NATS Touches Many Hearts In The USA And India
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The North America Telugu Society (NATS) continued its commitment to community welfare and cultural preservation through four initiatives this week spanning charitable service, healthcare, and entertainment across North America and Telangana. The activities were carried out under the leadership of President Raj Allada, with Chairman Kishore Kancharla expressing his appreciation to the dedicated teams for their efforts.
Diwali Donation to Mathru Abhaya Foundation:
NATS donated kitchenware worth Rs 3,00,000 to Mathru Abhaya Foundation, an orphanage in Medipally village, Ghatkesar Mandal, Telangana, in collaboration with popular television host Suma Kanakala’s charitable initiative, Festivals for Joy. Suma spent joyful moments with the children, while NATS representative Sira Sri received the initiative’s fifth-anniversary shield on behalf of the organisation. The event celebrated the spirit of sharing and compassion associated with Diwali.
Medical Camps Promote Community Health:
NATS organized medical camps in New Jersey, Missouri, Dallas, Michigan and Tampa, focusing on preventive healthcare, routine medical checkups, and seasonal flu vaccinations.
NATS Dallas Chapter successfully organized the largest free medical camp in NATS history, providing over 1,000 people across Dallas–Fort Worth with free health screenings, medical consultations, and expert advice during a seven-hour event. Supported by Carrollton Regional Medical Center, the camp particularly benefited parents from India, students, uninsured individuals, and families. Dallas Chapter Coordinators Kiran Nare and Pavani Nunna, Medical Camp Coordinators Soujanya Ravella and Krishna Vyakaranam, and Executive Web Secretary Kishore Nare led the effort, supported by national leaders, volunteers, and over 15 student volunteers.
NATS New Jersey chapter supported community wellness through preventive healthcare services and flu vaccinations. The camp featured Dr. Janardhan Bollu (Gastroenterologist), Dr. Venkata Ravi S. Akula (Cardiologist), and Dr. Vijaya Nimmala (Pediatrician), with UPASA, Sai Datta Peetham and NATS collaborating to promote community health awareness and provide essential medical services. NATS President Raj Allada made his presence and Chapter Leader Sai Gangula led the Camp. NATS President Raj Allada emphasized on increasing healthcare initiatives at scale, through frequent CPR training for family members, medical camps in multiple cities.
The newly formed NATS Michigan Chapter under the leadership of Sridevi Manepalli, and her team, also successfully organized a Flu Vaccination camp, marking an encouraging start to its community initiatives.
NATS is also organising another medical camp in Tampa Chapter, this week, with a special focus on flu vaccinations, further expanding its healthcare outreach and commitment to community well-being.
Swarabhishekam Enchants San Diego:
NATS San Diego Chapter successfully hosted Swarabhishekam, a grand devotional music concert, yesterday at the aquarium, celebrating Telugu culture and musical heritage. Music teachers and students performed devotional compositions by Tyagaraja, Annamacharya, and Bhadrachala Ramadasu. Children enthusiastically participated, delighting over 100 Telugu families.
NATS warmly welcomed new member Pavan Siruvuru to the San Diego team. The chapter extends heartfelt thanks to all artists, guests, and volunteers, especially Cultural Coordinator Kamya Sistla, Main Coordinator Prashanti Udumudi, Sushma Sistla and her students, and Pavan and Ram Udumudi for their valuable contributions to the event’s success.
Sameera Bharadwaj Concert Rocks New Jersey:
NATS New Jersey Chapter, in collaboration with Good Vibes, successfully hosted a spectacular musical concert featuring renowned playback singer Sameera Bhardwaj on October 30, 2026.
The event attracted over 500 attendees who enjoyed an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment. Sameera Bhardwaj captivated audiences with her soulful voice and energetic performances.
NATS national and regional leaders attended, reaffirming their commitment to promoting Telugu culture and community engagement. The event also recognized NATS national sponsors for their continued suppo
Diwali Donation to Mathru Abhaya Foundation:
NATS donated kitchenware worth Rs 3,00,000 to Mathru Abhaya Foundation, an orphanage in Medipally village, Ghatkesar Mandal, Telangana, in collaboration with popular television host Suma Kanakala’s charitable initiative, Festivals for Joy. Suma spent joyful moments with the children, while NATS representative Sira Sri received the initiative’s fifth-anniversary shield on behalf of the organisation. The event celebrated the spirit of sharing and compassion associated with Diwali.
Medical Camps Promote Community Health:
NATS organized medical camps in New Jersey, Missouri, Dallas, Michigan and Tampa, focusing on preventive healthcare, routine medical checkups, and seasonal flu vaccinations.
NATS Dallas Chapter successfully organized the largest free medical camp in NATS history, providing over 1,000 people across Dallas–Fort Worth with free health screenings, medical consultations, and expert advice during a seven-hour event. Supported by Carrollton Regional Medical Center, the camp particularly benefited parents from India, students, uninsured individuals, and families. Dallas Chapter Coordinators Kiran Nare and Pavani Nunna, Medical Camp Coordinators Soujanya Ravella and Krishna Vyakaranam, and Executive Web Secretary Kishore Nare led the effort, supported by national leaders, volunteers, and over 15 student volunteers.
NATS New Jersey chapter supported community wellness through preventive healthcare services and flu vaccinations. The camp featured Dr. Janardhan Bollu (Gastroenterologist), Dr. Venkata Ravi S. Akula (Cardiologist), and Dr. Vijaya Nimmala (Pediatrician), with UPASA, Sai Datta Peetham and NATS collaborating to promote community health awareness and provide essential medical services. NATS President Raj Allada made his presence and Chapter Leader Sai Gangula led the Camp. NATS President Raj Allada emphasized on increasing healthcare initiatives at scale, through frequent CPR training for family members, medical camps in multiple cities.
The newly formed NATS Michigan Chapter under the leadership of Sridevi Manepalli, and her team, also successfully organized a Flu Vaccination camp, marking an encouraging start to its community initiatives.
NATS is also organising another medical camp in Tampa Chapter, this week, with a special focus on flu vaccinations, further expanding its healthcare outreach and commitment to community well-being.
Swarabhishekam Enchants San Diego:
NATS San Diego Chapter successfully hosted Swarabhishekam, a grand devotional music concert, yesterday at the aquarium, celebrating Telugu culture and musical heritage. Music teachers and students performed devotional compositions by Tyagaraja, Annamacharya, and Bhadrachala Ramadasu. Children enthusiastically participated, delighting over 100 Telugu families.
NATS warmly welcomed new member Pavan Siruvuru to the San Diego team. The chapter extends heartfelt thanks to all artists, guests, and volunteers, especially Cultural Coordinator Kamya Sistla, Main Coordinator Prashanti Udumudi, Sushma Sistla and her students, and Pavan and Ram Udumudi for their valuable contributions to the event’s success.
Sameera Bharadwaj Concert Rocks New Jersey:
NATS New Jersey Chapter, in collaboration with Good Vibes, successfully hosted a spectacular musical concert featuring renowned playback singer Sameera Bhardwaj on October 30, 2026.
The event attracted over 500 attendees who enjoyed an unforgettable evening of music and entertainment. Sameera Bhardwaj captivated audiences with her soulful voice and energetic performances.
NATS national and regional leaders attended, reaffirming their commitment to promoting Telugu culture and community engagement. The event also recognized NATS national sponsors for their continued suppo
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