Archive · 8 Dec 2025
Samithi Aims to Raise BC Awareness
A group called Mana Aalochana Saadhana Samithi wants to help people from a group called Backward Classes (BCs) in India.
They had a special event to remember a man named Panduga Sayanna, who helped poor people and fought against unfair treatment.
The group's leader, Katakam Narsinga Rao, said it's important to teach young people about Sayanna's bravery.
Many leaders and community members came to the event to support this mission.
They believe that asking questions and learning about the past can help make society better.
Mana Aalochana Saadhana Samithi aims to create awareness among Backward Classes (BCs) and secure a better future for coming generations.
The Samithi organized the Panduga Sayanna Vardhanti program in Mahabubnagar to honor the legacy of Panduga Sayanna, who fought for the poor and against feudal oppression.
State President Katakam Narsinga Rao emphasized the importance of passing on Sayanna's ideals to younger generations.
The event was supported by various caste associations, intellectuals, and leaders from people’s organizations across Telangana.
Participants included BC JAC leader Bekkum Janardhan, BC community leaders Munnuru Raju, Krishna Mudiraj, and others.
- Who
- Mana Aalochana Saadhana Samithi, led by Katakam Narsinga Rao
- What
- Organized the Panduga Sayanna Vardhanti program to raise awareness about Backward Classes (BCs) and honor the legacy of Panduga Sayanna
- When
- On Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Mahabubnagar district headquarters, Telangana
- Why
- To create awareness among BCs, secure a better future for coming generations, and pass on the legacy of social reformers
- Organization
- Mana Aalochana Saadhana Samithi
- State President
- Katakam Narsinga Rao
- Event
- Panduga Sayanna Vardhanti
- Location
- Mahabubnagar, Telangana
- Key Figure Honored
- Panduga Sayanna
- Participants
- BC JAC leader Bekkum Janardhan, BC community leaders Munnuru Raju, Krishna Mudiraj, Mettukadi Prabhakar, Srinivas, Sagar, Sarangi Lakshminarayana, and various caste association leaders