Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan launched the Adivasi Thalli Bata program in a grand ceremony held at Pedapadu village of Potangi Panchayat, Dumbriguda mandal, in Alluri Sitarama Raju district. The event marked a significant step towards empowering tribal communities and improving infrastructure in remote agency regions.
As part of the program, the Deputy CM laid the foundation stone for roads sanctioned under the Jan Mann scheme, aimed at improving rural and tribal connectivity. These roads will help bridge the gap between interior villages and essential public services, especially in hilly and forested regions.
Speaking at the gathering, Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan reaffirmed the coalition government’s commitment to uplifting tribal areas through targeted welfare initiatives. He emphasized that development must reach even the most remote hamlets, and said the Adivasi Thalli Bata program would serve as a bridge between the government and tribal communities.
The Deputy CM interacted with local residents and assured them that their needs regarding education, healthcare, and basic amenities would be prioritized. Officials from the Roads and Buildings department, tribal welfare officers, and local leaders participated in the program.
The launch of Adivasi Thalli Bata and Jan Mann infrastructure works reflects the government's focused efforts to bring inclusive growth and justice to historically neglected areas.
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