Archive · 4 Sep 2026
Minister Sitakka Urges Girl Students to Aim High
Minister Sitakka visited a college for tribal girls in Eturunagaram.
She spoke with the students and listened to their concerns.
She told them to study hard and aim for important jobs.
She said books can be helpful friends.
She advised them not to be distracted and to use phones mostly for learning.
She asked them to share useful knowledge with their families and villages.
She also told staff to arrange medical care for students who are sick.
Later, she asked officials to start building an ITDA facility soon and maintain good quality.
Minister D. Anasuya “Sitakka” visited the Government Tribal Welfare Girls Junior College at Eturunagaram.
She urged girl students to study diligently, pursue higher positions and fulfil their parents’ dreams.
Sitakka advised students to use books as friends, avoid distractions and use mobile phones mainly for education.
She encouraged students to spread awareness about cleanliness, disease prevention and superstitions in their communities.
The Minister inspected a proposed five-acre ITDA building site and directed officials to begin quality construction soon.
- Who
- Panchayati Raj, Rural Development, Rural Water Supply and Women & Child Welfare Minister D. Anasuya “Sitakka” and students of the Government Tribal Welfare Girls Junior College.
- What
- Sitakka inspected the college, interacted with students, addressed their concerns and reviewed a proposed ITDA building site.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- The Government Tribal Welfare Girls Junior College and proposed ITDA building site at Eturunagaram, Mulugu.
- Why
- To encourage students’ education and development, address their welfare concerns and accelerate construction of the ITDA building.
- Minister
- D. Anasuya “Sitakka”
- Institution visited
- Government Tribal Welfare Girls Junior College
- Location
- Eturunagaram, Mulugu
- Student guidance
- Study with determination, avoid distractions and use mobile phones mainly for educational purposes.
- Health instruction
- Staff were directed to ensure proper medical care for sick students and coordinate with parents.
- Building site
- A proposed five-acre ITDA building site was inspected.
- Construction direction
- Officials were instructed to begin construction soon while maintaining quality standards.