Date: December 17, 2024
92-Year-Old Woman’s Inspiring Contribution to Amaravati Project
92-Year-Old Woman’s Inspiring Contribution to Amaravati Project
Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh’s capital project, continues to inspire stories of generosity and public support. Just days ago, a Hyderabad-based family sold their property and contributed ₹1 crore to the project, earning praise from Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. Now, another heartwarming act of support has emerged, this time from a 92-year-old woman.
Who is Venkatratnam Bandla?
The elderly lady, Venkatratnam Bandla, a spirited 92-year-old woman from Thullur, has won hearts with her selfless act. She donated ₹1 lakh from her life savings to the Amaravati capital project. Her dedication to the development of Amaravati reflects the collective hope and aspirations of the people of Andhra Pradesh.
CM Chandrababu Naidu’s Response
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu was pleasantly surprised and deeply moved by Venkatratnam’s contribution. He personally received the cheque from her and took a moment to appreciate her generosity and strong belief in the Amaravati vision.
During his brief interaction with Venkatratnam and her family. The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude and praised her commitment to the state’s future. Such contributions, no matter how big or small, showcase the unity and dedication of the people toward Amaravati.
Public Support for Amaravati Capital Project
The recent contributions, including the ₹1 crore donation from the Hyderabad family and now Venkatratnam’s ₹1 lakh donation, highlight the growing public ownership of the Amaravati project. These generous acts send a clear message: the people of Andhra Pradesh strongly believe in Amaravati’s development and are ready to play their part.
A Proposal for a Signature Tower in Amaravati
Inspired by such spirited donations, discussions on social media are gaining momentum. Many are proposing the idea of constructing a Signature Tower in Amaravati as a tribute to the contributions made by the public. This tower could serve as a symbol of solidarity and collective ownership, using funds donated by the common people over the years.
While this remains a preliminary suggestion, it represents the growing enthusiasm and optimism surrounding Amaravati’s future.
Conclusion
The story of Venkatratnam Bandla, a 92-year-old woman contributing ₹1 lakh from her life savings. It highlights the unwavering faith of Andhra Pradesh’s citizens in the Amaravati capital project. Combined with other generous donations, such contributions reflect the spirit of unity and determination that drives the state’s developmental vision.
CM Chandrababu Naidu’s appreciation for these thoughtful acts further strengthens the bond between the leadership and the people. As Amaravati continues to grow, these stories of selflessness and dedication will remain etched in its history.