CIMA
– 003 - Inspiring about Village Development and Providing Water Tanks to
Lingareddy Gudam, Nalgonda on 5th July, 2015
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Update about service project conducted by employees of S&P Capital
IQ (www.spcapitaliq.com) - Business unit of McGraw Hill Financial (www.mhfi.com), Hyderabad, IndiaProject Location: Lingareddy Gudam village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda District, Telangana, India
About the
Project: Lingareddy
gudam is a small village in Choutuppal mandal of Nalgonda district with 700+
residents mainly agriculture as main occupation. Due to their economic status
and social issues, they work in isolation and could not concentrate on common
good. If they are united, plan and work for village development, that will
enhance comforts for all and it can shape of the village in good condition.
Also they have water sources but could not store the water and supply for all
needy people. Developing water facility through water tank construction will
help them with good facilities.
Non Profit
Partner: Lead India 2020 Foundation
Project
Leader: Ramesh Kumar Masanam
Activity: Volunteers developed material for discussions with village
residents to teach about ways to get united, easy methods to connect with
village development, benefits of working as a team and examples of model
villages and changes they could make because of their work. We reached many
people and educated them about various matters that they need to cultivate in
their way of thinking. They also procured material for water tank construction
and coordinated with skilled labor and helped them in building water tank.
Date &
Time: 5th July, 2015 from 10am to 5:30pm
Highlights:
1.
Visiting door to door and
educating the Villagers about unity, growth plans, discussed & motivated
the people about the importance of education, importance of vote, social
responsibility, Mankind, etc.
2.
Given guidance to teen and
young agers of the village about better career planning by distributing career
guidance broachers
3.
Visited Govt. primary
school and distributed note books to the students
4.
Done plantations in
village and described the importance of
Greenery and how to protect the plants
5.
Painted water tanks
6.
Made the villagers
awareness on cleanliness and team work
Impact:
600+
Villagers got benefited through this Project and with the amenities that we
have provided to them. It is very useful for them as they are facing water
Problems.
About
Community Impact Program: McGraw-Hill Financial ( www.mhfi.com ) the company which strongly
believes in the motto, 'Giving back is essential'. MHFI encourages its
employees to work for service projects in which 20+ employees would be working
together and for solving public problems in their community to build better
lives and stronger communities. MHFI grants $2000 per project and employees
spend their personal time on the project. This year S&P Capital IQ,
Hyderabad (part of MHFI group www.spcapitaliq.com ) employees applied for projects from various areas.
FEEDBACK OF THE VOLUNTEERS:
Ramesh Kumar Masanam (Project Lead):-It’s a great privilege that I got a chance to serve the
community and that to in my native place Lingareddygudem. The village consists
of a population of around 5000 and all these villagers are buy drinking water
or have ground water which contains fluoride. I pursued their problem carefully
and approached the village Sarpanch and village heads which make me to plan for
construction of water tanks in village. For that I am very much thankful to my
village Sarpanch and heads. For villager
to have good health they should have good and safe water so with help of
storing Krishna river drinking water they can have this water instead of having
fluoride water which affect their lives very badly. To pursue their good health
they required a water tanks which will be very helpful to them. To store and
have Krishna river water, so with the help of CIM project fund I have made
construction of two water tanks in this village. And also inspired the villager
about unity, growth plans, discussed & motivated the people about the
importance of education, importance of vote, social responsibility and Mankind,
etc.
I have
feel real the happiness in the eyes of villager when I guiding their kids about
good career planning options, distributing the note books to poor students,
etc. It made me very much happy and even
my family is very happy about these great services which have done for society.
I would like to thank from bottom of my heart to the CIM project for all the
amenities provided to my village. I hope this will go a long way in shaping the
Village in a better way. CIM program has sown the seeds and now it’s part of
the villagers to reap maximum benefit from this.
Veera Swamy Gurrapu: I feel proud to be a participant in such an event where I spent
my time in assisting the people out of organization guiding I right direction,
and I am very much thank full to CIM and the event head Ramesh Kumar for
arranging the way to use my time for the a valuable purpose, I suggest every
employee feel responsible and spare a little amount of his for such activities
which will definitely impact the society.
Venkata Suresh Kumar Sadhu: Participating for the cause of social welfare is the noblest
deed in the world. In this regard I extended my helping hand through EVG
program that was conducted in the village called Lingareddy Gudem, in Nalgonda
dist. Various activities have conducted under one EVG program which is led by
Mr. Ramesh Kumar Masanam. All the participants were very actively worked and by
seeing this dwellers of the village also participated very enthusiastically. We
have inaugurated water tank in the village which will be very useful to store water
and easy access to all the natives. To enlighten the knowledge among we took
small step by distributing note books and provided career guidance to the
students. Plantation of trees is the one of other major activity we have done
to protect the nature and educated the students the importance of the plants
and trees without which the very existence of human kind will be in hazard. To
me it’s an achievement that I have contributed small amount of time for this
service. Hope in the future also I will avail my time for social
responsibility.
Rama Koteswara Rao Podila: I am really happy for being part of this project, as of now i
just noticed the people who are serving for the village people those who are
not having the facilities but first time even I was also entered into them and
really satisfied as part of this project, such great experience to me. My
special Thanks to this Project Leader RAMESH KUMAR MASANAM and all the team
members.
Sridhar Kancherla: It is rightly said that we are come to this world to serve but
not to be served. In this regard, I am very fortunate to be a part of community
services project. For the projects that have taken up this year under CIM
project I have participated as a volunteer in the village called Lingareddygudem
in Nalgonda district. Apart from Printing Tanks, plantation of trees on the
road side of the village and distributed notebooks & Career guidance
bouncer to the students. I thoroughly enjoyed the day. I would like to thank all the volunteers who
have participated in this program.
Venkata Subbarao Nandipati: Great opportunity to serve the society, very happy to be part of
this successful CIM event. Thankful to S&P Capital IQ for giving me this Opportunity.
Looking forward to be part of many more events, and kudos to the entire team
for supporting me in this event and for their enthusiastic participation.
Siva Sankar Reddy Ganadhipalli: It is great to serve society for a good cause. Thanks for making
me a part of this good cause. These kinds of programs inspire mankind to
contribute to the society. I am thanking full to my colleagues & my
company.
Afreen Shaik: The
concept of Constructing Water tanks is a very useful thing to the villagers there.
The response of the villagers was awesome. Distributed the books to the
students and Spread the awareness about various career options which could
really help them in deciding their future. We must be thankful to Capital IQ
for taking such activities forward with great spirit and also to make us part of it . The process of selecting suitable projects
really helped our EVG programs to succeed. Hope, this EVG programs focus the
needy sector of the society to help more and more in the near future such as
scholarship to merit students, support the stationery needs of few students who
are demotivated for lack of facilities etc.
Chinna Siddaiah Pinjary: This is very special project and really done for the needy
people living in a village which has no space for comfortable living. Providing
water tanks, creating awareness on drinking water and counselling the upcoming
youth through career guidance etc., all these activities definitely will help
for the development of the village in many aspects. I am very happy for being
part of it and also grateful to all my co-volunteers, elders in the village and
press etc., for their effort and time they had for making this event grand
success. Very special thanks to our CIM team lead Ramesh Kumar Masanam for
giving this opportunity and for guiding and supporting us throughout the
project.
Bharadwaj Putrevu: Happy to be in part of the CIM Project @ LingareddyGudem –
Choutuppal, and throughout the project we learnt the importance of CSR
activities and it’s Impact on the society and I am feeling proud of being in
MHFI Family, and Sincere thanks to the Project Leader for making me part of this
good project
Jagan Babu Sunku: It’s a good opportunity for me to be a part of the event for a
meaningful impact, as well expanding our network and had great fun. I am
thankful to my event manager, Ramesh Kumar Masanam who gave me an opportunity
as a volunteer of this project.
Amarnath Gummisetty: There are few things which you have never done in your life;
there are few experiences which could easily be considered as worthy. I can say
to an extent that I have had an opportunity to actually experience one of such
time. I have visited “Lingareddy gudem” village
as a part of CIM program initiated by my company (SP Capital IQ - MHFI).
The program was basically revolved around “built Water tankers” along with
providing sessions viz – career guidance, life lessons, insights about
importance of education to the students (primary to higher secondary) etc. To talk about the village, I must say its lot
better than any city in likes of greenery, naturally growing food, handlooms
and beautiful serene places all around.
When I
got off from the bus and saw the school it struck me to the core. It was really
unsettling for me to see the condition that school was in with limited space,
less no. of chair in the classroom, no facilities in terms of fans, lights
etc. But their innocent smile took off
all my thoughts about the harsh condition they were in. I happen to meet few
very bright and brilliant kids and I was totally taken by surprise to see their
eagerness to learn and ask questions about the future and how best they can
achieve certain things in life. I was sure about one thing that this day was
not only about convincing and educating these children but also to make them
capable enough to face the outer world and I’m sure same intention was in heart
of all the volunteers (my colleagues) who accompanied me yesterday to make sure
that along with education, these kids needs to be taught more about the life
I
realized and what we often do, we curse situations many times about lot of bad
happening to us, but after meeting these kids I learned that things could have
been worse. I will never ever forget those genuine smiles. I heartily thank CIM
program for giving me an experience of a lifetime and an opportunity to touch
many hearts. I will always be obliged. Tons of thanks to my friend and host of
this event Mr. Ramesh Masanam without whom I wouldn’t even know about this
event. I really find myself lucky that I got an opportunity to spend time with
these kids and be a part of their lives. Hope to see their growth in the future
and visit them soon.
Shravya Soma: Thank
very much to MHFI for providing a good platform to act and get satisfied. Even
parents are very happy for such activities we have done in this village. Nature
is always being treated as mother and protecting it is the basic responsibility
of every common man. We have believed this fact and planted several plants
across the village and explained how to project the nurture.
Raghuram Sripelli: I am really happy now and it can’t be measurable with anything
for sure. This is my first attempt to be part of MHFI CIM projects and I would
really thankful to my organization for giving the opportunity to be a volunteer
for a noble cause. Of all, it is a great privilege to serve the society without
expecting any salutation. The triumph of joy derived from these activities is
more memorable than any token of acknowledgement for sure
Sanjeev Kumar: This
year’s CIM project has lot to give not only for us (the volunteers) but also as
whole since it is something which can be remembers for rest of your life. I
could say so since this is the second project I have attended for this year and
both were superb. To talk about this particular CIM project, I have had an
opportunity to be a part of this Nobel project which is led by my friend and
colleague Mr. Ramesh Masanam, where we have visited a small town “Choutuppal”.
This project revolved around setting up of water tanker alongside providing the
basic information about sanitation, plantation, education and its importance to
children.
Overall
it was a nice experience; we gave all the inputs required from our end to serve
the purpose of this project. Be its guiding the people about how best water
could be preserved while setting up the water tankers. We also made sure each
and every one of them understand the moto behind doing all this, which
hopefully they got it. It’s always a great feeling spending times with kids and
parallel learns from them about their thought process with an effort to make
sure and see if they are thinking in a right direction. We happen to do so and
taught these kids about many things in particular about the importance of
education. They were glad to listen as well as sharing their words with the
volunteers. Let’s hope to continue and contribute to such causes in near future
as well.
Swarani Molleti: I am
very happy as being a part of this project; this is my first experience of
participating in such a great project. I hope you will continue this kind of
projects forever.
Rajesh Gandham: Happy
to be a part of the CIM Project. This is a great experience & opportunity
to know the problems of society and help them; we have constructed the water
tanks, now the villager’s don’t have to worry about the availability of water.
And educated the people about the benefits of storage and conservation of
water. Thanks to S&P capital IQ I am very proud to be a part of CIMB
project.
Raja Chary Kesarapu: This is a great experience & opportunity to know the
problems of society and help them; we have constructed the water tanks, now the
villager’s don’t have to worry about the availability of water. And educated
the people about the benefits of storage and conservation of water. Happy to be
a part of the CIM Project. Thanks to S&P capital IQ I am very proud to be a
part of CIMA project.
Chinnapureddy Gopu: It was an amazing experience to be as a member of CIM at
Choutuppal Project .The project of
construction of water tanks is very useful to the villagers as they are facing
water problem . The experience of interacting with the villagers is fabulous..
I am happy for being as a part of the project.. Thank you Sir for providing me
the platform.
Nagaraju Bhakthapuri: The experience is just awesome; working for the welfare of
society gives immense pleasure and self-satisfaction. This is possible only
because of MHFI! Thanks for giving me an opportunity to serve the society.
FEEDBACK OF THE BENEFICIARIES:
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PHOTOS:
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