The NTR Charitable Trust Assam flood relief drive has been launched to support families affected by severe flooding across the state. Through a public collection campaign in Hyderabad, the Trust is gathering essential supplies and urging citizens, fans and volunteers to contribute to the humanitarian effort.
Relief Drive Launched for Flood-Affected Families
The Nandamuri Basava Tarakam NTR Charitable Trust has initiated a large-scale relief campaign following the devastating floods in Assam. Continuous heavy rains have reportedly claimed 75 lives and displaced lakhs of residents across seven districts, leaving thousands of families without reliable access to food, safe drinking water, medicines and shelter.
Responding to the growing humanitarian crisis, the Trust appealed to the public and Nandamuri fans to support those affected. Organisers stressed that immediate assistance is necessary because many families have lost their homes, belongings and sources of livelihood. The campaign seeks to mobilise community support and deliver practical help directly to vulnerable flood-affected residents.
Essential Relief Materials Being Collected
As part of the NTR Trust relief materials collection, the organisation is accepting clothes, blankets, footwear, dry food, rice, packaged drinking water, sanitary kits and other daily necessities. These contributions will be sorted and transported to affected communities in Assam.
The organisers have requested donors to provide clean and usable materials that can be distributed without delay. Food items should be properly packed and suitable for storage, while hygiene products and drinking water remain especially important due to the health risks that commonly follow major floods. Every contribution, regardless of size, can help a displaced family meet its immediate needs.
Hyderabad Campaign Receives Strong Public Response
The Hyderabad Assam relief campaign was formally flagged off near the NTR Statue at JNTU, KPHB. Nandamuri Mohana Roopa, Tummala Prasanna Kumar and NBK Fan Anantapur Jagan attended the launch as chief guests. Several members of Balayya Yuva Sena and other volunteers participated in collecting and organising the donated supplies.
Volunteers involved in the initiative included Atluri Deepak, Sattar, Cherukuri Ravi, Marni Pawan, Potluri Ramakrishna, Potluri Rajesh, Vinay Chava, Komma Vikram, Karnati Kondal Rao, Madan Mohan, Gopi Krishna Kakarla, Srinivas Kolluri, Harendra Babu, Manideep, Gautham and Sai, among others. The organisers said the campaign has received an encouraging response, with contributions and support calls arriving from different regions.
Trust Appeals for Continued Public Support
Speaking at the event, Nandamuri Mohana Roopa appreciated the public’s response and thanked everyone who supported the campaign. She urged people to continue contributing through the Trust, emphasising that even a small donation can provide relief and renewed hope to a family facing displacement and hardship.
The Nandamuri Basava Tarakam NTR Charitable Trust reaffirmed its commitment to humanitarian service and called for collective action during the crisis. Through the public appeal for Assam flood aid, the organisation hopes to send essential supplies quickly and stand with the people of Assam as they begin the difficult process of recovery.
The NTR Charitable Trust Assam flood relief drive has been launched to support families affected by severe flooding across the state. Through a public collection campaign in Hyderabad, the Trust is gathering essential supplies and urging citizens, fans and volunteers to contribute to the humanitarian effort.
Relief Drive Launched for Flood-Affected Families
The Nandamuri Basava Tarakam NTR Charitable Trust has initiated a large-scale relief campaign following the devastating floods in Assam. Continuous heavy rains have reportedly claimed 75 lives and displaced lakhs of residents across seven districts, leaving thousands of families without reliable access to food, safe drinking water, medicines and shelter.
Responding to the growing humanitarian crisis, the Trust appealed to the public and Nandamuri fans to support those affected. Organisers stressed that immediate assistance is necessary because many families have lost their homes, belongings and sources of livelihood. The campaign seeks to mobilise community support and deliver practical help directly to vulnerable flood-affected residents.
Essential Relief Materials Being Collected
As part of the NTR Trust relief materials collection, the organisation is accepting clothes, blankets, footwear, dry food, rice, packaged drinking water, sanitary kits and other daily necessities. These contributions will be sorted and transported to affected communities in Assam.
The organisers have requested donors to provide clean and usable materials that can be distributed without delay. Food items should be properly packed and suitable for storage, while hygiene products and drinking water remain especially important due to the health risks that commonly follow major floods. Every contribution, regardless of size, can help a displaced family meet its immediate needs.
Hyderabad Campaign Receives Strong Public Response
The Hyderabad Assam relief campaign was formally flagged off near the NTR Statue at JNTU, KPHB. Nandamuri Mohana Roopa, Tummala Prasanna Kumar and NBK Fan Anantapur Jagan attended the launch as chief guests. Several members of Balayya Yuva Sena and other volunteers participated in collecting and organising the donated supplies.
Volunteers involved in the initiative included Atluri Deepak, Sattar, Cherukuri Ravi, Marni Pawan, Potluri Ramakrishna, Potluri Rajesh, Vinay Chava, Komma Vikram, Karnati Kondal Rao, Madan Mohan, Gopi Krishna Kakarla, Srinivas Kolluri, Harendra Babu, Manideep, Gautham and Sai, among others. The organisers said the campaign has received an encouraging response, with contributions and support calls arriving from different regions.
Trust Appeals for Continued Public Support
Speaking at the event, Nandamuri Mohana Roopa appreciated the public’s response and thanked everyone who supported the campaign. She urged people to continue contributing through the Trust, emphasising that even a small donation can provide relief and renewed hope to a family facing displacement and hardship.
The Nandamuri Basava Tarakam NTR Charitable Trust reaffirmed its commitment to humanitarian service and called for collective action during the crisis. Through the public appeal for Assam flood aid, the organisation hopes to send essential supplies quickly and stand with the people of Assam as they begin the difficult process of recovery.
