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SP distributes hearing aids to special school students

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SP distributes hearing aids to special school students
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The Superintendent of Police, K. Pratap Shiva Kishore, distributed hearing aids to students of Parivarthan Special School in Dondapadu village. The hearing aids were donated by an NRI couple, Ravella Kishore Prasad and Swarna, who are settled in the USA. The SP interacted with the students and explained the facilities being offered by the government for children with special needs.

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Superintendent of Police K. Pratap Shiva Kishore distributed hearing aids to students of Parivarthan Special School in Dondapadu village, Eluru district, on Monday (July 27, 2026). School principal D. Srinivas Reddy stated that an NRI couple, Ravella Kishore Prasad and Swarna, who are settled in the USA, donated the hearing aid equipment to the students. The SP thanked Mr. Kishore Prasad and Swarna for their generous gesture. He interacted with the students and explained to them the facilities being offered by the government for children with special needs.

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