Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Nadigadda Committee Supports Jagriti Janam Bata Program
The Nadigadda Rights Struggle Committee is helping with a program called Jagriti Janam Bata.
This program is being organized by a leader named Kalvakuntla Kavitha.
She will visit Jogulamba Gadwal district on the 21st and 22nd of this month.
During her visit, she will talk to smart people, meet the public, and visit places like irrigation projects.
She will also meet farmers, weavers, and workers to understand their problems.
The program will focus on making things better in areas like education, healthcare, and jobs.
The committee asked everyone to join and support the program to make it successful.
Many leaders and activists were present when the program was announced.
The Nadigadda Rights Struggle Committee supports the Jagriti Janam Bata program organized by MLC Kalvakuntla Kavitha.
The program will be held in Jogulamba Gadwal district on the 21st and 22nd of the month.
Kavitha will consult with intellectuals, interact with the public, and visit irrigation projects.
She will meet with cotton farmers, handloom weavers, and workers to discuss their issues.
The program aims to address problems in education, healthcare, and employment to find long-term solutions.
- Who
- Telangana Jagriti President and MLC Kalvakuntla Kavitha, Nadigadda Rights Struggle Committee
- What
- Support for the Jagriti Janam Bata program
- When
- 21st and 22nd of the month
- Where
- Jogulamba Gadwal district
- Why
- To address district-level problems and find long-term solutions
- Program Name
- Jagriti Janam Bata
- Organizer
- Telangana Jagriti President and MLC Kalvakuntla Kavitha
- Supporting Committee
- Nadigadda Rights Struggle Committee
- District Visited
- Jogulamba Gadwal
- Visit Dates
- 21st and 22nd of the month
- Key Activities
- Consultations with intellectuals, public interactions, visits to irrigation projects, meetings with cotton farmers, handloom weavers, and workers
- Focus Areas
- Education, healthcare, employment, and long-term solutions for district-level problems