Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Kappatralla Village Transforms from Violence to Education
Imagine a village where people used to fight a lot.
But then, a team of young people decided to choose a different path.
They studied hard and became teachers!
They were helped by a special person, Ravi Krishna, who helped change the village.
He helped build roads, schools, and taught people to work together.
The women started their own businesses.
Now, instead of fighting, the villagers focus on learning and growing together.
The village is now a good example for others!
Kappatralla village was once known for violence and factionalism.
Eight young people from the village cleared exams to become teachers.
Ake Ravi Krishna, mentored the youths and oversaw village development.
The village has been transformed with infrastructure improvements and economic growth.
Women in the village have become financially independent through self-help groups.
- Who
- Eight youths and the community of Kappatralla village.
- What
- Transformation of Kappatralla from a violence-ridden village to a model community.
- When
- The transformation began around 2015.
- Where
- Kappatralla village, Devanakonda mandal, Kurnool district.
- Why
- To overcome factionalism and build a community focused on education and development.
- Location
- Kappatralla village, Kurnool district, India
- Key Change
- Transition from violence to education
- Role Model
- Elite Anti-Narcotics Group for Law Enforcement (EAGLE) head Ake Ravi Krishna
- Initiative
- Adoption of the village by Ake Ravi Krishna
- Education
- Eight youths selected as Secondary Grade Teachers