medhatrust.

org Tuesday, 1 September 2020

Medha Charitable Trust

Empowering India Through Education

Students’ contribution
Medha Naipunya Nirmana sponsored
candidates who were trained for 6
months in Tailoring with Zardozi and
Ornamental Work at Sri Ramanandha
Tirtha Rural Institute returned to institute
during Covid lockdown to stitch
thousands of masks as part of their
contribution to society.
Congratulations toppers
Katti Kalyani, a sponsored student of Medha Sampurna
Siksha topped Telangana state Board of Intermediate exams
in 2020 by scoring 99.2%. Before Medha sponsored her, her
parents struggled to provide good education to her, inspite
of her good performance in school.

All Intermediate students sponsored by Medha scored above

Colleges with usable WC
Students from 70% of Government
Junior Colleges suffer from lack of WCs
in colleges. Few colleges in Nampally,
Hyderabad have not had a single
working WC in the last 20 years, even
though between 600-1200 students are
enrolled in these colleges every year.
92% this year, while 67 out of 72 students scored above 95%.
Since 2012 around 450 government school students whose
annual household income is less than Rs. 1.5 lakhs, received
scholarships through Medha Sampurna Siksha.
Innovations of Medha sponsored students
Narayana Arvind Reddy, fourth year engineering student of
Malla Reddy Engineering College innovated visionary focals
to sense the movement of eyebrows and alert the driver with
signals, if driver is drowsy while driving. The prototype was
exhibited by TSIC in Virtual Intinta Innovator Exhibition.

Kuntla Sushma Reddy, fourth year engineering student along

with her team from Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College
applied for patent for inventing an attendance capturing
system based on a single facial pattern identification from a
group image. They offered to provide the software free of
cost to all colleges in Hyderabad.

Under Medha Renovation Project, WCs

in 4 colleges in Nampally area were
renovated with total 32 working WCs.
Renovation at few more colleges is
being planned currently.