In a recent meeting at the ITDA office in Eturu Nagaram, State Minister Danasari Anasuya Sitakka emphasized the importance of addressing issues faced by tribals in Mulugu district and achieving development in all areas. Sitakka, along with the District Collector and other officials, discussed the need for prompt action to solve tribal problems. She mentioned the upcoming ITDA Governing Council meeting and stressed the government’s commitment to resolving tribal issues. Sitakka also highlighted the need for timely completion of development projects in the district to ensure high standards.
The Minister emphasized providing nutritious food to students in ITDA-run schools and proper monitoring of hostel facilities. She directed officials to focus on healthcare for tribals, organize health camps in remote areas, and provide medical services in villages. Additionally, Sitakka urged increased cultivation of Ippapuvvu trees for employment opportunities and forest greening. Special attention was given to surveillance in border areas to prevent narcotics influx.
Sitakka advocated for self-employment opportunities for tribal youth and setting up local stock rooms for distributing ration rice in remote areas. Officials were instructed to expedite pending development projects, establish flood banks in flood-prone areas, and ensure continuous electricity services in tribal regions. The Minister also stressed the importance of officials being accessible to the public and addressing grassroots issues in villages.
The meeting was attended by various officials, including RDO Satyapal Reddy, ITDA APO Vasantha Rao, and DMHO Dr. Appiah. Discussions focused on the holistic development of Mulugu district and improving the quality of life for its tribal residents.
