“Aikya Dhairya Sena Samithi shall become a voice for the voiceless”

Metro India News | Hyderabad 

South Indian actor Manoj Manchu on Tuesday said his initiative AIKYA DHAIRYA SENA SAMITHI will grow into a platform for public service and support for the voiceless, during an extensive media interaction in Hyderabad. He said the organisation began with blood donation camps across Hyderabad, Kurnool, Kakinada, Tirupati and Visakhapatnam and will continue expanding statewide.

He added that unity and responsibility were central ideas behind the name, emphasising that division in society must be avoided and the platform aims to bring people together. During the Q and A, Manoj Manchu clarified there was no political agenda behind the organisation and that it functions independently while seeking professional structuring.

He also said the trust will support freedom of speech concerns and stand by influencers facing threats or suppression. The actor noted that he funds the initiative personally at present and plans to expand resources through structured fundraising in future.

On films, he confirmed upcoming projects including Rakshak and David Reddy, while announcing that trust details will be shared during the Rakshak launch on June seven. He further said his organisation is open to helping Telugu people anywhere and aims to evolve as a people first service platform. Closing note reaffirmed commitment to cinema and social responsibility, with Manoj saying both paths will continue with equal passion and accountability to society forward vision.