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About Tamil Nadu Volunteers - தமிழ்நாடு தன்னார்வலர்கள்

The Tamilnadu Volunteers is a registered body which is under the aegis of tTamil Nadu Government. It is an organization that has acquired an 80G and approval from the Government of India - Ministry of Corporate Affairs to undertake CSR activities. The identification number is CSR00064088. It comprises volunteers who work as individuals, NGOs and other organizations taking a collaborative effort aiming for welfare through social service to the Society. The services actively collaborates with governmental agencies, individual contributors and others for complex efforts covering a range of services to the underprivileged, needy, common public and vulnerable sections of the society. This initiative took shape during the COVID-19 pandemic led by Shri. Hari Krishnan N, an independent volunteer. Through his efforts, he has chained together a huge volume of volunteers who are precious human resources and solemnly aim to serve society. He is the Project Head of the prestigious “IIT Madras for All” a.k.a. "Anaivarukkum IIT Madras",which was launched by the Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, to make premier institution education accessible to all. Is a national social initiative facilitating the motto of accessible premier quality education for all. Operating across various locations in the state of Tamil Nadu, Tami Nadu volunteers, comprising 10,000 individuals, are actively involved in diverse activities. Engage in humanitarian aid, disaster relief, welfare, conservation, youth engagement, and drug awareness, assisting migrant workers, the homeless, and our collaborative approach with government, NGOs, and individuals underscores our commitment to social service and community development, encompassing disaster management, environmental conservation, education, and various other endeavors requiring volunteers' valuable contributions. We serve as a bridge between the government machinery and the people, thereby being a comrade to both the pillars of the state.