Group Presentation – Group Four

Village Name – Chenchupally (Vikarabd District)

Members-

Mohan Lal Meena (DL/GL)

Mohit Kumar (AGL)

Pankaj Kumar Mishra

Vankdoth Ketan Kumar

Shrikanth J. Yeliwad

Formation 11/10/2016

Area of the District 3,386 Sq Kms

Population (2011 Census) 9, 27,140

Density of population 274 persons per sq. km.

Sex ratio (Females per 1000

Males)

1,001

Literacy Rate 58

No of Revenue Divisions 2

No. of Mandals 18

Rivers Musi

Major Crops of the District Cotton, Maize, Pulses, Chilli,

Ground Nut, Paddy, Wheat,

Sugarcane, Turmeric

It is a hamlet of Yenkepalle Gram Panchayat(GP) in

Pudur Mandal of Vikarabad District

The village was established in the year 1980 by

relocating Chenchus from different forest villages

The population of the village is 403

ST population: 85%

Literacy : 35%

Enrolment (Anganwadi & Primary school) = 50

Main crops : maize, tur, cotton , paddy

Locals being marginal farmers and landless laborers

The village is surrounded by large farm houses, golf

courses, dairy farms, rose gardens etc.

Cultural : Once the child gets married, the groom and the

bride must remain in a separate house

Government wants to rebuild the houses but they want

the house to be constructed at a new place afresh because

of this cultural practice

The Panchayat office : 3 Km away.

The nearest Bank : 10 Km away

Primary Health Centre (PHC) : 8 Km

Primary School : 3 Km

High School : 5 Km

The streets cut at right angles

The village is connected through piped water supply

Electricity supply

Post office: 8 Km

All Weather Road

There is lack of Protein intake across all ages and is very severe in

children and females and high malnutrition

Heavy reliance on quacks due to distant PHC

Heavy Alcoholism across genders and lack of deaddiction centers

Excess fluoride content in the water leading to Dental and bone diseases

High prevalence of anaemia in children(80%) and females(80-85%)

Lack of frequent check ups leading to more severe conditions

Lack of anti-natal awareness

Common cases of Cataract & Glaucoma

We visited 2 PHCs one in Chengumal and one in Pudur

Mandal

Both were clean, supply of medicines, good Lab etc.

“Friday is Dryday” campaign of field workers of PHC

We witnessed ante-natal day on 9th Nov 2017 (every 9th

day of month)

104 mobile health Van

There is a dedicated Chenchu ward in the Achampet PHC

KCR kit

These findings were obtained from the medical camp organized on

7th Nov 2017 ( 498 cases )

The doctors from general medicine, ortho, dental science, skin,

gynecology, ophthalmology and dietician were present

We requested the hospitals (Sri SAI Dental College & Mahavir

medical college) to adopt the villages

It was accepted and now every month they would visit the village

and follow up with the patients

Upon our request Mahavir Hospital has accepted to start a

deaddiction drive on every Tuesday.

Literacy rate = less than 35 %.

Primary school upto class III (Telugu Medium)

Total students 24 (10Girls and 14Boys)

Only 1 teacher (recruited last year before that no

teacher for 4 years)

Drinking water facility & toilets (separate for boys and

girls recently built)

Only one classroom and no benches in the school.

Mid Day Meal is well implemented.

Lack of funds

Teacher is purchasing the basic materials and giving

the students

Improper utilization of ITDA(Integrated tribal

development Agency) funds

PTR(Pupil teacher ratio) is 1:24 (RTE 1:30

recommended)

Brought the issue in light of District

administration

Requested the Tribal Officer to repair the

building to which he was in motion right away.

Brought awareness drive through the local people

like Sarpanch, MPDO, local villagers etc.

Educated local community including children

about Swaccha Bharat and sanitation .

Charity – donated on the behalf of MCR HRD

Institute OTs, sports equipment, notebooks,

stationery etc.

More than 80% people had Jan Dhan accounts.

People never used their RuPay debit cards

Their accounts were not linked with MGNREGA job cards.

Major accounts were not accessed since they were

opened.

Banking forms are not available in local language.

There was no BC (Banking Correspondent) for that

particular Gram Panchayat.

We organized a financial literacy camp along with SBI,

Vikarabad and Telangana Gramin Bank.

Bank account of the remaining people were opened.

Upon our request, chief manger of SBI Vikarabad agreed to

appoint a BC (Banking Correspondent) for that service area.

He also agreed to dedicate a particular Friday in a month to

inculcate banking habits among the Chenchus and help

them in banking transactions.

The people who had grievances were written

recommendation letters to expedite their process of

redressal eg. Signature mismatch.

None of the locals had active MGNREGA job cards.

None have ever completed 100 days of work.

Over 95 % people are landless laborers. Thus they cannot get credit from PACS.

Over 85 % people did not have Pakka Makan.

The dropout rate of student was very high that’s leading to unorganized employment.

Seasonal nature of work leads to out migration of youth.

Occupational pattern: mainly agriculture laborers and daily wage workers.

Food security scheme is implemented well by the government.

Updation of MGNREGS list and issue of fresh job cards with the support of district administration

Skill development : a 3 day workshop to be organized with the help of NGO SWAYAM SHAKTI ENTREPRENEURS FOUNDATION & district administration ( November end )

bringing the people under ASHRA pension scheme

distribution of poultry and their feed under ITDP scheme

making the villagers aware of kitchen farming and ill effects of alcoholism

people made aware about DEEPAM and UJJWALA schemes

VISAKHA industries is constructing 3 model houses for the poorest of the poor

No household has toilet expect one house.

People were unaware about sanitation.

A sanitation awareness program was organized with

the help of district administration and culture

department of Telangana government.

Cleanliness drive was conducted around the school

premises.

A plantation drive was organized at the village under

the project Haritha Haram.

TCS under its CSR is constructing toilets for each

household free of cost.

Thank You !!!