To ensure immediate medical care for tribal students, Bhadrachalam ITDA distributed ₹13 lakh worth of medical kits to 115 remote ashram schools and hostels across Khammam and Kothagudem districts, aiming to improve healthcare access in isolated areas
The members of Srirama Joint Liability Group with the assistance of Bhadrachalam Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) recently started a unit making ragi and jowar biscuits. The group has been making about five kilograms of biscuits every day
The Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA), Bhadrachalam, has planned to set up mini libraries in post matric college hostels in erstwhile Khammam district for the benefit of students staying in the hostels.
In the old Narayanaraopeta village, located in the mandal, 30 tribal boys and girls are unable to attend school because the nearest tribal welfare department's primary schools are too far from the village.
The local MLA T Venkat Rao and ITDA project officer B Rahul congratulated the team for their success in the event. They said that the team’s collective efforts, the support, advice and guidance provided by the PDs, PETs and coaches led to such a big success
The National Institute of Design team along with district Collector Jitesh V Patil inspected tribal artifacts displayed in the museum. Speaking on the occasion, the Collector said that tribal families were following their customs and cultural traditions preserving them from going extinct.
Gram panchayat special officer Prateek Jain inspected the gram panchayat office, Vaikunta Dhamam and a vacant space in the UB centre in the town on Saturday.
