Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Congress to Train Sarpanches and Upa-Sarpanches in Adilabad
The Congress party is organizing training for some village leaders in Adilabad district.
The leaders are called sarpanches and upa-sarpanches.
The first session will be held in Ichoda on September 17.
It is for leaders from the Boath Assembly constituency.
Another session will take place in Adilabad town on September 18.
It is for leaders from the Adilabad Assembly constituency.
Experts will explain their duties and government programmes.
The goal is to help the party and government schemes reach people in villages.
The AICC will train Congress sarpanches and upa-sarpanches in Adilabad district.
Training for the Boath Assembly constituency will take place in Ichoda on September 17.
Training for the Adilabad Assembly constituency will be held in Adilabad town on September 18.
TPCC president B. Mahesh Kumar Goud and AICC secretary Sachin Sawant will attend as chief guests.
Experts will cover local representatives’ rights, development roles, government schemes and grassroots outreach.
- Who
- The AICC will train Congress sarpanches and upa-sarpanches, with B. Mahesh Kumar Goud and Sachin Sawant attending as chief guests.
- What
- A training programme on local leaders’ rights, roles, panchayat development and government schemes will be conducted.
- When
- September 17 in Ichoda and September 18 in Adilabad town.
- Where
- Adilabad district, including Ichoda and Adilabad town.
- Why
- The programme aims to strengthen the Congress party at the grassroots level and help deliver government schemes to villagers.
- Organiser
- All India Congress Committee (AICC) under the Rajiv Gandhi Panchayat Raj Sanghatan
- District
- Adilabad
- First session
- Ichoda, September 17, for the Boath Assembly constituency
- Second session
- Adilabad town, September 18, for the Adilabad Assembly constituency
- Chief guests
- B. Mahesh Kumar Goud and Sachin Sawant
- Programme initiative
- Sanghathan Srijan Abhiyan
- Training topics
- Rights and roles of sarpanches and upa-sarpanches, panchayat development, and Central and state government schemes