Manju Kalidindi
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
Manju Kalidindi practices immigration law in Plantation, FL, and is deeply involved in community charities. Her mission is to treat all with kindness, respect, and dignity, and make a lasting impact through service.
vanithad@elico.co
Website: www.elico.co
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
Ruhi Raju
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
A distinguished pathologist, researcher, and community leader, dedicated to advancing women’s health, education, and philanthropy.
vanithad@elico.co
Website: www.elico.co
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
Manthena Leelavathamma (1918 – 1994)
Social Worker & Leader
A visionary leader who championed education, social welfare, and women’s empowerment,
vanithad@elico.co
Website: www.elico.co
- Introduction: The eldest daughter of freedom fighter Sardar Dandu Narayana Raju, she followed his path of dedication to social service.
- Educational Contributions: Founded schools, orphanages, and charitable foundations, including primary and high schools in Korukollu and a Sanskrit school for women.
- Sardar Dandu Narayana Raju Foundation: Established in 1969, providing free lunch and medical aid for the handicapped.
- Community Involvement: Served on the Village Panchayat and West Godavari District Board, and contributed during the Indo-China war.
- Social Welfare: Collaborated with Durgabai Deshmukh’s board to promote women’s education and handicapped rehabilitation.
Dr. Usha Bhupathi
Pathologist & Community Leader
Dr. Usha is a distinguished pathologist, researcher, and community leader, dedicated to advancing women’s health, education, and philanthropy.
vanithad@elico.co
Website: www.elico.co
- Medical Career & Expertise: Dr. Usha Bhupathi, a graduate of Kakatiya Medical College, pursued postgraduate training in general surgery at Osmania Medical College before moving to the USA in 1975. She completed her residency and fellowship in Anatomic Pathology at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, where she served as senior staff from 1980 to 2008. She specialized in breast cancer diagnosis and management, contributing to women’s health as part of the Josephine Ford Cancer Center team.
- Research & Teaching: Dr. Bhupathi coauthored over 40 peer-reviewed publications and 60+ scientific presentations. She participated in NIH-funded research on benign breast disease and conducted workshops to advance medical education.
- Community Involvement: Actively engaged with Detroit’s Indian community, she contributed to organizations like MAPI, TANA, and Bharatiya Temple. She and her husband, Dr. BLN Raju, supported the Global Hunger Project, organizing events for women’s empowerment and poverty alleviation.
- Personal Values: Inspired by her grandfather, Sardar Dandu Narayana Raju, and other strong women in her family, Dr. Bhupathi values education and service.
- Message of Gratitude: She credits India for her affordable education and the USA for fostering her career and philanthropy.Her advice: pursue your passion with determination—anything is possible!
Vanitha Datla
Executive Director & CFO, ELICO Ltd; Managing Director, Elico Healthcare Services Ltd.
Vanitha Datla is the Executive Director & CFO at Elico Ltd, a pioneer in the Analytical Instruments Industry, and Managing Director of Elico Healthcare Services Ltd, serving the healthcare sector across the USA, UK, and the Middle East.
vanithad@elico.co
Website: www.elico.co
- Professional Achievements: Began her career as a financial assistant at Farmers Insurance in the US before joining Raasi Finance & Investment Ltd, where she led the company to profitability as Executive Director and later Managing Director. Played a pivotal role in turning around Anjani Portland Cement Ltd into a profitable and dividend-paying company. Has expertise spanning cement, power, and security printing verticals.
- Education: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), ICFAI, Hyderabad. Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA), ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad. Bachelor of Arts (Economics & Public Administration), St. Francis College for Women, Hyderabad. Earned Dean’s Honor Roll at Wichita State University, USA.
- Industry Leadership: Chairperson, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Telangana (2014-2016). Director, School of Management Studies, University of Hyderabad. Active in various CII panels and national committees on women empowerment and backward district development.
- Community & Personal Pursuits: Treasurer of WIN (Women in Network), supporting women and children in urban slums. Passionate cyclist, runner, and trekker, having completed the Everest Base Camp trek, Mt. Kailash, and Mt. Kilimanjaro. Accomplished duathlete and endurance event participant. Music enthusiast with training in Veena, Piano, and Carnatic vocals. Travel enthusiast, having explored 50+ countries and shared her experiences through writing.
- Message of Gratitude: She credits India for her affordable education and the USA for fostering her career and philanthropy. Her advice: pursue your passion with determination—anything is possible!
Manju Kalidindi
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
vanithad@elico.co Website: www.elico.co
Manju Kalidindi practices immigration law in Plantation, FL, and is deeply involved in community charities. Her mission is to treat all with kindness, respect, and dignity, and make a lasting impact through service.
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
Manju Kalidindi
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
vanithad@elico.co Website: www.elico.co
Manju Kalidindi practices immigration law in Plantation, FL, and is deeply involved in community charities. Her mission is to treat all with kindness, respect, and dignity, and make a lasting impact through service.
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
Manju Kalidindi
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
vanithad@elico.co Website: www.elico.co
Manju Kalidindi practices immigration law in Plantation, FL, and is deeply involved in community charities. Her mission is to treat all with kindness, respect, and dignity, and make a lasting impact through service.
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
Manju Kalidindi
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
vanithad@elico.co Website: www.elico.co
Manju Kalidindi practices immigration law in Plantation, FL, and is deeply involved in community charities. Her mission is to treat all with kindness, respect, and dignity, and make a lasting impact through service.
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
Manju Kalidindi
Immigration Attorney & Community Advocate
vanithad@elico.co Website: www.elico.co
Manju Kalidindi practices immigration law in Plantation, FL, and is deeply involved in community charities. Her mission is to treat all with kindness, respect, and dignity, and make a lasting impact through service.
- Family Influence: Her drive to serve comes from her father and grandfather, both physicians and her mother, a dedicated volunteer.
- Leadership: Current President of Sahara of South Florida, helping victims of domestic violence, especially South Asian women.
- Community Involvement: Board member of the Hindu University of America and patron of “For the Children, Inc.”
- Awards & Recognition: Twice recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for pro bono service and named Broward Lawyers Care Attorney of the Month.
