TadEkam — One with Rural Sewa
"With education, healthcare, and environmental conservation as its goals for rural development, this TadEkam is a spiritual service organisation."
Kirlampudi Junction, Jaggampeta Rural, Andhra Prabha:
TadEkam Foundation has been rendering seva to rural areas for many years. Under the inspiration of Guruji Naushir and Guru Ram Bapu Ji, spending approximately ₹30 lakhs, a community hall, an approach road, benches for village panchayat — all these were provided by Sri Patanchetti Suchandra Babu to the village of Mahisa Gani under Boduru Mandal. Similarly, in all villages, a panchayat office was constructed. In those same villages, all facilities were provided — including school teachers, computer installation, and school infrastructure. In this district, 5 teachers on daily wages earn ₹8,000 each. 13 sanitation workers were appointed each earning ₹1,00,000 annually and TadEkam is spending ₹1,00,000 per year for this. Similarly, in the school, for the construction of benches and tables, ₹70,000 was spent. For 4 sewing machines for women's self-help purposes, ₹1,00,000 was spent.
Recognising these invaluable services, Jaggampeta MLA Sri Nagireddy Vivekanda Goud praised TadEkam Foundation, saying that such service had not been seen before.
On this occasion, a new gate of approximately 10 feet height was installed at the local school. This gate was inaugurated — in a programme held on 10/10/2017 in the presence of Sri Guruji Naushir — by Jaggampeta constituency leaders and community representatives, after performing puja. Students enthusiastically participated in this programme.
On this day, noting the significance of tree-planting, the students planted saplings in the school premises.
In addition to this, speaking about TadEkam Foundation's activities, Guruji said that he had come to know about this village from a friend's recommendation — how this particular village was selected — and that it was on this basis that seva was being carried out in this village. He also stated that this work of seva would continue in other villages as well in the same spirit.








