Anji garu, Within the time I have, I will try to explain as much as I can.
Initially when we set this group, we do not have big ideals. We only thought to help individual cases may be health or education. Later on as more and more members keep joining and we understood that we are going to stick together we begin to think in a broad way like adopting schools and hospitals. Fine, every group does the same. But what the difference we make as a group? Let me ask you this question. When there are so many people helping and many willing to help, why is there no development? Why isn't there any phenomenal change? There is a need for unity of likeminded groups and whoever came forward and working, wherever they may be, there is a serious need for co-operation. Also when this happens, when this becomes a reality, we gain strength to fight for the issues that are very very important. May be it is RTI, Farmers, Weavers and Soldiers. Whatever it is, if all of us are together, we can do more. I think we are very successful in this regard. We are successful in uniting likeminded groups and we are getting very good support from every quarter (of course the issue that we took up is also of national concern). One member may be seriously interested in Education, they can work on Education. One member on health, we will take it. One member on RTI, we will do. Simply put, we want to be flexible. If we stick to one particular area, may be others who are interested in other areas may not work wholeheartedly. This is a platform for people to do whatever they are interested in to serve the society. This doesn't mean we are not focused. Whatever issue we take up, we will try to address the issue to the core but not superficially. Again, whatever I wrote is purely my point of view and opinion. I request others also to respond to Anji garu. Thank you. with regards, Prasanthi.
