Archive · 10 Aug 2026
Nandyal collector prioritizes tribal welfare, education on World Tribal Day
A district leader in India named G Raja Kumari is in charge of a place called Nandyal.
She made an announcement on World Tribal Day, a special day to celebrate tribal communities.
She said her team will work hard to help tribal families get important things like clean drinking water, houses, and schools.
She gave out boxes of everyday items to 46 tribal families during the celebration.
An old school building will be turned into a place where young tribal people can learn new skills for jobs.
There will also be a special shop at the government office to sell handicrafts, leaf plates, bamboo items, and honey made by tribal people.
She told her workers to make sure tribal schools have enough teachers, classrooms, and hostels.
Money was approved to bring drinking water to 40 villages that need it.
More than 500 houses will be built for tribal families through a government scheme.
This is all to help tribal communities live better lives.
District Collector G Raja Kumari announced high priority for drinking water, housing, education, skill development, and basic infrastructure in Nandyal's tribal habitations.
She distributed essential commodity kits to 46 tribal families at the World Tribal Day celebrations held at the Collectorate.
An old school building is being converted into a skill development centre, and an Experience Centre will market tribal handicrafts, leaf plates, bamboo products, and honey.
Funds were sanctioned for drinking water projects in 40 scarcity-hit villages, while 570 houses were sanctioned for PVTG families under the PM-JANMAN scheme.
Officials were instructed to address teacher vacancies, classroom facilities, and hostel infrastructure across nine Tribal Welfare Residential Schools and 13 Ashram Schools.
- Who
- District Collector G Raja Kumari and the Nandyal district administration
- What
- Commitment to holistic tribal development with priority on drinking water, housing, education, skill development, and basic infrastructure
- When
- Sunday, during the World Tribal Day celebrations
- Where
- Nandyal district, at the Collectorate
- Why
- To promote tribal welfare, address grievances, and ensure access to education and basic amenities
- Event
- World Tribal Day celebrations
- Speaker
- District Collector G Raja Kumari
- Location
- Nandyal Collectorate
- Commodity kits distributed
- 46 tribal families
- Tribal schools
- 9 Tribal Welfare Residential Schools and 13 Ashram Schools
- Drinking water projects
- 40 scarcity-hit villages
- Houses sanctioned under PM-JANMAN
- 570 for PVTG families
- PVTG housing areas
- Bairluti, Panyam Colony, and Mekalabanda