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Home | Hyderabad | Nats Announces New Executive Committee For 2026 2028

NATS announces new Executive Committee for 2026–2028

The North America Telugu Society has announced its Executive Committee for the 2026–2028 term, with Raj Allada elected President. A long-time volunteer and former board member, Allada will lead a team of office-bearers overseeing programmes, services and organisational initiatives.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 2 June 2026, 04:20 PM
NATS announces new Executive Committee for 2026–2028
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Hyderabad: The North America Telugu Society (NATS) announced its Executive Committee (EC) for the 2026-2028 term with Raj Allada as President.

The newly elected Executive Committee also includes Vice President (Programmes) Rajesh Kandru, Vice President (Finance and Marketing) Anudeep Arla, Vice President (Services) Rajyalaxmi Chilukuri, Secretary Sudheer Mikkilineni, Treasurer Ram Naresh Kommanaboyina, Joint Secretary Bhanu Lanka, and Joint Treasurer Venkata Sakamuri.


Raj Allada, a technology executive based in New Jersey, has been an integral part of NATS since 2009. Over the years, he has served the organisation in several volunteer roles and has been a multiple-time NATS Board Member, actively promoting the organisation’s vision and service initiatives.

NATS Board Chairman Kishore Kancharla congratulated Raj Allada and the newly elected Executive Committee.

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