Jhansi Rajender Reddy hails NRIs as pillars of Telangana's growth at ATA Conference
Hanumakonda: TPCC Vice-President and HJRR Family Charitable Trust founder Jhansi Rajender Reddy said Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) play a vital role in Telangana's development while safeguarding Telugu language, culture and traditions across the world.
Participating as a special guest at the 19th American Telugu Association (ATA) Conference in Baltimore, USA, she interacted with Telugu families and Telangana natives settled in the United States, discussing their experiences and concerns.
Addressing the gathering, Jhansi Rajender Reddy said the global Telugu diaspora continues to maintain a strong emotional bond with its homeland and contributes significantly to the State's progress through knowledge, expertise and investments.
She lauded ATA for providing a common platform that unites Telugu people worldwide and promotes cultural heritage, social service and community welfare.
The conference witnessed participation from public representatives, entrepreneurs, artists and Telugu families from several countries, with colourful cultural programmes showcasing the richness of Telugu traditions.

