 84454

08 Dr. Reddi Subba Raju, Mudduluri Member 040-4222 42260 93940 54876 Flat No. 402, Sai Sriya Residency, Plot No. 1353, Pragathinagar, Opp JNTUNizampet (P), Hyderabad – 500 090 drmudduluri@yaho. com dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 4141 04-02-201204-02-2012 09 M. Satyanarayana Raju Member O883-24691150 98480 25279 D. No. 74-7-1, Prakasham Nagar, Rajahmundry-533103, E. G. Dt, A. P

10 D. Rama Raju Member 098481 84849 D. No. 23-13-21/1, Sajjapuram, Tanuku-534211, W. G. Dt, A. P

11 M. Ranga Raju Member 094908 24234 D. No. 19-5-2/2, Kanukurthivari StreetVizianagaram, A. P

12 K. Subba Raju Member 0891-25514510 98499 22977 50-117-17/9/2/1, Hill View Layout, Sitammadhara – NE Visakhapatnam – 500 013, A. P kallepalli_subbaraju@yahoo. com

13 D. Harinarayana Raju Member 098850 43234 Sector-3,C-336, NGO’S COLONY, Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad-500070

14 S. Vasudeva Raju Member 094413 32505 D. no. 20-3-135/D, Sivajyothi Nagar, Tirupathi. - 517 501, A. P rajuvasudeva. raju@gmail. com vasu. raju14@yahoo. com

15 P. Ranga Varaprasada SatyanarayanaRaju, Member 08821-240370 99890 08877 Sheshadri Nagar, Jangareddygudem-534447 W. G. Dt A. P

16 U. Venugopala Raju, Secretary Sri Raghavendra Institutions, Member 08816-224990 094408 22990 Undi Road, Narasimhapuram, Bhimavaram -534202 W. G. Dt, A. P

17 A. Jayarama Raju Member 098855 95601 Devi Nagar, 1st Road, Swarupavari Street, Gopi Enclave, 1st Floor, Vijayawada - 3

18 D. Ranga Raju, Special Invitee 098666 21213 Plot. No. 503, A Block, Paradise Apartments, Sitammadhara, Vishakapatnam-530013, A. P

19 Dr. S. Venkata Subba Raju, Special Invitee 0866-25343730 9440322933 D. No. 23-15-39A GS Raju Road, Vijayawada, A. P dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 42 04-02-2012 Amount Person 50000 1 50000 1 5240070000 830000 20 221300 51 23100 4 154400 3 20000 60 34000 3 45000 10000 3 3 10000 1 96000 1 8 19000 6 5000 2 56000 3 625100 133 161100 35 60000 8 Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. Amt. Per. 9000 5 495900 190 346400 100 403400 143 284000 131 115000 14 5000 2 106000 4 1764700 589 9000 5 343500 158 82000 43 205000 79 229000 127 868500 412 KSHATRIYA SEVA SAMITHI-AP SERVICE ACTIVITES FROM 2003 to 2012 (Amounts in Rupees) ACTIVITES FROM 2003 to 2012 (Amounts SERVICE SAMITHI-AP SEVA KSHATRIYA Total 2. Self Employement 3. Education 4. Medical Care 5. Interest Free Education Loan S. No ACTIVITY1. Scholarships 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 2010-2011 Total Total dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 4343 04-02-201204-02-2012 ALL INDIA KSHATRIYA FEDERATION (AIKF) The widespread welfare & service activities of FKSS & KSS-AP caught the attention of the Kshatriya Rajputs and a beeline was made to float an all India outfit, adopting the AP model. Thus came into being as “The All India Kshatriya Federation (AIKF)” on 12 July 2007, registered (Regd.No.1094) with headquarters at Hyderabad. Presently, with 58 Member-Samithis and AP contributing 26 of that strength, AIKF’s main thrust is for acquiring land around Delhi and creating infrastructure for conducting coaching/ training courses for the competitive examinations. With the connectivity established, aspirants from south will be in a position to take advantage of those facilities until a similar set-up is in position at Hyderabad, for which every effort is being made to acquire land & creating necessary infrastructure. Objectives AIKF is a service oriented Federation for extending support to the community in attaining unity and connectivity. Ours is a non profitable social organization. Last four & half years we were able to establish the Federation activities over most of the country by conducting meetings in Metro cities and Districts Headquarters. The All India Kshatriya Federation is pursuing the following objectives with missionary zeal:-

1. To work as coordinating Agency for various Seva Samithis, Sanghams, Societies, Samkhyaas, Samajams, Parishats, etc. located in the State with similar objects to serve the Society at large irrespective of Caste, creed or Religion. 2. To advance/ promote educational interests of the people & for the said purpose establish, manage, maintain or assist them. 3. To promote Social, Cultural and Literary activities. 4. To provide medical facilities, to the poor and needy for the said purpose. 5. To institute and award fellowships, scholarships, sponsor students for higher studies, financial assistance to students etc., 6. To locate Regional offices of the Federation. 7. To provide periodical information of its activities to the member Samithis. 8. To identify special needs of the community at large and provide needy service. 9. To train or arrange to train & guide prospective candidates for various competitive examinations. 10. To assist and guide educated unemployed in seeking employment & for Self employment to needy persons. Began in an attempt to mobilize and bring under one umbrella, all Kshatriyas in the South through the All India Kshatriya Federation in 2007, has in a short period become an all India Movement. The Federations objectives and its efforts to reach every nook and corner of the country has evoked very encouraging response. Starting from Visakhapatnam Annual Sammelan in 2008, then organizing meetings at Jaipur, Ahemadabad, Delhi, Patna, Lucknow, Bhopal, Chandigarh and Second Annual Sammelan at Nagpur and Third Sammelan at Bhopal, Fourth Sammelan at Jaipur, Governing council meeting at Varanasi & Agra the Federation has grown from strength to strength. The Federation is planned to build multi utility complex for providing Counseling, Orientation and Technical training institute with separate Hostel for Boys and Girls, Old Age Home, Orphanage with an office complex along with guest room facility. For this we have identified and purchased land at Faridabad (Delhi), land at Hyderabad. Building the infrastructure will take shape very soon. There is very good response from a large cross section of people, who are willing to extend support for building this infrastructure. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 44 04-02-2012 ALL INDIA KSHATRIYA FEDERATION (AFFILIATED SAMITHIS ADDRESS LIST)

01 Maharana Pratap Shikshan Sanstha 09 Kshatriya Samkshema Parishad Hawai MahalMaharanapratap D.No.1-4-11, Lajapathi Roy Peta, MargDadanagar, DONDAICHA – 425 408 PALAKOL – 534 260 W.G.Dt. Tel No.(M) 94222 86225 Tel No.(O) 08814-223405/9848121332 E-mail ID: [email protected] E-mail ID:[email protected]

02 Raju Kshatriya Welfare Association 10 Sri Alluri Sitarama Raju Seva Samithi No.73/1, Guest House Road, Nazarbad Alluri Sitarama Raju Nagar, ASR Nagar, MYSORE – 570 010, Karnataka BHIMAVARAM – 534 202, W.G.Dt. Tel No.(O) 0821-2522888 Tel No.(O) 08816-224291/9247433125 Shri P.V Giri (Mobile 9845011646) E-mail ID:[email protected] 11 Rajpoot Hitkarini Sabha Rajpoot Boarding House Janandra Ganj, 03 RMV IInd Stage Raju Kshatriya Welfare GWALIOR. Tel No.(O)0751-2630844 AssociationRKS Bhavan, 6th Main (M) 09425116205 Road,Vivekananda Road, Balaji Layout, Kodigalli Village, BANGALORE – 560 092, 12 Akhila Bhartiya Kshatriya Mahasabha Karnataka State.Tel No 09448082990 4-1-1/24, Flat No 104, Yousuf Gulshan Apartment, King Koti, HYDERABAD 04 Kshatriya Seva Sangham Tel No.(M) 93924 06897 C/o GRR Swarya Public School, Ayodhyanagar, VIJAYAWADA – 3Tel No.(O) 13 Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi 0866-2534852 1-11-67/2/1, Sainagar Colony, New Venkatraopet, Trimulgherry (Post) 05 Kshatriya Seva Samithi9-1-92/1, SECUNDERABAD – 500 015 Near LF Junior College, M: 99493 64141 BHADRACHALAM– 507111,Khammam Dt. Tel No.(O) 08743-232863 14 Virendra Singh Rathore Greenply Ind Ltd, Makum Road, 06 Kshatriya Seva Samithi TINSUKIA, Assam. D.No.73-12-9/3 B, Datla Balarama Raju Tel No.(M) 94351 35881, (O) 03742331453 Bhavanam, Near Sri Venkateswara Temple E-mail ID:[email protected] A V Apparao Road, RAJAHMUNDRY – 3 15 Kshatriya Samaj Association of India 07 Sree Konaseema Kshatriya Seva Samithi A1, Prince Complex, Chatrapati Square NH 214, College Road, AMALAPURAM, NAGPUR – 440015 E.G.Dt. Tel No.(O) 08856-235444 Tel No.(O) 071-23042315 M: 9849533040 E-mail ID:[email protected]

08 Kshatriya Seva Samakya 16 The Kshatriya Seva Samithi Opp.Head Post Office,NIDADAVOLE, Kshatriya Towers, 2-1-284, Block – II; W.G.Dt.- 534 301 Tel No.(O) 94401 04621 Flat.103, Nallakunta, HYDERABAD– 500 044 Tel No.(O) 040-2766 4359,(M) 99892 44359 E-mail ID:[email protected] dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 4545 04-02-201204-02-2012 17 Pratap Wahini Samaj Kalyan Sansthan Tel No.(O) 07922-682936 67, Vivek Nagar, GWALIOR – 474 011 Dr. JM Jadeja 09925248201 Tel No.(O) 0751-2341123/2410319 E-Mail Id: [email protected] E-mail ID:[email protected] 26 Sri Rajput Sports & Study Circle 18 Rajpoot Kshatriya Samaj Farm Section Road, Near Panchavati Petrol Jaydeep Singh Bais, Near Gayatri Mandir, Pump, JAMNAGAR, Gujarat State Shashtri ward, Barapathar, Seoni, Tel No. (O) 0288 – 2662230 MADHYAPRADESH – 480 661 Tel No.(O) 07692-237573, (M) 09425174573 27 Akhil Gujarat Rajput Yuva Sangh Rajput Kuldevi Mandir, Mohan Cinema Road, 19 Madhya Pradesh Rajput Samaj ASARVA, Ahmadabad–GujaratTel No.(O) Karyalaya – 74, Maharana Pratap Nagar 0792 – 2682936 Zone – 2, BHOPAL– 11, Madhyapradesh Tel No.(O) 0755-4222000 28 Raju Kshatriya Sangh (R) 31st Cross,11th Main Road4th Block, 20 Shree Rajput SabhaC – 22 A & B, Jayanagar, BANGALORE – 560 011 Bhagwandas RoadJAIPUR – 302 001 Tel no.(O) 080-2244 0144 Tel No.(O) 0141 – 2361121 Shri Ganesh Raju (M) 09845600036 E-mail ID: [email protected] 29 Maharana Pratap Samaj Kalyan Parishad 21 Kshatriya Rajput Sabha 378 & 379, Rohit Nagar, Opp. to Water Tank, Head Office – 3-3-8693rd Floor, Maharana TRILINGA, Bhopal – 462 039 (MP) Pratap Bhavan, Sultan Bazar, Tel No.(O) 0755-4280284 (M) 09827242646 KutbigudaHYDERABAD– 500 027. A.P. (M) 09425665800 Tel No.(O) 040 – 2465 7644 E-Mail Id: [email protected] 30 Kshatriya ParishatGandhi Nagar KAKINADA E.G.Dt. – 533 004 22 Haryana Rajput Pratinidhi Sabha Tel No. (O) 0884-2371779 M: 9293133148 360, Sector 15, FARIDABAD, Haryana State – 121 007 31 Rayalaseema Kshatriya Seva Sanghams Tel No. (O) 0129-4002068,(M) 9810020019 Kshatriya Bhavanm Kshatriya Nagar, E-Mail Id : [email protected] Post: Avilala, Near Satya Sai Temple, TIRUPATHI – 517 501, Andhra Pradesh 23 Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha 5 Navalkar Lane, V.P.Road, Prarthana 32 Kshatriya Seva Samithi Samaj, MUMBAI – 4, Maharashtra State H.No. 11/166, Rajula Colony, Tel No. (O) 022-2388 4133 KAIKALURU – 521 333, Krishna Dt. Tel: 08677 – 222335 (M) 94903 34345 24 Kshatriya Samkshema Samithi Alluri Seetharama Raju Nagar 33 Kshatriya Parishad Seethammadhara, VISAKHAPATNAM-530013. C/o Dr. P.V.G.Raju Kalyana MandapamNear Tel No.(O) 0891-2551451,9849922977 M.R.College Stadium, Dharmapuri Road, (K.Subba Raju, Secretary) VIZIANAGARAM – 535 002 E-Mail Id: [email protected] Tel: 08922- 232323

25 Maharaja Karnadev Memorial Trust 34 Alluri Yuvajana Seva Sangham Rajput Kuldev MandirMohan Cinema Road, C/o G.Changal Raju (M) 9618664997 Asarva, AHMEDABAD, Gujarat State. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 46 04-02-2012 President, S/o Subba Raju, Bommavaram (P) 44. Uttar Pradeshiya Rajput Samithi Obulavaripalli (M), Kadapa Dt. A.P. Jaipur, Sector -12, Near Thadi Market Mansarovar – Jaipur 35 Shri Guru Kripa Siksha Sansthan Tel.: 0141-2781393, 09314878475 Kotwali SantarMorar, Gwalior – 470 006 (Shri Mangal Sen)

36 Maharana Pratap Charitable Trust 45.Rajmata Uttrakumari Jankalyan Samithi 152 Vikashnagar Biwani, Haryana-171321 Rajmahal Parour, Shahjahanpur, UP Tel : 01664 -249377 M: 09812300070 Phone: 05843-271201; 09415326649 (M) 37 All India Rajput Students Aid Society Shri Raja Ajay Kumar Singh Plot No.454, Sector – 25, West Chandigarh – 160014 46. Rajapalayam Kshatriya Rajus’ Association (Chennai) KT Srinivasa Raja Hall, S32, 38 The Federation of Yuvajana Sangham-A.P TNHB Complex 4 (180), Luz Church Road, (FKYS) M.Rangaraju Residency, Mylapore, Chennai 600 004 Flat No 101, D.No 8-3-224/2/101, Email : [email protected], Beside K.K.Towers, Main Road, Yousufguda, : [email protected] Hyderabad – 500 045. Tel : 040-23754111, : www.chennairajus.com E-mail ID: [email protected] Tel: 09444000999 (K.T.Srinivasa Raju)

39. Rajasthan Rajput Parishad 47. Shri Maharaw Khangarji Samajik B-1, Neela Apartments, Opp.Mandpeshwar Seva Trust, 194 A, Bharatendu Nagar Ind State, SVP Road, Borivili, Khatipura, Jaipur – 302012, Rajasthan West Mumbai – 92 Phone: 0141-2359851, 09829992777 Tel No.022 – 28957474 ; 28958787 Mail Id: [email protected] [email protected] 48. Paramveer Major Shaitan Sing Rajput 40. J.D.M.V.P. Co.op Samaj Ltd Chatrawash and Shikhsan Sansthan C/o Virendra R.Bhoite, Vice – Chairman Kundan Nagar, Ajmeer, Rajasthan Pin – 425 001, JALGAON Phone: 0145-2622006, M 09414314456 Tel No. 0257 – 2235607, 0257 - 2235781 (Soubhag Singh Sekhawat) Email Id: [email protected] Mail Id: [email protected]

41. Alluri Seetharama Raju Cultural Association 49. Kshatriya Pratibha Vikas Evaam 2nd Floor, 2nd stage 10th Main “A” Blaock, Shaudh Samsthan Rajajinagar, Bangalore 560010, Karnataka E-29, Lilamba House Tel : 08023470880 Shastri Nagar, Ajmeer e-mail: [email protected] Rajasthan – 305 006. Tel: 0145-2425255

42. Samskruthi Trust, 50. Kshatriya Sankshema Seva Sangham 462, 6th Cross, 3rd Phase,J.P. Nagar, Bank Colony, Tanuku, W.G.Dt – 534 211 Bangalore 560 078. M: 09945070736 Phone: 08819-228282

43. Bela Shakti Mandir Charitable Trust 51. Kshatriya Seva Samithi – Tuni # 59/29 New Rohtak Road, D.No 5-5-15/3, Bank Colony, Kottapeta, Karolbagh, New Delhi – 5 Tuni- East Godavari (District) AP. Phone 011-28714241, 09891327022 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone : 9866244413, 9849527567 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 4747 04-02-201204-02-2012 52. Maharana Pratap Rajput Mahasang 56. Gandhi Kshatriya Vikash Samithi Rajasthan House, 135A, 23rd road, Singh Cold Storage Wagle Estate, Thane west - 400604 Mau Road, Gajeepur (UP) Phone : 022-25835868, 25831762 Sri: Ajit Singh 09919212556 Mobile : 09821091557 Email ID: 57. Kshatriya Samman Samithi-VaranasiPlot No [email protected] 139/1 Janiki Nagar, Samane Ghat, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 53. Akhil Bharatiya Maratha Mahasang Sri. Bechan Singh, M: 09455927581, Kshatriya Maratha Bhavan 09651353299 Navaikar Lane, VP Road, Mumbai 400001 Phone : 022-23884133 58. Kunbe Maratha Maha Sang-Nagapur Dr Sashikat Pawar Nirmal Ganga, Opp Nandanvan Nagpur - 9 Tel.: 0712-2713554 54. Kashi Viswanath Kshatiya Vikash-Samithi S-17/331, Maldahiya, Varanasi (UP) Dr: Ashok Singh, M: 09919322221 Email ID: [email protected]

55. Chandole Kshatriya Vikash Samithi- Jasuri Vill & PO, Chandauli (Dist) U.P (State) Sri Rakesh Singh, M: 09651353299 Email ID: [email protected]

dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 48 04-02-2012 DONORS To THE ALL INDIA KSHATRIYA FEDERATION (as on 31-12-2011)

S.No Name of Donor Location Rs Receipt No Towards 1 A.S.Chinaswamy Raju Bangalore 100000 1 Cupus Fund 2 A.S.Kuppa Raju & Brothers Bangalore 100000 22 Cupus Fund 3 Elico (Ramesh Datla) Hyderabad 100000 26 Cupus Fund 4 Elico (Ramesh Datla) Hyderabad 100000 32 Cupus Fund 5 Mantena Surapa Raju Garagaparru (w.g) 19000 46 Cupus Fund 6 Mantena Veerabhadri Raju Garagaparru (w.g) 19000 47 Cupus Fund 7 Katari Kondayyamma Garagaparru (w.g) 18000 48 Cupus Fund 8 Mantena Venkata Subbayamma Srirampuram 20000 49 Cupus Fund 9 Mantena Anand Hyderabad 20000 50 Cupus Fund 10 Pinnama Raju Venkayamma Vissakoderu 19000 51 Cupus Fund 11 Ramsakhi Public Charitable Trust Mumbai 500000 52 Cupus Fund 12 Shree Rajput Sabha Jaipur 100000 53 Cupus Fund 13 Elico Limited (Ramesh Datla) Hyderabad 25000 54 Cupus Fund 14 Mantena Venkata Rama Raju Hyderabad 15000 56 Cupus Fund 15 Mantena Vara Lakshmi Hyderabad 15000 57 Cupus Fund 16 Mantena Ashok Srinivasa Raju Hyderabad 15000 58 Cupus Fund 17 Vasudha Pharmachem Limited Hyderabad 100000 59 Cupus Fund 18 APBC Printing Inks Pvt Ltd Hyderabad 100000 60 Cupus Fund 19 RGE Digital image Hyderabad 100000 61 Cupus Fund 20 Jyothi Printing inks pvt ltd Hyderabad 50000 62 Cupus Fund 21 Manthena Venkata Rama Raju Hyderabad 17000 63 Cupus Fund 22 M Vara Lakshmi Hyderabad 17000 64 Cupus Fund 23 M.Venkata Subbayyamma Hyderabad 16000 65 Cupus Fund 24 Manthena Ashok Srinivasa Raju Hyderabad 17000 66 Cupus Fund 25 Smt M.Sowjaya Hyderabad 17000 67 Cupus Fund 26 G.Bangaramma Hyderabad 16000 68 Cupus Fund 27 M.Anand Hyderabad 10000 69 Cupus Fund 28 M Kranthi Hyderabad 10000 70 Cupus Fund 29 M Vevek Hyderabad 10000 71 Cupus Fund 30 Gurukrupa Nursing college Gwalior 100000 73 Cupus Fund 31 Vasudha Pharmachem Limited Hyderabad 110000 74 Cupus Fund 32 Elico Limited (Ramesh Datla) Hyderabad 100000 75 Cupus Fund 33 N.V.Narasimha Raju Hyderabad 100000 82 Cupus Fund 34 Kanumuri Bapi raju Hyderabad 100000 89 Cupus Fund 35 Sri Digvijaya Singh Ji Bhopal 200000 94 Cupus Fund 36 The Under Secretary (General) to Govt of Haryana Haryana 1100000 105 Cupus Fund 37 Dr.P.T.Raju Hyderabad 100000 107 Cupus Fund 38 Atriya Institute of Technology Bangalore 100000 108 Cupus Fund 39 V.Venkatraya Varma Hyderabad 50000 122 Cupus Fund 40 Kshatriya Parishad Vizianagaram 25000 124 Cupus Fund 41 Alluri Sitaramaraju Seva Samithi Bhimavaram 25000 130 Cupus Fund 42 Kshatriya Samkshema Samithi Visakhapatnam 30000 131 Cupus Fund 43 Kshatriya Samkshema Parishad Palkol 25000 132 Cupus Fund 44 K.Janakirama Raju Hyderabad 1000 134 Cupus Fund 45 D.Ranga Raju & Family Visakhapatnam 500000 135 Cupus Fund 46 Vayhan Air Controls Pvt Ltd Hyderabad 25000 136 Cupus Fund 47 Sarkar J.J.Rawal Mumbai 100000 137 Cupus Fund 48 Kripa Shankar Singh Mumbai 100000 138 Cupus Fund 49 AVSR Holdings Pvt Ltd Hyderabad 1000000 143 Cupus Fund 50 Alluri Sitarama Raju Vizianagaram 100000 145 Cupus Fund 51 V.Venkatraya Varma Hyderabad 50000 147 Cupus Fund 52 Shri Harbans Singh Mumbai 500000 158 Cupus Fund 53 Vizanagaram Bio Tech Visakhapatnam 100000 159 Cupus Fund 54 Shri Amar Singh Ji UP 2100000 169 Cupus Fund 8406000 dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 4949 03-02-201204-02-2012 ALL INDIA KSHATRIYA FEDERATIONFORMATION OF NEW GOV- ERNING COUNCIL PERIOD FROM 09-10-2011 to 08-10-2014

1 Sri Narendra Singh Rajawat, Chairman 7 Sri P.Raghava Raju,Gen.Secretary Hotel - Kailrugji22 C Gopal BariJaipur H# 74 Tulip Serene Country Gachibowily, 302001, Rajasthan, (O) 0141 23 73 426, Hyderabad 500 034 Ph: (O) 040-2756 8681, 0141 51 06 211, (M) 09929441999, 23003574(M) 9849991919 09414065157, Email ID: [email protected] Email ID: [email protected]

2 Sri Datla RameshRoad 8 Sri D. Satyanarayana Raju, Treasurer Vice-Chairman (South) Kodurupadu, Allavaram (M), No. 13AJubilee Hills, Hyderabad 500033 A.P AMALAPURAME.G.Dist. – 533218, A.P. Andhra Pradesh, Tamilnadu, Kerla, Ph:08856-232005(M)9849533040 Karnataka, & Pandicherry, (M) 99490 35745, Email ID :[email protected] Email ID: [email protected] 9 Sri. Anand Singh Tomar, Org- Secretary 3 Sri Dr.Jayendrasingh, Vice-Chairman (West) Courtwali Centre Morar, Gwalior (MP) M.Jadeja Rajput, Kuladev Mandir Mohan (M) 09893442480 Cinema Road, Asarwaahamedabad-16, Email ID : [email protected] Gujarath State. Gujarat, Rajastan, Maharastra & Goa 10 Sri P. VARADARAJU GIRI, Org- Secretary (O) 079-2680494 (M) 09925248201 Hotel Siddhartha,Guest House Road, Email ID: [email protected] Nazarabad,MYSORE-570010,Karnataka (M) 098450 11646Email ID : 4 Sri. Hukum Singh Rana [email protected] : [email protected] Vice-Chairman (North) Haryana Rajput Pratinidhi Sabha360, Sector 11 Sri K.T.Srinivasa Raju, Org- Secretary 15, Faridabad, UP (state), Haryana, Punjab, Adyaranda BhavanMuthulaxmi BhavanNo.9, Himachalpradesh, , Uttaranchal, Delhi, M.G.Road, Sastri NagarCHENNAI– 600 020, Chandigarh & J & K Mobile: 09810020019 Tamilnadu State. (M) 94440 00999Email ID: E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]@aabsweets.com

5 Lt Vinay Singh Bhaduria 12 Sri. Bh Subba Raju, Member Vice-Chairman(Central) S/O Bh.V.Narasimha RajuPlot No 41, 74, Zone –II, T. Nagar, Near Raymond Show Flat No 101Ananda residency, Room, Bhopal, MP -463 011 D.No 55-43-73Doctors Colony, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh & Visakhapatnam 13 (M) 9246623623 Chattishgarh, Mobile : 09826024472, Email : (R) 08912700313 [email protected] Email ID: [email protected]

6 Sri. Kuldeep Singh Solanki, 13 Sri. K. Rama Raju, Member Vice-Chairman(East) s/o K.Balarama Raju27th Ward, 153, Vasant Enclave Raotularam Margh, L.R.PetaPalakol - 534 260W.G. Dt Near Hanuman MandirD.D.A Apart adjacent (M) 9848121332 to Vasant vihar, Delhi, Bhihar, Bengal, Orissa, Email ID: [email protected] Jharkhand & NE States Mobile No : 09810310000 Email Id : [email protected] dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 50 04-02-2012 All India Kshatriya Federation FELICITATED ICONS VISAKHAPATNAM (1st Sammelan) 1. Sri. Ch.V.P.Murthy Raju, (Gandhian & Educationist) 2. Sri. Rajendra S.Pawar, (CMD, NIIT Technologies) 3. Sri.P.R.Ramasubrahmaneya Rajah, (Chairman, RAMCO Group) 4. Dr. Ashok K. Chauhan, (Founder President, Amity University) 5. Sri.D.V.Raju, (Former Space Scientist) 6. Sri.Narendra Singh Rajawat, (President – Shree Rajupt Sabha 7. Sri. Raju Vegesna, (Chairman, Sify Technologies Ltd.) 8. Sri. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, (Olympic Medalist)

NAGPUR (2nd Sammelan) 1. S.V.S.S Ramachandra Raju, Ex PF Commissioner, Director Raghu Engineering College & Vizianagar Biotech Ltd. Vizianagarm District) 2. Dr Capt D.V.P Raja 3. Sri S. Narasa Raju, (Founder Chairman, Children’s Education Society) 4. Sri. Penmetsa Sambasiva Raju,

BHOPAL (3rd Sammelan) 1. Mr. N.A.K.Gopalakrishna Raja 2. Laljit Singh, Former Director of CCMB, Hyderabad 3. Mr P.V.N.Raju 4. Sri. L.Srihari Khoday, VC & MD Khoday group of Industries 5. Sri. Mantena Venkata Raju, Chairman & MD Vasudha Pharma Chem Limited

JAIPUR (4th Sammelan) 1. Shri Amar Singh Ji, (U.P.) Member of Rajya Sabha, Renowned Politician and Businessman. 2. Shri Rawal Raghubir Singh Dhula, 3. Smt. Laxmi Kumari Chundawat, lst Woman President of P.C.C. Rajasthan, Eminent Writer and Padmashree Awardee. 4. Shri Anshuman Singh Ji, Ex-Governor of Gujarat and Rajasthan, hails from U.P. and had a glorious career in the Judiciary, officiated as Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court. 5. Dr Capt M. Singaraja - Tamilnadu 6. Shri. M.N Raju - AP 7. Sri G. Ganga Raju - AP 8. Dr.R.Ravichandar - Karnataka dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 5151 03-02-201204-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T Ä+Á<Ûä ø£åÁ‹j·TT\T |üPsê« |üsê\T H S

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INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION - Contd... By 4000 BCE, a distinctive, regional culture, called pre-Harappan, had emerged in this area. (It is called pre-Harappan because remains of this widespread culture are found in the early starta of Indus civilization cities.) Trade network linked this culture with related regional cultures and distant sources of raw materials, including Villagers had, by this time, domesticated numerous crops, including peas, sesame seeds, dates, and cotton, as well as a wide range of domestic animals, including the water buffalo, an animal that remains essential to intensive agricultural production throughout Asia today. Town-planning: In some of the excavations, the remains of entire cities have been unearthed. From these it is observed that a Harappan city was protected by huge walls built on all sides. The walls had watch-towers at regular distances. Seals : Square seals or coins have been found in the excavations at various places. They were made of the powder of a particular white stone. Besides, seals of ivory, clay and metals, too, have been found. These seals bear the pictures of animals and manlike figures. At the top, letters are engraved in a script which has not yet been deciphered. Historians believe that such seals were used in rituals or for trade. Earthenware : Shapely earthen pots are one of the characteristics of the Harappa civilisation. Several specimens of such earthen pots have been found in excavations. One city on another : At Mohen-Jo-Daro, the remains of cities built above the other have been found. From those remains it appears that the original city at the sit perhaps got buried due to some reason. After a period of time, another city was built on the same site. Seven such layers of construction have been found at Mohen-jo-daro. The Great Bath : A hug spuare bath of 56 meters x 56 meters has been found at Mohen-Jo-Daro. At its centre there is a tank measuring 12 meters x 7 meters and there is a tank measuring 12 meters x 7 meters and 2.5 meters deep. There are spes leading down to the tank. The tank has been built in baked bricks in such a way as would prevent seepage of water. There is also a provision for draining and re-filling the tank form time to time. The Harappan people seem to have given special attention to facilites for cleanliness and hygiene. Their town-planning was systematic. The facilities provided in the Harappan cities clearly indicate that these citis must have had an administrative system which laid down rules of town management and implemented them strictly. - by D.V. Raju

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X¯. 1572e dü+ˆˆq >√˝§ÿ+&É düT˝≤ÔqT ¬s+&Ée sêj·T|üsêE 1688 dü+ˆˆ qT+&ç 1714 dü+ˆˆ es¡≈£î jÓTTø£ÿ ùdHê~Û|ü‹j·T>∑T s¡K‘YU≤Hé ˝≤Ø sê»eTùV≤+Á<äes¡eTT düsêÿs¡T |ü]bÕ*+∫]. áj·Tq CÒwü˜ ≈£îe÷s¡T&Ó’q eT÷&Ée (ø£fi≤) ‹eTàsêE MT~øÏ <ä+&Ó‹Ô e#ÓÃqT. ‘·Ts¡Twüÿ yêVæ≤qT\&ɶ–+#·T≥ <äTdü‡Vü≤eTì >±s¡T (1714`1734). áj·Tq ‘·+Á&ç eTs¡DÏ+#·Tdü]øÏ u≤\T&É>∑T≥ ìX¯ÃsTT+#·Tø=ì, ‹eTàsêE >±s¡T ‘·q ùdq‘√ HÓ<äTs¡T>± yÓ[fl s¡K‘YU≤Hé e\q M] ‘·*¢ sê|òüTeeTà>±s¡T u≤\Tì |ü{≤º_Ûwæ≈£îÔ\qT CÒdæ ‘êy˚T ˝≤Øì ø£*dæ sê»eTùV≤+Á<äes¡eTT düsêÿs¡T˝Àì 18 |üs¡>∑D≤\T e÷Á‘·eTT |ü]bÕ\q uÛ≤s¡eTT eVæ≤+∫]. s¡TdüTÔ+U≤Hé nH˚ Vü‰J VüQùd‡Hé ‹eTàsêE >±s¡T nqTuÛÑ$+#·T≥≈£î dü+~Û #˚düTø=ì]. sê»eTùV≤+Á<äes¡eTT bÂE<ë]>± qTqï düeTj·TeTT˝À ôd’q´ düy˚T‘·eTT>∑ ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡eTT #·T≥Tº qT+&ÉT Á|ü<˚X¯eTT |üPs¡«eTT øÏeT÷às¡T&ÉqT ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡+ yÓ[fl bÕ+&Ée⁄\ yÓT≥º e<ä› sê|òüTeeTà >±]øÏ ‘·eT sêø£ådüTì#˚ |ü]bÕ*+|üã&çq<äìj·TT, Ä ø±s¡DeTTq ˙ ÁbÕ+‘·eTT ≈£îe÷s¡T*s¡Te⁄qT ‘·q e<ä›≈£î |ü+|æq jÓT&É\ sê»´eTT yê]øÏ dæús¡|üs¡∫ øÏeT÷às¡T d”eTj·Tì yê&ÉTø£˝À qTqï~. á ÁbÕ+‘·eTT yÓTT<ä≥ ¬s&É¢ b˛jÓT<äqì es¡Ôe÷qeT+ô|qT. U≤qTì ã\yÓT]– #˚j·Tq<˚eTTq ˝Òø£ dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 5555 04-02-201204-02-2012 ‘·eT |ü⁄Á‘·Te⁄\ ìs¡Te⁄s¡Tì |ü+|æ+∫]. ø±∫q q÷HÓqT yÓqTïô|’ b˛sTT+∫ ã+>±s¡j·T´eTà>±s¡T e‘·‡yêj·T qs¡düsêE >±] bÂÁ‘·T&É>∑T yÓ+ø£≥ s¡TdüTÔ+U≤Hé yê]s¡Te⁄s¡Tì #·+|æ+#ÓqT. á yês¡Ô$ì sê|òüTeeTà >±s¡T, |ü‹sêE nH˚ u≤\Tì yÓ+ø£≥ »>∑|ü‹ sêE nqT ù|s¡T‘√ ô|+∫]. $T–*q ø£åÁ‹j·T Ád”Ô\T n–ï C≤«\\≈£î ÄVüQ‘Ó’]. ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡ dü+kÕúqeTT 1834`35 dü+ˆˆ\˝À dü+kÕúqeTT eTs¡\ <=s¡‘·qeTT yê] eTVü≤eTàBj·TT\ eX¯yÓTÆq~. eT÷&Ée ‹eTàsêE >±] |ü⁄Á‘·T&É>∑T |ü]bÕ\qeTTq qT+&Óq≥. ãT∫à ã+>±s¡j·T´eTà >±s¡T ¬s+&˚&ÉT¢ bÕ*+∫ »>∑|ü‹ø£|ü&ÉT @&ÉT e÷düeTT\T. áj·TqqT $»j·Tq>∑s¡ dü+kÕúHêBX¯ó dü«s¡ZdüTÔ˝…’]. &Ó’q ô|<ä $»j·TsêeT >∑»|ü‹ $»j·Tq>∑s¡eTT rdüTø=∫à d”‘êsêeT ;ÛeTes¡|ü⁄ ø√≥ Áo e‘·‡yêj·T »>∑Hêï<Ûä sêE >±] CÒwü˜ |ü⁄Á‘·T&ÉT kÕs¡«uÛÖeTTì ≈£îe÷s¡T&É>∑T nq+<äsêE‘√ bÕ≥T ô|+#ês¡T. Áo Áo e‘·‡yêj·T dü÷s¡´Hêsêj·TD »>∑|ü‹ sêE >±s¡T 15`9`1838q e‘·‡yêj·T »>∑|ü‹sêE >±s¡T $»j·Tq>∑s¡ ø√≥˝À ô|]–, 16 dü+e‘·‡s¡ ø=sƒê+ mùdº≥TqT dü+bÕ~+∫Hês¡T. e÷]à 1839˝À ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡eTT ej·TdüT‡˝À qTqï|ü&ÉT $»j·TsêeT >∑»|ü‹ ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡ dü+kÕúqeTTqT dü+kÕúqeTT ≈£L&É M]|üs¡yÓTÆq~. 1847˝À ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡ dü+kÕúqeTT ‹s¡T>∑ sêã{Ϻ áj·TqqT |ü{≤º_Ûwæ≈£îÔì >±$+∫]. á >∑»|ü‹sêE e‘·‡yêj·T yê] qT+&ç <=s¡‘·qeTT yê] bÕ\sTTq$. n|ü&ÉT ‘·Tì, >±πs #Ó+<äT]Ô j·TT<ä∆eTTq $»j·Tq>∑s¡ eTVü‰sêE Äq+<äsêE HÓ<äT]+∫ ø=sƒê+ mùdº≥T¢ ø£*|æ y˚j·Tã&çq$. dü÷s¡´Hêsêj·TD »>∑|ü‹ b˛sê&ç |üsêõ‘·T˝…’ |ü˝≤j·Tq+ >±$+∫]. ‘·<äT|ü] Äq+<ä >∑»|ü‹ ãVü≤<äTs¡Tyês¡T ‘·eT sê»<Ûëìì ‘·TìøÏ e÷]Ã]. M] j·Tq+‘·s¡eTT kÕeTs¡¢ø√≥˝À qTqï Áô|ò+∫ yê]ì >=≥Tº≥¬ø’ yÓfi¯ófl#·T+&É »>∑|ü‹sêE CÒwü˜|ü⁄Á‘·T&ÉT yÓ+ø£≥ CÀ– »>∑Hêï<Ûä »>∑|ü‹sêE >±s¡T dü«\Œ ø±\eTT >±s¡TqT, |æsƒê|ü⁄sêBÛX¯«s¡T&É>∑T sêe⁄ ˙˝≤Á~sêj·Tì >±s¡TqT ø±ø£s¡¢|üP&ç ‘·Tì mùdº≥TqT bÕ*+∫ dü«s¡ZdüTÔ˝…’]. M] j·Tq+‘·s¡eTT M] k˛<äs¡T&ÉT yê]‘√ ø£\dæ ø=ìïy˚\ ôd’q´eTT\‘√ Äq+<ä >∑»|ü‹ì kÕeTs¡¢ø√≥ Áo yÓ+ø£≥ dæ+Vü‰Á~sêE >±s¡T sê»´eTTq≈£î e∫Ã]. Ms¡T 1853˝À düMT|üeTTqTqï ñ+&É÷s¡T e<ä› 1759 &çôd+ãs¡T˝À HÓ<äTs=ÿì]. >∑»|ü‹ Áyêdæq M\THêe÷ Á|üø±s¡eTT M] uÛ≤s¡´ yÓ+ø£≥ düTuÛÑÁ<äj·T´ >±]øÏ <ë{ÏøÏ ì\Te˝Òø£ »>∑|ü‹sêE >±s¡T eTs¡DÏ+∫]. á »>∑|ü‹ sêE ø=sƒê+ mùdº≥T, #·s¡ dæúsêdüTÔ\T j·÷e‘·÷Ô <äK\T |ü&ÉT≥j˚T>±ø£ ‘·eT >±] dü+‘·‹ yês¡T ‘·eT HêeTeTT\ ∫es¡qT ªª»>∑|ü‹μμ j·TqT |ü<äeTTqT sTTwüºeTT e∫Ãq |æ\¢yêìì <ä‘·Ô‘· #˚düTø=qT≥≈£î n~Ûø±s¡+ \_Û+∫q~. #˚s¡TÃø=HÓqT. Áo e‘·‡yêj·T Hê\Ze ‹eTà »>∑|ü‹ sêE >±]øÏ Ms¡T y˚<ä bÕsƒ¡XÊ\qT kÕú|æ+∫Hês¡T. e+<ä\ ø=\~ ø£åÁ‹j·T $yêVü≤eTT\T (1760`1797) ‘·+Á&ç eTs¡DÏ+#·T düeTj·TeTTq @&˚+&É¢ ej·TdüT. Ms¡T #˚sTT+#ês¡T. ;ÛeTes¡|ü⁄ ø√≥ yêdüÔe⁄´\T Áo e‘·‡yêj·T es¡Vü≤ |üPdübÕ{Ï Äq+<ä>∑»|ü‹ >±] uÛ≤s¡´ #·+Á<äj·T´eTà >±] dü+s¡ø£åDeTTq qè•+Vü≤sêE >±] CÒwü˜ |ü⁄Á‘·T&É>∑T dü‘·´Hêsêj·TD sêEì <ä‘·Ô‘· #˚düTø=ì ô|]¬>qT. Äq+<ä >∑»|ü‹ ôV’≤<äsêu≤<äT eTT≥º&ç dü+<äs¡“¤eTT˝À <ë]˝À yê]øÏ ªªyÓ+ø£≥ dü÷s¡´ Hêsêj·TD »>∑|ü‹ ãVü≤<ä›sYμμ nì |ü⁄qsêïeT ø±\<Ûäs¡àeTT H=+<ÓqT(1760). #·+Á<äj·TeTà >±s¡T ‘·eT <ä‘·TÔ&É>∑T ∫q ø£s¡DeTT #˚dæHês¡T. M]øÏ |ü⁄Á‘· dü+‘êqeTT ø£\T>∑˝Ò<äT. Ms¡T 1978˝À $»j·TsêeT >∑»|ü‹ì, Hê\TZe ‹eTà »>∑|ü‹ì <√&=ÿì qyêãT‘√ ø±\ <Ûäs¡àeTT H=+~]. M] |ü]bÕ\q ø±\eTT˝À ‘·Tì mùdº≥T Ä+Á<Ûä sêJ|ü&ç $»j·Tq>∑s¡ sê»´eTT $»j·TsêeT >∑»|ü‹øÏì, ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡ sêheTT˝À $©qyÓTÆq~. M] eTs¡DeTT‘√ ‘·Tì Á|üuÛÑTe⁄\ sê»´eTT 4e ‹eTà »>∑|ü‹øÏì dæ∆s¡|üs¡#ÓqT. Ms¡TqT $»j·Tq>∑s¡ e+X¯eT+‘·]+∫q~. Á|üuÛÑTe⁄\>∑T ∫q $»j·TsêeT >∑»|ü‹j·TTqT Á|æj·T$TÁ‘·T\T. Áo ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡ dü+kÕúq|ü⁄ ø√≥\T : 1. ô|<ë›|ü⁄s¡eTT ø√≥, 2. q+&É÷s¡T e‘·‡yêj·T Hê\Ze sêj·T>∑»|ü‹sêE >±s¡T (Áø°. X¯. 1797`1804) ø√≥, 3. sö‘·T\ |üP&ç ø√≥, 4. nqïes¡|ü⁄ ø√≥. 22 dü+ˆˆ\ ÁbÕj·TeTTq ‘·+Á&ç >±] j·Tq+‘·s¡eTTq 1797 dü+ˆˆ˝À sê»´eTTq≈£î e∫Ã]. M] ø±\eTTqH˚ dü+kÕúqeTT XÊX¯«‘·ø£s¡ ìs¡íj·TeTT yÓTT>∑\÷Ôs¡T dü+kÕúqeTT (permanent settlement) #˚j·Tã&ç dü+kÕúqeTT $düÔ]+|üã&çq~. 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YOGA - Compiled by D.V. Raju

• Yuj, which in Sanskrit, means to unite, is the root of the word Yoga.

• Yoga is one of the six orthodox schools of Indian philosophy.

• Patanjali, the early exponent of Yoga, is the author of Yoga Sutras. These were written in 200-300 BC.

• Patanjali Yoga is ashtanga or has eight limbsoyama, niyama, asana, pranayama, pratyahara, dharana, dhyana and samadhi.

• Patanjali's system is called Raja Yoga. It focuses on the control of mind.

• Yoga dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization (3300-1700 BC).

• Pasupati seal, discovered by John Marshall at the site of the settlement, is said to feature a Yoga pose.

• Ancient texts that mention Yoga include the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and Bhagavad Gita.

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Penmetsa Raghava Raju, a business man and From 1984 onwards prominent social welfare cause minded person, was every four years, keep on born on 05th June 1944 at Unikili Village, near upgrading the technology Bhimavaram, W. G. Dt, A. P as a second son to available to meet the growing needs of printing late Sri Venkatapathi Raju, a well known political Industry in AP, mainly in Hyderabad. Today sufferer and a contractor. His Family details are: Hyderabad is no way less in any comparisons with Wife : Smt Swarajyalakshmi rest of India and even few printers are on par with Global market. Daughters : He has three daughters, Eldest: Smt Indira Parvathi married to Sri A. V. N. Raju, He has extended his service by participating blessed with two children (a son & daughter); actively in this area and associated with the ‘All India Printing Manufacture association’ as a President, Second daughter: Soumya married to Sri Vice-President, General Secretary & Member for Chakrapani Manthena blessed with two children (a the last 18 years. daughter & son) and Third daughter: Kavitha married to N. V. Rama Raju, blessed with a He has been associated with The Kshatriya daughter. Seva Samithi for the last 23 years as Secretary, Vice-President and President. He is also the Primary education of P. Raghava Raju went on Chairman of the Federation of Kshatriya Seva at Kesava Memorial Multipurpose High School in Sanghams (FKSS) for the last 5 years & General Telugu Medium at Hyderabad and he has studied Secretary of the All India Kshatriya Federation Civil Engineering at Gulbargha (Karnataka). (AIKF) for the last 4 years. He has also passion to He had started his business at the age of 25 extending services to social cause for extending years in a small way and built his business starting help to the poor & needy of the community and to from dealing in printing material as indenting agent the society. & extended to stocks & sale with sole distribution Now, with a mandate to create necessary for AP; then in 1984, he ventured into manufacturing infrastructure for assisting the deserving Kshatriyas and formed APBC group covering a wide range of in coaching for all types of Services, imparting printing materials and he is the founder Managing training in various vocational opportunities and Director (MD) of the group. empower the emerging youth find a firm footing in He has passion to bring the new technologies their careers, all efforts are being made to have for uplifting the quality of printing industry & train such an edifice by 2013-14 and Sri Raghava Raju people to meet the growing needs of the industry. deserves to be complimented for taking a lead role. In this process, he has been recognized by state government and recommended for special Citation by His Excellency President of India. Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 6969 04-02-201204-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T Dandu Visweswara Raju H S

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Family Background: Sister: Elder to him Late D. Prabhavathi (2007), Visweswara Raju was Retd. Head Mistress - Zilla Parishat School, born on 22-11-1943 as a Bhimavaram second child & elder son Younger Brother: Late D. Venkata Prasada to Smt. Satyavathi Devi - Sri Dandu Jagga Raju of Satyanarayana Raju (2001); Smt. Lakshmi,D/o Late 7th generation family of Lingarajupalem Village, Addala Ranga Raju – Surya Kumari, Sakhinetipalli, Sarvasiddi Rayavaram Mandal of Vizag District, East Godavari District, A. P Andhra Pradesh. Their roots date back to 1750, in Paternal Grandparents: Late D. Visweswara Village of Mallipudi near Manchili of West Godavari Raju (S/o Late Senior Jagga Raju – Late Rajeswari) District (W. G. Dt), from where Dandu Rama Raju – Bangaramma D/o Kalidindi Lakshmi Narasimha with his family migrated to Lingarajupalem and the Raju – Ramanayamma, Goraganamudi, WGDt. first generation was reckoned to him. D. V. Raju’s Maternal Grandparents: Late Alluri Peddi father was the eldest child of a 7-children (4 sons Raju, Buchi Sitayyamma D/o Late Penmetsa Subba & 3 daughters) family of the Senior Visweswara Raju (District Board Member) – both from Alamuru, Raju and Bangaramma, of Kalidindi clan, hailing West Godavari District, A. P from Goraganamudi village, near Bhimavaram, W. G. Dt. In-laws: Late Alluri Subba Raju, B. Sc (Ag), Late Siromani (1975) D/o freedom fighter His mother Smt. Satyavathi Devi was the 8th Bhupathiraju Ramamurthy Raju-Saraswathi, D/o th child and 5 daughter (belonging to 5th generation) Rajayamma (sister of Senior Dandu Jagga Raju of of a 10-children (4 sons & 6 daughters) family of Lingarajupalem, Vizag Dt. ) - Alluri Ramakrishnam Smt. Buchi Sitayyamma - Alluri Peddi Raju of Raju (Mogollu, WGDt. ) on Sub-collector & Paternal Alamuru Village, Penumantra mandal (formerly uncle of Viplava Jyothi Alluri Sitarama Raju Tanuku Taluk) of W. G. Dt. Sri Peddi Raju was the Brother’s daughters: 1. Neelima, BCA - only son-in-law of District Board Member, Penmetsa Gadiraju Rama Raju, MCA, S/o Sri Satyanarayana Subba Raju. Raju (Retd. EO-Endowments Dept. ) – Smt. Sita Details of 8th Generation Dandu Visweswara Devi, Garagaparru, WGDt. settled in USA with 3 Raju, Lingarajupalem, S. Rayavaram Mandal, Vizag children: Varsha, Tarun Kumar Varma & Ananya 2. District: Tejo Prasanthi – Kalidindi Anil Kumara Raju, M. Sc. S/o Sivarama Raju – Venkata Subba Lakshmi, Wife: Smt. Sita Devi D/o 3rd maternal uncle of Kesavaram, WG Dt. Son: K. Sri Aditya Varma Alamuru, West Godavari District (WGDt), A. P Education: D. V. Raju baptisms into school Son & Daughter-in-law: Late D. Venkata education, right from 1st standard to 7th, at Roman Krishna Raju (Kumar) B. Com, LLB; Vijaya Sree, Catholic Missionary (RCM) High School, Vizag as D/o Surya Kumari –Late Rompicherla Balarama his father moved his family in late 1940s to Vizag Raju, M. A, M. Com, LLB (Former Additional for his own livelihood as well as for providing better Director, Dept. of Textiles & Handlooms, Govt. of education to his children. Upon closing his business A. P) of Guntur Dt. origin & migrants to Chitturu Dt. venture due to heavy losses, DVR’s parents went Two Grandsons: D. Viswa Ravi Teja Varma, back to their village and DVR pursued further schooling at Marteru town of W. G. Dt, staying with B. Com II (Comp); D. Rohit Varma, Sr. Inter maternal grand parents in Alamuru. He then had Parents: late Jagga Raju (1976), late his P. U. C (12th) at W. G. B (now DNR) college, Satyavathi Devi (2009) Bhimavaram, W. G. Dt. He represented the college dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 70 04-02-2012 in volleyball and basketball in the intercollegiate later on to have retained that distinction to have tournaments, in 1960-61. participated in the first-ever Indian Satellite At the age of 17 and immediately after his P. ‘ARYABHAT’ program. With his penchant for U. C. in 1961, DVR got married to Sita Devi, digital communications, when they were just daughter of his 3rd maternal uncle Alluri Subba Raju, nascent at that time, he did remarkably well in who was then the Coconut Development Officer designing futuristic systems. (Dept. of Agriculture, Govt. of A. P). A great dilemma Then as Dy. Project Engineer for the 40-kg befell on DVR, whether to pursue Engineering, Rohini satellite to be launched with indigenous Pharmacy or Nuclear Physics. A distant relative of rocket/launch vehicle, under development, he was their family, Prof. Jnananada of Andhra University instrumental in overseeing the entire electrical advised him to go for the emerging nuclear discipline system comprising the telemetry system, the tele- whereas his father-in-law was for pharmacy and command, power, tracking and communication engineering being the preference of his father. systems. He was also, as Project Manager, Decisively, DVR preferred to go for engineering, responsible for development of the entire Electrical being strong in his analytical approach, and joined system for the first experimental communication at Govt. College of Engineering at Kakinada, leaving satellite “APPLE’, standing for Arianne Passenger it with a first class degree in B. E in 1966. He Payload Experiment, to be launched by the then represented the college in Volleyball, Ball- evolving European launch vehicle ARIANNE, from badminton, Kho-Kho and Basketball in the French Guyana. Midway through this program, he intercollegiate tournaments and in the Madras left ISRO to join National Remote Sensing & Agency Loyola College tournaments, during 1963-66. Also, (NRSA). he was college third in the 100m, 200m sprints and During his stint with ISRO, he was a signatory first in 4x100m relay. to the Protocol agreement with the then Soviet At that stage he decided to go for a job to Union for their launch support; As Dy. Leader, he live independently with his own family of wife conducted the prelaunch & post-launch operations and the son, born in 1965. But, as destined, he of ARYABHAT satellite at Bear’s lake, near had to go for M. Tech, being then started at REC Moscow; Member of the delegation for signing the (now NIT) Warangal in 1966, at the instance of his APPLE Satellite launch agreement with European cousin (2nd maternal uncle’s son Sri Alluri Space Agency in The Netherlands in September Satyanarayana Raju) and co-brother of his father- 1976 notwithstanding the loss of his father just a in-law Sri K. Venkatapathi Raju, both were working few days before his departure to Amsterdam and at REC in different capacities. Family life did not the ISRO nominee for conducting compatibility tests come in the way of his securing second rank & for ARYABHAT satellite with a few European ground distinction in M. Tech in 1968. stations. Professional Career: by choice D. V. Raju Immediately after joining NRSA, in April opted for joining the Indian Space Research 1978, as Head of Earth Stations Division, he took Organization (ISRO) at Trivandrum, Kerala, when up the responsibility of establishing the FIRST- he was suffused with 3 job offers, even before the EVER INDIAN Earth station for receiving/ Viva-Voce was held for the M. Tech. He joined ISRO, processing of the first generation Earth resources gently refusing the offer from Central Electronics satellites ‘Landsats’ of USA. A dual purpose earth Engineering Research Institute (CEERI), an edifice station, serving both the earth resources and of CSIR, and REC itself. He even declined to go for meteorological needs was built and commissioned Ph. D in Madras IIT. The desire to do something in June 1979 in a record time of 10 months after unique, when no other Indian had achieved of the project took shape in August 1978. In this designing, building and launching the first-ever connection, he was at Ford Aerospace at Houston satellite, was the motivating and compelling & Scientific Atlanta, at Atlanta for about 9 months attributes in opting for this assignment. Incidentally, and participated as a designer as well as a Certifier it is historical that D. V. RAJU was the first Kshatriya before the delivery of systems ordered on them. Raju to have joined the Indian Space Program and Immediately thereafter, he undertook development dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 7171 04-02-201204-02-2012 of a similar system for the advanced series of grounds. Post retirement, he helped Ananth ‘Landsats’ and a very high resolution French Technologies Ltd to source a few technologies of Satellite ‘SPOT’ and operationalized the systems ISRO and stabilized it to have a firm footage in both in1986. Then, for the operational Indian Remote ISRO & DRDO Programs. He was given the reins Sensing (IRS) program of ISRO, he was made of Susee Spacetek Pvt. Ltd (SSPL), floated by S/s responsible for the complete data acquisition, GR K Raju, PS Raju, P. Srinivas Raju & himself. processing and image analysis systems which were This company was more of an enterprise for established before the launch of the first satellite developing special products meant for space & IRS-1 in 1988. defence applications. In the process, it even So, the journey continued, when he was exported such special & state of the art systems to made Project Coordinator for the entire ground Space Imaging, USA for use in their remote sensing segment of ISRO, Dept. of Space, GOI, for the earth stations. Later, it diversified into V-SAT emerging Microwave European Remote Sensing products. He was its Managing Director till June Satellite, ERS-1. He, along with his team, 2005, when he had to undergo a second and critical accomplished this state of the art technology-driven bypass surgery. Later, SSPL was merged in the assignment, successfully propelling India to be one company Jisnu Communications Ltd (JCL), of Sri of the top foremost countries to have harnessed P. Srinivas Raju, a co-founder of SSPL. D. V. Raju the benefits of remote sensing tools of optical & is with JCL as it’s Director-Technical. microwave sensors for National Natural Resources At both Bangalore and Hyderabad, Mr. D. V. mapping. Raju held several administrative and management He was also responsible for running and positions, like Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Member upgrading the aerial remote sensing facility, of Departmental Promotion & Recruitment replacing the vintage Dakotas with the modern Committees, Senior Purchase Committees, Beachcraft jets and a new set of latest Grievance Committees, Staff Welfare-cum- instrumentation was developed for ensuring reliable Recreation Committees, Employee-Management data acquisition from camera & scanners. This Joint Coordination Council, Normalization of aerial remote sensing not only complemented the employees to have a uniform pattern in their scales satellite remote sensing but also enabled mapping of pay, to name a few, of highly time intensive of magnetic lines for finding potential oil fields and administrative responsibilities concurrent to his provided large-scale mapping requirements of demanding technical assignments. He also had Survey of India. given counseling, coaching and training to the employees, besides helping in placement of a large For enabling the armed forces to take number of deserving, of those who did not have advantage of the satellite remote sensing with 2- good references, persons including those of 10 meter resolutions, Dept of Space was the nodal Kshatriya community. agency for establishing the first Earth Station, Data Processing and Data Analysis Systems for them, Visits: Travelled far and wide, representing near Delhi and the natural choice for the Dept was ISRO – Govt of India in satellite programs, starting to appoint D. V. Raju as the Project Coordinator for with the then Soviet Union in 1972 – 76 (4 trips); to accomplishing the task. He nearly completed the U. K (twice), France (thrice), Germany (twice), Italy task before he left the department for good & the Netherlands, USA (four trips) Australia, Japan, (retirement by his choice) and his successors Argentina Brazil & Canada during 1974 – 92 before completed the task and made them operational leaving the Govt. of India service. Later, as a before handing them over to the Ministry of delegate of Ministry of Commerce & Industry, visited Defence. Taiwan and South Korea followed by the last visits to Canada and the USA for a possible technology After his distinguished service with the Dept tie-up on Power packs relevant for the Dept. of of Space (ISRO & NRSA) for 24 years (1968-92), Telecommunications in 1997-08. D. V. Raju took retirement on his own, when still 13 years of likely service was at hand, on personal Professional Membership dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 72 04-02-2012 • Fellow of Institution of Electronics & drawn into Andhra Cultural Association and Telugu Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) Vignana Samithi and helped them in conducting • Fellow of Indian Geophysical Union cultural programs; played a key role in obtaining a grant of Rs. 50000/ from the Govt. of A. P for the • Life Member of Indian Society of Remote Telugu Vignana Samithi. So, the urge to be with Sensing such social outfits surfaced at a tender age of early • Life Member of Indian National Cartography 30s. No wonder then that he could play very Association significant roles in later times. Highlights & Achievements 1. KSS-AP • Most satisfying moment in professional career • Served in various capacities as its Secretary, was finding out the cause (s) for failure of President, Ex-officio member and Special Scientific Experiments in ‘ARYABHAT’ satellite, invitee during 1994-2009. Helped raise the and it was a starred question in Parliament. resource base with Membership drive (2659) More so, as an earlier committee appointed for and capital fund (Rs. 44 Lacs). this very purpose could not identify and when • Responsible for creating an asset base of Sri D. V. Raju was given the responsibility of Kshatriya Towers (Rs. 9. 6 Crores) & Hostel finding out the cause, he with two associates of (1. 40 Crores). his choice, using an existing proto ARYABHAT satellite, simulated the probable causative • Introduced new welfare schemes like widow situations in a non-stop 72-hour exercise. Lo & pension & financial assistance for education behold, he was able to get to the problem and & Self-employment; Sadhana learning center demonstrated repetitively to his Director, Prof for imparting computer skills to school drop-outs Udipi Ramachandra Rao (UR Rao). ISRO • He was the Chief Editor & Editor, in three Chairman, Prof Satish Dhawan complimented spells, of Kshatriya Vani/Kshatriya Prabha him. It was then suitably answered in the magazine from Oct 2001 to Sept 2009. Parliament. 2. FKSS • Recipient of ‘Distinguished Achievement Award • Architect for emergence of The Federation of -1976’ from ISRO, Govt of India for his signal Kshatriya Seva Sanghams on 13 Dec 2002 with contribution to the first-ever Indian Satellite 28 Member-Samithis; it’s Founder-Chairman & ‘ARYABHAT’. continued in that capacity till Sep 2006. • He had to his credit highly contributive role in 4 • Corpus and other donations, to the tune of about satellites, before moving to NRSA, Hyderabad. Rs. 10 Lacs were raised for stabilizing its • Recipient of ‘Hind Gaurav’ Award at All India activities Achievers’ conference, 1995. • Looked after the Kshatriya Web site, right from • Honored with ‘National Corporate Excellence its conceptual stage to its first phase of Award’ for indigenization efforts, 1995 operations with enumeration work and creating • Honored with ‘Best Exporter Award’ from data-base; more than 200 Articles on prominent Medium & Small Industries Association, persons, including freedom fighters, etc., were 1996-07 written and uploaded. • Recipient of ‘Best Export Effort Award-1997’ For the cause of under privileged, he donated from FAPCCI, from the then C. M. Sri close to Rs. 1. 5 Lakhs to KSS- A. P & FKSS put Chandrababu Naidu. together. • Small Scale Entrepreneur- Special Recognition 3. ASR Smaraka Samithi: As Vice-President, Award-1997, Ministry of Industry, Govt of India. played a key role in organizing the Centenary celebrations of Alluri Sitarama Raju as a STATE Social Service: Function in 1997. Even while he was with ISRO at Trivandrum, 4. AIKF: In the formative stages, helped in drafting in early 1970s & later in Bangalore in mid 1970s, its constitution and supports the team with dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 7373 04-02-201204-02-2012 background work (back-end office), as desired, serves this abode as a participative Advisor and from time to time. donated Rs. 50000/ to its Corpus. 5. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND 9. He is the motivating force behind the service (NAB) activities of ‘Alluri Sitarama Raju Seva • As its General Secretary for its A. P Center, Samithi’ of his native place ‘Lingarajupalem’ during 1996-98, enrolled life members and for the last 20 years and helps its cause with raised donations for promoting inclusive small contributions. education to visually impaired children. He considers Dr. Vikram Sarabai, Prof Satish • Stood National first in getting 36 cornea Dhawan and Prof Udipi Ramachandra Rao (U. operations done to girls below 18 years at LV R. Rao), all three were ISRO Chairmen during 1966- Prasad Eye Institute, with assistance from 94 and Sri Pramod Kale, a distinguished scientist Proctor & Gamble to NAB-India, when the rest of ISRO, with whom he worked very closely, as his of the country could achieve hardly 50 such professional role models for the unique work culture, operations in the given 3-month period. and transparency, tranquility fostered and taken forward even in adverse situations. • Medical camps were organized for the benefit of rural people and screening was done for He avers that the time-sense, discipline & ascertaining vision related problems, with the unwavering mind of his father; the humility & help of Lions Club & Sadhuram Eye Hospital. sacrificial qualities of his mother; the humaneness Affected persons were given spectacles & and humongous patience of his maternal medicines, free of cost. Mr. D. V. Raju helped grandmother, great foresight & honesty of his father- NAB-AP with a small donation. in-law, the equanimity of his sister, the sharing attitude of his wife and the calm composure of his 6. INDIAN ASSOCIATION FOR VISUALLY daughter-in-law were the driving inspirations for DV HANDICAPPED (IAVH): For about two years, Raju to be what he is today. was its Vice-President and notable contribution was establishing 5 Talking Library systems That is how, he recounts, he was able to at Central Institute of English and Foreign overcome the sudden loss of his father (Sep 1976) Languages (CIEFL) now EFL, OU Campus with when DV Raju was just 32 years old; loss of his the help of Microsoft. younger brother (Sep 2001)in a freak accident, just before the marriage of his younger daughter; the 7. ART & CULTURAL TRUST (ACT) sudden loss of his only issue due to a massive heart • Its motivator, first Patron member and attack (Mar 2004), at the age of 39 years; the Chairman for its Advisory chamber, took an unexpected loss of his sister in sleep (2007) and active part in mobilizing resources through death due to brain hemorrhage of his hale & healthy membership/donations for empowering the mother (2009) due to a misstep on the stairs, when special children to showcase their artistic and all of them were under his care, did not deter him cultural talents. Assisted ACT with an amount from leading his normal life (though with 15 tablets of Rs. 50000/. daily), despite carrying more responsibilities of • Chaired several sessions, provided a balancing bringing-up his two grandsons. act between the ambitions and real-life situation Steely nerves and steely mind, too, considering moderating its programs & extended back-end that he has had bypass surgeries twice (1993 & support to all its programs. 2005), had a near- fatal accident (1986) while on 8. JNANASHRAM: He conceptualized Home for Govt of India duty and somewhat troubled with a the aged, when he was the President of KSS- slip-disc (2007). AP, which later came into realty, under the aegis “ACHIEVE SOMETHING WORTHWHILE of Ashram Charitable Trust of Sri R. Sreerama BEFORE YOUR TIME ON THIS PLANET Raju, in the form of Jnanashram in 2003. He EXPIRES”, is his firm belief. Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 74 04-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H S Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju I K (G. V. Rama Raju - 12th President of KSS-AP) 1 1 9 61 - 201 GO R LDEN JUBILEE YEA

Gadiraju Venkata Rama Raju, born to Late Education: He had Sri Satyanarayana Raju-Late Smt. Annapurna of his schooling up to 7th Std Gollalakoderu village, Palakoderu Mandal of West at Duvva near Tanuku Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, on 15 July 1939, followed by the 8th & 9th at is the second son of the 3-son family of their parents. Yendagandi and then 10th and SSLC at FAMILY DETAILS OF G. V. RAMA RAJU Bhimavaram. He pursued his Intermediate at ULCM High School and B. Sc (1960) at the WGB (DNR) Wife:Saraswathi, D/o Rudraraju Rama Raju - College (Andhra University) Bhimavaram. He then Janaki, Sakhinetipalli, E. G. Dt graduated in Mechanical Engineering (B. E. ) from • Eldest son (1st): G. Vijaya Krishna Raju, B. Tech Mysore University in 1965. (Mech) – Lakshmi Sunitha, D/o Jampana Professional Career started with Republic Gopalakrishnam Raju – Ramasita, Antharvedi- Forge Ltd as an engineer for three years during palem, E. G. Dt 1965-68, before he moved over to Indo Nippon - Elder daughter: Smt. Sravani, B. Tech Precision Bearings Ltd (Presently HMT Bearings (Comp) – Alluri Harsha Varma, MBA; S/o Alluri Ltd) in Collaboration with M/s. Koyo Seiko, JAPAN Srimannarayana (ASN) Raju – Shyama of and was with that firm till June 1976, from February Antharvedipalem, E. G. Dt 1969. During his stint over there, he had undergone advanced training in Bearing Technology with Younger daughter: Kum G. Vaishnavi, particular reference to Inspection / Testing of IV B. Tech (Comp) bearings, development and Manufacturing of • Elder son (2nd) G. Sai Satyanarayana Raju, Bearings, etc. for 6 months at M/s Koyo Seiko, M. Tech – Krishna Vanaja, D/o Sri Gottumukkala JAPAN. Venkata Satya Surya Sitarama Raju – Satyavathi, On his return, he was made Incharge of the Chinamiram, W. G. Dt Quality Control Department and later as a Senior - Son: Master G. Vamsi Engineer in R & D for 6 years up to 1976. As R & D Engineer, he took up a project of Manufacturing - Daughter: Baby Srija Saraswathi Ball Grinding/Lapping Machine as import • Younger son (3rd) G. Raghu Raju, B. Tech substitution. 3 machines were developed for use in (Mech) – Padma, D/o Sri Rudraraju Venugopala Alloy Steel Ball Grinding of Super Precision Class Krishnam Raju – Varalakshmi, Undi, W. G. Dt used for High Quality Balls used in Precision Quality - Elder daughter: Kum G. Kavya, B. Tech Bearings. (Comp) Entrepreneur career started with setting up of Diagram Forgings Pvt Ltd in 1976-77, under - Younger daughter: Chy. G. Shravya, 10th Std. Technocrats’ scheme, at I. D. A Nacharam, Rama Raju’s Brothers Hyderabad. He further diversified, in 1988, the Elder Brother: Late Sri G. Bangara Raju- activity to Electronic components and started Smt. Sarojini manufacture of WIRE WOUND RESISTORS of Professional Grade to Customers like A. B. B., I. T. Younger Brother: Late Sri G. Satyanarayana Raju I., Network, N. G. E. F., B. E. L. and Advani Oerlikon Smt. Annapurna after obtaining approvals from LCSO, CACT, EXACT, etc. He is the Chairman for both of them since inception. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 7575 04-02-201204-02-2012 Important Positions: • FORGE MASTER AWARD at 20th International Forging Congress (IFC2011) held in November • Served as Secretary from 1980 to 1990 and 2011. as President from 1991 to 2011 of Nacharam Industries Association. Social Service: • President for FAPSIA (Federation of Andhra • Since 1995, providing better facilities at Village Pradesh Small Industries Association) that deals Primary and Secondary schools. with the problems of Small Scale Industries with • Provided full fledge Science Laboratory and all related Government Agencies, from 1997 Computer Centre for the High School. to 2003. During this period SSI Policy was announced by Government of Andhra Pradesh • Construction and donation of an Ayurvedic declaring November 2nd as SSI DAY. Hospital & conversion of the same partly to a Primary Health Centre. • Founder - Chairman of Kapra Industrial Municipality from May 1996 to 2001- as per • Providing Sports & Games facilities at the Village the State Government Policy of decentralization High School with games/sports kits. of powers of all the Industrial Estates coming • Founded Gollalakoderu Welfare Association under one Municipal Zone and thus emerged to spread and impart education to all the Kapra Industrial Municipality under Industrial residents of Gollalakoderu Village and also to Area Local Authority (I. A. L. A. ), first of its the people hailing from the village but are kind in the country. presently residing outside the village. • Member in Central Government SSI Board for • Served the KSS – AP as Treasurer during the period of 3 years during 1990-1993. 1994-97. • Chairman (Southern Region) from 1996 to 2000 • President of KSS – AP during Oct 2003 to Sept and Chairman (Central Region) from 2001 to 2006 and the then financial assistance to 2006 for Association of Indian Forging students has been renamed “Vidyadan Industry (A. I. F. I. ). Managing Committee Scheme” and efforts were made to popularize member and Core Committee Member for it for receiving donations. Also, was the Chief IFC2011 (International Forging Congress Editor of the Kshatriya Prabha Magazine 2011). during this period. Recognitions/Awards: • As Ex-officio member and as a Special Invitee, • Best Quality Award from a Multi National supported the Samithi activities besides giving Company for 10 consecutive years. constructive suggestions. • Best Export Award under SSI Category. • Took active part in the affairs of the FKSS. • Best Chairman of the Industrial Municipality for the period from 1996 to 2011. Q

NITYA SHASTRA TALKING • Origin of Natyashastra, the classic text on fine arts • Indians talk the most in the world. dates back to a period between 200 BC and 200 AD. • With 700 million mobile subscribers, India has the • Bharata Muni (Sage Bharata) is said to have written it. highest rate of MOU (minutes of usage) in the world • Bharata Stands for Bha-Bhava, ra-raga and ta-tala • Though China has the most number of mobile users • The text contains 6000 sutras in 36 chapters in the world, its average MOU is 220 minutes; • Natyashastra is referred to as the fifth Veda. India's is 500 minutes. - Compiled by D.V. Raju dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 76 04-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H S

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IT IS MORE TIRING TO STAND THAN TO WALK - WHY? While there might be some psychological elements to play, the physiological forces are probably dominant. When we stand gravity pulls the fluid in our body down. THe fluid can then pool in the legs and feet, putting pressure on the muscles and, eventually, even pain. When we move, the contraction of the muscles pushes the fluid back up, and the veins contribute by sending blood back to the heart. Walking increases the circulation not just to our heart, but all over our body, including to non-insignificant organs, such as your brain. Even sitting for a long time can cause DVT (deep vein thrombosis), when a boold clot develops. Keeping the legs perpendicular to the floor (most often, while being seated), so it's easy for fluid to build up, still another reason why we are antsy (just like a three-year old who has drunk too much coke and had no access to a bathroom) on flights or on long road journeys. To the extent that antsyness while standing or sitting straight causes us to fidget or move, our discomfort is serving an evolutionalry advantage. - by D.V. Raju dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 78 04-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H Justice P. Ramakrishnam Raju S I K (4th Secretary of KSS - AP) 1 1 9 61 - 201 GO R LDEN JUBILEE YEA

Justice Penmetsa • Elevated as Judge in the High court in 1992 Rama Krishnam Raju hails and retired on 08-1-1998. from Kothapadu, a small • Appointed as President, A. P. State Counsumer village in Tanuku Taluk, W. Disputes Redressal Commission, Hyderabda in 2000 G. Dist., Andhra Pradesh. and officiated as such till 08. 11. 2003. When he retired His father late Sri Sitha Rama Raju S/o. China Subba on attaining superannuation (67 years). Raju was an agriculturist, who married late Smt. Mantena Satyavathi D/o. Late Sri Mantena • Appointed by the Government of ANdhra Satyanarayana Raju of Eduru. Near Attili, West Pradesh as Member of A. P. State Human Rights Godavari District of A. P. Commission and retired on attaining supermuation on 08. 11. 2006. (70 years). Justice Rama Krishnam Raju was born on 04. 12. 1936 (Offcially recorded as 09. 11. 1936) in • He was appointed as single-member Ganapavaram Village of Tadepalligudem Taluq in the commission in a few commissions by the Government house of Chintalapati Gangaraju. father of his of Andhra Pradesh and submitted reports which were maternal grand mother Subbaiah. He is the only issue accepted by the Government of which a mention may of his parents. be made regarding Balimala (Andhra Orissa Border) He had his early education in Z. N. V. R. High Naxalite attack wherein 36 CRP Personal died and School, Penugonda, Z. P. High school, Polamuru & he conducted enquiry and submitted a detailed report Z. P. High school, Iragavaram all in Tanuku Tq. Later narrating the birth and history of Naxalism in A. P. he joined Arts college Rajahmundry and eventually and various steps to be taken by the government to took his B. L. Degree form Andhra University, Waltair contain this socio-economic problem which has in 1958. serious repercussions on law and order in the state slowly taking shape into one of militancy to overthrow He married Smt. Sita Devi D/o. Kalidendi the democratically elected government. Satyanarayana Raju and grand daughter of Late Sri K. Sivarama Raja of Polamum. Smt. Sita Devi is none • He is at present a member of National Social other than his father sister's daughter. She has two Security Board appointed by Ministry of Labour & younger brothers, with Sivarama Raju & Sitarama Employment, Government of india under the category Krishnam Raju. of eminent persons from civil society to suggest He initially set up pratice as a Lawer at Tanuku in various schemes as envisaged by the unorganised 1959 and moved to High court in 1966 and ever since sector of Workers Social Security Act 2008. he is residing at Hyderabad. While practicing in the He has three daughters; all are housewives, High Court of A. P. he had several opportunities in his eldest of which Smt. Datla Bharathi w/o. Sri D. Krishna professional carrer. Kumar Raju who hails from Penumantra. He is son of • He was elected as Secretary Kshatriya Seva Sri Srirama Raju, brother of late Dr. D. V. K Raju of Samithi, Hyderabad and worked as such during 24- Bombay Former Chairman daughter Interfran Ltd. 7-1977 to 01-06-1980 Another uncle of Krishna Kumar is the late Sri S. R. • Appointed as standing counsil for A. P. Sports Datla former MLA from Attili Assembly constituency. council and A. P. University of Health Sciences. Krishna Kumar is now joint M. D. of Country club Ltd. 2nd Daughter of Justice Raju, Smt. Chilurvuri Pramila •Appointed as Standing Counsel for Endowments W/o Ch. V. S. S. N. Raju S/o. Late Sri Ch. Sita Rama Department by the Government of A. P. in the High Raju garu of Pothukuru village, Amalapuram Tq, E. Court during 1984 to 1987 G. Dit. Ch. V. S. S. Raju is a Software Engineer, who • Apponted as Senior Standing Counsel for took Masters Degree from USA worked in difference Central Government in the Central Administrative software companies in USA for 10 years before Tribunal, Hyderabad during 1988 to 1990 returning to India for good. 3rd daughter of Justice • Also appointed as Income Tax standing counsel Raju Smt. Kalidindi Satyavani W/o. Sri K. Narasimha in the Central Administrative Tribunal during the same Raju S/o. late K. Sivarama Raju, a film PRoducer period. again hailing from Polamuru, W. G. Dt. Sri Narasimha Raju is grand son of late Sri K. Suryanarayana Raju, • Appointed as Government Pleader in the High who practiced Law at Tanuku between 1940 and 2000. Court by the State Govenment on 05-01-1990. Narasimha Raju is in poultry business at Bhuvaneswar, Orissa State. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 7979 04-02-201204-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H Manthena Narayana Raju S I K th (5 Secretary of KSS) 1 1 9 61 - 201 GO R - From Shepherd to Mentor LDEN JUBILEE YEA

Childhood and Steno’s Job at a Government Department that Early Education: would fetch him nearly Rs. 300/. Indeed a very difficult decision to take! He let his heart rule over A leading his mind and opted to be a teacher, a decision that academician today, M. N. he takes pride in, even today. Once settled as a Raju hails from a rural background and was born teacher, Sri M. N. Raju pursued his B. A., M. A., B. to Sri Manthena Appala Raju and Smt. Satyavathi Ed. and M. Ed., while whole-heartedly serving Vivek on 20. 02. 1941, hailing from Kommara Village, near Vardhini School and College for 18 (eighteen) long Attili in West Godavari District. His wife Smt. Lakhmi years. He utilized only 4 (four) casual leaves in the is a great asset in his ascent to what he is today. entire 18 (eighteen) year tenure, reflecting his His two sons Mr. M. Vasu Varma and Mr. M. Ravi commitment towards his chosen profession. Today, Varma are well settled, looking after the educational his wife Smt. Lakshmi, two sons and daughters-in- empire created over a period of time by their father law visualize his dreams and pursue them with Mr. M. N . Raju’s father was an agriculturalist equal zest and enthusiasm. and mother, a simple housewife. They were cheated MNR Educational Trust: out of all their lands by their own kith and kin. Being the eldest of four sons and one daughter, little M. MNR Educational Trust was established in the N. Raju had to work for a living right from the tender year 1974 by Sri M. N. Raju. The Trust was started age of 9. He worked as an assistant in a carpenter’s with a small school at Santoshnagar, Hyderabad shop and was also a part-time shepherd. At 12, he on the 15th August, 1974. It was named ‘The Indo- secured the job of a notice-boy at WGB College, English School’. There were only 36 students in Bhimavaram (West Godavari District, Andhra the first year. Today the Trust runs 41 institutions Pradesh - now it is renamed DNR College). As a and caters to nearly 40,000 students. While tiny notice boy, he earned a salary of Rs. 10/- per month. tots learn to sing nursery rhymes, future Doctors, Subsequently, he was shifted to the lab-section; Nurses, Teachers, Architects, Physiotherapists and where he was to serve tea & coffee. In spite of all other ‘would be’ professionals learn to serve the hardships, with no teacher to guide and no chance society at large. of going to a school, a desire to educate himself Today MNR Educational Trust has become persisted. He appeared for the Matriculation and synonymous for quality education. MNR Institutions passed the exams with flying colors. As an are accessible and affordable to large sections of immediate result, in the year 1955, he was the people. The Trust is imparting education from promoted as a clerk in the same college. KG to PG and is one of the rapidly growing Interestingly, he still remembers his hall-ticket educational groups in South India. MNR Institutions number: H. T. No: 103. offer diversified courses where thousands of A Teacher in Vivekvardhini: students are pursuing their educational careers and are making it a premier educational group in the In the year 1960 with a dream at heart and just country. Rs. 16/ in his pocket, he migrated to Hyderabad. He struggled hard to find a job. His perseverance Health and Education are the two pillars of an was rewarded. The young matriculate had not one, ideal society. Realizing this the ‘Medical Education but two jobs offered to him almost at the same time. Complex’ (MEC) was established by the Trust at While one was his passion – that of a teacher which Sangareddy. MEC incorporates a Medical College, would fetch him a salary of Rs. 83/, the other was a a Dental College and an Ayurveda College with dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 80 04-02-2012 respective teaching hospitals. The professional Amberpet) and brought it under the control of the colleges at MEC offer Graduate, Post-Graduate, Samithi. Diploma and Certificate Courses in Medical, Dental, Positions: Ayurveda, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Nursing and Paramedical courses. A Homeopathy Medical Sri M. N. Raju has been the Chairman, MNR College and many other health related institutions Educational Trust that governs the 41 Educational are in the pipe line. Institutions. He has been the Managing Trustee, MNR Academy of Higher Education and Research, MNR Educational Trust strives to provide its Hyderabad. He is also the Chairman, MNR students the best skills to stand up to international Research Foundation and I-MANTRA on-line competition. The Trust is actively pursuing tie-ups worldwide e-magazine. with Foreign Universities for both academic and technical collaboration and mutual exchange Social and Cultural Interest: programs. Industry interface is an integral part of Sri M. N. Raju, has been the Vice-President of every student’s curriculum at MNR. It helps promote Children’s Film Society of AP. He also renders the practical hands-on experience. It is these steps that services as Secretary, UN Council of A. P. Chapter. make MNR students favorite with prestigious He is also Chairman, All India Association for organizations and MNCs in India and abroad. Visually Handicapped, AP Chapter and Festival The dedicated MNR Team toils to put in all its Committee of Art and Cultural Trust (ACT) for the efforts for enriching lives and make the world a Disabled. He also has acted as Vice-President, The better place to live in. Flags International Awards Committee for the Disabled in the World of Music and Dance and the Other Accomplishments: Bharath Vikas Parishad, AP. As Secretary of the Kshatriya Seva Samithi, A Man: Andhra Pradesh, Sri M. N. Raju has taken a lot of interest to revive the activities of the Samithi under Sri M. N. Raju leads the life of a simple man the Leadership of Late Sri G. Soma Raju, during but works with great ideals. His relentless effort in 1980-84 period. During 1984-88, he served the search of new challenges is based on his Samithi as a member, when Sri A. S. Raju was the philosophy “TO OVERCOME HURDLES IS THE President and took active part in the All India CORE STRENGTH OF EACH HUMAN BEING”. Kshatriya Conference held in Hyderabad in March He strongly believes in Swami Vivekananda and 1987. He was its Vice-President during 1988-91. his sayings. His famous quote ‘Arise, Awake and His last stint as an active member of the Samithi stop not till the goal is reached’ always guides Sri. was during 1991-94 and in the later years, he is M. N. Raju who is of the opinion that the future of more of a member of the Elders’ council, which the Nation lies in the hands of the young students advises the Executive Committee and supports the that is why he tries to provide quality education in efforts of the Samithi. During this period the Samithi all MNR Institutions. acquired the building at Durgabai DeshmukhQ (Bag INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION The Indus Civilization is among the world's earliest civilizations. It peaked around 2500 BCE in the western part of South Asia. declined during the mid-2nd millennium BCE and was forgotten until its rediscovery in the 19020s by R.D. Banerjee. Geographically, it was spread over an area of some 1,260,000 sq km, comprising the whole of modern day Pakistan and parts of modern day India and Afghanistan. Thus there is an indus Valley site on the Oxus River at Shortugha in norhern Afghanistan (Kenoyer 1998:99) and the Indus Valley site Alamgirpur at the Hindon River is located only 28 km from Delhi. At its peak, the Indus Civilization may have had a population of well over five million. - by D.V. Raju dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 8181 04-02-201204-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H Pericherla Krishna S I K

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Sri P Krishna Ganga periodical intervals. So farmers used to fight among Raju was born on 02-10- themselves in distributing the water in the villages. 1935 to Smt. Usually in the irrigation meetings, the P. W. Bangaramma - Suryanarayana Raju and brought Department used to say the water in Godavari was up in Poduru, West Godavari District in Andhra surplus up to March 15th. So he tried a method by Pradesh. He is married to Smt. Varalakshmi, D/o transplanting in December 1st week and finished Smt. Rajyalakshmi – Rudraraju Satyanarayana Raju the crop by February ending in those days of old of Poduru. The Krishna Ganga Rajus are blessed varieties like Tokasannalu, and Vankasannalu (finer with a son and two daughters. Son, Sri P. Nagendra varieties) in 110 to 115 days, ideal time for the early Varma did his B. Tech (Mech) at Bengaluru and M. 2nd crop. S (Ind Engg) in U. S. A and is a Director in Siemens, During his period (26-01-1984 to 18-03-1988) U. S. A. He is married to Smt. Radha and they have as Secretary of the Kshatriya Seva Samithi – two sons in Dr. P. Sandeep Varma and P. Karthik Andhra Pradesh, an All India Conference was held Varma, Pharma D, both living in U. S. A. on 15-16 February 1987 at Hyderabad, which was Sri Ganga Raju’s elder daughter Smt. Geetha represented by most of the states which became Kumari and son-in-law Dr. Gottumukkala possible because of our esteemed friends from Prabhakara Raju of Mahadevapatnam are living in Gujarat Sri Natwar Singh Solanki who was a U. S. A with their two sons: Mr. Kalyana Member of Parliament and Sri Sinha, an ex-Minister Chakravarthy, Electronics Engineer and Dr. Deepak of Gujarat. They helped in getting Smt. Kumud Ben Chakravarthy. The younger daughter Smt. Joshi, who was the Governor at that time to Vijayalatha and her spouse Namburi Jagga Raju of inaugurate the conference. It was so successful for Ucchili with their daughter Smt. Pujitha and son-in- 2 days and represented by Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, law N. Ramabhadra Raju are in U. S. A. U. P, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamilnadu, Early education was in Poduru, Marteru & Karnataka, Pondicherry, Kerala etc. It was so Bhimavaram. He did his MA in Psychology and successful because of our own community from all Philosophy in Madras Christian College from the districts and our industrialists. Madras University. After his education he He played an important role in promoting Raasi concentrated on his own agriculture farm and cements and first of its kind in introducing the developed high yielding varieties and introduced the farmers to the industry. He was a close associate first thigh yielding varieties in his farm. He played a of Dr. B V Raju for 30 years. He was instrumental key role in introducing the early 2nd crop which was in starting institutions under Sri Vishnu Educational the culminating point for the entire delta to have a Society (SVES) along with Dr. B V Raju. Presently, 2nd crop every year. In those days water to 2nd he is Secretary of Sri Vishnu Educational Institutions crop was so inadequate due to late transplantation and B V Raju Foundation, working along with the of 2nd crop and the water was distributed in present Chairman Sri K. V. Vishnu Raju. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 82 04-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H S Kalidindi Visweswara I K

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K. V. V. Subba Raju passed B. Com (Hons) Subba Raju has Degree Examination of Andhra University in 1st served as Member/ Class with 1st Rank in 1948. Soon after, the Madras Chairman of paper-setting Government appointed him as Gazetted Lecturer and Valuation Boards for Secondary to Degree level in Government College, Mangalore after obtaining Examinations conducted by several Universities particulars from the University. On the formation of and Boards in the State and outside including Public Andhra State he was repatriated to that State in Service Commission; Member of the selection 1955. He discharged duties as Senior Lecturer/ Committee of the Banking Services Recruitment Principal in 7 Colleges including deputation to a Board; Convenor of the Committee for Publishing Private College and Grade-I Principal for a period a Manual for Principals of Colleges on of 19 years. He was deputed as Registrar, Sri administrative matters; Chairman of the Recruitment Committee for Junior Lecturers and Venkateswara university, Tirupathi for three years Resource persons for Refresher courses on and on expiry of the term posted to Hyderabad in teaching methods for lecturers of colleges at 1979. different levels. Subba Raju occupied State-wide positions like Subba Raju was associated with the activities Director of Public Librarians, Deputy Director, Joint of Kshatriya Seva Samithi, Hyderabad from 1991 Director and Director of Higher Education as-well- onwards as Secretary, Vice-President and Special as Secretary, Board of Intermediate Education. In Invitee. He was entrusted with the work of appreciation of his service the Government preparation of Directory of members of the Samithi appointed him as Joint Director by upgrading the and its supplementary; Drafting of amendments to post of Deputy Director he was holding. Later he the Memorandum and Bye-Laws of the Samithi was promoted as Director of Higher Education by taking into consideration its latest requirements and obviating stumbling blocks, and he retired in 1985 also those of the Federation of Kshatriya Seva with an overall dedicated service of 37 years. He Sanghams. He was particularly interested in the was the first person from the Collegiate branch of maintenance of accounts and its audit as well as Education Department to hold these coveted posts. Methodic scrutiny of scholarship application forms Subba Raju held several Academic positions and sanction of scholarships. such as : Member of the Syndicate and Selection The Native place of Subba Raju is Pedapulleru committee of Sri Venkateswara and Sri and his date of Birth is 1st August, 1927. Particulars Krishnadevaraya Universities; Chairman of Boards of his parents and family members are: Father: of studies of Universities; Member/Convenor of the Subba Raju, Farmer: Mother: Smt. Padmakshi Committee, nominated by Government for daughter of P. Bangarraju of Unikili; Wife Smt. formation of Open University; Head of the one-man Suryakantamma, Daughter of Penmetsa Rama Committee of S. V. University for re-organization Raju of Unikili; Son - Rama Raju who is in Building of its office and member of the expert committee in activity; daughters: Dandu Ramavathi, Penmetsa Commerce appointed by the Telugu Academy for Krishna Kumari and Datla lakshmi Devi; Brother: preparation of Text books in Telugu at College level K. Bangar Raju - Retired BHEL, Bhopal as and himself being Editor for 5 text books. Additional General Manager. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 8383 04-02-201204-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H S

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INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION - Contd... The Indus Civilization is still poorly understood. Its very existence was forgotten until the 20th century. Its writing system remains undeciphered. Among the Indus civilization's mysteries are fundamental questions, including its means of subsistence and the causes for its sudden disappearance beginning around 1900 BCE. We do not know what they called themselves. All of these facts stand in stark contrast to what is known about its contemporaries, Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt. To date, over 1,052 cities and settlements have been found, mainly in the general ragion of the Hakra-Ghaggar River and its tributaries. Among the settlements were the major urgan centers of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, as well as Lothal, Dholavira, Ganweriwala, Kalibanga and Rakhigarhi. Additionally, there is some disputed evidence indicative of another large river, now long dried up running parallel and to the east of the Indus. The dried-up river beds overlap with the Hakra channel in Pakistan, and the seasonal Ghaggar River in India. Over 500 ancient sites belonging to the Indus Valley Civilization have been discovered along the Hakra-Ghaggar River and its tributaries (S.P. Gupta 1995: 183). In contrast to this, only 90 to 96 of the over 800 known Indus Valley sites have been discovered on the Indus and its tributaries. A section of scholars claim that this was a major river during the third and fourth mellennia BCE, and propose that it may have been the Sarasvati River of the Rig Veda. Some of those who accept this hypothesis advocate designating the Indus Valley culture the "Sarasvati-Sindhu Civilization", Sindhu being the ancient name of the Indus River. Most archeologists dispute this view, arguing that the old and dry river died out durign the Mesolithic age at the lates, and was reduced to a seasonal stream long before the Vedic period. The Indus civilization was predated by the first farming cultures in south Asia, which emarged in the hills of Valley. The best-known site of this culture is Mehrgarh, established around 6500 BCE. These early farmers domesticated wheat and a variety of animals, including cattle. Pottery was in use by around 5500 BCE. The Indus civilization grew out of this culture's technological base, as well as its geographic expansion into the alluvial plains of what are not the provinces of Sindh and Punjab in contemporary Pakistan and Northern India. - by D.V. Raju

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Balakrishnam Raju Got married to Radha Krishnaveni, D/o Datla was born on 15. 06. 1961 Rama raju and Jhansi of Mamuduru village on 18th as a second son to Sri May 1989. Father-in-law is son of freedom fighter, Samantapudi Narasimha late Datla Appala Raju. Mother-in-law is daughter Raju (son of Late Narayana raju and Late Mrs. of Late Kosuri Ramakrishnam raju of Kosurunagar Badramma) and Seethamma D/o of Late Sri. of East Godavari. Balakrishnam raju has two Sons, Kunaparaju Suraparaju and Late Mrs. Lakshmi elder son, Surya Teja is in the 4th year Engineering Narasamma of Kolamuru village, Undi Mandal, and Second son, Lohit is pursuing 1st Year B. Com. West Godavari dist, A. P. His father, with other family Specific Achievements as a Student and members, initially shifted to Pathepuram from his native place Vissakoderu and later migrated to his Student union Leader: in-laws village Kolamuru, after getting married. Since his school days, he was a very active Father survived by 5 sisters and one elder brother Student leader; he was President of students union and Two Step sisters. Mother survived by 5 sisters of Dept of Social work and he was Secretary and one younger brother who is known as KS Raju Students Union of Law College. In the year 1987, of Mumbai. he emerged as a State level Student leader by He had his Primary and upper primary school leading a State level agitation against the then NT education from Kolamuru and his high School Ramarao Govt. for the cause of students of Forward education from ZP High School, Uppuluru of Undi castes and achieved the goal. Late Sri NT Rama Mandal. He had completed Inter from Sri Ch. V. P. Rao had offered him a political career but refused Murthy Raju Jr. College and B. A social work from humbly for personal reasons. Sri Bapiraju Degree college, Ganapavaram. Holder Professional Career of M. A (Social work) and B. L degrees of Andhra University, Vizag. He started his career as a Researcher and worked in the Institute of Development and planning He was associated with Institute of Studies, Visakhapatnam and served the Institute Development and planning studies as researcher for two years. He joined the Industry as Personnel and worked for two International Projects under the Officer and held various posts for 12 years in the guidance of Late Sri B. Sarveswara Rao, Professor areas of Personnel, Administration, HR, Welfare, Emeritus of Economics. He has a great passion for IR, PR and liaison and left the industry in 1997. He higher and continued learning . He has completed MBA (Technology Management) from Osmania had established a consulting company by name M/ University in 2005. He was conferred with PhD in s Nalanda Factors and Corporate Services PVT ltd Management from Sri Krishna Devaraya University, in the year 1997 with an objective to offer total Ananthapur in the year 2005 in a record time of management services under one roof and closely three years, and that too on a part-time basis, thesis associated with many Small to Multi National being on “Community policing Initiatives in Andhra companies and providing quality services and Pradesh” which is a first thesis on ‘Community gained a lot of reputation in HR field. Nalanda has Policing‘ in India. emerged as a Market leader in the Consulting field. dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 86 04-02-2012 Posts held in Govt. of India service for more than three decades. He has He is the First Kshatriya HR Professional and established an NGO by name Bharat Vikas South Indian to become Chairman of Central foundation (Public Charitable Trust) along with contract Labour Board, Ministry of Labour, Govt of highly reputed persons from different walks of life India. This post was earlier held by the Hon’ble and serving in the areas of Education, Cultural and Ministers of Labour GOI for more than 30 years. Social services. He was Member of Executive He held this post for 3 years till June 2008 and quite Committee of Indian Red Cross Society, A. P State adeptly dealt with thousands of Contract labour Branch. As a Chairman of HR Committee he has issues in the Country. He had proved himself as done a significant contribution to the A. P State the most successful Chairman. He was appointed Branch by preparing and introducing a by Sri K. C. R when he was the Central Minister for comprehensive HR Policy for State Branch, first Labour. time in the history of Indian Red Cross Society. Current post in Govt of India Specific Contribution to the Kshatriya community. He has been recently appointed as Member of National Sectoral Innovation Council on He had established a Kshatriya youth Simplification and Amalgamation of labour laws in Association in Vizag in the year 1982-83 and India, for arriving at a suitable sectoral road map. affiliated it to Kshatriya Seva Samithi, Vizag and worked as its Joint Secretary for three years. Played Assignments with Academic institutions an active role in the activities of Samithi till 1989 in a) Currently he is the Chairman of Govt. ITI Vizag Samithi, especially youth activities. Bhimavaram Institute Management Committee. He was Executive committee Member & Govt. ITI Bhimavaram was brought under Public Secretary Kshatriya Seva Samithi-AP, Hyderabad Private Partnership scheme in 2008. He has and Convener of its Counseling and training Center. established this institute and developed it as a He was Editor of Kshatriya Prabha, a news Model and a Center of Excellence. It has been magazine of the Samithi. When he was Secretary recognized by the Directorate General of of KSS-A. P during the period 2003-2006, he was Employment and Training as a Model Institute. instrumental in inviting Sri Digvijaya Singh to Providing quality vocational education and Hyderabad, which helped conceptualization of the employment to the local youth through this All India Kshatriya Federation institute, offering wide range of courses to the local people with self employment and He has provided Direct and Indirect quality Employment guarantee. employment to several of Kshatriya youth; providing guidance and counseling to the Kshatriya youth on b) He was Hon. Professor of Dept. of Social work regular basis through his consulting company. Has and Dept of HRM, Andhra University, Vizag till been providing financial assistance to the poor and recently. deserving Kshatriyas through Bharat Vikas Voluntary and professional social work Foundation and his consulting company. He has been providing training to hundreds of HR Basically being a voluntary and professional Professionals. Social worker, has been actively involved in social

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Kallepalli Soma Raju, son for setting up aqua farming in Nagarjuna Food of Sri Satyanarayana Raju Products by taking land on lease from Govt of A. P and Smt Chandrakan and the same was dropped due to non co-operation tamma, was born on 15- by the Govt. He later joined in M/s Deccan Cements 07-1951 in Nedunuru Village, Inavilli Mandal, East as Dy. Manager - Finance and actively participated Godavari District. He is the youngest of 4 children in setting up 200 MT Mini cement plant. In 1982, to his parents. His eldest brother is Sri he joined in a construction firm as a partner and Satyanarayana Raju - Smt. Prabhavathi; Second continued till 1992 before joining as a Director in brother is Sri Krishnam Raju – Smt. Vijaya and his Everest cement. He later became Joint Managing Sister is Smt. Raja Rajeswari, wife of Dr Director of the company and served till 1995. He Satyanarayana Raju Vegesna. His grand - parents joined as Director in stock trust Securities and are Sri Venkata Soma Raju and Smt. Pullayamma. Nagarjuna Agri-teck Ltd. In 1996, he joined as a His maternal grand - parents are Sri Kosuri Venkata consultant in Nagarjuna Fertilizers on full time basis Subba Raju and Smt. Surayyamma of Kosurunagar, and is continuing in the same capacity. Ravulapalem Mandal of East Godavari District. During the school days, he had been elected He did his Primary School education in Zilla unanimously as school student leader and Parishat School Nedunuru and High school in Z. P continued till the end of school education. During High School, Pulletikurru up to 8th standard and Z. those 3 years of his schooling at Nedunuru (9th to P. H school Nedunuru till S.S.L.C. He did his Pre- 11th), he was ranked as school first and participated university and B. Com degree in S. K. B. R College, in inter- school sports and actively participated in Amalapuram, E. G. Dt. After this he took up Kabadi and Kho-Kho games. In 2006, he was Chartered Accountancy course by joining as articled drafted into the Kshatriya Seva Samithi as its clerk in Tagore & Co and completed the course in Secretary. During his term, the Samithi could raise 1979. the Capital fund to Rs. 76 lakhs from Rs. 48 lakhs. During his term as member of finance committee, His is married to Smt Lakshmi, D/o Sri Kosuri he could mobilize Rs. 50 lakhs for conducting of Narasimha Raju – Smt. Saraswathi of Junnuru the All India Kshatriya Sammelan, organized by the village, W. G. Dt, in 1975 and the Somarajus have Federation of Kshatriya Seva Sanghams-A. P a daughter and son. His daughter Smt. Kranti, after (FKSS) in Vizag in a grand scale. He is the first doing her degree, got married to Sri Aditya Raj and Treasurer of the All India Kshatriya Federation. presently staying in U. S. A with their 2 daughters: During his term he attended personally all the Chy. Hari Saranya and Chy. Lakshmi Sarada. His income tax matters of Kshatriya Seva Samithi, son Gopikrishna after completing his BE (Com) FKSS and AIKF and in getting IT registration for degree did his M.S in U.S.A. and he is a professional AIKF and obtaining/renewal of 80G etc. During his living there with his wife Smt. Pooja and son Chy. term, the committee revived the self - employment Sai Siddhant. scheme and party to improve the facilities in Somaraju after completing his education, setup Kshatriya hostel and construction of dinning hall, his Chartered Accountancy practice in Hyderabad etc. During his term, good progress has been made in partnership in the name of AMAR & RAJU for a in updating the Kshatriya web site by collecting data period of 6 months before joining Nagarjuna group throughout Andhra Pradesh. . . Q dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 88 04-02-2012 YA SEVA RI SA T M A I H T H S Pericherla Nagaraju I K (14th & Current Secretary of KSS - AP) 1 1 9 61 - 201 GO R LDEN JUBILEE YEA

Pericherla Nagaraju is a young and talented successfully running the Industrialist who was born on 19 October 1972 as same in the capacity as a second son to the dynamic trade union leader Managing Director to the and now industrialist Mr. P. Krishnam Raju in Village group. He is also GARAGAPARRU, near Bhimavaram of West Executive Member of Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh. Cherlapally Notified Municipal Industrial Area Service Society (CNMIASS) since 2004. This FAMILY DETAILS: industrial area comprises of about 1100 small, Father: Sri. P. Krishnam Raju medium and large industries put together. He was elected as Treasurer to the Society in the year 2010 Mother: Smt. Satyavathi amid tight election competition and won with a huge Elder Brother: Sri P. Ganga Raju margin of 50 votes among his panel whereas all other 32 members were defeated from his panel. Wife: VASANTHA Son: Chy. Deepak Varma He is presently lending his support to Kshatriya Seva Samithi as Secretary from 2009 to date. He Daughter: Chy. Himavarsha is actively participating in organizing the youth at Primary education went on well at Hyderabad Housing Board Colony, Moulali by organizing many and completed his MBA at Hyderabad. His father cultural activities and also social service. He is P. Krishnam raju, who is a very well known associated with Surya Youth Association in this area personality in politics and Industrial circles, is a and grandly conducting the Alluri Sita Rama Raju staunch well wisher of our community and uplifted Jayanthi activities with distribution of school bags, so many families. Nagaraju is ably guided and books, uniforms and other stationery items to the supported by his elder brother Ganga Raju, who is needy. They have constructed the toilets to the also an industrialist and jointly running the business schools in their area. which was established by his father. They have His father has donated the statue of Alluri Sita proved their mettle in Forging Industry which is their Rama Raju at H. B. Colony, Moulali and the entire backbone and now they are diversified into other family are good philanthropists and supporting to industries like Spring Leaf Company and Polymer the cause of poor and needy and giving their insulating manufacturing companies, etc. support for upliftment of the Kshatriya community Naga Raju has taken the responsibility for as a whole. running the SDL Forgings in the year 1997 and Q

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Chinthalapati Venkata 1 1 9 61 - 201 GO R Surya Narasimha Raju LDEN JUBILEE YEA (C.V.S. Narasimha Raju)

Rao Bahadur C.V.S. marriage to well known families of Jonnavalasa, Narasimha Raju was one Pandranki, Kurpali and Alamanda. of the prominent and well The elder brother C.V.Padmanabha Raju had known Kshatriya doyens of composite a son, C.V.Suryanarayana Raju (Sanyasi Babu) and Visakhapatnam District, who made significant two daughters: elder one was given in marriage to contributions to socio-economic development of the his nephew Sanyasi Raju (Pakeer Babu) of Andhra area from 1912 to 1935. He was born on Pandranki; the second daughter to another nephew 09-04-1878 to the Sri C.V.Suryanarayana Raju of P.L.N.Raju (Tata Babu) of Jonnavalasa. The second ‘Etikoppaka’ village, Yelamanchili taluk of brother C.Bangar Raju had two sons in Visakhapatnam Dist, Andhra Pradesh, in a family C.Sudarsana Raju and C.V.Suryanarayana Raju of three brothers and five sisters. He is the youngest (Tata Babu). among the brothers, Sri C.V.Padmanabha Raju & Sri C.V.P.Bangar Raju. He lost his father when he He, being the last brother, C.V.S.Narasimha was very young. All his five sisters were given in Raju had three sons S/s C.S.Raju, C.Bangar Raju and C.J.J.Raju and three daughters. The eldest was dü«s√í‘·‡e dü+∫ø£ 9595 04-02-201204-02-2012 given in marriage to his nephew Sri P.V.S.Sitarama writing to the Government Chief Secretary and Raju (Chitti Babu), Jonnavalasa; the second one protested to the District Collector and the Agency was married to another nephew Sri Commissioner leading to attempts to involving him Sitaramachandra Raju of Kurupalli and his last in criminal cases and implement Section 144 daughter was married to Pusapati Madhava Varma against his movement in Agency area. In March of Jonnavalasa. 1924, in the Legislative Council he criticized the Education & profession: C.V.S.Narasimha police for wasting time and money for suppressing Raju did his B.A at A, V.N.College, Visakhapatnam the activities of Sri Alluri Sitarama Raju. and B.L degree in Madras. He set up his practice While Narasimha Raju was in the Legislative at Visakhapatnam and concurrently as High Court Council, he had the privilege of being on the Board Vakil. Though he was at the peak of his practice, of Governors of Imperial Bank of India representing he had to give up when he lost his second brother the Madras Presidency, i.e., the Southern Region. Bangar Raju in 1902 and his eldest brother Sri He was the President of Visakhapatnam District Padmanabha Raju in 1911. In 1915 he lost his wife Board for one term and the district had seen steady and he had to devote more time in consolidating progress in all fields ranging from Education, properties for the enlarged joint family. Medical & Public health to laying new roads and Political Career: CVS played an important role bridges. He was reelected to Madras Legislative in the freedom struggle and Andhra Movement, after Council in 1926 on Swarajya Party Ticket and was entering into the political arena in 1911 and was elected leader in the Council with the defeat of the one of the leading figures of Visakhapatnam district, ruling Justice Party. He was invited by the Governor during 1912-1935. In 1912, he made a mark of to form the Ministry but he refused as his party was himself in attending the Bankipur Congress Session against accepting office. Despite this, he became wherein he stressed the need for setting up of a the President of the Council and two important Public Service Commission, Swadesi movement, decisions emerged; one for establishing the Local self-government, primary education and Headquarters of Andhra University at questioned the removal of Indians from higher posts Visakhapatnam with Residential colleges and in the Army. affiliated colleges of North Coastal districts and Nellore. In spite of severe opposition from He was a staunch proponent of Andhra Rajahmundry, Bezwada and other areas, the bill movement and he along with his other colleagues was passed with the support of Sri C.R.Reddy and demanded a) A Separate University, b) Equitable the Chief Minister Dr. P. Subba Rayan with CVS share in Public administration and c) a province of Narasimha Raju’s casting vote; the second one their own among others. He, along with Sri being for a separate Andhra Province. He duly Bhupathiraju Venkatapathi Raju of Revidi, was communicated to the Under Secretary of State for instrumental in the formation of Andhra Mahasabha India and to the Govt of India. in 1913 and getting the support of Maharajas of Vizianagaram & Jaipur, Ranisahebs of Vardhan and In recognition of his services, he was conferred & Tuni and the Zamindar of Kasimkota in organizing the title “RAO BAHADUR” by the Governor. Mahasabhas at Bapatla in 1913, then at Bezawada Contribution to Agriculture & Industry: He in 1914, the third one at Visakhapatnam in 1915, acquired 800 acres of land for developing Coffee fourth one at Kakinada in 1916 followed by the fifth and Cattle in Lammasingi area of Chintapalli agency at Nellore in 1917. With his sustained efforts, the in 1929 and floated two units; one as Coffee estate Govt of India Act-1919 had provision for creation of for growing coffee and the other as the Lammasingi a new Province was made if adopted a resolution Company Ltd for developing Cattle farm & to that effect in the Legislative Council. Three Horticulture. The second venture was an attempt towering personalities S/s Bhupathiraju to start a COOPERATIVE SUGAR FACTORY, Venkatapathi Raju of REVADI, CVS Narasimha finally fructified in setting up the first-ever such a Raju of ETIKOPPAKA and PC Venkatapathi Raju factory in the Country, on 22-04-1933 under the of KOTTAM of Visakhapatnam district played an aegis of “The Etikoppaka Cooperative Agricultural important part in the Andhra Movement. and Industrial Society Ltd. 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POST INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION Contd.... This new empire was rich and trade thrived. Its capital was one of the largest cities in the ancient world. In 296 Chandragupta abdicated in favour of his son Bindusara who pushed the frontier of the empire further south. The greatesh Mauryan ruler was Ashoka (296-232 BC). He conquered Kalinga (Modern day Orissa). Afterwards he declared he was appalled by the suffering caused by war and decided against any further conquest. Ashoka also converted to Buddhism. He decreed that the Buddhist Principles of right conduct should be engraved in stone pillars or on rocks throughout his kindom to teach the people how to live. Asoka set about pacifying and consolidating his empire. However despite his conversion to Buddhism Mauryan rule was authoritarian and punishments for wrongdoers were severe. After his death the Mauryan Empire declined, as all empires do. It suffered an economic dicline and political instability as different brothers strived to become kings. A general assassinated the last Mauryan ruler in 185 BC. The general then took over running the empire and founded the shunga dynasty. However in 73 BC the last Shunga ruler was, in turn, assassinated. They were replaced by the Kanva dynasty which ruled form 73-28 BC. - by D.V. Raju

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POST INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION Contd.... THE KUSHAN : Indian now faced a new invader. Nomads from Central Asia conquered Bactria about 120 BC. They then settled down adn gave up their nomadic lifestyle. They were spilt into 5 tribes. One of the tribes, the Kushanas conquered the others. They then turned their attention to Northern India. Gradually they conquered more and more territory. Successive kings carved out bigger and bigger empires in Northern India. The Kushan Empire reached its peak under King Kanishka (about 78 AD to 114 AD). During his reign Northern India was prosperous and did much trade with the Roman Empire. Kanishka was also a patron of the arts, which flourished. However after his death the empire declined and brok up. By the early 3rd century AD India was once again split into small states. - by D.V. Raju

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POST INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION Contd.... THE GUPTA EMPIRE : A new empire was founded early in the 4th century AD by Chandragupta. After his death in 335 AD his son Samudragupta (335-375) conquered the whole of Northern India and much of Central India. India once again became prosperous and stable and much trade was done with China. Mathematics, astronomy and medicine flourished. Literature aslo blossomed. This was the age of the great poet Kalidasa. However Gupta rule was less strict than Mauryan rule. Punishments were less harsh and provinces of the empire were given some autonomy. The Gupta Empire reached a peak under Chandragupta II 375-415 AD. However it then went into decline. The Gupta Empire broke up in the early 6th century. THE HUNS : In the mid 5th century AD, the Huns, a fierce and warlike people from Central Asia invaded Northwest India. However about 460 AD they were repulsed by Skandagupta (454-467). Nevertheless the Huns returned at the end of the 5th century. This time they conquered most of North-Western India. However their rule lasted no more than about 30 years. About 528 AD the Indians, led by a ruler called Yashodharman defeated them in battle and drove them out. - by D.V. Raju

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