Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Collector Focuses on P4 Scheme Support for Golden Families in Chirala
The government is giving money to help families who are part of the P4 plan, designed to get rid of poverty.
They are also helping handloom workers, who make beautiful clothes.
Important people gave out money to groups that help people, like DWCRA.
The main person in charge talked about the need for mentors, people who guide families.
There will be stalls to sell the special Kuppadam sarees, and a place for handloom businesses will be built to help the weavers.
Financial assistance is planned for Golden Families under the P4 scheme, as announced by the Bapatla district collector.
The district collector and MLA honored local handloom artisans at a meeting focusing on P4, Surya Ghar, and handloom development.
Loans totaling Rs 13.00 crores were distributed to DWCRA groups under MEPMA and Velugu programs.
The collector highlighted the importance of mentors in eradicating poverty, referencing Dr. BR Ambedkar's life.
Plans include establishing ODOP stalls and developing a Handloom MSME hub to boost the handloom sector.
- Who
- Bapatla district collector J Venkata Murali, Chirala MLA M Malakondaiah, and officials from various departments.
- What
- The meeting focused on the P4 scheme, Surya Ghar, and handloom development.
- When
- The meeting took place on Saturday.
- Where
- The meeting was held at the Municipal Office in Chirala.
- Why
- To discuss and promote the P4 scheme, handloom development, and provide financial assistance to Golden Families.
- Scheme Name
- P4
- District
- Bapatla
- Meeting Location
- Chirala Municipal Office
- Golden Families Identified in Chirala
- 8,405
- Mentors Assigned in Chirala
- 402
- Families Adopted by Mentors
- 4,400
- Loans Distributed
- Rs 13.00 crores
