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Bhadradri Kothagudem BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM The Kothagudem district is formed from erstwhile Khammam district. The district boundaries with Bhoopalapalle, Mahabubabad and Khammam districts and the states of AP and Chattisgarh. The district comprises 23 mandals and 2 Revenue divisions Kothagudem and Bhadrachalam. The District headquarters is located at Kothagudem town. Bhadrachalam, a key town of pilgrimage importance, is located in Kothagudem district. The temple town of Bhadrachalam is situated on the banks of Godavari River. The town shares its historical significance with Ramayana Era. The name Bhadrachalam is derived from the word Bhadragiri (The Mountain Abode of Bhadra, the child of Meru and Menaka). The famous temple at Bhadrachalam is home to the Archa Murthys of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana and their idols are believed to be swayambhu i.e. self-manifested ones. We acknowledge the content from https://kothagudem.telangana.gov.in › district-profile As per Provisional population figures of 2011 Census, Demographic Label Value Area 7483 Sq Km Total Population 10,69,261 Literacy Rate 66.40% No. of Mandals 23 Revenue Villages 377 No. of Municipalities 4 Colleges / Universities Abdul Kalam Institute of Technological Sciences Vepalagadda, khammam, Kothagudem, Telangana 507131 Website Link : http://www.akits.ac.in/ Government Polytechnic College Rudrampur , Kothagudem, Kothagudem, Telangana 507119 Website Link : http://polytechnicts.cgg.gov.in/kothagudem.edu Kakatiya University, University College of Engineering University College of Engineering ,Kakatiya University ,M.E.Complex,Kothagudem ,Telan- gana,507101 Kothagudem School of Mines UCE KU Mining Engg Campus, Kothagudem-Bhadrachalam Road, Old Paloncha, Telangana 507115 Hospitals PHC Center Kothagudem; Telangana 506135 PHC Centre Kothagudem , Telangana , 507118 Municipalities Kothagudem Municipality Kothagudem Municipality,507101 Website Link : http://kothagudemmunicipality.telangana.gov.in/ Manuguru Municipality Ashok Nagar, Manuguru Municipality,Manuguru - 507117 Website Link : http://manugurumunicipality.telangana.gov.in Palvancha Municipality Palvancha Municipality, Palvancha. -TS Website Link : http://palwanchamunicipality.telangana.gov.in Yellandu Municipility Yellandu Municipility, Yellandu - 507123 Website Link : http://yellandumunicipality.telangana.gov.in/ Schools DEO OFFICE O/o 7-6-8, 1st Lane, 507101, Srinagar, Laxmidevipalle Rural, Kothagudem, Telangana 507101 Educational Activities Sno Discription Values 1 Name of the District Bhadradri Kothagudem 2 Child Population (6-10) of age group –All 60894 3 Child Population (6-10) of age group – Boys 31141 4 Child Population (6-10) of age group – Girls 29753 5 Child Population (11-14) of age group –All 53375 6 Child Population (11-14) of age group – Boys 17619 7 Child Population (11-14) of age group – Girls 35756 Sno Discription Values 8 No. Of Navodaya High Schools 0 9 No. of Kendriya Vidyalayas 0 10 No. of Central Schools 1 11 No. of KGBVs 14 12 No. of Urban Deprived Schools (URS) 1 13 No. of Computer Aided Learning(CAL) Schools 49 14 No. of ICT Schools 153 15 No. of Success Schools 57 16 No. of Physiotherapists engages 7 17 No. of Computer Operators working in DPO/DEO 3 18 No. of MIS_Coordinators Working in MRCs 14 19 No. of Date Entry Operators Working in MRCs 11 20 No. of Part time instructors Working in Schools 12 21 No. of Cluster Resource Persons Working in 103 Schools Complexes 22 No. of Messengers working MRCs 17 23 No. of Vidya Volunteers engaged 701 Sno Discription Values 24 No. of Part time workers (Scavengers) 1125 25 No. of Vidya Volunteers engaged 14 26 No. of Special Officers working in all KGBVs 109 27 No. of Non Teaching staff working in all KGBVs 122 School Information Sno Type of Schools Total 1 Primary Schools 1084 2 Uer Primary 245 School 3 High Schools 312 School Information Sno Class Total 1 I to V 1090 2 IV to VII 169 3 IX and X 139 Handicraft Telangana State Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd was established and Golkonda Handicrafts is now the official brand of Telangana Arts and Crafts. https://golkondacrafts.telangana.gov.in/ Kinnerasani Wildlife Sanctuary Kinnerasani The Kinnerasani Wildlife Sanctuary is located at a distance of 12 kilometers away from the Palvancha town which is in the district of Bhadradri Kothagudem. The wildlife sanctuary covers an area of 635.4 square kilometers and Kinnerasani wildlife sanctuary is a home to a rich wildlife, including leopards, spotted deer and gaurs, besides different bird species.This sanctuary got its name after the river Kinnerasani. Sri Seetha Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam Sri Seetha Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam A sacred place that attracts lakhs of devotees from all over the world, it is the abode of Lord Rama (The seventh incarnation of SriMahavishnu). This hill place which is encircled by holy river Godavari flowing towards southern direction is the famous shrine Bhadrachalam- The name derived from Bhadragiri (Mountain of Bhadra-a boon child of Meru and Menaka). According to a Ithihasas, the significance of this shrine dates back to the Ramayana Era. This coherent hill place existed in “Dandakaranya” Of Ramayana period where Rama with his consort Sita and brother Laxmana had spent their vanavasa- and Parnashaala(the place connected to the famous Golden Deer and the place from where Sita was abducted by Ravana.) is also in the vicinity of this temple site. It is at this Mandir site that, long after Ramavatara, Bhagawan Mahavishnu manifested Himself as Rama again to fulfil a promise He made to His Bhakta Bhadra, who continued his Tapas through Yugas, praying for the grace of the Bhagawan Sri Ramachandra murthy. Dummugudem Lift Irrigation Direction Dummugudem is a village in Bhadradri Kothagudem district of the Indian state of Telangana. … A major lift irrigation project called Dummugudem Lift Irrigation Scheme is under development drawing water from the barrage pond. Schemes kalyana Lakshmi This scheme is designed to help for the marriages of poor brides https://telanganaepass.cgg.gov.in/KalyanLakshmi.do Scholarships This scheme was for the benefit of poor students https://telanganaepass.cgg.gov.in/ Pradhan Mantri Gramin Awaas Yojana Central Government announced this scheme for the construction of houses to the rural poor people. For details please see below link. http://pmayg.nic.in/netiay/about-us.aspx Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) is the flagship scheme of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE) http://pmkvyofficial.org/Index.aspx Sai Janani 2. BHADRACHALAM Bhadrachalam ITDA Area Consist of 29 Mandals and is inhabited by (3) different types of Tribal Groups. The Tribal Population in Khammam District is about 6.83 Lakhs, out of which, 0.10 Lakhs belong to Kondareddy community which is categorized as the most primitive in natur Mandal wise Tribal Population ITDA Bhadrachalam Education Activities taken up by the college The special college has been established to improve educational standards among the agency tribes hailing from remote pockets. Conducting morning Assembly every day with uniform.Providing Counselling& Guidance to the trainees.Organizing orientation programme to the tribal teachers. Organizing extension/guest lectures by subject experts.Organizing seminar on Educational topics by the experts.Conducting Micro/Macro teaching as per NCTE/University norms.Organizing TLM mela to improve the skill of preparing teaching aids.Conducting co-curricular activities every Saturday afternoon. Conducting clean and green programme every 3rd Saturday to observe good hygienic conditions in the campus. Celebrating national festivals.Celebrating important festivals of different religions to dissimilate national integrity. Organizing self Government day, mock Parliament, etc., to improve leadership qualities. Conducting health camps by the medical officials. Conducting educational tour and valedictory function every year.Conducting all the activities according to almanac of KakatiyaUniversity for B.Ed.programme.Conducting all the curricular and co- curricular activities to improve training/educational standards among the agency tribes under B.Ed. programme. Medical & Health Achievements / Progress of ITDA Bhadrachalam Sl. Scheme Progress No 1806 ASHAs are trained and positioned ASHA day is conducted on First Tuesday of every month. 1 ASHA programme ASHAs will receive performance-based incentives for promoting universal immunization, referral and escort services for RCH and other health care programs. Covered all the Ashrama Schools & Residential Hostels. Total No. Of Children Screened - 38483 2 Sickle Cell Total No. of Sickle Cell Positives - 1066 Total No. Of Thalashemia Positives – 19 Sanctioned 102 sub Centers worth of Rs.1452 lakhs Constructions of New 3 Total Sub Centers completed - 42 Sub-Centers Total Sub Centers progress - 60 The programme successfully running from 15th August-2018, up to 25.04.2019 – Screening completed villages – 333, No. of 4 KantiVelugu Peoples screened: 4,91,344. No. of Reading glasses handed over- 1,01,426. The programme started from 22 October 2018. Suspect cases Leprosy case Detection 5 Identified up to 30th Oct. - 1733 Campaign (LCDC) MB: 13, PB. 21 Leprosy cases detected SPARSH Leprosy To create awareness on Leprosy this programme started from 6 awareness Programme 30-01.2019 to 13-02-2019. Non Communicable Special programme have been initiated to detect non 7 Disease Programme Communicable Disease by Screening from 01.02.2019. Objective is to promote institutional
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