BENGALURU: Karnataka Bio-Energy Development Board official S.E. Sudheendra on Monday stated that the state government is committed to extending full support to the Arya Vaishya Society. He was speaking at a welfare program organized by the Karnataka Arya Vaishya Mahasabha.
Sudheendra highlighted the various contributions made by the Siddaramaiah-led government towards the upliftment of the community. He also assured that the government would respond positively to the society’s future needs. Commending the Mahasabha’s efforts, he noted its significant role in assisting the underprivileged, including widows, specially-abled individuals, and students.
He further mentioned that while the Karnataka Arya Vaishya Development Board is functional, the position of president remains vacant. The government, he said, will take steps to fill the vacancy shortly.
Addressing the gathering, Arya Vaishya Mahasabha President Ravishankar stated that the organization has been supporting talented but economically weaker students for the past seven years.
During the event, laptops were distributed to 180 undergraduate and postgraduate students, interest-free loans were provided to 53 students, and 309 widows received assistance under the Sandhyashree Scheme. Lifetime pensions were also granted to deserving individuals with disabilities, along with coverage under the Amrajyothi insurance scheme.
The event was attended by Institute Joint Secretary R.V. Nagaraj and Haritha, Operations Manager of Indian Railways (Mysuru Division).
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