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Sudha Reddy Foundation & MEIL Upgrade Classrooms at Hyderabad School

Sudha Reddy, founder of SRF, said, “For many children, especially those facing challenges at home, a proper desk and chair mean more than just furniture. It gives them a sense of stability and confidence. We believe every child deserves a respectful space to learn and grow.”

Hyderabad: On the occasion of World Day of Social Justice, the Sudha Reddy Foundation, along with the MEIL Foundation, on February 20, 2026, supported students at Rabindra Niketan High School, Irrum Manzil, a school built by the MEIL Foundation and Sudha Reddy Foundation, with a major classroom infrastructure upgrade aimed at improving everyday learning for children from underprivileged backgrounds.

The inauguration ceremony took place at the school on February 20 and was attended by around 250 students, teachers, and alumni.

As part of the initiative, the foundations provided 224 new student benches, storage cabinets for classrooms, and furniture for teachers and the school principal - helping create a more comfortable and organised learning environment for students and staff.

Speaking at the event, Mrs. Sudha Reddy, Founder, Sudha Reddy Foundation, said: “For many children, especially those facing challenges at home, a proper desk and chair mean more than just furniture. It gives them a sense of stability and confidence. We believe every child deserves a respectful space to learn and grow.”
Rabindra Niketan High School serves children from some of Hyderabad’s most vulnerable communities, many of whom have limited access to basic educational resources. The new classroom setup is expected to help students focus better and feel more motivated at school.
The programme included a lamp-lighting ceremony, ribbon cutting, student performances, and interactions with the school community. The MEIL Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Limited (MEIL), partnered in the initiative as part of its ongoing efforts to support education and community development.
The initiative highlights how collaborative efforts between philanthropic and corporate organisations can make a meaningful difference by improving learning spaces and bringing hope and encouragement to young students across the city.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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