Rama Krishna Sangem
The Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DICCI), in collaboration with the State Bank of India (SBI), has taken significant strides towards employment creation. On Monday, DICCI handed over 20 electric vehicles (EVs) to unemployed SC and ST youth in Hyderabad and its districts. The ceremony was graced by the presence of SBI Deputy General Manager, Mr. Rohit Kumar, who emphasized the success of this initiative.
DICCI Telangana Chapter President, Ms. Dasari Aruna, along with her dedicated team, notably provided 20 electric vehicles to 20 unemployed youths, including eight women. This move not only marks an important step towards employment but also highlights the empowerment of women, said a.press release from DICCI,on October 28, Monday..
Addressing the gathering, Ms. Dasari Aruna, Mr. Narayana Dasari, State Coordinator, Mr. Suresh Naik, and Ms. Vanajakshi Narra, pointed out a five-year agreement with OHM Car Company. They outlined plans to distribute over 100 vehicles, prioritizing women beneficiaries. The initial phase saw the successful distribution of 20 vehicles to SC/ST categories.
Fostering inclusive growth
Distinguished attendees included Mr. D. Ramesh Reddy from OHM Company, SBI representatives Mr. Kumar Rohit (DGM), Mr. V. Venkata Narayana (AGM), Mr. V. Somasekhar (AGM) SMECC Cyberabad, Mr. A. Praveen Kumar (CM Credit), Mr. A. Ajay Ram Prakash (CM Sanction Officer), Mr. K. Chandrasekhar (Nandagiri Hills Branch Manager), and Mr. T. Venkata Abhishek, who oversaw the entire process from the Nandagiri Hills Branch.
DICCI representatives at the event included Mr. Madaram Sudarshan, Mr. Sheshagiri Haribabu, Mr. Pitla Balaraju (State Contractors Head), Mr. Arun Meesala (Next Gen Convener), Ms. Narra Aarthi, Ms. Sampoorn, Mr. Indrakant (State Contact Vertical Incharge), Mr. Ravi Naik, Mr. Bhanu Teja, along with the beneficiaries.
This initiative underscores the commitment of DICCI and SBI towards fostering inclusive growth and providing sustainable employment opportunities.
