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Jain said that for the tribal farmers who depend on agriculture for their livelihood in the agency areas, measures were being taken by ITDA to sink bore wells and dig water ponds to ensure water availability throughout the year for growing crops.
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With the demand for water tankers increasing this season, many officers find it challenging to ensure water supply to wild animals.
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District officials taking a break from their hectic duties joined the staff celebrating the festival. Khammam district Collector VP Gautham and Commissioner of Police Sunil Dutt joined the celebrations.
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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.
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The Project Officer inaugurated an organic country chicken farm set up by an unemployed tribal youth, Kodi Nagaraju of Kotha Kondapuram village in Manugur mandal in Kothagudem
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For the cultivation of fruit orchards and oil palm tribal farmers would be given a large percentage of funds and financial flexibility.
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Sources said that the then government sanctioned Rs 10 lakh towards the arrangements in 2022, but no funds were granted for the affair in 2023 and 2024.
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Addressing a press conference here on Tuesday, Ravindra Naik said the government should set up a separate ST Commission from the present SC & ST Commission, so that matters related to tribal could be addressed by its own commission.
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The inspection commenced with a visit to the kitchen-cum-dining hall/pilgrim shed site at Incherla village, aimed at facilitating the convenience of pilgrims travelling to Medaram
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The entrepreneurial venture, undertaken by five members of the Sri Hanuman Joint Liability Group, brought to life the Mahua oil unit in Kaddampeddur just two weeks ago, with an investment of Rs 10 lakh.
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Looking ahead to the highly anticipated Medaram Maha Jatara scheduled for February next year, ITDA is also planning the construction of temporary shelters in Incherla near Mulugu district headquarters.
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The action plan was aimed to help the students score better in SSC annual exams. A meeting was held with the teachers to discuss the 100-day plan. As per the direction of Tribal Welfare Department Commissioner the teachers were told to complete the syllabus by Jan 10.
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ITDA Project Officer (PO) Pratik Jain informed that eight companies have taken part in the job mela and offered jobs to 213 candidates
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Through ITDA Bhadrachalam the tribals were being developed in all fields, informed the ITDA PO Gautham
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Applications can be submitted at Bhavitha Cell at ITDA Bhadrachalam, Youth Training Centre at Sudimalla near Yellandu and Youth Training Centre at Maddulapalli in Khammam within March 13.
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The agitating tribals sought officials concerned to take steps to prevent the government from including the communities to the list of STs
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A mega job mela organised by ITDA Bhadrachalam has received good response from unemployed youth
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ITDA has planned to develop Anganwadi Centres in nine Bhadrachalam agency mandals in the district as model ones
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President Droupadi Murmu along with Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and Tribal Welfare Minister Satyavathi Rathod met the ITDA POs
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ITDA Project Officer Potru Gautham directed the authorities to prepare comprehensive action plan to successfully organise the Inter-Society Sports League