REPORT ON VILLAGE VISIT

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REPORT ON VILLAGE VISIT

• VILLAGE SURVAIL
• MANDAL NARAYANPUR
• DISTRICT NALGONDA

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GROUP 3Sub-Group 1
Group Members Shweta Chander (A 21)
Shraddha Nichal (A 43) Suhail Qazi (C 04)
Sanyam Joshi (C 43) MJ Chethan (B 40)
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A Brief Introduction

• Survail- A part of Narayanpur Mandal
• Telangana Region
• Drought-prone
• Naxalism
• Population- approx. 7000
• SCs Gouds are the dominant communities (about
  80)
• Area- 10500 acres
• of which uncultivated area- 280 acres
• Initiation of Bhoodan movement by Vinoba Bhave

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• Education
• One residential school
• One Zilla parishad high school
• One primary school
• One residential junior college
• Health
• One PHC sub-centre
• One veterinary clinic
• One ayurvedic clinic
• Infrastructure
• Houses
• Roads
• Drainage
• Telephone

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Education

• Two systems of schooling
• Residential
• Zilla Parishad
• 1st residential school in India
• Anganwadi workers grievance- Inadequate salary
• Negligible Drop out Rate
• Alumni of A.P residential school includes
  distinguished IAS, IPS officers
• Problems

• Schooling system
• A. P. Residential Junior College
• Zilla Parishad High School/ A. P. Residential
  School
• Primary School
• Anganwadi

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Education- Field Visits
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Health

• Accessibility
• Infrastructure
• Immunization
• AIDS Contraceptive practices
• NHRM
• States initiatives
• Fluorosis

Existence of Fluoride in a vessel
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Agriculture

• Soil type Black soil and Red Soil
• Cultivable land and Cultivated land
• Crops- Paddy, jowar, bajra, red gram andCotton!!
• Toddy cultivation
• Poultry Farms
• Irrigation facility
• Agricultural Finance
• Government assistance programme
• Agricultural Extension Programme
• Adarsha Rayuthu Scheme

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Poverty

• Subsistence Poverty
• Perception of poverty by villagers
• Nature and causes of poverty
• Landless-ness
• Poverty Alleviation Programmes
• Employment status

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Gender Perspectives

• Health Facilities
• Wage rate discrimination
• Socio-economic position and political empowerment
• Panchayat elections and representation of women
  in Panchayat
• Gram Sabha
• Employment status
• SHGs

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Panchayati Raj Institutions

• Gram Sabha participation
• Peoples perception of the Gram Panchayat
• Infrastructure of Gram Panchayat
• Vision of Gram Panchayat
• Gram Panchayat and State government

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Venn Diagram Village Community and Institutions
LEGEND P.R.I Panchayati Raj Institutions ANGW
Anganwadi Sub-P.H.C sub-centre, Primary Health
Care Centre V.R.O Village Revenue Officer F.P.S
Fair Price Shops SHG Self Help Groups ZPHS
Zilla Parishad High School CPS Central Primary
School APRS A.P Residential School APRJC A.P
Residential Junior College M.D.O Mandal
Development Officer P.O Post Office Y.C Youth
Clubs
Village Survail
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Action Plan

• Shramadaan
• Irrigation
• More educational institutions
• Incentives to alternate occupations
• Library
• Health facilities
• Pension Schemes
• Relationship between SHGs and banks

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Conclusion

• Resources
• Education
• Health
• Agriculture
• Poverty
• Gender issues
• Panchayati Raj Institutions

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