Endowments So Far : 35

He was blessed with extraordinary interpersonal skills and a razor-sharp intellect. He was able to instantly connect with anyone he spoke to, whether it was a small child or the Prime Minister of India. He had the rare ability to quickly comprehend what a person was saying to him and to formulate a response even before that person finished talking.

His professional accomplishments during his long and illustrious career as a highly regarded and respected IAS Officer, are legendary. In fact, his services as the Executive Officer (1978-82) of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) are recognized to this date and have become part of the local folklore.

More than a dozen major projects implemented by TTD such as shelter over stairs-path to Tirumala hills, Nitya Annadaanam, Free transport in Tirumala, Annamaacharya project, Daasa Saahitya project, Vaikuntam Queue complex, Paapanaasanam Dam and so on, and good number of services like Special Kalyanotsava Seva, Sahasra Deepalankarana Seva, Melchat Sesha Vasthra Seva, Nijapaada Darshana Seva, Pushpa Yaagam and so on stand as mute testimony to his visionary execution. In other words, he left indelible marks of his passion and devotion in serving the Lord Srinivasa.

Sri Chellapilla Satyanarayana Rao (C.S. Rao) was born in May 1943 at Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh. His father was Sri C. Sitaramamurti Murthy, a popular college lecturer of English, and mother Smt. C. Suryakantam, and was the fourth of five siblings. Being born on the day of Kalyana Utsavam at the Annavaram Satyanarayana Swami temple, he was named for the Lord. He had his school education at Kakinada, Collegiate education at Rajahmundry, and obtained a Masters’ degree in English literature (with specialization in American literature) at Sagar University. He joined the English faculty of Sri Venkateswara College at New Delhi in 1963. He entered the Indian Administrative Service in 1967 and was allotted to Andhra Pradesh cadre. Sri C.S. Rao worked as Sub-Collector, Chandragiri, an assignment he regarded an auspicious start to his career, as the district is at the foot of the Tirumala Hills. He then worked for three years at Project Officer, Girijan Development Agency, Srikakulam. His work here was highly appreciated by both the tribal people and the government; some of his initiatives were taken as models for replication in similar projects across the country. His next posting was at the State Secretariat as Dy. Secretary in the Finance Department in charge of State Budget. This began his long association with Finance Ministries at both the Centre and the State, as association that would constitute 24 of his 36 years in Government Service. After two years as Dy. Secretary (Budget), he worked as District Collector in two districts, namely Krishna and Visakhapatnam. His work in both districts was highly regarded. His tenure at Krishna district saw him deal with the tidal wave of 1977. In the face of grave adversities arising from the natural calamity itself and the politicization of it, he maintained perspective and did outstanding work. Those who worked closely with him at the time recall that he never showed irritability or lost his cool even in hostile circumstances. He moved to the Ministry of Finance, Government of India in 1981. He worked as Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Finance dealing with State Finances. During this period, he was associated with the formulation of the Overdraft Regulation Scheme that restricted the access of states to overdraft from RBI and also prepared a working paper on Centre-State financial relations for discussion with Sarkaria Commission. After working for 5 years at the Centre, he returned to Andhra Pradesh in 1986 as Secretary Finance, a post in which post he continued till 1994. In May 1990, when the state was affected by a major cyclone, he was entrusted with the preparation of a project report for obtaining World Bank assistance for rehabilitation of the affected area. This project report was prepared in a short period of six weeks and the negotiations with the Bank completed within another two months. The World Bank approved a total assistance of $ 265 million with a stipulation that it be utilized within a three-year period. As it was a multi-sectoral project with a short execution period, he established a Project Monitoring Unit (PMU) within the Ministry of Finance with the overall responsibility of planning and monitoring of the project. The efforts of the PMU resulted in full utilization of aid and completion of the project on time. The Government of India borrowed the PMU concept and facilitated establishment of such units in all states where externally-aided projects are under implementation. On promotion as Principal Secretary to Government of Andhra Pradesh, he headed the state Irrigation Department. He held other important positions in the state such as Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister. In early 1998, he returned to the Government of India as Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor, Ministry of Food and Consumer Affairs. While in this post, he was closely involved in the disinvestment of Modern Foods. He was elevated to the post of Secretary to the Government of India and posted as Secretary Expenditure in the Ministry of Finance in October 2001. As Secretary, Expenditure in the Government of India he was associated with disinvestment of state-held enterprises, expenditure budgeting, and clearance of projects for implementation by the Government of India. He was then posted as Revenue Secretary, Government of India, where he was associated with a major initiatives towards the rationalization of Direct and Indirect taxes. He retired from the IAS in May, 2003. He was immediately appointed for a 5 year term as the Chairman of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). During his tenure, he was associated with a number of initiatives such as detariffing, the nurturing of health insurance as a sector, and promotion of microinsurance. As Chairman, IRDAI, he was a very active member of the Executive, Technical and Implementation Committees of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS). He took particular interest in the Working Group on Microinsurance. The IAIS had honored him as Distinguished Fellow in the year 2009 for his outstanding contribution to IAIS. After completing his five-year tenure at the Authority, he headed the State Pay Revision Commission for the state of Andhra Pradesh, which submitted its report in December 2009. The report was widely appreciated for the sensitivity displayed in addressing issues faced by employees and pensioners. In 2014, he was appointed Financial Advisor to the Government of Andhra Pradesh. Here, he played a key role in interactions with the Fourteenth Finance Commission, which were crucial for a state dealing with the aftermath of the bifurcation of the combined Andhra Pradesh state into AP and Telangana. In the year 2016, he declined an extension due to declining health, bringing to an end a long and distinguished career. His was a career made remarkable not only by the prestigious designations he held but by the integrity, professionalism, and humility with which he held them. His was a positive disposition, always considerate and courteous to those who came in contact with him. His instinct was to base all decision-making in humanitarian considerations, a quality that was highly valued by colleagues and those impacted by these decisions. He was a self-effacing personality, one who shied away from seeking praise or public acknowledgement. He prefered to be understated, often underplaying his abilities and intellect. There was a simplicity to his approach to his life and work. He was wary of ideological grandstanding or pedantry as a basis for administration. He believed that doing a job efficiently and with the intention of benefiting ordinary people was enough. He always believed in trying to help everyone who reached out to him to the best of his abilities. In the final years, he turned his attention to helping several charitable and religious institutions. At a personal level, he was deeply devoted to God, and particularly to Lord Venkateswara. He attributed all his successes to the grace of God and retained his faith in the most testing of circumstances. Doctors treating him for an advanced lung condition marveled at his ability to stay positive in the face of great suffering. He passed away on June 28, 2018. He is survived by his wife, two sons, and two grandchildren. The Management team while lauding the guidance and services and contributions he has made to the organisation of Vedavyasa Vidya Vignana Varadhi has condoled his death and decided to constitute and endowment award to perpetuate his memory. When the team inform the decision Smt. Sri C Prabhavathi garu (wife of late C.S. Rao garu) contributed Rs. 1,00,000/- to the corpus. Persons who created the endowment : Smt C Prabhavathi Garu ( Wife of late Sri C S Rao Garu) and Vedavyasa Management Team out of its corpus. Beneficiaries under this Endowment : Mr. Vinod Maloth ( Who is an IITian from Chennai) for cracking IAS examinations. For the year 2018-19

When speaking of Shri KVS, one can list the usual information about Shri KVS, date of birth, date of joining service, postings held, date of retirement and ultimately the date of his death. But that does not define him or only partly defines him. It does not bring out his unique, individual characteristics, his in-built value system, his attitude towards life and whole other aspects that were integral to his personality. The essence of his uniqueness is that he while not being the brightest and the best achieved far greater heights than those who were overtly so. He combined the rare virtues of being both a visionary and an implementer. While accepting life as it comes, he tried to learn and implement whatever was within his control. He always felt that the system was not wrong but the people implementing it. The system would as time went by need some upgradation for sure. Instead of setting out to change the system entirely, he tried to improve upon it by doing whatever was within his ambit. He understood the value of “working smart” prioritising the to do list as opposed to working long and late. He was able to make a proper work life balance. He did not start his life being perfect at everything. At one point of time he was an average student too. After entering civil service at the tender age of 22 years he was quite raw in many ways. What made him stand out was his ability to absorb, learn, imbibe and focus. He read a lot. He was never afraid of asking questions even at the cost of being made fun of. He made a note of all his queries and decisions on all files pertaining to his posting at hand. He was committed and loyal to the Govt of India and the state of AP and was grateful for having been given the chance to serve it to the best of his ability. His confidence and decision-making nature, fearless attitude stemmed from his thoroughness and grasp of the subject how ever varied they may be from Dairy Development, to Steel to Glass, Jute and departments like Road Transport, Revenue, Commercial Taxes, Excise, Medical to name a few. He took each posting cheerfully and did his best to improve upon it He had true compassion for the under privileged and in his stints in the districts understood how through various govt policies he can benefit and empower them. What set him apart is that coming from a small town, with no mentors as such he realised his potential, his strengths and built upon them. Everyone can do that! One need not be a gold medallist to achieve great heights All it needs is to learn, understand, analyse remember, use the learning. Confidence comes with thoroughness and compassion and humility stem from listening to others to know their problems. When one realises that there is always something to do however restricted one might be, there is a feeling of purpose as also gratefulness. It is pointless to just criticise without offering a solution This was what Shri KVS did in fact – nothing extraordinary – but with so much conviction that it made him memorable. For academic interest I am appending his Official Timeline He made a mark in every department he served and remains a legendary figure to date among the young and old. Persons who created the endowment : Smt Kameswari garu ( Wife of Sri Late K V S Suryanarayana ) Smt Saraswathi , Sri J Ramamurthy and Sri K Satya. Beneficiaries under this endowment : Kum M Prakeerthika and Kum Anjani Praveena for doing their B-Tech program upto 2017-18 and Sri Kameshwara Siva Sampat doing B-tech from NIT Harimpur 2018-19 ( His widowed mother works as a clerk at shankermut vishakapatnam)

Sri Renduchintala Vishwa Nath was born on 05-05-1958 coinciding with the Birthday of Saint Annamacharya. He was a "eka santhagrahi" and was a topper in studies and was a State Merit Scholarship holder for his rank in intermediate.He did his Btech (electrical and electronics engineering) from Sri Venkateswara University Tirupati and secured Top rank in the university. During his free time in university,he used to gather children and help them to learn various subjects and all those children who were motivated by him today are distinguished professionals and they fondly remember him for his encouragement .He finished Btech in March. Unfortunately he died in September of 1979 at an young age due to Cancer. Being the son of a Professor he has assisted his father in preparing text books for Telugu Academy .This endowment is created and instituted in his memory and scholarship is being given on the interest earned on the corpus. Fund Contributors 1) R Krishna Murthy (Father) 2)R Kamala Devi (Mother) 3)RRavindranadh (Eldest brother 4)R SLakshman(Younger brother) 5)Lakshmi S Parige(Eldest sister) 6)Padma Gosala(Younger sister) 7)K. Ramachandra Raju(Blossom Friend) 8)Sholavaram Sinduja(Beneficiary under Endowment) Beneficiaries from 2011 1) Kumari Sholavaram Sinduja D/o Sri S Balaji hailing from Vizag secured support for her studies for doing Btech (Mechanical) from Andhra university college of Engineering for the years 2011 to2015.She has joined Infosys and after a stint of two years she is at present working with Wells Fargo at Hyderabad. Sindhuja belived in giving back to the VVVV and has contributed Rs. 30,000 to the corpus in the year 2017_18 and also Rs. 30000 to the corpus of Musical trio of Mangalampalli BalaMurali Krishna, Nedunuri Krishna Murthy and Nookala China Satyanarayana. 2) Ayyajula Somatajula Vishnu vardhan from Amalapuram got 10/10 in tenth class and is receiving support since 2015 to pursue intermediate studies and Btech at Sastra University subsequently.

Sri Renduchintala Lakshmaiah Garu was born on 9th September 1909 in Pandita villuru, West Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh. His father was a vedic scholar of poor means and could not educate his children beyond Matriculation. Young Lakshmaiah undertook a fast near his village pond to impress upon his father to send him for higher education. His father agreed to send him to Machilipatnam where he graduated from Noble college and Sri Lakshmaiah was the first graduate from the village . He concentrated on education of his children and four of his children were engineers and other two were postgraduates and have become teachers and were instrumental in educating many emphasizing the importance of education. Children and grandchildren of sri Lakshmaiaha Garu have instituted this award to perpetuate his memory during the centenary year of his birthday in 2009 and disbursed scholarship assistance annually in his memory. Members of the family who have contributed for endowment 1)Sri Krishna Murthy Renduchintala 2)Sri Ravindranadh Renduchintala 3)Sri sunderLakshman renduchintala 4)Smt Parige sundari Lakshmi 5)Smt Gosala padma 6)Smt Renduchintala sundari 7)Smt Padmini Renduchintala Beneficiaries of Endowment The objective of the endowment is to identify a person who is a native of West Godavari District. Mr Sainath has been identified from the 8th class in the year 2009 and is supported continuously till he finished Btech education in 2017 _18. This year additional amount has been granted to undergo tools of Technical training to enable him to settle down securing a job.

Sri Renduchintala Krishna Murthy was born in Machilipatnam to Sundaramma and R. Lakshmayya in 1930. He was the eldest of the nine children.

Krishna Murthy completed his initial schooling in Eluru, Rajahmundry and attended Hindu College in Machilipatnam. After his post graduate studies at Andhra University, Visakhapatnam he began his career at PR College, Kakinada as a lecture, with per excellence, in Commerce at the young and humble age of 21. He worked nearly 40years with the Government of Andhra Pradesh in the Education Department, climbing up the ladder as a passionate teacher and as an able administrator. He was dearly referred to as RKM garu by his colleagues! He was instrumental in starting the distance education department and worked on deputation as a founder Director of Distance of Higher Education in higher studies at both SV University and OSmanina University for over eight years, finally retiring as the Joint Director of Higher Education.

He was married to Kamala Devi (Rachakonda) on Feburary18, 1953. They had three sons and two daughters who he brought up along with his devout wife imbibing culture, spiritual awareness and good education. He would refer to his seven grandchildren as the seven diamonds in his life and encouraged then to do their very best in their respective fields they passionately wanted to pursue.

He was a strict disciplinarian, while his focus was on following the dharma, teaching philosophy, pass on his wisdom and caring towards the family! He treated everyone with utmost pure affection. He encouraged and supported the education of members from the extended family even with his simple earnings! His beliefs and principles as a guiding light had inspired many from the family, extended family friends to become Engineers, Mathematics and Accountants.

Krishna Murthy enjoyed the best culinary cuisine and ensured that anyone that came home would enjoy the sumptuous food made with devotion by his wife Kamala!

Krishna Murthy’s devotion to his teachers and professors was unparalleled, he always reverentially kept in touch with them even at the age of 80. As Prof. VV. Ramanatham, his mentor and guru said, he had seen may students who produced remarkable academic work, but none that both excelled and had guru bhakti like him.

Eve at the age of 82, he had a remarkable memory and always had encouraged to write a journal to document once thoughts on life. He left for his heavenly abode on August24, 2012 leaving the near and dear with a wealth of knowledge with his beautiful notes from his dairies on a wide range of topics including thoughts on Cooking, the Economy, Modern Medicine, Sports and spirituality!

Krishna Murthy was one of the first few supporters of Veda Vyasa Vignana Varadhi and its mission from early days and attended most of the award ceremony functions and marveled at the hard work and success of the meritorious students.

His dear children call this silent teacher affectionately as “ Nanna Garu” and in their humble effort to perpetuate his memory have started his Endowment in his honour!

Members of the family who have contributed for endowment
1)Sri Ravindranadh Renduchintala
2)Sri sunderLakshman renduchintala
3)Smt Parige sundari Lakshmi
4)Smt Gosala padma
5) Smt R Kamaladevi

Beneficiaries of Endowment :
1. Sri Sripada Pavan Kumar received support from 2011-2017 from 9th Class till completion of his Studies of Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretaries . The boy had a distincition of securing all india rank at CA PPT level and CS final examinations . As a gesture of getting support under the endowment he has donated Rs. 40,000/- to the corpus in the year 2018-19 and promises to do many more in future.
2. Kum. U N R R Sai Roja received support from 2016 onwards, She is doing her medicine and continues to get the support till she completes the course.

Sri I. Bhujanga Rao was born on 25.02.1910 at Choutapalem village in the then Kandukur Taluq of Nellore District. He did his B.A. (English) Literature from Andhra Christian College, Guntur during 1935-37 and till is retirement in 1970 taught students English Literature with distinction. He was a great lover of Shakes Sphere. He married Smt. Saraswathamma on March 16,1930 and this brought Sri R. Venkatappaiah brother of Smt. Saraswathamma and Sri Bhujanga Rao into contact which flowered into a lifelong and their relationship was considered by their sons and relatives as that of Krishna and Arjuna. Sri Bhuhanga Rao knew Telugu literature equall well and used to enact the role of Sri Krishna in Dramas. He was Headmaster of Kondepi High School from 1951 till his retirement in 1970 serving the Institution for almost all (20) years he believed Nishkamakarma and never compromised on his self –respect. He was greatly attached to Gandhian philosophy and was moved by his death in 30th January 1948. A staunch follower of Jawahar Lal Nehru and was deeply influenced by Aravinda philosophy. After leading a peaceful retirement life for (34) years, he passed away at Kandukur on 21.02.2014.

Sri Venkatappaiah garu was born at Karavaidi on November 15, 1905 and was village Karnam for the village Pathsava for (65) years from 1920-1985. He was known as a English speaking Karnam since he studied upto 7th Class at V.R. High School, Nellore. He was a man of compassion and goodness and the whole village never went against his wish and his words used to be an un-written Law in the village. He passed away on 04.10.1992 in Hyderabad and this present Endowment is instituted in memory of both of them by the family members of both the families for an amount of Rs. 3.40 lakhs. The interest on which is to be given as scholarships to bright and economically under privileged students from Kandukur – Kondepi area of Prakasam District.

Smt. Sita Devi (1941-2009) was the youngest of three children and only girl child born to Sri Bhamidipati Suryanaryana and his wife Smt. Subbalakskmi. She grew up in Bhimavaram, West Godavari district alongside her brothers Sri BK. Rao and Sri BJ Rao, who were loving and supportive throughout her life. She was married to Sri JVS Rama Sastri while still in college. It was her remarkable capacity to adjust to new surroundings and people that made her transition to Bombay where she joined her husband as a young girl, then later to Hyderabad and New Delhi while her husband was working, and finally to various cities in the United States after his retirement, seem effortless. Besides Telugu and English, she picked up several local languages like Tamil, Marathi and Hindi making close lifelong friends wherever she went, due to her natural social skills and ever-helpful attitude. While her husband was busy at work, Smt. Sita Devi took complete responsibility of managing the home and taking responsibility for the children and extended family. Starting with her early twenties upon the death of her father-in-law, she and her husband assumed responsibility for the well-being of her hysband’s family: performing the marriages of his two siblings, caring for his mother and elder brother in her home and hosting many family members over the years. And she found time to be an exemplary mother. Her focus while raising children was always on developing good values, providing a good education, and teach them responsibility towards family and society, while being spiritually centered. Today, her children are married with children, active in their communities, and in turn taking care of their parents, in –laws and extended families- hopefully fulfilling their mother’s aspirations. She had varied hobbies ranging from knitting, sewing and embroidery to an interest in electrical and similar work such that she enjoyed fixing electrical, appliances and plumbing problems around the house. By the time Sri Sastri retired from the Indian Economic Service (IES) in 1990, all three children had completed their education in India and USA, gaining multiple advanced degrees and being well-placed in careers. This helped greatly in leasding a happy, connected retired life. A true Karma Yoga practitioner, Smt. Sita Devi was deeply spiritually inclined from a young age and after her children became adults, she started spending a lot of time on religious discourses, bhajans, chanting and vedantic literature and also community service. She and her husband undertook pilgrimages with like- minded friends and family. However, she continued to be a pillar of support for her children and a loving grandmother who helped raise her grandchildren. Having completed all her worldly tasks and with no more desires left, she passé away peacefully on an auspicious Poornima (full moon) in December 2009, being stringently prescient about her own death. She will be remembered for a life lived by example - a highly spiritually evolved human with a tremendous capacity for deep love, friendship and hard work, and who was in turn deeply loved and revered. Realising that children’s education was close to her heart, her husband Sri Rama Sastri and children Rajini Kant, Padma Ranjita and Venu Krishna instituted this endowment to provide financial assistance to the deserving. The hope that the beneficiaries too, when they are settled, will “pay forward” by similarly helping deserving yet financially challenged students in the future. Persons who contributed to this Endowment : Sri Jonnalagadda Ramasastry & Family Members. Beneficiaries of Endowment : 1. Kum Gayatri Iswarya , Receved support for doing her B.com and later MBA Program at Bhavan’s Vidyalaya from 2013-2018. She is presently working with Tech Mahindra . 2. Mr. Vanka Sai Ramesh , Received support from 2014-2018 for doing his B-tech program from NIT Suratkal, and at present working as software engineer with Radisys Bengaluru and as a gratitude contributed Rs. 40,000/- to the corpus. 3. Mr Kuppa Krishna Sai Vineeth , Received support from 2015 for doing his B-tech Program at IIT Chennai and he is now in his Final Year, 4. Mr. Thimmaraju Venkata Sai Harsha, Receiving support from 2018-19 for doing His B-tech Program at NIT Suratkal .

Jonnalagadda Family Endowment in memory of Sri Jonnalagadda Venkata Krishnayya, Smt. Mankyammma and Sri Venkatappayya Sastry Foreseeing the value of formal education for future generations of his family, Sri Jonnalagaddda Sitaramayya (1864-19330) moved residence from Ramanagram village in Divi Taluka, Krishna District to the nearby town of Machilipatnam which was gaining prominence for higher formal education. This helped greatly and all three of his sons became graduates in the early 1900s. The youngest son Sri Venkata Krishnayya (1895-1964) received BA and BL Degree from Madras University and practiced law in the local district and subordinate courts. Realizing that this profession did not ensure stable income except for the very few extremely successful ones, he encouraged his sons to pursue careers of their interest and expectations. Besides law, Sri Venkata Krishnayya volunteered his time to the promotion of educational facilities in Machilipatnam. He was elected a member of the Managing Committee of the Hindu College, its High School and branches for a number of years. A man of few words, this deeply caring family patriarch lived an exemplary, principled life. Smt. Manikyamma (1913-1980), wife of Sri Venkata Krishnayya was an orphan raised by a loving aunt and married early. A beautiful lady with child-like simplicity, she was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother in her lifetime. Together with her husband, she headed a home which supported several members of Sri Venkata Krishnayya’s extended family, and also raised six children who in turn went on to lead productive lives.

The youngest son Sri Venkata Krishnayya (1895-1964) received BA and BL Degree from Madras University and practiced law in the local district and subordinate courts. Realizing that this profession did not ensure stable income except for the very few extremely successful ones, he encouraged his sons to pursue careers of their interest and expectations. Besides law, Sri Venkata Krishnayya volunteered his time to the promotion of educational facilities in Machilipatnam. He was elected a member of the Managing Committee of the Hindu College, its High School and branches for a number of years. A man of few words, this deeply caring family patriarch lived an exemplary, principled life.

Late Sri Gollamudi Sethu Madhava Rao was Renowned Chartered Account having started is carrier in 1947. Subsequently established his own firm as G. S. Madhavarao & Company at Hyderabad with branches in Warangal, Karimnagar, contributed for various Philanthropic, Religious, and Arts & Culture in Warangal. In fact both of his sons are the active members as Vice President of Veda Vyasa Vidaya Vignana Varadhi. The registered office of Veda Vyasa Vidya Vignana Varadhi is in their premises. Persons who contributed to this Endowment : Sri G.L. Raju Elder son has instituted the endowment. Beneficiaries of Endowment : Mr. Pothuganti Anil kumar , Receiving support from 2014-15 and he is now doing his III Year B-Tech

Yanambaka Venkatappaiah was born on 27.12.1927 at Anikepalli village of Nellore District. He was born to his parent Yanambaka Iyyaparaju who was Karnam of Konduru Village. He was married to Venkata Lakshmamma in the year 1949. He did his schooling from V.R. High School, Nellore and used to go a distance of (15) miles on cycle from Konduru to Nellre and completed his graduation in B. A. ( Mathematics) in 1949. Did his M. A. ( Mathematics) in 1951 from the Presidency College of Madaras and has a special interest in Mathematics. His mother sold her gold chain and gave him money to join in Presidency College Madras. When he was in Presidency College, pursuing M. A. (Mathematics) he got 200 marks in Mathematics Paper. On scrutiny, it was found he did not pick up any choice and answered all the questions. Sri Y. Venkatappaiah worked in the Board of Revenue, RDO, Guntur, Dy. Executive Officer of TTD, and as District Revenue Officer and died while working as P.A. to Special Collector, Srisailam. Persons who contributed to this Endowment : Sri Y S Rao , Secretary , Tarani Beneficiaries of Endowment : P Shesha Sai Kumari , Receiving the support for doing her B-Tech Program from the year 2017-18. She is an orphan with her Brother doing purohitam.

Sri Chalapathi Rao garu born in the Year from a modest family from chittore districtand his father Si HanumanthRao Garu, afarmer and mother Smt Krishna Veni and did his PUC SV high School Tirupathi, he is aversatile doctor by profession 1). He did his MBBS from SV Medical college Tirupathi 2)Studied Diploma in Anesthisia at Stanley medical college chennai 3)Did His M.D at BHU Varanasi 4)Did MNAMS(membership of the National Academy of medical Sciences) at Delhi university He started his career at Tirupathi and rendered services as professor of Anaesthesia in SV Medical Collge, Tirupathi and headed Ruia hospital as superintendent and passed away while in service leaving his wife Dr K.Rajeswari a gynaecologist and a son and daughter. He has presented many papers in different symposia apart from publishing articles in different medical Journals. In recognising his services the Government of Andhra Pradesh has instituted a Gold Medal in his name for awarding to the best student. Person who contributed to this Endowment : Smt A Gayatri Hari Priya ,( Daughter ) Beneficiaries of Endowment. : P Shesha Sai Kumari , Receiving the support for doing her B-Tech Program from the year 2017-18. She is an orphan with her Brother doing purohitam.

Jonnalagadda Kameswaramma Wo Late Jonnalagadda Radhakrishna Murthy. Her husband suddenly expired when she was 28 years old, survived with two daughters and two sons. Due to poverty and sudden demise of her husband, she had to undergo hardships. Her earnings was through working in Brahmin community houses and with tuition fee, it was the sole income to maintain her family, none helped her. She was optimistic and believes "Trust in God do the Right." With her meagre income she brought up her four children and they have become responsible citizens and well settled and inturn following their mother footprints i.e, Help Ever - Hurt Never, Love A11. Late Kameswaramma's burning desire, was to give apart of life for services to society and contribute their harden savings to the society. Her motto was SARVEJANA SUKHINOBHAVANTU. Persons who Contributed to Endowment : Sri J. V. Rao Garu ( High Court Advocate) , Son , and Treasurer of Vedavyasa Vidya Vignana Varadhi. Beneficiaries of Endowment : Kum. Kota Gayatri Receiving the support for doing her B-tech Program from 2015-16 . She is now in the B-tech III year at Mallareddy College of Engineering.

Late Smt Annapurnamma Kamaraju was the eldest daughter of Late Kommaddi Venkata Ramana & Ratnamma. She Strived very hard through our her life to justify the name given to her by her parents. She was very kind, soft humane by nature and helpful to everyone. She was also mentally brave to withstand all odds in life mentally, physically and financially. She spent her life like Bhishma in Maha Bharatham. She believed and practiced the following. 1. Help the needy or guide them from where one can get it. 2. Help the needy without expecting anything God will help you in the form someone else. 3. Help others physically if not able to help financially. 4. She organised Annadaanam even in those days with help of so many people. 5. She used to always present where need is there. 6. She loves children and believed they are God's gift. Because of that noble works of her today we are in this position . Persons who contributed to Endowment : Narendera Kamaraju, Grandson . Beneficiaries of Endowment : Mr. V Srihari Sandeep , Son of a Purohit doing his medicine at Ananthapur Govt. College receiving support from the year 2016-17.