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BASIC RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT(BREAD) SOCIETY

BREAD REVIEW 2013-14(ANNUAL REPORT)

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PROGRAMS FOR 2014-2015

BREAD Society was established 25 years ago in August 1989. For two decades, it was engaged in awarding scholarships of financial assistance for higher education to meritorious underprivileged students, especially from rural areas. During the last five years it has established 551 Children's Libraries in govt. high schools to inculcate reading habit among high school students as govt. is supporting higher education with tuition fee waiver and monthly maintenance scholarships.

Equally importantly, its focus is on monitoring the performance of the libraries it has established. In 2014-15, it will establish 80 new libraries by July 2014 and keep 20 sets of books in readiness.

BREAD Society selects schools in an unbiased manner by setting up Children's Libraries in govt. high schools which secure 6 or more National Means cum Merit Scholarships (NMMS) in a year. NMMS Test is held in 8th standard for govt. and aided high school children. Children selected are awarded Rs. 6,000 per annum for four years from 9th standard till completion of Intermediate. Many Head Masters and teachers help in preparing the children for the NMMS Test conducting special coaching classes, with apparently no benefit to them. BREAD Society shows its appreciation of good work done by HMs and teachers responsible for securing NMMS awards by honouring them. They, in turn, encourage and motivate students to read books. Donors have also the option to choose govt. high schools of their choice to establish BREAD Children's libraries.

BREAD Library has 650 books worth Rs. 21,500 and a steel book case with four hanging glass doors worth Rs. 7,000. Labour, packing and forwarding charges cost about Rs. 1,500. However, BREAD Society spends about Rs. 22,000 to establish a library. Donation to establish a library is Rs. 25,000 from individuals and Rs. 30,000 from corporates. Balance amount is meant for Corpus. Interest on Corpus is for awarding prizes to students for best write-ups on books read by them.

BREAD Society will replenish each of the existing 551 Libraries with 100 books, costing Rs. 2,000 during the next two years in order to sustain the interest of students. It will seek a contribution of Rs. 4,000 for each library from its regular donors to be utilized during next two years.

BREAD Society awards valuable prizes and Certificates of Excellence to students with best write-ups. Selected best write-ups will be published in book form and distributed to all library schools to motivate other students to do write-ups. Published book will also be put on website for all to view.

The Society will also issue Certificates of Appreciation to voluntary student librarians.

BREAD Society has developed systems and processes for effective implementation of library program. It lays emphasis on ensuring continuity through students managing libraries. It does not burdening HMs and library teachers with extra work.

It will monitor the performance of libraries through volunteers who will contact HM or library teacher and some students of every school twice or thrice in a year on telephone. Volunteers will maintain a record of responses. Data collected will be analysed. District Coordinators will visit some of the schools to authenticate the data collected.� � � �

Contents Page

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Programs for 2014-15��(Inside front cover page)�

Contents��������

Governing Body 2012-14����

Governing Body 2014-16

It’s Silver Jubilee Year of BREAD!

Secretary's Report ����

Auditor's Report �����

Statements of Accounts ���

List of Libraries � ���

Appeal� (Inside back cover page)���

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GOVERNING BODY 2012-14

1. Justice (Dr.) P C Rao� � � � � � MentorRetd. Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of LawJudge, International Court of Justice, The Hague2. Mr. M Narasimhappa� � � � � MentorRetd. Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Pune3. Mr. K Padmanabhaiah� � � � � PresidentRetd. Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs4. Mr. B Vidyasagar� � � � � � Vice-PresidentEntrepreneur5. Mr. Chundru Janakiram Prasad� � � � Vice-PresidentEntrepreneur6. Mr. Ramamohan Rao Kakani� � � � SecretaryRetd. Dy. Adviser, Planning Commission7. Vijaya Sai Meka� � � � � � TreasurerEntrepreneur8. Dr. Shanti Swarup M� � � � � Joint SecretarySoftware Consultant9. Mr. Mohan Kumar Kolluru� � � � � Joint TreasurerEntrepreneur10. Mr. Sudhakar Sureddi� � � � � Chief CoordinatorFarmer &Entrepreneur11. Dr. Raavi Sarada�� � � � � Project DirectorSecretary, A P Library Association, Vijayawada� � � (BREAD Libraries)12. Mrs. Anita M� � � � � � MemberGraphic Designer13. Mrs. N M Rajeswari� � � � � MemberSocial Worker 14. Mr. G Appa Rao� � � � � � MemberRetd. Lecturer, Social Worker�15. Dr. M Bhoopal Reddy� � � � � MemberAuthor, Children's Books16. Mr. Dasari Venkata Ramana� � � � MemberAuthor, Children's Books17. S S R Jagannadha Rao� � � � � MemberSecretary, Kriya Society18. Dr. N Bhaskara Rao� � � � � PatronFounder & Former President, BREAD Society19. Mrs. Rajani Uppala� � � � � PatronSocial Worker20. Dr. Ashok Kache�� � � � � PatronMedical Consultant, USA21. Mr. M Siva Ram Prasad� � � � � AdviserFormer Secretary, BREAD Society22. Dr. K Ramachandra Murthy� � � � AdviserEditor, The Hans India, Chief Executive, H M TV�

GOVERNING BODY 2014-16

1. Justice (Dr.) P C Rao� � � � � � PresidentRetd. Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of LawJudge, International Court of Justice, The Hague2. Mr. M Narasimhappa� � � � � MentorRetd. Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Pune3. Mr. K Padmanabhaiah� � � � � Mentor�Retd. Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs4.Dr. K Ramachandra Murthy� � � � � Vice-PresidentMedia Specialist5. Mr. Chundru Janakiram Prasad� � � � Vice-PresidentEntrepreneur6. Mr. Ramamohan Rao Kakani� � � � SecretaryRetd. Dy. Adviser, Planning Commission7. Mr. B Vidyasagar� � � � � � TreasurerEntrepreneur8. Mr. Padala Surya Prasad� � � � � Joint SecretarySoftware Consultant9. Mr. J Laxma Reddy� � � � � Joint TreasurerLecturer, NGDC, Nalgonda10. Mr. Sudhakar Sureddi� � � � � Chief CoordinatorFarmer &Entrepreneur11. Dr. Raavi Sarada�� � � � � Project DirectorSecretary, A P Library Association, Vijayawada� � � (BREAD Libraries)12. Dr. Shanti Swarup M� � � � � MemberSoftware Consultant13. Mr. C Kesavulu� � � � � � MemberRetd. Headmaster14. Mr. G Appa Rao� � � � � � MemberRetd. Lecturer, Social Worker�15. Mr. Narasimhulu Naidu� � � � � MemberRetd. Headmaster16. Mr. Madan Mohan G� � � � � MemberAdvocate17. Mr. Krishnam Naidu� � � � � MemberRetd. Headmaster18. Dr. N Bhaskara Rao� � � � � PatronFounder & Former President, BREAD Society19. Mrs. Rajani Uppala� � � � � PatronSocial Worker20. Dr. Ashok Kache�� � � � � PatronMedical Consultant, USA21. Mr. M Siva Ram Prasad� � � � � AdviserFormer Secretary, BREAD Society

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BREAD completes now 25 years of dedicated services fitting to its name. I thought of Basic Research in Education and Development (BREAD) as its name at the outset of initiating the very idea. For, I believed that education should go beyond and linked to development, enrich and empower people. That becomes possible only when children are enabled with opportunities to know more about fundamentals of the country which may or may not be part of academic pursuit at school level.

I am immensely gratified that BREAD has gone much beyond and has even set examples. It remained truly voluntary without depending on any one source for its drive and momentum. It operated altogether outside the Government but trying to infuse concerns and capabilities into school going children in a competitive spirit. In going about in this regard, it would not be an exaggeration to say that there are no parallels to BREAD.

So many stalwarts in their respective field enriched BREAD and guided it over these years. BREAD benefited from such pioneers as Dr. Chitturi Ratnam, founder of North South Foundation (USA), Mr. Moturu Siva Ram Prasad, eminent Chartered Accountant, Dr P M Bhargava, national Scientist, Mr. K. Padmanabhaiah, former Home Secretary of .India, Mr.M Narasimhappa, former Chief Commissioner of Income Tax (Pune) and Mr. D. Satyanarayana Rao, formerly M D of Tata Projects. Now it has the benefit of Justice Dr P C Rao, former Advisor to three Prime Ministers, former Secretary of Law and presently Judge in the International Court, as President and Dr. K. Ramachandra Murthy as Vice President of BREAD. Like me, Justice Dr. P C Rao too was sensitized by local -village library during early school going years.

The successful flagship activity BREAD, initiated 25 years ago, was scholarship to meritorious children who otherwise could not afford to pursue higher education. In 20 years 4,000 children availed and benefited. It was temporarily deferred as the State Government has taken the onus of ensuring all students get financial support. The next best activity BREAD rightly adopted is Children Library with specially selected books for promoting holistic outlook and social concerns and prompt creative talents of school children. BREAD concept of Children Library is much more than making available books. It includes enabling children bring out their creativities, acquire community spirit and larger societal concern and also articulative skills.

BREAD never campaigned for funds. It is unique approach, relevance of its priorities and efficacy of its operations is what attracted partners in its endeavor of empowering. A good example is Mr. Kanta Rao, a self-made entrepreneur of Bangalore, who on his own knowing from website extended impressive support to BREAD. He was motivated by his father's concern for education.

It's Silver Jubilee Year of BREAD!

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The idea of BREAD Children Libraries in Government schools is very well received. Going by difference these libraries made in rejuvenating school education, it is being sought after by many more schools. In a unique gesture BREAD is honoring teachers of schools and awarding children for their initiatives. That is how I could say BREAD has now become a peoples' movement. But scaling up libraries alone is not the objective, the concern is to make these libraries a nucleus to unleash creative talents in children and drive them as active players of knowledge society. A million people in schools and at homes are already reached in all by these 550 BREAD libraries.

There may be only a few parallels in the country where a voluntary organization with such widely scattered ongoing activities at grassroots could operate with such meticulous discipline spending hardly two percent on overheads of all kind put together. The credit for consolidating BREAD goes to its truly spirited team of Governing Body supported by District Coordinators.

Transparency in the operations of BREAD is yet another unique virtue being maintained consistently over these 25 years. Everything and anything one should know or has anything to do with BREAD is on the finger tips on online. Provisions of Right to Information (RTI) Act are being followed more meticulously, pro-actively and in a suo-moto spirit.

There are some initiatives of BREAD which either had to be discontinued for one or other reason. These include, India's first Role Model Awards which BREAD give away in 2000 – Dr. N R Narayan Murthy of Infosys, Dr. Madhav Chavan of Pratham were among a dozen BREAD awardees. The Awards were discontinued as it was felt that costs of promoting was high and that money could be put to better use of the needy. Another idea was using local Cable TV channel to scale up tutorial classes. So that poor children too could gear up in a competitive environment. Yet another initiative to minimize school dropout rate was making elected reps in local panchayats as active players in local school operations. Also, the idea of imparting communication skills for school children continue to be a concern of BREAD but remained in an experimental phase. s

Dr N Bhaskara RaoFounder & Former President, BREAD

nbrao@cmsindia.org

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SECRETARY'S REPORTA REVIEW OF THE ACTIVITIES OF BREAD SOCIETY DURING 2013-14

1. Introduction:

Mission: Pick up bright but indigent students at the school level to help them

achieve their full potential so that the inherent human excellence is brought forth

for the good of the individual as well as the society and pool adequate resources

to administer them with dedication, efficiency and transparency.

2. Bread Children's Libraries:

a) BREAD Society has taken up the program of establishing BREAD Children's

Libraries in govt. schools from 2009-10. In the first two years, libraries were

established in schools indicated by donors or BREAD Society's district

coordinators where donors left the choice to the Society. Review of the

performance of libraries revealed that the selections could be improved upon as

some of the schools did not utilize the facilities provided. It was noticed that

many local coordinators did not visit the schools. It was also observed that

performance of library depended mainly on the Library in-charge and Head

Master.

b) Therefore, Governing Body decided to establish libraries from 2011-12 in

schools securing 6 or more National Means cum Merit Scholarships (NMMS) in a

year where the choice was left to it. Headmasters and teachers in such schools

gave intensive coaching to students for NMMS Test selflessly. BREAD Society has

also been establishing libraries in schools specified by donors. In all, it has

established 551 children's libraries during the last five years including 151

libraries established in 2013-14.

c) It has further decided to honouring headmasters and teachers of NMMS

schools and giving prizes to students for best write-ups on library books read by

them. It has also decided to focus its material and human resources on

monitoring the performance of libraries over the next two or three years to

create an impact.

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3. Governing Body:

Governing Body of BREAD Society held four Meetings, three in its office at

Hyderabad in 2013-14 and one by circulation. Meetings were held on May 15,

2013, June 3, 2013 (by circulation), September 22, 2013 and January 11, 2014.

77th, 79th and 80th Meetings were attended by 9, 7 and 9 Members respectively

besides several Special Invitees. 78th Meeting was by circulation. The Society also

held its AGM on May 15, 2013. It was attended by 12 Members besides Special

Invitees, several of them from Rural Library Foundation. Most of the attendees to

the meetings came from New Delhi, Bangalore, Kakinada, Anantapur, Karimnagar

and Vijayawada. They met their own expenses on travel and stay. The Society did

not incur expenditure on conducting the Meetings. Lunch for AGM was hosted by

Mr. B Vidyasagar, Vice-President. Important decisions taken in the Meetings are

given below:

77th Meeting:

I) To establish 150 Children's libraries in 2013-14 but to begin with 100 libraries

in the first instance

ii) To honour head masters and teachers of NMMS schools in 2013-14

iii) To award prizes for best write-ups of students

iv) To give English to English and Telugu Dictionary costing Rs.99/- as prize

v) Approved Audited Accounts for the year 2012-13

vi) Modified the Mission Statement

vii) To change website to Content Management Service.

AGM 2013:

i) Approved the Secretary's Report of Society's activities in 2012-13

ii) Adopted the Audited Accounts of the Society for 2012-13

iii) Approved the programs and budget for 2013-14

iv) Appointed M/S P Mohana Rao & Co as Auditors for 2013-14

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78th Meeting: (By circulation)

i)To award 2 prizes for each class adding up to 10 prizes for each school for

books read from academic year 2013-14 onwards instead of 15 prizes for each

school

79th Meeting:

I) To invite DEOs to functions felicitating Head Masters and teachers

ii) To place orders for library books to establish 50 more Children's Libraries in

2013-14

iii) Further modified the Mission Statement

iv) To give Certificates of Appreciation to Student Librarians for the voluntary

services rendered by them and to give Certificates of Excellence to students

with best write-ups

v) Janyaa Foundation to provide 20 Science and Mathematics kits free of cost

to schools suggested by BREAD Society in 2014-15 and to provide a template

for monitoring the program

80th Meeting:

I) To select 10 schools each in Krishna and Chittoor districts for implementing

Janyaa Fdn. program

ii) To establish 50 libraries beginning from April 2014 by placing orders for

books from now itself

iii) To keep a stock of books for 20 more libraries by buying the books and

keeping them in readiness

iv) Consolidate the performance of 600 libraries by continuing to award prizes

for best write-ups

v) To get performance evaluation of libraries done by a reputed national or

international organization after about two years by which time most schools

would have got used to our systems

vi) To add another 100 books to each of the established libraries by seeking

donations of Rs. 2,000 for 50 books and Rs. 4,000 for 100 books

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vii) To give 1st preference in giving additional books to schools claiming prizes

for write-ups regularly�

viii) Mr. Dasari Venkata Ramana to review list of books and also to suggest new

books for inclusion in the list of 100 books to be given to established libraries

ix) To make active district coordinators Members of Governing Body from next

term

x) To seek a donation of Rs. 25,000 from individual donors and Rs. 30,000 from

Corporates from 2014-15

xi) To place on record exemplary voluntary services of Dr. Raavi Sarada in

establishing 550 libraries

xii) To place on record outstanding voluntary services of Mr. Krupakar Rao &

Ms. Pooja for BREAD Society Stall at Vijayawada Book Exhibition 2014 and

managing it on their own

xiii) To place on record the voluntary services offered by Mr. Janakiram Prasad

for logistic support to establish new libraries and to get library related work

done entirely in his office premises at Kakinada

4. Honoring Headmasters and Teachers:

The most important activity undertaken by the Society during the year was

that of honouring head masters and teachers of NMMS Library schools

throughout the State. Details are given below:

1. BREAD Society felicitated 16 headmasters and 43 teachers of NMMS library

schools of Chittoor and Nellore districts on July 7, 2013 at PCR Govt. High School

in Chittoor. The function was organized by Mr. C Kesavulu, Mr. Narasimhulu Naidu

and Mr. Krishnam Naidu, BREAD Society's district coordinators for Chittoor

district. Mrs. C K Lavanya Babu, Ex- MLA was the Chief Guest. Mr. Sudhakar, Chief

Coordinator attended the function. All head masters and teachers promised to

follow systems and processes developed by BREAD Society in implementing the

library program. A similar function was held in 2011-12 at Chittoor to honour

head masters and teachers of NMMS library schools established in that year.

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2. The 2nd function to felicitate 16 headmasters and 14 teachers of NMMS library

schools of Khammam district was held at Madhira on August 9, 2013. It was

organized by district coordinator, Mr. Madhavarapu Nageswara Rao, Retd. MDO.

Prof. Ramana Rao was the Chief Guest. Mr. Shashibushan Kache, Dt. Coordinator,

Karimnagar attended the function. This was the first time a function was held in

Khammam district covering all NMMS library schools established till now. A

discussion note was circulated to headmasters and teachers to respond to the

processes and systems developed for effective implementation of BREAD Library

program. They all agreed to adopt the procedures laid down by BREAD Society.

3. The 3rd function was organized at Warangal on 10th August 2013. It was

organized by Mr. Swamy Rao of Rural Library Foundation (RLF) at Bharati Vidya

Bhavan. Prof. Sitha Rama Rao of Kakathiya University was the Chief Guest. 15

headmasters and 30 teachers of NMMS library schools of the district were

honoured. This was the first time the function was held in Warangal. Mr. Butchi

Babu Rao, Correspondent of Bharati Vidya Bhavan provided all facilities. Mr.

Shashibushan Kache attended the function. Headmasters and teachers promised

to adopt the procedures prescribed by us for effective implementation of library

program.

4. The 4th function was held on August 17, 2013 at Nagarjuna Degree College

(NGC), Nalgonda. It was organized by district coordinator, Mr. J Laxma Reddy,

lecturer in library science, NGC. Mr. Jagadish, DEO, Nalgonda was the Chief Guest.

22 headmasters and 28 teachers of NMMS schools of the district were felicitated.

Function was presided by Dr. R Nagender Reddy, Principal, NGC. Dr. N

Satyanarayana, linguist, Mr. Gade Vinod Reddy, President, Dt. Library Association

and Lecturers of NGC attended. Mr. Vijaya Sai Meka, Treasurer, BREAD Society

attended the function.

5. The 5th function was organized on the same day at Nizamabad by Dr. P Rama

mohana Rao, President Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV) and his team of JVV office

bearers of Nizamabad district. Mr. Srinivasa chari, DEO was the Chief Guest. 14

headmasters and 14 teachers of NMMS schools were felicitated. This was the first

time the function was held in Nizamabad district. Mr. K Mohan Kumar, Joint

Treasurer, BREAD Society attended the function.

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6. The sixth felicitation function was organized by Mr. Vijaya Sai Meka at

Hyderabad on September 22, 2013 to honor 44 headmasters and 48 teachers of

the four districts of Hyderabad, Mahaboobnagar, Ranga Reddy and Medak. Mr. D

Sridhar Babu, Hon'ble Minister for Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs, Legal

Meteorology and Legislative Affairs was the Chief Guest. Mr. Jannat Hussain,

Chief Information Commissioner and Dr. K Ramachandra Murthy, Editor, The

Hans India and MD, Hans TV were the Guests of Honor. Governing Body Members

participated in the function held at FAPCCI Bhavan. Mr. K Padmanabhaiah,

President, BREAD Society presided over the Function.

7. The 7th felicitation function was organised by Mr. Shashibushan Kache, district

coordinator, Karimnagar on 20th October, 2013 at Zilla Parishad Hall to felicitate

16 headmasters and 16 teachers of the district. Mr. Panakanti Chandrasekhar,

Chairman, District Library Association was the Chief Guest. Mr. Suvarna Vinayak,

Text books-Coordinator, SCERT and Mr. Sudhir Kodati, Founder of Rural Library

Foundation (RLF) were the Guests of Honour. Mr. Rajeshwar, Mr. Pasula Mahesh,

Mr. Swamy Rao and Mr. Ramana Rao (RLF Members) and Mr. V Ravikumar

participated. Headmasters from seven other Non-NMMS library schools

attended. A workshop was conducted in the morning session. Interaction with

headmasters and teachers resulted in better understanding of systems evolved

by us for operating our libraries.

8. The 8th felicitation function was organised by Dr. T Vishwanath, district

coordinator on 9th November 2013 at Upadhyay Bhavan, Anantapur to felicitate

9 headmasters and 13 teachers of Anantapur district and 9 headmasters and 19

teachers of Kadapa district. Mr. Narasimhappa, Mentor, BREAD Society was the

Chief Guest and presided over the function. Some of the headmasters and

teachers from Kadapa district had to take overnight buses to reach Anantapur as

distances in some cases were said to be around 300 Km. Most of the headmasters

and teachers had to travel long distances bearing their own travel and other

expenses. This showed that they were taking genuine interest in our activity.

Also, headmasters from most of the other 26 library schools attended. Workshop

was conducted in the morning session and after lunch headmasters and teachers

of NMMS library schools were felicitated.

9. The 9th felicitation function was organised on 10th November 2013 at United

Club, Kurnool to felicitate 14 headmasters and 26 teachers. Workshop was

conducted in the morning session wherein headmasters and teachers of not only

NMMS library schools but headmasters from the other 12 Non-NMMS library

schools also participated. Some headmasters and teachers sang patriotic songs

and gave inspirational speeches. In the afternoon headmasters and teachers of

NMMS library schools were felicitated. Mr G Appa Rao, district coordinator

organized the function. Mr. Ramalinga Reddy, President of United Club extended

full cooperation.

10. The 10th felicitation function was organised by Dr.RaaviSarada, Project

Director (Libraries) on 17th November, 2013 to felicitate 15 headmasters and 21

teachers of Krishna, 10 headmasters and 15 teachers of West Godavari, 13

headmasters and 12 teachers of Guntur and 7 headmasters and 9 teachers of

Prakasam districts. Headmasters of non-NMMS library schools of Guntur (15),

Krishna (14), WG (5) and Prakasam (1) districts were also invited. Mr. BabuLal,

Registrar, NTR Health University was the Chief Guest. Mr. N Venkateswarlu,

President, Siddardha Academy was the Guest of Honour. Workshop was

conducted in the morning session. After lunch headmasters and teachers of

NMMS library schools were felicitated. Mr. SudhakarSureddi, Chief Coordinator

and Mr. Ratna Prasad M, district coordinator attended the function.

On 18th and 19th of November 2013, Mr. Ratna Prasad Myneni and Secretary

visited non-NMMS schools of Tenali area and distributed sets of 30 new books,

Issue Registers and BREAD Student's Notebooks to nearly 30 schools by getting

together headmasters of nearby schools to Amruthalur, Vemuru and

Angalakuduru.

11. The 11th felicitation function was organised by Mr. Janakiram Prasad Chundru

with support from Mr. B Rambabu on 24th November 2013 at Platinum Jubilee

Hall, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam to felicitate 6 headmasters and 7

teachers of Srikakulam, 7 headmasters and 11 teachers of Vizianagaram and 22

headmasters and 29 teachers of Visakhapatnam districts. Headmasters from

non-NMMS schools of Vizianagaram (17), Srikakulam (4) and Visakhapatnam (2)

districts were also invited. Most of them attended. Mr. Dronamraju Srinivas, MLA

was the Chief Guest. Mr. Janakiram Prasad, Vice-President presided over the

function. Mr. Padala Surya Prasad, a former BREAD Scholar and Mr. Jagannadha

Raju, Joint Secretary, Kriya Society attended.

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12. The 12th felicitation function for headmasters and teachers of Library schools

of Adilabad district was organized at Utnur on February 16, 2014. Mr. Janardhan

Nivas, Project Officer, ITDA, Utnur was the Chief Guest. All the 22 libraries

established in Adilabad district were based on NMMS norm of 6 or more awards

in a year. A Workshop was conducted in the morning session. The function was

organized with active support of Centre for Development Research (CDR) thanks

to its Director, Mr. V M Manohar Prasad.

The function was well attended by headmasters and teachers. Headmasters and

teachers have expressed the view that BREAD Society has recognized their efforts

by organizing a get together of faculty of successful NMMS schools. Mr.

Janardhan Nivas, Chief Guest interacted with headmasters and teachers about

the functioning of BREAD Libraries and commended BREAD Society for the noble

task of inculcating reading habit among the underprivileged students studying in

govt. schools.

13. The 13th function to honour headmasters and teachers responsible for

NMMS Awards in East Godavari district was organized at JNTU, Kakinada on

March 30, 2014. Dr.Tulasi Das, Vice-Chancellor, JNTU was the Chief Guest. A

Workshop of headmasters, library teachers and teachers responsible for NMMS

scholarships was conducted in the morning session. In all 28 library schools were

involved, 9 of them established during the first two years, 17 based on NMMS

norms and 2 sponsored by donors in next 3 years. Mr. Janakiram Prasad, Vice-

President of BREAD Society presided over the function. Workshop conducted in

the morning session was very fruitful. HMs and teachers exchanged views. Mr.

Jagannadha Rao, district coordinator attended.

In all, 292 headmasters, 409 teachers and 45 NMMS library schools where

headmasters recommended more than three teachers were felicitated adding up

to a tally of 746 mementoes and 701 shawls. Interaction with headmasters and

teachers at Workshops led to better understanding of processes and systems

evolved by us.

Secretary attended all but two functions, one due to the two functions at

Nizamabad and Nalgonda being held on the same day and other due to the very

short notice of the function held at Kakinada.

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Main points that emerged from most Workshops are detailed below.

i) BREAD library books are useful for science projects helping students in NMMS

and other competitive exams.

ii) Students are encouraged to talk about books in Assembly, library period and to

have group discussions.

iii) In some schools govt. library books are also used observing the way BREAD

Library is utilized.

iv) Books are displayed on tables, stands, strings and racks where a separate

library room is available.

v) Govt. schools have a “Register for Lost Books” to write off books damaged or

lost. This makes it possible for BREAD Library schools to lend their school library

books through students as is done with BREAD library books.

vi) Best write-ups may be selected and published in a book form to be circulated

to all library schools.

5. Prizes for best write-ups:�

Prizes of 1400 Dictionaries to students of 101 schools for best write-ups on books

read by them were handed over to headmasters at felicitation functions as also

Certificates of Appreciation, where possible. It means that 25% of the 400 library

schools established up to 2012-13 sent their recommendations for giving prizes.

This has resulted in other headmasters and teachers realising that their students

missed out on getting prizes either because students did not do write-ups or

schools did not send recommendations. Either way, this is likely to bring in an

improvement in students reading books and doing write-ups and claiming prizes

next year.

� �6. Additional Books to Established Libraries:

Out of 600 books supplied till 2012-13 about 40 to 50 were English books. Mr.

Padmanabhaiah, our President suggested that each library school may be

provided with about 15% English books in view of the importance of English

language in securing jobs. Therefore, BREAD Society supplied 650 books to 151

newly established libraries in 2013-14 without reducing the number of Telugu

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books. All 400 schools where libraries were set up earlier were supplied an

additional set of 30 English books to make up for the shortage of English books.

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7. Issue Registers:

During the past four years, BREAD Society supplied one Issue Register with 400

pages to each library. All classes in the school were making entries in the same

register for issuing books. It was observed that if we supply separate Issue

Registers of 60 pages to each class, it would be easier for students to maintain

them. It will also be relatively easier to furnish class-wise data about number of

students borrowing books, number of books borrowed etc. Accordingly, schools

with strength of 600 were supplied 5 Issue Registers and those with larger

strength were supplied Issue registers in multiples of 5 for additional strengths of

600.�

8. BREAD Student's Notebook:

BREAD Society gave a copy of Scholar's Notepad in English to each BREAD scholar

along with scholarship cheque. Subsequently in 2009-10, we distributed a

schoolbag, 6 exercise notebooks and one Student's Notebook in English and

Telugu to school children affected by floods in Kurnool, Mahaboobnagar, Guntur

and Krishna districts. Remaining copies of Student's Notebooks have been

supplied to the then established libraries. We have now supplied 10 copies of

Student's Notebook to each of the 550 schools by getting additional copies

printed. All additional material - Issue registers, sets of English books and

Student's Notebooks were supplied at felicitation functions in most cases. In

some cases where headmasters of library schools did not attend functions,

material was sent to the schools.

9. GiveIndia Listing:

We got listed with GiveIndia towards the end of March 2013. We have received

contributions through them for establishing 17 libraries up to the end of March

2014. We established 8 libraries with donations received up to the end of

December 2013. Remaining 9 Libraries will be established in June 2014. We have

also received small contributions adding up to Rs. 20,000 from GiveIndia towards

Corpus Fund from March 2013 till end of March 2014. In addition, we

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participated in GiveIndia's “Income Tax Saving Challenge (ITSC) 2014” and

received prize money of over Rs.1.09 lakh out of which our own donors

contributed Rs. 0.39 lakh to GiveIndia, which was made good to them, leaving us

with a net surplus of Rs. 0.70 lakh. We received Rs. 5.53 lakh from our donors

through GiveIndia. Thus, total fund raised in a short period of one month of

February 11, 2014 to March 13, 2014 was Rs. 6.63 lakh.

Encouraged by good flow of funds from GiveIndia for setting up libraries, we have

created a second Donation Option to replenish libraries with 80 to 100 additional

books for existing libraries. This Option is for Rs.2,000.

Following declarations are made to meet GiveIndia's specific requirement for the

Annual Report.

1. Abridged financials (Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure, Receipts &

Payments Account or Fund Flow Statement: Please see relevant pages in BREAD

Review 2013-14 (Annual Report).

2. Salary and benefits of its Head, the highest paid staff member and the lowest

paid staff member: NIL.

3. Board Members names and position on the Board: Please see the relevant

page in BREAD Review 2013-14.

4. All remuneration and reimbursements to Board members: NIL.

5. The distribution of staff according to salary levels and gender breakup: No staff.

6. The total cost of international travel by all its personnel (including volunteers) -

segregating those incurred on organizational expense and those that were

sponsored, along with the name and designation of the person(s) who travelled,

and the purpose(s) of travel: NIL

10. Book Exhibition at Vijayawada:

Mr. Krupakar Rao and Ms. Pooja (of Mudrica Offset Printers, Vijayawada) have

voluntarily taken upon themselves to set up BREAD Society's Stall at Vijayawada

Book Exhibition 2014 including bearing all expenses except rent for the Stall

which they accepted at the insistence of Secretary, BREAD Society. They manned

the Stall throughout the duration from 2.00 P M to 9.00 P M from 1st to 12th

January 2014.

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11. Donations to BREAD Society: Details of donations are given below.

S.No.� Name of the Donor� � Rs. (lakh)

� Dr. Ashok Kache� � � 13.49

� I Give's “ITSC 2014”� � 6.30

� Dr. Reddy Laboratories Ltd.� 4.50

� Ms. Bharati Jacob�� � 2.00

� Give Foundation� � � 1.65

� Give Foundation Inc.� � 1.62

� Centre for STEM� � � 1.35

� Dr. Mandava Bose Babu� � 1.15

� Mr. Venkateswara Rao Bollu� 1.00

� Mr. Janakiram Prasad Chundru� 1.00

� Mr. Lokanath & Associates� 1.00

� Mr. Ranganadha Babu G� � ��0.41

� Mrs. Satyanarayana Kumari B 0.30

� Ms. Leela Krothapalli� � �0.29

� Dr. Jampala V Choudary� � 0.29

� Dr. Ismail Penukonda� � 0.29

� Mr. Madhava Rao Dasari� 0.29

� Mr. Gurunadh Prasad Chandra� 0.29

� Mr. Sitaramaiah Mannava� � �0.29

� Mr. Jagan M Allineni� � �0.29

� Mr. T China Bhumaiah� � �0.25

� Mr. Y L Venkateswara Rao�� �0.25

� Mr. Nimai Charan Padhy� � �0.25

� Dr. Lakshmi Kumari Guntupalli� �0.25

� Mr. Madhusudana Rao M� � �0.25

� Dr. Bayaneni Ramakrishna�� �0.25

� MRCRM Branch Library� � �0.13

� Prof. C Sasikala� � � �0.10

� Mr. Y Venkateswara Rao� � �0.10

� M/S Jyothi textile Mills� � �0.01

� TOTAL� � � 39.64

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Donations to BREAD Society have picked up even though they were ona a

downward slide during the past few years. Reasons for improvement in

contributions may be attributed to contributions from Dr. Ashok Kache, Dr. Reddy

Laboratories Ltd and other donors, GiveIndia's contribution and our participation

in iGive ITSC 2014.

12. Administrative Expenses and Finances:

Administrative expenditure was Rs.0.45 lakh. The culture of volunteering

continues unabated with all its Governing Body Members and Special Invitees

travelling on their own to Hyderabad to attend Meetings. Our District

Coordinators travel to remotely located villages and put up with lot of personal

inconveniences. Success of BREAD Society can be largely attributed to its

voluntary spirit as travels are undertaken with intent to do work and not on some

pretext as happens sometimes where expenses are met by the organization.

Corpus Fund of the Society is now well over Rs.60 lakh. Impressed with our

performance in establishing libraries, Dr. Ashok Kache has donated over $ 23,000

in 2013-14 against his initial promise to donate $ 10,000 in a year. We have

received Rs. 39.64 lakh as donations. In addition, interest earned during the year

was Rs. 7.18 lakh. We spent Rs.38.79 lakh on various activities during the year.

13. Action Taken Report:

i) 151 Libraries have been set up as per decisions of the Governing Body in 2013-

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ii) Headmasters and teachers of all NMMS library schools have been felicitated.

iii) 1400 students of 101 schools have been given prizes and certificates for best

write-ups.

iv) 400 library schools established up to last year were given 30 additional English

books.

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14. Dissemination of information to Donors:

Information about utilization of donations has been furnished to all sponsors and

donors. Each and every sponsor/donor has also been provided with an up to date

account of the donations and disbursals over the years. We have simultaneously

sought contributions for additional books to existing libraries from all donors

except those who have already contributed through ITSC 2014. Balance

donations at the end of 2013-14 remain only in respect of three sponsors which

are being utilized for setting up libraries in 2014-15. All sponsors and donors have

also been intimated about programs of 2014-15.

15. Database:

It would not have been possible to handle the volume and variety of work without

the support system created through the robust and versatile database. We are

able to generate all types of information be it with reference to donors, scholars,

donations, accounts, academic performances, educational institutions, Study

Centres, Children's Libraries etc. Database has been further modified to

incorporate information about prize-winning students, volunteer

librarians,donors replenishing books, certificates to students etc. Our database

created, modified from time to time and managed by Mr. Vidyasagar, our Vice-

President has been the single most important factor for the efficiency and

efficacy of our delivery system. Mr. Vidyasagar has redesigned the Database to

indicate the schools to which additional books are supplied with contributions

from such donors.

16. Publications:

BREAD Society has come out with its first quarterly electronic Newsletter in July

2006 and is bringing it out regularly in the first fortnight of every quarter. BREAD

REVIEW 2012-13, Student's Notebook in Telugu and Brochure of the Society are

the new publications. These publications were widely circulated to all concerned.

It is observed that postal addresses of most of our donors have changed over

time. We are receiving back many BREAD Review (Annual Report) books sent to

them. We will mail hard copies to donors, members etc. after receiving their

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latest addresses. We may get fewer copies printed even though printing is done

free of any charges by M/S Mudrica Offset Printers, Vijayawada.

17. Website:

M/S Foxfire Pvt. Ltd. has recast our web content to Content Management System

(CMS). We are now able to make changes in the website on our own without

having to depend on an external Web Manager. M/S Foxfire is hosting it free of

cost.

18. Voluntary Services /Thanksgiving:

It has become a routine to recall names of people who have helped us in

executing our activities during the year and convey our grateful thanks to them.

This has been a hectic year with a very large number people helping us in

conducting Felicitation Functions at various Centres. I know that people who help

us voluntarily do not look forward to accolades from us. They do it for the love of

it. Hence, I will depart from the normal routine and thank one and all without

taking names, for fear of missing out some names.

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AUDITOR'S REPORT

We have audited the attached Balance Sheet of BASIC RESEARCH EDUCATION AND st

DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY, as on 31 March, 2014 and report that:

1. We have obtained all the information and explanations, which to the best of our

knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit.

2. In our opinion proper books of account have been maintained by the society so

far as it appears from our examination of the books.

3. The accounts dealt by this report are in agreement with the books of account

maintained by the Society.

4. In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the

explanations given to us, the said accounts subject to the comments given

below give a true and fair view :

i) In the case of the Balance Sheet of the state of affairs of the Association stas at 31 March, 2014, and

ii) In the case of the Income and Expenditure Account of the excess of st

Income over Expenditure for the year ended on 31 March, 2014.

PLACE: Hyderabad� � � �������For P. MOHANA RAO & CO.

DATE :� �22-06-2014� � � ������CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Sd/-

(P. MOHANA RAO) PARTNER

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B R E A D SOCIETY, Hyderabad

LIST OF LIBRARIES OPENED IN 2013-14

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DONOR: M/S Give Foundation Inc.(Shyam Prasad Pulapa)

1 AKTP Mcpl High School, Vijayawada

HM: Ms. K Neelima Devi, TEL: 9440153621

Satyanarayana Puram, Vijayawada, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: M/S Give Foundation Inc. (Manish Gupta)

2 ZPHS, Mentada

HM: Mr. Bonu Vijaya Bhaskar, TEL: 9441568757

Mentada Po, Vijayanagaram Dist.

DONOR: M/S Give Foundation (Vidyalankar Nidamarthy)

3 ZPHS, Mallepalli

HM: Mr. N Sankarachari, TEL: 9441932421

Mallepalli (V),B Mattam Mdl., Kadapa Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Bayaneni Ramakrishna

DEDICATED TO: In memory of his wife Satya Vasundhara

4 Govt. High School, Gurazala

HM: Mr. Basava Raju, TEL: 9490554423

Karamapudi Road,Gurazala, Guntur Dist.

DONOR: M/S Give Foundation (Sachin Gupta)

5 YVSR &YVR ZPHS, Uppalapadu

HM: Mr. K P Babu Reddy, TEL: 8008513860

Uppalapadu, Narsaraopet Mdl., Guntur Dist.

DONOR: M/S Give Foundation Inc.(Manjinder Phull)

6 GHS, P Dornala

HM: Mr. K Sai Sridhar, TEL: 9492905840

P Dornala Po & Mdl., Prakasam Dist.

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DONOR: M/S Give Foundation Inc.(Gangadhar Kotte)

7 ZPPHS, Biccavolu

HM: Mr. R V Ramana, TEL: 9676257676

Biccavolu Po & Mdl., East Godavari Dist.

DONOR: M/S Give Foundation (Ishita Rastogi)

8 SPM ZPHS,Mutyalapalli

HM: Mr. A K L V Prasad, TEL: 99489-14713

Mutyalapalli, Mogaltur Mdl, West Godavari Dist.

DONOR: M/S Give Foundation (Kuldeep Kumar)

9 ZPHS, Gundugallu

HM: Mrs. V G Padmaja, TEL: 91775-77528

Gundugallu, Gangavaram Mdl.,, Chittoor Dist.

DONOR: Mr. Madhusudana Rao Medasani

DEDICATED TO: In memory of his parents Rathamma garu and Basavapunnaiah garu

10 ZPHS, Tadigadapa

HM: Mr. K Venkateswara Rao, TEL: 9885190049

Tadigadapa, Vijayawada, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Ms. Leela Krottapalli

DEDICATED TO: In memory of her father Late Sivalingaiah

11 Govt. Project High school, Sundipenta

HM: Mr. Subba Rao, TEL: 81065-93698

Sundipenta, Srisailam Dam east, Kurnool Dist.

DONOR: Mr. Y L Venkateswara Rao

DEDICATED TO: in memory of his parents Ramachandra Prasad and Sridevi

12 ZPHS, Mudinepalli

HM: Mr. J Koteswara Rao, TEL: 9908519686

Mudinepalli, Krishna Dist.

20 ZPHS, Pydibheemavaram

HM: Mr. A V Vasantha Rao, TEL: 94909-50957

Pydibheemavaram, Ranastalam Mdl., Srikakulam Dist.

21 MPPS, Pydibheemavaram

HM: Mr. M Nageswara Rao, TEL: 96766-86693

Pydibheemavaram, Ranastalam Mdl., Srikakulam Dist.

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DONOR: M/S Lokanath & Associates

13 ZPHS, Gunduvaripalli

HM: Mr. D Malleswara Reddy, TEL: 94903-60916

Gunduvaripalli, Talupula Mdl, Anantapur Dist.

14 ZPPHS, Tatiparthi

HM: Mr. N Gopala Krishna, TEL: 98851-26995

Tatiparthi, East Godavari Dist.

15 JVM RD HS, Narsimpally

HM: Mr. Ramamohan Reddy, TEL: 9490549872

Narsimpally, Tadimarri Mdl., Anantapur Dist.

16 ZPHS, Yadiki

HM: Mr. N Subba Raidu, TEL: 9849096762

Yadiki, Anantapur Dt., Anantapur Dist.

DONOR: M/S MRCRM Branch Library

17 MRCRM Branch Library, Miryalaguda

HM: Mr. J Laxma Reddy, TEL: 99081-15333

Miryalaguda, Nalgonda Dist.

DONOR: Ms. Padma Surapaneni

18 ZPHS, Inagalur

HM: Mr. P Venkata Ramana, TEL: 94417-37987

Inagalur, Thondur Mdl., Kadapa Dist.

DONOR: M/S Dr. Reddy Laboratories Ltd.

19 Z. P. High School, Kanimella

HM: Ms. Suryademudu, TEL: 95058-68401

Kanimella, Pusapalimga Mdl., Vijayanagaram Dist.

22 ZPHS, Naruva

HM: Mr. K V Ramana, TEL: 94417-49083

Naruva,Ranastalam Mdl., Srikakulam Dist.

23 Govt. Primary School, Alladapalam

HM: Ms. Ch L Krishna Veni, TEL: 89859-12069

Alladapalam, Vijayanagaram Dist.

24 M P P School, Bollaram

HM: Mr. Ravindar, TEL: 94405-16183

Bollaram, Medak Dist.

25 Z.P. High School, Tripuraram

HM: Mr. B Sadananda Swamy, TEL: 99898-96955

Tripuraram, Nalgonda Dist.

26 Z.P. H.S., Neelai Gudem

HM: Mr. V Srinivas, TEL: 99667-65736

Neelai Gudem, Thripuraram Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

27 Z.P. H.S., Peddadevulapally

HM: Mr. B Laxman Naik, TEL: 98480-20476

Peddadevulapally, Thripuraram Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

28 Z.P. High School, Chennaipalem

HM: Mr. N Satyanarayana, TEL: 98487-48408

Chennaipalem, Tripuraram Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

29 Z.P. High School, Duggapally

HM: Mr. K Shekhar, TEL: 94926-08316

Duggapally, Tripuraram Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

30 M P P School, Gajalapuram

HM: , TEL:

Gajalapuram, Nalgonda Dist.

31 Upper Primary School, Babusaipet

HM: Mr. M Thirupathi, TEL: 94913-70394

Babusaipet, Tripuraram Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

32 M P Upper Primary School, Ilapuram

Ilapuram, Miryalaguda Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

HM: Mr. J Biksha Reddy, TEL: 94412-61348-31-

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33 MPPS, BC Colony, Pydibheemavaram

HM: Mr. Chennuru Dharma Rao, TEL: 99124-23702

Pydibheemavaram, Ranastalam Mdl., Srikakulam Dist.

DONOR: Mr. Lakshmaiah Nalamothu

34 ZPHS, Chinthagudem

HM: , TEL:

Chintagudem, Alair Mdl, Nalgonda Dist.

DONOR: M/S Krishna NRI Org

35 ZPHS, Visannapeta

HM: Mr. V Bhupala Reddy, TEL: 98855-21829

Visannapeta, Krishna Dist.

36 ZPHS (Girls), Gannavaram

HM: Mrs. J Annapurna Rani, TEL: 94917-55771

Gannavaram, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Dr. V Choudary Jampala

DEDICATED TO: In memory of Paruchuri Ramatulasamma & Jagadeeswara Rao

37 ZPHS, Chataparru

HM: Ms. K Sumathi Devi, TEL: 94919-75826

Chataparru, West Godavari Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Ismail Penukonda

38 MG Mcpl HS, Hindupur

HM: Ms. B Jeeva Ratna, TEL: 9959014484

Hindupur, Anantapur Dist.

DONOR: Mr. Padmanabhaiah K

DEDICATED TO: n memory of Late Kantipudi Bhanu Prakash

39 ZPHS, Samalkot

HM: Mr. T. Shyama Sunder, TEL: 9491518611

Samalkot Po & Mdl., East Godavari Dist.

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40 ZPHS, Kauthavaram

HM: Mr. S.K.D.V.Prasada Rao, TEL: 9492978798

Kauthavaram, Gudlavalleru Mdl, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Mr. & Mrs. Kantha Rao & Rajani Uppala

41 ZPHS, Vennuru

HM: Mrs. D Bharathi, TEL: 9491709267

Vennuru, Kondapi Mdl., Prakasam Dist.

42 ZPHS, Pulla

HM: Mr. N Solman Raju, TEL: 98484-71796

Pulla.Bhimadole Mdl., West Godavari Dist.

43 ZPHS, Obulakkapalli

HM: Mrs. K K Aruna, TEL: 98661-07009

Obulakkapalli, P Araveedu Mdl, Prakasam Dist.

44 SMSR ZPHS, Gundugolanu

HM: Mr. Ch Budhavas, TEL: 94909-27848

Gundugolanu, Bhimadole Mdl., West Godavari Dist.

45 ZPHS, Rompicherla

HM: Mr. Ongole Raju, TEL: 99492-43191

Rompicherla, Guntur Dist.

46 ZPPHS, Siddanakoduru

HM: Mr. Y Konda Reddy, TEL: 94403-75433

Siddanakoduru, Kaligiri Mdl, Nellore Dist.

47 SNV ZPPHS, Tallarevu

HM: Ms. V Nageswari, TEL: 9848611697

Near Andhra Bank, Santhapeta, R C Puram Mdl., East Godavari Dist.

48 ZPHS, Penumadam

HM: Mr. D Prasad, TEL: 98668-33096

Penumadam, Pudur Mdl., West Godavari Dist.

49 ZPHS, Atchampet

HM: Mrs. G Jayalakshmi, TEL: 98856-66166

Atchampet, Guntur Dist.

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50 ZPHS, I. Kothapeta

HM: Mr. K Soma Sekhara Reddy, TEL: 94933-21785

I. Kothapeta, Banaganapalli Mdl, Kurnool Dist.

51 GHS, Sathyavedu

HM: Mr. K Nagaraju, TEL: 99856-25236

Sathyavedu, Chittoor Dist.

52 ZPPHS, Cheepinapi

HM: Mr. M Koteswaraiah, TEL: 94410-10509

Cheepinapi, Kaluvoya Mdl., Nellore Dist.

53 ZPHS, Ramadurgam

HM: Ms. K Jayamma, TEL: 9618625185

Ramadurgam, Chippagiri Mdl., Kurnool Dist.

54 ZPHS, Kanumuru

HM: Mr. L Babu, TEL: 94915-45866

Kanumuru, Gampalagudem Mdl, Krishna Dist.

55 GHS, Sanjamala

HM: Mr. M Sreeramulu, TEL: 94938-36841

Sanjamala, Koilkuntla Tq, Kurnool Dist.

56 SASR ZPHS, Chilukurivarigudem

HM: Mr. T Suresh Babu, TEL: 85006-45316

Chilukuruvarigudem, Mylavaram Mdl., Krishna Dist.

57 ASR ZPHS, Jinnuru

HM: Mr. CHV Suresh Babu, TEL: 94903-50108

Jinnuru, Poduru Mdl., West Godavari Dist.

58 ZPHS (Boys), Markapur

HM: Mr. Y Satyanarayana Reddy, TEL: 9908780002

10th Ward, Markapur, Prakasam Dist.

59 ZPHS, Gadivemula

HM: Mr. G Narayana, TEL: 94415-80834

Gadivemula Vil & Mdl, Kurnool Dist.

60 Lalcheruvu Mcpl HS, Rajahmundry

HM: Mr. KVV Satyanarayana, TEL: 93940-93708

Rajahmundry, East Godavari Dist.

61 SPNR ZPHS, Kaza

HM: Mr. A S V Prasad, TEL: 99124-99544

Main Road. Kaza, Movva Mdl., Krishna Dist.

62 ZPHS, Vemula

HM: Ms. L Ramadevamma, TEL: 94415-48671

Vemula, Kadapa Dist.

63 ZPHS, Ramireddypalli

HM: Mr. S N Shaik Sha Vali, TEL: 8008370142

Ramireddypalli, Vempatti Mdl, Kadapa Dist.

64 ZPHS, Petnikota

HM: Mrs. N Suneetha, TEL: 9703022628

Petnikota, Kolimigundla Mdl., Kurnool Dist.

65 ZPHS, Venigandla

HM: Mr. N V Raghavaiah, TEL: 9966734510

Venigandla, Peda Kakani Mdl, Guntur Dist.

66 ZPHS, Mukhalingam

HM: Mr. B Govinda Rao, TEL: 94924-20186

Mukhalingam, Jalumuru Mdl, Srikakulam Dist.

67 ZPHS, Dattapuram

HM: Mr. M Eswaraiah, TEL: 94407-32386

Dattapuram,Kondapuram Mdl, Kadapa Dist.

68 ZPHS, Pullalapadu

HM: Mr. N Rajendra Prasad, TEL: 8106987535

Pullalapadu, West Godavari Dist.

69 ZPHS, Boys, Banaganapalle

HM: Mrs. R Sridevi, TEL: 9441243568

Banaganapalle, Kurnool Dist.

70 ZPHS, Potluru

HM: Mr. B Srinivasa Rao, TEL: 98492-92049

Potluru, Savalyapuram Mdl., Guntur Dist.

71 SPPPR ZPPHS, Pandalapaka

HM: Mr. K Ammi Reddy, TEL: 9493492696

Pandalapaka, Biccavolu Mdl., East Godavari Dist.

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DONOR: M/S Ashwani Foundation India

72 ZPHS, Kosuru

HM: Mr. B Koteswara Rao, TEL: 95732-88587

Kosuru, Movva Mdl, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Shanti Swarup & Anita Medasani

DEDICATED TO: Late Nagulapalli Somidevamma

73 ZPHS, Munagapaka

HM: Dr M Venkateswara Rao, TEL: 9848340082

Munagapaka, Visakhapatnam Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Chandrasekhara Rao V

DEDICATED TO: Late Velivala Koteswara Rao & Sarojini

74 ZPHS, Tamarakollu

HM: Mr. Kundeti Potharaju, TEL: 9989918607

Tamarakollu, Kaikalur Mdl, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Ms. Indira & Mr.Ranga Nadha Babu Gorrepati

75 MG ZPHS, Ghantasala

HM: Mr. M L K V V Prasada Rao, TEL: 9908668759

Ghantasala, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Mr. Naveen Surapaneni

76 ZPHS, Kotha Mallampeta

HM: Mr. V Sree Rama Murthy, TEL: 81067-47427

K Mallampeta, Golugonda Mdl., Visakhapatnam Dist.

DONOR: Ms. Harsha and Shasi Kambhampati

DEDICATED TO: In memory of late Yalamanchali Raja Rao

77 ZPHS, Peddapadu

HM: Mr. G Omkar Yadav, TEL: 94914-07624

Peddapadu, Kallur Mdl, Kurnool Dist.

78 ZPHS, Nidamanuru

HM: Mr. J V D V Prasad, TEL: 98485-55677

Nidamanuru, Vijayawada Rural Mdl., Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Ashok Kache

79 ZPHS, Chennaram

HM: Mr S Venkat Reddy, TEL: 9885800954

Chennaram, Gopalpet Mdl, Mahaboobnagar Dist.

80 ZPSS, Awadam

HM: Mr. Y Sathyanarayana, TEL: 9963041823

Awadam, Nennel Mdl., Adilabad Dist.

81 ZPHS, Peddatandrapad

HM: Mr. B Gopal Reddy, TEL: 9491389251

Peddatandra Pad, Waddepally Mdl, Mahaboobnagar Dist.

82 ZPPSS, Dharmaraopet

HM: Mr. K Eswara Murthy, TEL: 9440685469

Dharmaraopet, Khanpur Mdl, Warangal Dist.

83 ZPHS, Balijapally

HM: Mr. K Ramanaiah, TEL: 9985426890

Balijapally, Khila Ghanapoor, Mahaboobnagar Dist.

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84 ZPSS, Garikapadu

HM: Ms. V Rama Seeta, TEL: 9948608554

Garikapadu, Wyra Mdl, Khammam Dist.

85 ZPHS, Haveli Ghanpur

HM: Mr. S Sai Baba, TEL: 9392011409

Haveli Ghanpur, Medak Mdl, Medak Dist.

86 ZPHS, Yedutla

HM: Mr. D Kurmaiah, TEL: 9703446043

Yedutla, Gopalpet Mdl., Mahaboobnagar Dist.

87 ZPHS, Kommala

HM: Mr. Boini Lingaiah, TEL: 94415-61358

Kommala, Jinnareddygudem Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

88 ZPHS, Jaggaiahpet

HM: Mr. P Kotaiah, TEL: 9949892441

Jaggaiahpet, Regonda Mdl., Warangal Dist.

89 ZPPSS, Lingapuram

HM: Mr. K Rajeshwar Rao, TEL: 9866873599

Lingapuram, Chennaraopet Mdl., Warangal Dist.

90 ZPSS, Billupadu

HM: Ms. B Madhavi Devi, TEL: 9949927525

Billupadu, Thallada Mdl., Khammam Dist.

91 ZPSS, Gadchanda

HM: Mr. U Gajjaram, TEL: 9962370239

Gadchanda, Adilabad Dist.

92 ZPHS, Gorentla

HM: Mr. S Andhraiah, TEL: 9963257635

Gorentla, Nothankal Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

93 ZPSS, Upparapally

HM: Ms. Md. Raheemunnisa Begum, TEL: 9440723550

Upparapally, Via Nekkonda, Chennaraopet Mdl, Warangal Dist.

94 ZPHS, Sugur

HM: Mr. S Prabhakar, TEL: 9652364217

Sugur, Pebbair Mdl., Mahaboobnagar Dist.

95 ZPHS, Yellareddypet

HM: Mr. S Yadava Reddy, TEL: 9701572872

Yellareddypet, Thogunta Mdl, Medak Dist.

96 ZPHS, Marrimadla

HM: Mr. M Devi Reddy, TEL: 9441082944

Marrimadla, Garjanapally Po, Karimnagar Dist.

97 ZPHS, Kadukuntla

HM: Mr. G Venkata Swamy, TEL: 94415-91901

Kadukuntla, Wanaparthy Mdl, Mahaboobnagar Dist.

98 ZPHS, Kapugallu

HM: Mr. Satyanarayana Mannem, TEL: 90144-66328

Kapugallu, Kodad Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

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99 ZPSS, Kalamadugu

HM: Mr. N Madhusudhan, TEL: 9441540841

Kalamadugu, Jannaram, Adilabad Dist.

100 ZPHS, Tekmal

HM: Mr Syed Khaja Ali, TEL: 9440494692

Tekmal, Medak Dt., Medak Dist.

101 ZPHS, Degaon

HM: Mr. B Prabhakar, TEL: 9490816030

Degaon, Armoor Mdl., Nizamabad Dist.

102 ZPHS, Talveda

HM: Mr E Raghuveer Reddy, TEL: 98661662222

Talveda, Nandipet Mdl., Nizamabad Dist.

103 ZPHS, Kubeer

HM: Mr. P Sadanand, TEL: 9440737260

Kubeer Po & Mdl., Adilabad Dist.

104 ZPSS, Dandepally

HM: Mr. K Hanumantha Rao, TEL: 9441649003

Dandepally, Adilabad Dist.

105 ZPHS, Vardhamankota

HM: Mr. J Prasad, TEL: 99480-97066

Vardhamankota, Jajireddygudem Mdl, Nalgonda Dist.

106 ZPSS, Parpelly

HM: Smt. B Sandhya Rani, TEL: 8106612621

Parpelly Via Soan, Laxmanchandra Mdl., Adilabad Dist.

107 ZPHS, Balemla

HM: Mr. T Janardhan, TEL: 96666-92782

Balemla, Via Tekumatla, Suryapet Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

108 ZPHS, Amadabakula

HM: Mr. S Chandrasekhar, TEL: 96032-31251/90596-51140

Amdabakula, Kothakota Mdl., Mahaboobnagar Dist.

109 ZPHS, Kandagatla

HM: Mr. Vanamala Venkateswarlu, TEL: 99124-69955

Kandagatla, Via Thimmapur, Athmakur Mdl, Nalgonda Dist.

110 ZPSS, Mallepally

HM: Mr. P Rama Mohana Rao, TEL: 9603336456

Mallepally, kusumanchi Mdl, Khammam Dist.

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114 ZPSS, Kistapur

HM: Mr. L Sudhakar, TEL: 9440931891

Kistapur, Jannaram Mdl, Adilabad Dist.

115 ZPHS, Thimmapuram

HM: Mr. A Jadadeeshwar, TEL: 98488-29245

Thimmapuram, Jajireddygudem Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

116 ZPSS, Papakollu

HM: Mr R Rambabu, TEL: 9490407536

Papakollu, Julurpad Mdl., Khammam Dist.

117 ZPHS, Koyagudem

HM: Mr Baddam Sudarshan Reddy, TEL: 9603672289

Koyagudem, Ramachandrapuram, Mulugu Mdl., Warangal Dist.

118 ZPPSS, Nandanam

HM: Mrs. P Nagakumari, TEL: 9949825981

Nandanam, Wardhannapet Mdl., Warangal Dist.

119 ZPHS, Mandipal

HM: Mr. G Ravinder, TEL: 9704033864

Mandipal, Chowdapur Po, Kulkacherla Mdl., Ranga Reddy Dist.

120 ZPHS, Kotapahad

HM: Mr Ch Purnachandra Rao, TEL: 9542320203

Kotapahad, Athmakur Mdl, Nalgonda Dist.

121 SDVR ZPSS, B Gangaram

HM: Mr. M Ramamohan Reddy, TEL: 96666-23650

B Gangaram, Sathupally Mdl, Khammam Dist.

111 ZPSS, Akinapally

HM: Mr. A Venkateshwarlu, TEL: 98488-72429

Akinapally, Mogullapally Mdl., Warangal Dist.

112 ZPPSS, Mangalavaripet

HM: Mr. K Sathyanarayana, TEL: 98664-51263

Mangalavaripet, Khanapur Mdl., Warangal Dist.

113 ZPPSS, Kodakandla

HM: Mr. G Komuraiah, TEL: 94413-44322

Kodakandla Po & Mdl., Warangal Dist.

122 ZPHS, Rajaram

HM: Mr. J Sesha Chalapathi, TEL: 99495-59865

Rajaram, Dharmapuri Mdl., Karimnagar Dist.

123 ZPPSS, Komalla

HM: Mr. A Sampath Rao, TEL: 9989221324

Komalla, Raghunathpally Mdl, Warangal Dist.

124 GBHS, Amberpet

HM: Mr. D Aditha Vardhan Raju, TEL: 9346913517

2-2-185/24/1/1/ Mallikarjuna Nagar Amberpet, Hyderabad Dist.

125 ZPHS, Vempaty

HM: Mr. K Veera Somaiah, TEL: 99084-65541

Vempaty, Thungathurthy Mdl., Nalgonda Dist.

126 ZPSS, Peechara

HM: Mr. G Ramchander, TEL: 7382621633

Peechara, Laxmanchanda Mdl, Adilabad Dist.

127 ZPHS, Ankshapur

HM: Mr. G Ashok Raju, TEL: 9440491129

Ankshapur, Nangunoor Mdl.,, Medak Dist.

128 ZPHS, Chilkur

HM: Mr. Ch Shekhar, TEL: 9604772300

Chilkur (V & M), Nalgonda Dist.

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129 ZPSS, Koutala

HM: Ms. L Gayathri, TEL: 9949431849

Koutala, Adilabad Dist.

130 ZPHS, Sirisinagandla

HM: Mr. S Gopal Rddy, TEL: 9949823348

Sirisinagandla, Kondapak Mdl, Medak Dist.

131 ZPSS, Laxmanchanda

HM: Mr. M A Saleem, TEL: 9908745108

Laxmanchanda, Adilabad Dist.

132 ZPHS, Allipur

HM: Mr. D Ramchanderji, TEL: 9949569344

Allipur, Chinnakodur Mdl, Medak Dist.

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133 ZPHS, Lachapet

HM: Mr. M Ravindra Kumar, TEL: 9441247350

Lachapet, Dubbak Mdl, Medak Dist.

134 ZPHS Girls, Bheemgal

HM: Mr. K Karunakar, TEL: 9441944740

Boi Gally, Bheemgal Mdl, Nizamabad Dist.

135 ZPHS, Rajagopalpet

HM: Mr. R Veeresh Kumar, TEL: 9603230586

Rajagopalpet, Nanganoor mdl, Medak Dist.

136 ZPPSS, Kunur

HM: Mr. P Vijayapal Reddy, TEL: 9949638168

Kunur, Zafforrgadh Mdl, Warangal Dist.

137 ZPHS, Potharam

HM: Mr. J Ganaga Narsaiah, TEL: 9440382520

Potharam, Mallial Mdl, Karimnagar Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Pakira Reddy Kurri

138 ZPHS, Kambadur

HM: Mr. P Chandrayudu, TEL: 94407-51599

Kambadur Po & Mdl, Anantapur Dist.

DONOR: M/S Tarigopula Venkatappa Charitable Trust

DEDICATED TO: Mrs. Late Smt. Suguna Kumari Tarigopula

139 RZPPHS, Ryali

HM: Mr. ChVS Subhadra Rao, TEL: 9492705185

Ryali, Atreyapuram Mdl, East Godavari Dist.

140 ZPHS (Girls), Kotauratla

HM: Mr. L Srinivasa Rao, TEL: 9440717831

Kotauratla Po & Mdl, Visakhapatnam Dist.

141 ZPHS, Balighattam

HM: Mr. B V Ramana, TEL: 9502513146

Balighattam, Narsipatnam Mdl, Visakhapatnam Dist.

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142 ZPHS, Peddaraveedu

HM: Mr. A V Narayana Reddy, TEL: 99852-60610

Peddaraveedu, Prakasam Dist.

DONOR: M/S Cincinnati Telugu Foundation

143 SMK ZPHS, Movva

HM: Mr. M V S D Prasad, TEL: 9133196589

Movva Po & Mdl, Krishna Dist.

DEDICATED TO: Kaza Sivaramaiah and Smt. Annapurnamma

144 Tagore Library

HM: , TEL:

Tagore Library,Kakani Guild Home, Bandar Road, Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Bose Babu Mandava

DEDICATED TO: In memory of his father Late Sree Rama Murthy

145 ZPHS, Tapasipudi

HM: Mr. E Madhumohan Reddy, TEL: 9491505371

Tapasipudi, Manginapudi Post, Machilipatnam Mdl., Krishna Dist.

146 ZPHS, Pedabondapalli

HM: Ms. Illa Prasanna Lakshmi, TEL: 9494165632

Pedabondapalli, Parvathipuram Mdl., Vijayanagaram Dist.

DEDICATED TO: In memory of his father-in law Vallabhaneni Nagabhushanam

147 ZPHS, Chinagollapalem

HM: Mr. N Yesupadam, TEL: 9296756421

Chinagollapalem, Kruthivennu Mdl., Krishna Dist.

DEDICATED TO: In memory of his father-in-law Vallabhaneni Nagabhushanam

148 ZPHS, Rallarevu

HM: Mrs. R Kamala, TEL: 9032081344

Rallarevu, Chinagollapalem Po, Kruthivennu Mdl., Krishna Dist.

DONOR: Mr. Kiran Babu Ravulapalli

DEDICATED TO: In memory of his father R Koteswara Rao

149 ZPHS, Nagayalanka

HM: Mr. Padyala Nageswara Rao, TEL: 8500538528

Nagayalanka, Krishna Dist.

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DONOR: Mr. Sudhakar Choudary K

DEDICATED TO: Chiranjeevi Korapati Arjun

150 ZPHS, Konidela

HM: Mr. K Subbarayudu, TEL: 94406-66635

Konidela, Nandikotkur Mdl, Kurnool Dist.

DONOR: Dr. Bhaskara Rao N

DEDICATED TO: Presented by Smt. N Bharati In memory of her father Mandava Sreerama murthy

151 SRSAR ZPHS, Elamarru

HM: Mrs. S Padmaja, TEL: 9441798112

Elamarru, Pedaparupudi Mdl., Krishna Dist.

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