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Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister and the Jana Sena Party leader Pawan Kalyan again demonstrated his humane nature by directly interfering to take two orphaned children out of Madhavapuram village in Pithapuram mandal. Their father passed two years ago, and the mother just recently, and the siblings, elder sister K. Satya (who had completed intermediate) and younger brother Chaitanya (Class 8), were left without shelter and financial support.

Their cry was heard by the entire social media with a heartfelt speech video protest calling Pawan Kalyan by name. The Deputy CM responded promptly to their predicament and, on February 11, 2026, took the necessary action (described in the Times of India, M9 News, and other sources). He instructed his office to offer 10,000 a month in financial support of his office on his own salary of 5,000 a month per child to meet the basic needs and livelihood of the children.

In addition to the monthly support, Pawan Kalyan gave the following directions to the district collector:

• Sanction a house under the immediate government housing schemes to the siblings.
• Find them places in residential schools/colleges the following academic year.
• As an educational institution, assume total responsibility in enriching their education and future well-being, as well as observing progress and extra requirements.

This is a continuation of the effort Pawan Kalyan has put in helping orphans in his constituency. He is already taking care of 42 orphans whom he feeds monthly with his salary (a total of 2.10 lakh to them) as children of God and gives his entire payment under MLA to their welfare.

Social media was overwhelmed by fans and netizens who showered him with commendations by calling him a real-life hero who leads by example. The posts that have been featured: No salary, only the service Pawan Kalyan is giving—everything to orphans! This quick reaction to the viral video highlighted how available he was and devoted to the welfare of the grassroots, and his popularity in Andhra Pradesh rose to unimaginable heights.

The way Pawan Kalyan has been carrying out his humanitarian services for an extended period of time through education support and direct aid contributes to the perception of him as a leader who places less value on politics and more on people, and most importantly, on the needy.