Archive · 2 Nov 2025
Minister Savita to Hold Meetings with BC Corporation Heads on Livelihood Initiatives
A minister named Savita is going to talk with leaders from groups that help people from backward classes.
She wants to bring back old jobs and give people new ways to start their own businesses.
This will help them earn money and be independent.
They will discuss what new tools are needed for workers and how to give money to different groups.
The government wants to make sure everyone in these communities can support themselves and their families.
This is part of a plan to help people who used to do traditional jobs get modern equipment and skills.
The goal is to make sure these communities can thrive and become self-reliant.
Minister S. Savita announced new initiatives for Backward Classes (BC) under Aadarana 3.0 and self-employment schemes.
Three-day meetings with heads of 34 BC corporations will be held starting November 3 in Vijayawada.
The meetings aim to revive traditional livelihoods by providing modern equipment to artisans and caste-based workers.
Discussions will focus on identifying necessary tools, fund allocation, and defining roles of corporation heads.
The coalition government is committed to ensuring sustainable livelihood opportunities and economic stability for the BC community.
- Who
- BC welfare and EWS, handlooms and textiles minister S. Savita and chairpersons of 34 BC corporations
- What
- Three-day meetings to discuss new initiatives under Aadarana 3.0 and self-employment schemes to revive traditional livelihoods and empower the backward classes.
- When
- From November 3
- Where
- BC Bhavan in Gollapudi, Vijayawada
- Why
- To identify modern tools for artisans, allocate funds, and empower the BC community with sustainable livelihood opportunities and self-reliance.
Coalition Government's Perspective
Previous Administration's Actions
Continuity and Revival of Schemes
Coalition Government's Perspective
The current coalition government, led by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, is determined to revive and enhance schemes like Aadarana and self-employment programs, which were discontinued by the previous administration.
Previous Administration's Actions
The previous administration discontinued effective schemes such as subsidised loans and Aadarana, leaving many communities struggling, particularly during the pandemic.
Focus on Modernization and Empowerment
Coalition Government's Perspective
The government aims to modernize traditional occupations with upgraded infrastructure and sustainable income sources, ensuring every family has at least one entrepreneur capable of self-reliance.
Previous Administration's Actions
The discontinuation of previous initiatives led to a struggle for many communities, hindering their economic stability.
- Minister
- S. Savita (BC Welfare, EWS, Handlooms and Textiles)
- Event
- Three-day interactive meetings with BC corporation heads
- Dates
- November 3 onwards
- Location
- BC Bhavan, Gollapudi, Vijayawada
- Focus
- Reviving traditional livelihoods, Aadarana 3.0, self-employment schemes
- Participants
- Chairpersons of 34 BC corporations (out of 57 in AP)
- Goal
- Empower BC community with self-reliance and sustainable income
