Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha — Andhra Pradesh
Under the state leadership of Shri Apparaju Janardhana Rao Sharma Ji, the Andhra Pradesh unit is working to connect Sanatana Dharma awareness with disciplined organization, Gow Seva, cultural responsibility and practical service to society.
Dharma-Centred Organisation with a Service-Oriented State Mission
Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha
Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha is a national organisation associated with Hindu unity, Sanatana Dharma, cultural self-respect and organised public participation. Its enduring purpose is to strengthen social confidence while encouraging citizens to protect heritage through peaceful, lawful and disciplined action.
In Andhra Pradesh, these principles are connected with Gow Seva, temple and cultural awareness, youth participation and compassionate community service.
Shri Apparaju Janardhana Rao Sharma Ji
Shri Sharma Ji serves as the Andhra Pradesh State President of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. His public journey combines grassroots organisation, cultural engagement, Gow Seva and direct contact with communities across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
He treats the state presidency as a responsibility to organise sincerely, listen to people, expand constructive participation and translate Dharma-based conviction into visible service.
United Support for Stronger Organisation in Andhra Pradesh
Shri Apparaju Janardhana Rao Sharma Ji was entrusted with the responsibility of leading the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha in Andhra Pradesh under the direction of National President Shri Ravindra Kumar Dwivedi Ji. National and state office-bearers extended their support for strengthening disciplined organisation, Dharma awareness, Gow Seva and community-oriented programmes across the state.
Shri Ravindra Kumar Dwivedi Ji
National President, Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha
As National President, he entrusted Shri Sharma Ji with the Andhra Pradesh responsibility and encouraged the state unit to grow through disciplined leadership, Hindu unity and constructive service.
Shri Professor Yashpal Singh Ji
National Working President
His working leadership strengthens coordination between national priorities and state responsibilities, supporting Shri Sharma Ji’s efforts to build an active and service-oriented Andhra Pradesh unit.
Shri B. N. Tiwari Ji
Delhi State President & National Spokesperson
He conveyed his wishes on Shri Sharma Ji’s appointment and supported the expectation that Dharma protection, Gow Seva and public-service activities would gain greater momentum in Andhra Pradesh.
Shri Bathina Anand Kumar Ji
National General Secretary
Through national coordination, he supports closer communication with state units and encourages organised programmes that connect Sanatana Dharma, cultural responsibility and social welfare.
Shri Rameshchandra Punitha Ji
Uttarakhand State President
His support reflects cooperation among state units and a shared commitment to strengthen Dharma-based organisation, cultural awareness and responsible public participation.
Shri Apparaju Janardhana Rao Sharma Ji
Andhra Pradesh State President, Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha
He accepted the responsibility with a commitment to disciplined organisation, accessible leadership and practical service—taking Dharma awareness and community programmes closer to people across Andhra Pradesh.
Shri Sharma Ji conveyed that he would discharge the responsibility with loyalty, dedication and organizational discipline, taking the principles of the Mahasabha to people through lawful, peaceful and service-oriented programmes.
Six Areas of Organized Work
Sanatana Dharma Awareness
Encouraging informed understanding of Dharma, spiritual responsibility and respectful participation in cultural life.
Hindu Unity & Social Harmony
Building cooperation across communities while keeping mutual respect, civic order and social responsibility at the centre.
Gow Seva & Indigenous Cattle Welfare
Supporting responsible bovine welfare, Gaushala awareness and the protection of indigenous cattle through community participation.
Temple & Cultural Heritage
Promoting respect for temples, local traditions and India’s cultural inheritance through responsible awareness and service.
Youth Participation
Encouraging young citizens to develop discipline, cultural confidence, civic awareness and a constructive service mindset.
Compassionate Community Service
Supporting Annadanam, suitable health-related assistance, environmental awareness and help for vulnerable families.
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Gow Seva as a Continuing Responsibility
For Shri Sharma Ji, Gow Seva is connected with compassion, rural life, indigenous cattle protection and responsible community participation. Visits to Gaushalas and interaction with people engaged in bovine welfare help keep this work grounded in actual needs.
His national responsibility in the Bharat–International Cow Service Federation complements the Andhra Pradesh ABHM agenda by linking cultural conviction with organized welfare activity.
From State Leadership to Local Participation
Appointment Coverage and Leadership Wishes
The appointment and related organizational developments received coverage through Telugu media references, including TV9 and TV5, along with newspaper clippings. B. N. Tiwari Ji and other national leaders conveyed their wishes for the growth of Dharma awareness, Gow Seva and organized public service in Andhra Pradesh.
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Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha — Andhra Pradesh
Visit the ABHM Andhra Pradesh website for organizational information and published updates.
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