<p>A rural-based real estate company with a few NGOs organised a trip for 350 children from deprived classes to the IMAX theatre in Hyderabad.<br /><br /></p>.<p>It was an Independence Day treat for the children. Instead of just a flag-hoisting event by a VVIP and chocolates, the company along with the NGOs chose to organise the 66th Independence Day celebrations in a fitting way and made it memorable for these children.<br /><br />The children, including orphans from underprivileged sections were, hosted to the treat of a animation thriller Telugu film ‘Eega’, a socio fantasy film that revolves around a boy who fights for his love.<br /><br />State women and child welfare minister Sunita Lakshma Reddy offered to spend the evening with the children and participate in the show with the children. <br /><br />“Our mission is simple: to make the country’s birthday, 66th Independence Day, memorable for these children,” said P V Ravindra Kumar, CEO of the housing company.<br />DH News Service<br /> </p>
<p>A rural-based real estate company with a few NGOs organised a trip for 350 children from deprived classes to the IMAX theatre in Hyderabad.<br /><br /></p>.<p>It was an Independence Day treat for the children. Instead of just a flag-hoisting event by a VVIP and chocolates, the company along with the NGOs chose to organise the 66th Independence Day celebrations in a fitting way and made it memorable for these children.<br /><br />The children, including orphans from underprivileged sections were, hosted to the treat of a animation thriller Telugu film ‘Eega’, a socio fantasy film that revolves around a boy who fights for his love.<br /><br />State women and child welfare minister Sunita Lakshma Reddy offered to spend the evening with the children and participate in the show with the children. <br /><br />“Our mission is simple: to make the country’s birthday, 66th Independence Day, memorable for these children,” said P V Ravindra Kumar, CEO of the housing company.<br />DH News Service<br /> </p>
