88th FOUNDATION COURSE

WELCOME

VILLAGE STUDY From 04-11-2013 to 10-11-2013

S.K.MOHIUDDIN, CO-ORDINATOR FOR VILLAGE VISITS

“Independence begins at the bottom… A society must be built in which every village has to be self sustained and capable of managing its own affairs” - GANDHIAN VISION OF GRAM SWARAJ

The village study aims to sensitize the Officer Trainees towards realities and complexities of rural life. The objectives are: • Assess the socio-economic political dynamics that exists in a village. • Recognize the importance of the need to learn from the villagers in evolving people based solutions to their problems • Evaluate the spatial and temporal changes that have occurred in the village in terms of quality of life as a result of Governmental and non- Governmental interventions or through the sheer efflux of time. • Evaluate the working of various village level institutions, both formal and informal in terms of participation and effectiveness. • Understand and analyze the problems faced by the rural people especially the marginalized sections such as S.Cs, S.Ts, Physically Challenged, old, poor, landless and women, etc.

OBJECTIVES OF THE VILLAGE VISIT

• Each sub-group has to write a village report (See Annex-I & II of Village visit manual) and also make a presentation on their return to the Institute. Usually, the SGL introduces the subject while each member of the sub group presents one part of the report. Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd groups, respectively, along with certificates

• Each member of the sub-group is required to prepare an issue based

individual report of approximately 1000 words (Hand written). It would be assessed for 10 marks out of the total marks for Public Administration.

(The SGL in consultation with other members of the sub-group will assign one issue to each member. )

• Also collect data in Annex-I relating to disaster management and

submit. • (Read Village Visit Manual for further details and follow)

REPORTS & PRESENTATION

FORMATION OF GROUPS & SUB-GROUPS

The 169 O.Ts have been divided into 6 groups (5 groups with 28 O.Ts each and 1 group with 29 O.Ts) Each group is divided into 7 sub-groups of 4 O.Ts each. There will be total of 42 (6 x 7) sub-groups.

One group will go to one District. 6 Districts in three States are selected. They are Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda and Nizamabad in A.P., Bellary and Gulbarga in Karnataka and Solapur in Maharashtra.

7 villages are selected in each District. One sub-group will go to one village.

There will be a group leader for every group and sub-group leader for every sub-group In every sub-group one O.T knowing local language is accommodated, to the extent possible. The Dist. Collector is requested to provide interpreter where there is no such O.T. There are minimum two female O.Ts wherever they are in a team. The 4 O.Ts in a group are drawn from different services and States. No request for any change will be entertained. The itinerary is as follows; 3.11.13 A.N.- Departure to District 4.11.13 - Briefing by Collector, departure to villages, stay in village upto 10.11.13 for vg. study. 10.11.13 – From Vg to Dist. H.Q, De-briefing, Departure to Hyderabad. 11.11.13 F.N – Arrival in Hyderabad

SUPERVISORY OFFICERS & LIAISON OFFICERS District Supervisory Officer Liaison Officer

Bellary Dr. K.Tirupataiah, IFS, ADG & Dr. R.V.Chandravadan, IAS, JDG & C.C

Shri VLN Gupta, Faculty

Mahabub nagar Dr. K.Tirupataiah, IFS, ADG Shri L.Sasidhar, IAS, JDG

Shri M.Srinivas, TPC

Nalgonda Shri L.Sasidhar, IAS, JDG Shri J.Rajeshwar, Faculty

Gulbarga Dr. R.V.Chandravadan, IAS, JDG & C.C

Shri B.H.P. Sharma, Faculty

Solapur Shri S.Khaja Mohiuddin, Head, CRA

Shri P.Anwesh, Faculty

Nizamabad Shri K.Bhavani Shanker, DD, ADTW

Shri M.V.Sailesh, Faculty

COMPOSITION OF GROUPS GOING TO THE DISTRICTS

IN ANDHRA PRADESH

GROUP - 1, MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRICT (A.P) Name of the Institute Liaison Officer: SRI M.SRINIVAS, TPC Name of the District Team (Group) Leader: SMT. GOLDY BABU, IOFS

Sno Name of the OT's Service State Gender OT Code

Name of the Sub

Group (village)

Leader

Name of the

Village alloted

Name of the

Mandal

(1)1 Goldy Babu IOFS Andhra Pradesh F C27

2 Bipasha Das IPoS Assam F D18

3 Sunny Kachhwaha IRS (IT) Chhattisgarh M C04

4 Punit Kumar IES Bihar M A41

(2)1 Ranga Sreenivasulu ISS Andhra Pradesh M C13

2 Jyotika IRS(C&CE) Delhi F D29

3 Renu Bala IFoS Jammu and Kashmir F C09

4 Ajay Kumar Shukla IRS (IT) Uttar Pradesh M D30

(3)1 Attaluri Alankrutha IRS (IT) Andhra Pradesh F A06

2 Ruchi Sharma ISS Rajasthan F C30

3 Dharmendrakumar

Herma

IRS(C&CE)Gujarat M A05

4 Shirke Shrinivas Vijay ISS Maharashtra M D07

(4)1 Rabi Ranjan IES Bihar M C02

2 Sumanta Chakraborty ISS Delhi M A11

3 Amanullah Tak IP&TAFS Jammu and Kashmir M B27

4 Vikas Choudhary IRS (IT) Rajasthan M D17

(5)1 Rupam Kumar Sarkar ISS West Bengal M B41

2 Sudha Yadav IRS (IT) Haryana F A15

3 Rinku Kumari IFoS Jharkhand F A36

4 Gaurav Katiyar IES Uttar Pradesh M C16

(6)1 M Rahul IES Kerala M D08

2 Kavitha A IA & AS Tamil Nadu F D03

3 Vasavi Prakash IFoS Delhi F B09

4 Shekhar Srivastava ISS Uttar Pradesh M C40

(7)1 Dipak Kumar Das IES Orissa M C08

2 Thejaselhou Yhome IOFS Nagaland M A25

3 Ajay Joy IIS Kerala M A14

4 Saujanya Ranjan IRS (IT) Uttar Pradesh M C32

Ranga

SreenivasuluAkkaram Acchampeta

Attaluri Alankrutha Peddapur Uppununthala

Dipak Kumar Das Bheemavaram Alampur

Rupam Kumar

SarkarSaddalonIpalli Maldakal

Goldy BabuChinnakarpamul

aPeddakothapally

M Rahul Mellachervu Gadwal

Rabi Ranjan Rayapuram Ghattu

Mahabubnagar is the southern Dist. of Hyderabad State under Nizam (Now it is in Telangana region of A.P and one of the most backward districts) and bordered with river Krishna in the South and surrounded by the Nalgonda, Hyderabad, Kurnool, Raichur and Gulbarga Districts. It is the second largest Dist. In terms of area (18432 Sq.Kms) with highest rural population (89%) in A.P. Drought is the ever persistent problem for the district which pushes it to the backward. This place is formerly known as “Rukmammapeta” and “Palamuru”. The name was changed to Mahabubnagar on 4th December on 1890 in honour of Mir Mahabub Ali Khan Asaf Jah VI, the Nizam of Hyderabad. This region was once known as “Cholawadi” or the “land of Cholas”. It is said that the famous Golconda diamonds including famous “Kohinoor” diamond came from this Dist. 700 years old Pillalamarri great banyan tree which is spread into many branches with a tomb of Muslim sage nearby is one of the wonders attracting many people. One could not see the main trunk of the tree. Jurala project (Irrigation & Power project) over river Krishna is the other major tourist attraction. This place is also famous for handloom sarees spun in silk and cotton, called as “Gadwal Silk”.

Great banyan tree Jogulamba Temple,Alampur

Wanaparthy palace Jurala Project

GROUP - 2, NALGONDA DISTRICT (A.P) Name of the Institute Liaison Officer: SRI J.RAJEHSWAR, FACULTY Name of the District Team (Group) Leader: SRI. SEKHAR BABU GEDDAM, IFoS

Sno Name of the OT's Service State Gender OT Code

Name of the Sub

(Village) Group

Leader

Name of the

Village alloted

Name of the

Mandal

(1)1 Sekhar Babu Geddam IFoS Andhra Pradesh M A02

2 Jamyang Choden IFOS Bhutan F A46

3 Jai Prakash IRTS Rajasthan M B34

4 Tandrima Chakraborty ISS Assam F A01

(2)1 B. Prasantha Kumar IRTS Andhra Pradesh M B11

2 Sonia Mahajan IRS (IT) Haryana F C24

3 Surekh Reghu Nathen IPoS Kerala M B30

4 Kamini Tandekar IES Delhi F A03

(3)1 Nandani Salaria IFoS Jammu and Kashmir F A27

2 Gaurav Kumar Jha IES Jharkhand M B36

3 Agawane Sunil Kisan IRS (IT) Maharashtra M D13

4 Arti Bangia ISS Delhi F B15

(4)1 Terakchi K. Marak IFoS Meghalaya F B18

2 Eric C Lallawmpuia IRS(C&CE) Mizoram M D31

3 Vandana Gautam ISS Rajasthan F B31

4 Ankur Goyal IRS (IT) Uttar Pradesh M A19

(5)1 Hemant Singh IFoS Rajasthan M A29

2 Suchitra Yadav ISS Uttar Pradesh F D12

3 P. Arun Kumar IIS Tamil Nadu M C10

4 Sujata Verma IRS (IT) Gujarat F D24

(6)1 Vijay Kumar IES Punjab M C14

2 Sakkira Begum R IFoS Tamil Nadu F C39

3 Narendra Kumar IRTS Rajasthan M A20

4 Supriya Sharma ISS Delhi F C33

(7)1 Satinder Kumar IES Himachal Pradesh M A13

2 K Themreingam

Rainam

IRS (IT) Assam M A04

3 Kumar Gaurav IRS(C&CE) Bihar M B10

4 Vipin Vaishnav IRTS Maharashtra M D35

Satinder Kumar Ambala Gundala

Hemant Singh Narsapur Athmakur

Vijay Kumar Thukkapur Athmakur

Terakchi K. Marak Mushipatla Muthukur

Sekhar Babu

GeddamSadarshapur Mothukur

B. Prasantha

KumarChinnapadishala Mothukur

Nandani Salaria Patimatla Mothukur

Its name is derived from two Telugu words Nalla (Black) & Konda (Hills) i.e. Black Hills. It was earlier referred to as Neelagiri, the name given by some Rajput rulers and the name was changed to Nallagonda only after its conquest by Allauddin Bahaman Shah, a Bahamani king. It has a population of 34,83,648 roughly equal to the nation of Panama. Nalgonda district occupies an area of 14,200 square kilometres comparatively equivalent to Indonesia's Flores. Nearly 500 villages in Nalgonda district are affected by the high flourine content in water. The popular Pochampalli sarees are made here. It is famous for cement factories like Vishnu, Priya, Raasi etc. The places of interest includes Nagarjunasagar Dam, Yadagirigutta temple and Bhuvanagiri fort.

Nagarjunasagar Dam (Largest masonry dam in the world) Bhuvanagiri Fort

YadagiriguttaTemple Etthipotala water fall

GROUP - 3, NIZAMABAD DISTRICT (A.P) Name of the Institute Liaison Officer: SRI M.V.SAILESH, FACULTY Name of the District Team (Group) Leader: SRI. BANAVATH PUNNAM KUMAR, IRTS

Sno Name of the OT's Service State Gender OT Code

Name of the Sub

(Village) Group

Leader

Name of the

Village alloted

Name of the

Mandal

(1)1Banavath Punnam

Kumar

IRTS Andhra Pradesh M C38

2 R M Brindha IRS (IT) Tamil Nadu F A40

3 Moona Yasmin IPoS Uttar Pradesh F D21

4 Ankur Yadav IRAS Delhi M A32

(2)1 Kotla Udaynath IRAS Andhra Pradesh M C29

2 Mritunjay Madhav IFoS Bihar M B02

3 Alok Kumar Singh ISS Uttar Pradesh M A39

4 Pankaj Verma IA & AS Uttar Pradesh M A16

(3)1 Shashi Pratap Singh IDAS Delhi M A22

2 Wakare Yogendra

Tukaram

IRS (IT) Maharashtra M C17

3 Shaveta Jandial IFoS Jammu and Kashmir F D09

4 Shivani Narain IRPS Bihar F B38

(4)1 Vishal Kumar ISS Rajasthan M C19

2 Abhishek Kumar IRS (IT) Jharkhand M B32

3 Rishabh Gupta IRS(C&CE) Punjab M C20

4 Jagdish Kumar IES Delhi M D01

(5)1 Prerna Dixit IFoS Bihar F A18

2 Jagdish IRS (IT) Rajasthan M C26

3 Divya Sharma IES Delhi F B03

4 Bamane Mohan

Jinnappa

ISS Maharashtra M B20

(6)1 Gunjan Chauhan IRS(C&CE) Delhi F A30

2 Vinita Vyas IFoS Rajasthan F D42

3 Bhagyashree Sathe ISS Madhya Pradesh F D39

4 Nisheeth Yadav IRS (IT) Uttar Pradesh M C34

(7)1 Senbagapriya S IFoS Tamil Nadu F B28

2 Shitole Satish

Vishwanath

IRS(C&CE) Maharashtra M A26

3 Reshmi Kv ISS Kerala F A21

4 Pausianmuang Tunglut IES Manipur M D23

Senbagapriya S Hussain Nagar Sirikonda

Prerna Dixit Vajjepalli Gandhari

Gunjan Chauhan Chinna Dhadgi Bichkunda

Vishal Kumar Velaganur Nizamsagar

Banavath Punnam

KumarMothe Lingampet

Kotla Udaynath Nagapur Kammarpally

Shashi Pratap

SinghYellampet Machareddy

The district derived its name as NIZAMABAD from the Nizam of Hyderabad Asaf Jahi, VI who had ruled Deccan during the 18th century AD. Originally it was called INDUR known to have originated in the name of king Indradatta who had ruled this region during the 5th century AD. Nizam Sagar Project & Sri Ram Sagar Project are the major sources of irrigation and tourism places in Nizamabad district. Recently, Telangana University was established at Nizāmābād, which serves the three districts of Adilabad, Medak and Nizamabad.

Nizamsagar Dam on Manjira

Sriramsagar (Pochampad) Project on Godavari Alisagar Deer Park

Dichpally Ramalayam

In KARNATAKA

BELLARY

GULBARGA

GROUP - 4, BELLARY DISTRICT (KARNATAKA) Name of the Institute Liaison Officer: SRI V.L.N.GUPTA, FACULTY Name of the District Team (Group) Leader: SMT. AMITHA A J, IA & AS

Sno Name of the OT's Service State Gender OT Code

Name of the Sub

(Village) Group

Leader

Name of the

Village alloted

Name of the

Tahsil

(1)1 Amitha A J IA & AS Karnataka F B26

2 Shalini Gupta IES Delhi F D15

3 Vaibhav Madhavrao Dhere IRS (IT) Maharashtra M A17

4 Abdul Alim Ansari IFoS Uttar Pradesh M C23

(2)1 Vikram A Doddamani IDAS Karnataka M B04

2 Parul Patawari IRS(C&CE) Rajasthan F D36

3 Salini Vk ISS Kerala F B33

4 Shankara Nand Mishra IP&TAFS Bihar M A31

(3)1 Rashmi Prasadarao R K IRS(C&CE) Karnataka F C15

2 Amanpreet Kaur Walia IRS (IT) Punjab F B21

3 Warkad Yogesh Nilkanth IFoS Maharashtra M D11

4 Sanchit Tyagi IRTS Uttar Pradesh M C37

(4)1 Jagannath Singh R IFoS Karnataka M A08

2 Mazid Khan IRS(C&CE) Uttarakhand M C05

3 Pinky Sawariya ISS Delhi F D34

4 Geethanjali Sagar IRS (IT) Rajasthan F C36

(5)1 Harish Kumar Kallega IES Karnataka M A28

2 Joyce Philip IIS Kerala M D16

3 Yasser Arafat F A IRS (IT) Tamil Nadu M C28

4 Gyanendra Singh ISS Uttar Pradesh M C25

(6)1 Guru Prasad H L IIS Karnataka M B07

2 Seema Joshi ISS Uttarakhand F C21

3 Arun Choudhary IRS(C&CE) Rajasthan M A35

4 Neha Yadav IES Delhi F C41

(7)1 Sundaresha IFoS Karnataka M B16

2 Yogeesh Mishra IRS (IT) Madhya Pradesh M C07

3 Lakshmi Radhakrishnan IRS(C&CE) Kerala F A38

4 Reema Jain IES Delhi F C06

Sundaresha Malapanagudi

Harish Kumar

KallegaHampi

Guru Prasad H L 76–Venkatapura

Vikram A

DoddamaniBylakundi

Rashmi

Prasadarao R KDanapur

Amitha A J Thimmalapura

Jagannath Singh R Kaddirampur

BELLARY DIST. Earlier Bellary District was part of Rayala Seema, a region in today's Andhra Pradesh. With the formation of states based on languages Bellary became part of Karnataka. Historical sites, Farm Land and Rich minerals characterize Bellary district. Recently making headlines with mining industry. Bellary district has 25% of India's Iron ore reserves. Despite the availability of minerals in large quantities, this district is considered to be an industrially backward district The main source of irrigation is Tungabhadra Dam. Bellary to its credit has the second largest single rock mountain in the world. Hampi, known for the ruins of Vijayanagara is the major tourist attraction. Also the home of famous Vijaya Nagara Empire World Heritage Site.

BELLARY FORT

TUNGABHADRA DAM

Daroji Bear Santuary

GROUP - 5, GULBARGA DISTRICT (KARNATAKA) Name of the Institute Liaison Officer: SRI B.H.P.SHARMA, TPC Name of the District Team (Group) Leader: SRI. RAHUL RAICHUR, IRPS

Sno Name of the OT's Service State Gender OT Code

Name of the Sub

(Village) Group

Leader

Name of the

Village alloted

Name of the

Tahsil

(1)1 Rahul Raichur IRPS Karnataka M C31

2 Anshu Yadav IFoS Uttar Pradesh F D06

3 Nikhil Kumar Agarwal ISS Jharkhand M B13

4 Poonam Bhatt IRS(C&CE) Delhi F B35

(2)1 Ajit Uchoi IFoS Tripura M D19

2 Amit Kumar ISS Uttar Pradesh M B37

3 Vivek Choudhary IES Delhi M B05

4 Ram Jeyanth Krs IDAS Tamil Nadu M D33

(3)1 Pradeep K P IRS(C&CE) Karnataka M B19

2 Mamta Singh IRS (IT) Uttar Pradesh F B24

3 Jayaprakash Sudhir Honrao ISS Maharashtra M A34

4 Bishakha Chakraborty IES West Bengal F A42

(4)1 Norbu Yangdon IFOS Bhutan F C42

2 Maharnab Manna ISS West Bengal M A37

3 Jivisha Joshi Gangopadhyay IRTS Madhya Pradesh F D32

4 Priyati Kawdo IA & AS Chhattisgarh F A33

(5)1 Manjunath A N Nagaraj IRS(C&CE) Karnataka M D25

2 Anant Shankar IFoS Uttarakhand M C11

3 Manoj Kumar Saini ISS Rajasthan M D22

4 Ved Prakash IRS (IT) Bihar M A10

(6)1 Barchaswa IDES Delhi M C22

2 Arun Kumar IP&TAFS Jammu and Kashmir M D37

3 R.N. Soreithem ISS Manipur M D14

4 Sumit Ahuja IRS (IT) Haryana M B29

(7)1 Dhiraj Kumar IRS (IT) Bihar M B08

2 Sudheer Singh IRTS Uttar Pradesh M D40

3 Ashish Saxena ISS Rajasthan M B25

4 Neeraj Kumar IES Delhi M A07

5 Parvez Naikwadi ICLS Maharashtra M B01

Dhiraj Kumar SedamGopalapally

Manjunath A N

NagarajGundguti Chittapur

Barchaswa Kukunda Sedam

Norbu Yangdon Mugta Chittapur

Rahul Raichur Kalanoor Gulbarga

Ajit UchoiSrinivasa

Saradagi Gulbarga

Pradeep K P Madbool Chittapur

The city of Gulbarga was founded by the Bahmani Sultans in the 14th century as their capital. From 1724 to 1948 it was part of Hyderabad State ruled by the famous Nizams. It was integrated into India in September 1948. In Persian language Gul means flower and berg means leaf thus making Gulberga once a land of lavish living. But, now it is one of the most backward and drought prone districts in Karnataka. The Upper Krishna Project is major irrigation venture in the district.. Hazrat KHWAJA BANDE NAWAZ Dargah is a major attraction for devotees irrespective of caste and creed, dedicated to the famous Sufi saint who preached understanding, tolerance and harmony. Thus Gulbarga is known to be a hub of Hindu-Muslim harmony.

In MAHARASHTRA

GROUP - 6, SOLAPUR DISTRICT (MAHARASHTRA) Name of the Institute Liaison Officer: SRI .P.ANWESH, FACULTY Name of the District Team (Group) Leader: SMT. SHARMA TRUPTI SUBASH, ICLS

Sno Name of the OT's Service State Gender OT Code

Name of the Sub

(Village) Group

Leader

Name of the

Village alloted

Name of the

Tahsil

(1)1 Sharma Trupti Subash ICLS Maharashtra F C03

2 Mayuri IRS (IT) Bihar F B06

3 Rahul Singh IFoS Uttar Pradesh M D28

4 Debashis Mandal ISS West Bengal M D26

(2)1 Bhapkar Snehal Purushottam IRAS Maharashtra F C12

2 Sandip Kumar Sadhu ISS West Bengal M D41

3 Shalini Mahajan IES Himachal Pradesh F B12

4 Narender Singh IRS (IT) Delhi M B17

(3)1 Deepika Tangadkar IRS(C&CE) Maharashtra F B40

2 Abharna K M IFoS Tamil Nadu F A12

3 Rajat Singhai IRS (IT) Madhya Pradesh M D10

4 Alexin George IPoS Kerala M D38

(4)1 Shinde Ashish Ashok IES Maharashtra M B14

2 Jiss K Varkey IFoS Kerala M D02

3 Ashok Kumar Bishnoi IRS(C&CE) Rajasthan M B42

4 Saket Singh IRS (IT) Uttar Pradesh M B39

(5)1 Chavan Tushar Ramchandra IFoS Maharashtra M A23

2 Aakanksha Arora IES Delhi F A09

3 Manoj Kumar IRS (IT) Haryana M D04

4 Niharika Lakha IRS(C&CE) Uttar Pradesh F C18

(6)1 Kalunge Gorakh Waman IFoS Maharashtra M C01

2 Manicka Raj P IRS (IT) Tamil Nadu M D20

3 Harsh Singh IRS(C&CE) Delhi M D05

4 Somnath Jana ISS West Bengal M C35

(7)1 Mundhe Arvind Dattu IFoS Maharashtra M B23

2 Amuldeep Kaur IRS (IT) Punjab F D27

3 Sunita Choudhary ISS Rajasthan F A24

4 Sanat Jain IRPS Delhi M B22

Mundhe Arvind

DattuBharanpur Akkalkot

Chavan Tushar

RamchandraVarkute Karmala

Kalunge Gorakh

Waman

Bhandishegao

n Pandharpur

Shinde Ashish

AshokUjani Madha

Sharma Trupti

SubashChikli Mohol

Bhapkar Snehal

PurushottamLavang Malshiras

Deepika

TangadkarVane chincholi Sangola

'SOLAPUR' is believed to be derived from two words 'Sola' meaning sixteen and 'pur' meaning village. The present city of Solapur was considered to be spread over sixteen villages. It is the fourth largest district in Maharashtra in terms of land area and seventh largest in terms of population. After Marathi, Telugu is spoken widely in the District. Solapur is well known for its textile industries often referred as Manchester of India. Solapur chadars and towels are world famous. Solapur had the world's second largest and Asia’s largest spinning mill. The Solapur district has the largest industry in Maharashtra for Beedi production. Solapur is also known for its oilseed-market. Bhima Ujjani Irrigation Project is the only major irrigation project in Solapur district. Solapur is popular for Pandharpur – the Dakshin Kashi of India. Akkalkot is a significant pilgrim centre dedicated to Shri Swami Samarth Maharaj – said to be an incarnate of Lord Dattatreya. The Great Indian Bustard Sanctuary, located in Solapur is also one of the tourist attractions.

Siddheswara temple, Solapur Municipal corporation

Solapur fort main gate

Great Indian Bustard sanctuary

DO’S & DONT’S FOR VILLAGE VISIT PROGRAMME

ROLE OF GROUP LEADER

Responsible for entire group & Represents group

Collect memento, List of O.Ts, Imp. Ph. Nos etc., from F.C. Secretariat.

Attendance & Roll call

Liaise with District Administration

Oversee arrangements made

Give speech of thanks etc. and present memento

ROLE OF ASSOCIATE GROUP (SUB- GROUP) LEADER

Collect stationery and Medical kit and food charges

(Rs.290/-day/O.T)from F.C. Secretariat in advance.

Ensure everybody stays in the village

Liaise with block / Village authorities

Allocate duties topics to the group members

Present group view at debriefing

MOVEMENT SCHEDULE >To & from Hyderabad – Bus/Train

tickets booked by L.Os of Dr. MCRHRDIAP. Be in touch with them.

>Transport – Ensure timely

departure from the Academy – Packed food, Water

>Accommodation – You must stay

in the village

> Food – No private hospitality, pay

for own food. Pay minimum wages to cook etc.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Don’t Carry Valuables – you are going to assess poverty.

Sub Groups should clear all bills before leaving the villages

Submit statement of expenditure with vouchers/receipts,

unspent amount in F.C.Secretariat, soon after returning from village visit

ETIQUETTE & CONDUCT

Briefing by Collector / DM

De – briefing – not for fault finding, but constructive based on your study and not on your personal opinions

Be polite and courteous

Presentation of Memento to the DM by Group Leader

Conduct in the village – You are not princes and princesses

PRECAUTIONS Be careful about drinking water from hand pumps and if possible

treat it with chlorine Tablets

Avoid swimming and bathing in local streams, rivers and ponds

Ascertain the address of local doctors in case of necessity (Beware of quacks)

Keep yourself properly clad as per climatic conditions and local settings

Take adequate precautions against local diseases

First Aid kit – trek manual

Give details of blood group/ allergies to AGL

GENERAL CONDUCT

Do nothing that may offend local sentiment & requirement No assurances to villagers Local officers are not your subordinates – treat them with due

respect This is not a tourism exercise – it is an official duty and your work

done in the villages is taken seriously Do not accept any gifts etc. make payments for everything you pick

up/need.

“It is better to light a lamp than curse the darkness”

THANK YOU