Our Seva

Kakinada Seva Project

ReliefEducationLivelihoodHealthcareCommunity
₹ 90 Lakhs
Funds Invested
350
Patients Treated
250
Fishermen Benefitted
25
Driving Training
70
Tricycles Donated
60
Scholarship to Students
2,000
Women Trained in Tailoring/Embroidery
12,000
Lives Impacted

Guruji Naushir began seva in Kakinada through the party sadhaks of Shri Pawan Kalyan Garu’s Jana Sena Party.

Our lead in Kakinada Rural Area has been Shri Pantham Nanaji, MLA of Kakinada Rural.

Seva done by Tadekam includes insurance cover for fishermen, eye and medical camps, desilting of channel for easy access to sea for fishermen, tailoring & embroidery training for women, etc.

Support to Specially Abled

Support to Youth of Kakinada

During visits to fishing villages, Tadekam Foundation found that many youth were looking for alternative sources of income beyond fishing. Under the guidance of Pantham Nanaji, the Foundation organized driving training programs for young people from the fishermen community, helping them gain employable skills and improve their livelihood opportunities.

Welfare of Fisherfolk as the Goal— Working Towards It

Translation of Telugu News on Guruji Naushir’s donation of 10 tricycles

ABN Andhra Jyothi
Welfare of Fisherfolk as the Goal— Working Towards It
Jana Sena PAC Member Pantham Nanaji

Sarvaram Junction, 8 June: Jana Sena Party is working with the welfare of fisherfolk as its primary goal, said PAC Member Pantham Nanaji. He called upon women to develop embroidery skills and earn a self-sufficient livelihood. With the support of Jana Sena Party and through TadEkam Foundation's initiative, ten disabled fisherfolk from Suryaraopeta and Thurangi Pagadalapeta were gifted tri-cycles on Wednesday. On this occasion, TadEkam Foundation's South Regional Coordinator, Mandalapu Madhavi, Yaragadda Sudha spoke, and the embroidery training programme arranged for women — along with embroidery materials— was also distributed.

Date: 9 June 2022 | Edition: Kakinada, Kakinada District | Page: 8

Support to Villagers

Repuru is a small village where residential houses are located on one side of a canal, while agricultural fields are situated on the other. Farmers had to travel nearly six kilometers to reach their fields due to the lack of a bridge. Despite repeated requests to the government, no solution was provided. The villagers then approached the Tadekam Foundation for help. Under the guidance of MLA Pantham Nanaji, who oversees the Foundation's activities in the Kakinada region, a simple yet effective solution was identified. Tadekam Foundation donated a ferry boat to the village, enabling farmers to cross the canal in just five minutes, saving time and improving daily access to their farmlands.

New Boat Launched in Repuru

Support to Repuru: News translated into English

ABN Andhra Jyothi (Digital)
New Boat Launched in Repuru

Kakinada Rural, 23 March: A new boat, procured by TadEkam Foundation at a cost of ₹ 1.45 lakhs, was inaugurated on Thursday by Jana Sena PAC Member Pantham Nanaji— for the use of farmers in the Kovvuru and Repuru villages of Rural Mandal, who needed it for agricultural purposes.

Similarly, at Rayudupalam, an embroidery training centre arranged by Avtar Babaji TadEkam Foundation under the auspices of Jana Sena was inaugurated by Nanaji, along with Foundation representatives Madhavi, Sudha, and Shandi.

Also present were Shiranga Srinivasarao, Jana Sena Mandal Presidents Kareda Govindu, and Nakka Srinu.

Empowering Women in Kakinada Rural

Many women from the villages expressed a desire to learn tailoring to support their families and gain financial independence. In response, Tadekam Foundation organized tailoring and embroidery training programme that benefited over 2,500 women. The training enabled many participants to stitch clothes for their own families, while others began taking tailoring orders from the community, creating an additional source of income. To further support their livelihood journey, the Foundation provided sewing machines to selected trainees. Notably, several differently-abled women successfully completed the program. Tadekam Foundation provided the trainers and machines, while Jana Sena volunteers assisted in organizing and implementing the initiative.

Free Embroidery Training Centre Launched Under Jana Sena's Leadership

Gist of Translation of Telugu News on Guruji Naushir’s empowering women by tailoring/ embroidery

Andhra Prabha
Free Embroidery Training Centre Launched Under Jana Sena's Leadership
TadEkam Foundation's Services are Praiseworthy... — PAC Member Nanaji

Kakinada Rural, Prabha News: A free embroidery training centre was established at Rayudupalam in Kakinada Rural Mandal's Ramanayyapeta village, in collaboration with TadEkam Foundation. This centre was inaugurated on Thursday by Jana Sena Political Affairs Committee members, Kakinada Rural in-charge Pantham Nanaji, and TadEkam Foundation members Madhavi and Sudha.

Speaking on the occasion, Nanaji said that Avtar Babaji TadEkam Foundation has been performing many acts of sewa in the Kakinada Rural constituency. He extended special thanks to them.

Date: 24 March 2023 | Edition: East Godavari | Page: 6 | Source: epaper.prabhanews.com

Eye Camp and Funding Medical Expenses

Assistance to Fishing Village of Pagadalpeta

Support to Environment

Following the Kakinada Beach Festival, which attracted large crowds, sports participants, and local vendors, the beach was left littered with waste. Recognizing the need to preserve this important natural space, Tadekam Foundation took the initiative to organize a beach clean-up drive. The Foundation believes that the beach is a unique place where all five elements of nature—earth, water, air, fire (sunlight), and sky—can be experienced together and therefore deserves protection. Under the guidance of MLA Pantham Nanaji, Tadekam Foundation, along with Jana Sena volunteers, successfully carried out the clean-up effort, promoting environmental responsibility and community awareness.

Railway Accident Victim Support

Translation of Telugu News on Guruji Naushir’s support to railway accident victim

Andhra Prabha (Estd. 1938)
MLA Nanaji's Birthday Celebrated Grandly
A lakh rupees donated to a woman who lost her legs.

Kakinada Rural, Andhra Prabha: The birthday of Kakinada Rural MLA Pantham Nanaji was celebrated grandly by leaders and workers in the Kakinada Rural constituency. Meals were arranged in orphanages in Nanaji's name.

In the same vein, Sari Palli Jyothi, a resident of Ramanayyapeta Dandu Punta area in Kakinada Rural Mandal, recently lost both her legs in the Samarlakota railway accident. Following this, Jyothi met MLA Pantham Nanaji and requested his help. Moved by her plight, the MLA immediately spoke with TadEkam Foundation and arranged financial assistance for her.

On Nanaji's birthday, in Kakinada Godari Gunta, a cheque of ₹1 lakh rupees was handed over to those affected — including Nanaji's victims — by a TadEkam Foundation representative, in the presence of Jana Sena leaders.

Date: 12 Sep 2025 | Edition: East Godavari District | Page: 10

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