founder of AWBP INDIA

Lakshman Molleti hails from Visakhapatnam, known as the “city of destiny,” situated in Andhra Pradesh, India. Graduating as an Electronic and Communication engineer in 2006, he subsequently gained a decade of experience working as a software engineer in multinational companies such as CSS, Amdocs, and Deloitte.

Driven by his passion for community service, he founded two NGOs—Animals Water Bowl Project in 2017 and ANINV in 2022—dedicated to animal welfare. His NGOs focus primarily on Water, Education, and Inventions related to animal welfare, and he is currently devoting his full time to these endeavors.

He was recognized by the Supreme Master Ching Hai International Association and bestowed with the ‘Shining World Compassion Award’ on December 11, 2020, in acknowledgment of his commendable project, AWBP (Animals Water Bowl Project) Trust. This initiative is dedicated to the welfare and rights of animals.

In 2021, the Government of India patent office granted a patent (#406490) for his inaugural invention, later officially published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) on their website. This invention aims to safeguard humans and animals from small, sharp, and unsharp objects.

As the author of the book “THE JOURNEY OF BUNTY & CHINKU,” published on February 18, ’23, his work has garnered acclaim from various readers, including students, principals, and professionals, for its unique, informative, and inspirational content. Lakshman’s aspiration is to integrate this book into the curricula of educational institutions and encourage its use as a reference for educating and inspiring individuals on animal welfare.

“The Journey of Bunty & Chinku” is meticulously crafted with the primary goal of inspiring, motivating, and instilling a sense of responsibility across all age groups towards community building, particularly in the often neglected realms of animal welfare and the environment.

To rejuvenate, he indulges in various hobbies such as playing the flute, singing, listening to spiritual music, composing songs, writing lyrics, and photography.

He articulates his philosophy with the following quote:

“To build a better community around us,
Our first step should start with animal welfare.”