Megastar Chiranjeevi continues to exemplify why he is regarded as a hero both on and off the screen. For decades, his institutions, the Chiranjeevi Charitable Trust, along with the Blood and Eye Banks, have played a vital role in public welfare, often emerging as lifelines during times of crisis. Whether it’s a natural disaster or an emergency, he is consistently among the first to step forward and lend his support.
Chiranjeevi, during the Ugadi special program, unveiled the outline of a significant new mission. He said, “When I understood the importance of blood and how many lives are lost due to its shortage, I felt the need to motivate all my fans to participate in blood donation. That thought came to me 25 years ago. I don’t want to stop with that. I am now thinking about how to provide education to poor people in the future.”
He added, “Actor Suriya started the Agaram Foundation, taking inspiration from me. In turn, I want to draw inspiration from him and begin offering free education. Not just in the Telugu states, wherever there is a need, I will work towards providing free education.”
Chiru also assured that complete details about the upcoming educational initiative will be unveiled soon, marking yet another chapter in his continued commitment to social welfare.