Appointment announced by NATS President Raj Allada at a special Meet and Greet attended by Chairman Kishore Kancherla
New Jersey: North American Telugu Society (NATS) has announced new leadership for the Telugu community in New Jersey, appointing Sai Gangula as the NATS New Jersey Chapter Leader. The appointment was announced by NATS President Raj Allada during a special Meet and Greet programme attended by NATS Chairman Kishore Kancherla.
Speaking on the occasion, NATS President Raj Allada expressed confidence that Sai Gangula, whom he described as a young, enthusiastic and dynamic leader, would strengthen NATS activities across New Jersey through his dedication to community service. He expressed hope that Sai Gangula would play a key role in encouraging greater participation by young people in NATS initiatives and volunteer programmes.
NATS Chairman Kishore Kancherla appreciated the significant contributions made by the New Jersey Telugu community to the organisation’s growth. He highlighted the distinction of New Jersey producing three NATS presidents, reflecting the state’s strong association with the organisation. He reiterated NATS’ commitment to reaching more Telugu families and expanding its community service activities.
Telugu Organisations Come Together for Community Service
The meeting witnessed the participation of prominent Telugu community leaders, NATS members, volunteers and well-wishers. Representatives from several Telugu organisations, including APTA, ATMIYA, MATA, TANA, TFAS and NRIVA, attended the programme.
The gathering served as a platform to strengthen unity, mutual cooperation and a shared commitment to serving the Telugu community.
NATS Executive Committee and Board members Bindu Yalamanchili, T. P. Rao, Shyam Nalam, Muralikrishna Medicherla, Srinivas Bhimineni and Vamsi Koppuravuri also participated in the event.
National Sponsors Extend Their Support
Representatives of NATS national sponsors also attended the programme and expressed their support for the organisation’s community service initiatives. They included Shashi Parvatham from Nexillo Health and Kalyan Lakkishetty and Vamsi Krishna Koppuravuri from Bullion Fortune.
Several speakers congratulated NATS President Raj Allada and appreciated his leadership, commitment and contributions to the Telugu community. Raj Allada emphasised the importance of Telugu organisations working together to achieve common community goals.
He also called upon Telugu associations to collaborate with NATS on cancer awareness initiatives, cancer screening camps and other social service programmes aimed at improving community well-being.
Focus on Youth Leadership and Community Welfare
The appointment of Sai Gangula reflects NATS’ continued focus on strengthening community relationships, encouraging young leadership and expanding service-oriented initiatives throughout New Jersey.
Through its programmes and volunteer opportunities, NATS aims to bring Telugu families closer, promote cultural connections and support community welfare initiatives.
Telugu residents across New Jersey who wish to participate in NATS programmes, community activities and volunteer service opportunities can contact newly appointed New Jersey Chapter Leader Sai Gangula.
For further information and participation:
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