Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Bapatla Collector Adopts Tribal Families, Offers Support
A government official in Bapatla is helping ten poor families.
He is giving them money, homes, and jobs.
The families live in small villages and don't have much money, making less than ₹10,000 a month.
The official will help their children study and get good jobs, such as in engineering, medicine, or politics.
He met with each family to learn about their struggles and will make sure they get what they need.
They will get financial aid, job cards, and some will get houses.
Also, he is setting up a way to stay in touch with them to provide extra help.
Bapatla district collector adopted ten tribal families under the P4 scheme.
Families from remote villages were adopted during a gram sabha.
The collector assessed each family's living conditions and financial struggles.
Families earn less than ₹10,000 monthly, working in small-scale jobs.
Families will receive financial aid, job cards, housing, and other support.
- Who
- Bapatla district collector J. Venkata Murali and ten tribal families.
- What
- Bapatla collector adopted ten tribal families and pledged to provide education, livelihood support under the P4 scheme.
- When
- The adoption was formalized during a gram sabha.
- Where
- Cherukupalli mandal, Bapatla district.
- Why
- To provide education and financial assistance to improve their living conditions and guide the children toward careers.
- District Collector
- J. Venkata Murali
- Families Adopted
- 10
- Scheme
- P4
- Monthly Income
- Less than ₹10,000
- Financial Assistance Range
- ₹50,000 to ₹65,000