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Siddipet: Finance Minister T Harish Rao handed over three electric autorickshaw vehicles to three persons hailing from semi-nomadic tribal families in Siddipet town on Sunday. After handing over the keys and documents to the beneficiaries at a programme, the Minister drove the vehicle carrying the three beneficiaries in the back seat. Venkatesh (Veerabdria caste), Naresh […]
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Discharging duties in Kumram Bheem Asifabad, one of the backward districts in the country, is undisputedly challenging for a public servant. Some officials feel working in any part of this entity is a punishment. However, a government teacher and a Sub-Inspector, posted in remote parts of this district, found it as a […]
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Tiryani police organised a mega health camp for the convenience of the residents belonging to around several hamlets under remote Mangi village in Tiryani on Monday. Superintendent of Police (Administration) YVS Sudheendra was the chief guest of the event. Sudheendra said that the police department was conducting a slew of service activities […]
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Suryapet: Residents of Ramoji thanda on Thursday staged a protest in front of the Athmakur (S) Police Station after a youth allegedly fell ill after interrogation by the police in a theft case. High tension prevailed at the police station when several tribals tried to attack the Sub-Inspector. According to the protestors, the police took […]
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Adilabad: Recognising the significance of religious and cultural affairs of aboriginal tribals, the State government released Rs 1 crore for the conduct of Dandari-Gussadi dance festival for the first time. The government’s move cheered tribals of the erstwhile Adilabad district. Incidentally, no earlier government had recognised the festival, nor allocated any grant for this dance […]
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Adilabad: A medical camp organised by police belonging to Utnoor sub-division evoked good response from the people at Hirapur village in Indervelli mandal on Tuesday. About 900 tribals attended the medical camp and utilised various medical services. In-charge Superintendent of Police M Rajesh Chandra was the chief guest at the event. Addressing participants, Rajesh Chandra […]
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Kothagudem: A mega free eye check camp was organised for tribals by Dummugudem police on Monday. As many as 2,000 tribals underwent tests at the camp held at ITDA Ashram School at Dummugudem. Bhadrachalam ASP, Dr. Vineeth G inaugurated the medical camp which was coordinated and organised by the local CI, Venkateshwarlu, SI Ravi Kumar […]
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Hyderabad: The Tribal Welfare department on Thursday invited applications from eligible candidates to work as chief consultant (Course Coordinator cum Administrator) at IAS, Study Circle for STs, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, for 12 months on honorarium basis. The applicants should possess post-graduation with a B Ed qualification. Retired officers in the field concerned, whose age is not […]
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HC directed Ministry to Tribal Affairs to indicate the steps taken with regard to recommendations passed by the Tribal Advisory Committee
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Leaders of the tribal organization, told mediapersons that the sacred martyrs column and surroundings had lost their sanctity after the Congress meeting which saw hundreds of people wearing slippers and violating certain norms.
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Describing Adivasis as children of the forest and nature, the CM said the State govt was implementing numerous programmes for development and welfare of tribals
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The party is being ridiculed for choosing Indervelli as the venue where scores of tribals were shot dead 40 years ago.
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The tribals were stranded as Barikaraoguda village was isolated following a stream which was in spate due to heavy rains in upstream areas
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The training programme was conducted by FCRI in association with TSGCCL and TRIFED under Van Dhan project
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To ensure safe drinking water for the tribals in remotely located agency villages, the police have distributed over 2500 terafil water filters in several mandals during the past two months.
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In-charge SP Ch Praveen Kumar, who was the chief guest of the event, said the gesture of the voluntary organisations was precious and praised tribals for practicing physical distancing to break the chain of the viral infection
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Dr Appala Chakradhari, the founder chairman of the foundation and his team gave away the essentials, fruits and multi-vitamin drugs and medicines to help the tribals recover from seasonal diseases
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As most of them do not own smartphones, the registration is being done offline
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TRS govt is striving towards achieving Ambedkar’s path of building society with equality in every aspect, said Panchayat Raj Minister Errabelli Dayakar Rao
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In a press release, ASP YVS Sudheendra said that Tiryani police were winning the hearts of the public by conducting several social service activities with the help of voluntary organisations and philanthropists
