8 months ago
Young Sarpanch Nikitha Focuses on RTC Bus and Drainage
A 21-year-old girl named Nikitha became the Sarpanch of her village in Telangana.
She is also studying to be a doctor.
Nikitha won the election as a Congress candidate and wants to make her village better.
She plans to bring a bus service, fix the drains, and improve the water supply.
She also wants to set up a school for soldiers' children.
Nikitha is very young to be a Sarpanch, and people are happy with her because she is honest and cares about her village.
She will also organize health camps to teach people about diseases like malaria and dengue.
Kavali Nikitha, a 21-year-old MBBS student, was elected as Sarpanch of Shakhapur (Y) village in Telangana.
She won the election as a Congress candidate and plans to focus on improving RTC bus services and drainage in her village.
Nikitha also aims to submit representations seeking a Sainik School for the region.
She is currently pursuing her MBBS at Government Medical College, Nagar Kurnool, and plans to balance her studies with her Sarpanch duties.
Nikitha expressed gratitude to her supporters, including Wanaparthy MLA Megha Reddy and MP Mallu Ravi, and plans to conduct health camps and awareness programs.
- Who
- Kavali Nikitha, a 21-year-old MBBS student and newly elected Sarpanch
- What
- Nikitha plans to focus on improving RTC bus services, drainage, and drinking water facilities in her village
- Where
- Shakhapur (Y) village in Pebbair mandal of Wanaparthy district, Telangana
- When
- The election was held as part of the third phase of local body polls
- Why
- Nikitha aims to address the infrastructure and transportation needs of her village
Key facts
- Name
- Kavali Nikitha
- Age
- 21
- Education
- MBBS student
- Position
- Sarpanch
- Location
- Shakhapur (Y) village, Pebbair mandal, Wanaparthy district
- Political Affiliation
- Congress
- Key Initiatives
- RTC bus service, better drainage, Sainik School
Quotes
Kavali Nikitha
21-year-old MBBS student and newly elected Sarpanch of Shakhapur (Y) village
“I did not think I would come this far, so any opportunity given to me, I will prove myself. As a medico, I will also conduct health camps and awareness programmes on malaria, dengue and other issues. I thank Wanaparthy MLA Megha Reddy and MP Mallu Ravi.”
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“Our village has problems with the drainage system and drinking water pipeline connections. I want to fix them. I have support from my professors and college, so I will balance my Sarpanch role and my studies.”
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