Group-14

Suganya.K

Virat Mishra

Rahul Alwal

Chazat Lowang

Jagtap Kiran

INTRO- MULKANOOR VILLAGE

Part of Warangal (U) District

Mandal -Bheemdevarapally

Area- 16.63 sq km

Population – 9075 ; Sex Ratio- 1006

Surface roads and 100% Pucca houses

100% Electrification

100% school enrollment

Gram Panchayat functioning effectively

EDUCATION

100% enrollment

Literacy rate-68% , Male -78, Female-58%

3 Government schools, 2 Private Schools, 2 Junior Colleges and 1 Degree College

Observations

Midday Meal Scheme- hygienic and satisfactory

TS Model School had good infrastructure, dedicated staff and updated vocational courses

Primary school building in dilapidated state

Acute shortage of Toilets

Misuse of school premises by social miscreants for liquor consumption

Need for better English medium schools and coaching for entrance exams

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HEALTH

MMR & IMR are zero

100% Immunization coverage

100% Institutional deliveries

1 PHC, 4 Health Sub-Centers, 1 Homeopathy Clinic, 1 Private Hospital, 8 Anganwadi Centres, 9 ASHA workers and 8 ANMs

Observations

Well maintained PHC but need 24/7 services

High awareness about Family Planning, Vasectomy preferred over Tubectomy

Prevalent diseases- Dengue, Fluorosis, Acidity and Migraine amongst farmers

Mulkanoor Co-operative Society Backbone and chief growth engine of not only

Mulkanoor village but also the surrounding 3 Mandals

Established in 1956 by Shri. A.K.Vishwanath Reddy

Under its umbrella are the following organizations

Mulkanoor Co-operative Rural Bank- 7000 farmers

Mulkanoor Women’s Co-operative Dairy- Swakrushi-

23,000 women members, spread across 160 villages

Solar powered Rice and Cotton Ginning mills

Seed Production Center

Soil Testing Lab and Farmer information Center

35,000 metric ton storage capacity

Supply of agricultural inputs and Procurement and

Marketing

AGRICULTURE & LAND REFORMS

Total cropped area: 945 hectares

Rainfall 90-100 cm, Red and Black Soil

Irrigation: Tank and Ground water

Major crops: Paddy, Cotton, Maize and Horticulture

92% of farmers are small and marginal

MCS &RB backbone of agriculture

Good level of mechanization and technological

development

Land reforms are negligible

100% institutional credit

Problems and Solutions

FINANCIAL INCLUSION & SHG 100% institutional credit , 232 SHG

Crop insurance pre-requisite for institutional credit

No Frills Bank account

SHGs eligible for loans from 4 public institutions

Interest reimbursement

4th tier- Income Generating Activities

Loans for 5 Lakhs and 7 Lakhs

Problems faced

Green Card

Passbook printing

Income Generating Activities

Irregular meetings with Banks

Strike by APMs, etc

SWACHH BHARAT MISSION

Around 85% of the houses have constructed toilets

ODF target to be achieved by 15th November, 2017

Subsidy of Rs 12,000/- per toilet per household

Use of both persuasive and coercive means

No public toilets in school, bus stand, banks, Village

Panchayat

Lack of adequate dustbins in public places

Behavioral change-biggest challenge

Open drainage

WAY FORWARD……

Overall Mulkanoor village has all the basic

infrastructure in terms of health, education and

connectivity

But education is not translating into gainful

employment

Agriculture is being benefited from MCS&RB

but the landless laborers specially the weaker

sections have been left out

To address this, there is a need for skill

development and creating non farm sources of

livelihood

THANK YOU