Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Free Medical Camp for Tribals in Adilabad
In Adilabad, a free medical camp was held for tribal people.
The camp was organized by the police to help build better relationships with the tribal communities.
Around 200 people from nearby villages attended the camp, which was supported by private doctors.
The police officer in charge, Akhil Mahajan, talked about the importance of education and going to qualified doctors instead of using traditional remedies.
He also warned about the dangers of cannabis and announced a special job fair for tribal youth.
As part of the event, notebooks, pens, and blankets were given to the villagers.
A free medical camp was organized for tribal communities in Dedra village, Adilabad, under the leadership of District SP Akhil Mahajan.
Around 200 people from nearby villages attended the camp, which was supported by private doctors from Adilabad.
Mahajan emphasized the importance of education and consulting qualified doctors instead of relying on traditional remedies.
He urged the community to stay away from anti-social forces and report any such activities to the police.
Mahajan announced a special job fair for tribal youth and encouraged them to pursue employment opportunities in cities like Warangal and Hyderabad.
- Who
- District SP Akhil Mahajan and private doctors from Adilabad
- What
- Free medical camp and awareness initiatives for tribal communities
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Dedra village, Adilabad
- Why
- To strengthen relations between police and tribal communities, and promote education and health
- Location
- Dedra village, Adilabad
- Organized by
- District SP Akhil Mahajan
- Participants
- Around 200 people from nearby villages
- Support
- Private doctors from Adilabad
- Key Message
- Prioritize education and consult qualified doctors
- Additional Initiatives
- Distribution of notebooks, pens, and blankets
- Upcoming Event
- Special job fair for tribal youth