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Hans India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Hans India
Har ghar tiranga bike rally organised
Prakasam district collector A Thameem Ansariya flagged off a Har Ghar Tiranga bike rally, aimed at fostering the spirit of the freedom movement among citizens ahead of the 79th Independence Day celebrations, from the Collectorate here on Monday. The rally traversed through Nellore Bus Stand and RIMS before concluding at the Mini Stadium, where participants took a pledge to honour the national flag. Speaking on the occasion, Collector Ansariya announced that Har Ghar Tiranga rallies have been organised district-wide since August 3rd as part of Independence Day preparations. The primary objective of these rallies is to instil the spirit of the freedom struggle in every individual, she stated, encouraging widespread public participation. The event witnessed participation from various district officials, including District Revenue Officer Chinna Obulesu, Special Deputy Collector Vara Kumar, Ongole RDO Lakshmi Prasanna, DTC Suseela, District Education Officer Kiran Kumar, and Ongole Municipal Commissioner Venkateswara Rao. District-level officials, employees, police personnel, and citizens actively participated in thepatriotic initiative.
New Indian Express
30-07-2025
- General
- New Indian Express
1,773 farm ponds completed under NREGS in Andhra's Prakasam
ONGOLE: Prakasam District Collector A Thameem Ansariya visited western Prakasam on Tuesday and inspected several development works in Giddalur and Cumbham. At Kandulapuram village, she reviewed Ambedkar Girls Gurukulam School, farm ponds, fish ponds, cattle sheds, and plantations developed under MGNREGS. She assured students and staff of additional infrastructure support. Later, the Collector and Giddalur MLA Muttumula Ashok Reddy held a review meeting on the P4-Zero Poverty initiative in Giddalur. She visited Bala Sadanam and responded positively to the request for a new building. Ansariya said 1,773 farm ponds were completed and work on 800 more is underway. She highlighted the identification of 74,911 'Golden Families' across the district, of which 34,000 have been adopted by Margadarsis (mentors). She urged sincere efforts to make it a national model. The MLA assured full support, stating that 10,879 Golden Families were identified in Giddalur, with 5,868 adopted and efforts ongoing for the remaining 5,011.
Hans India
30-07-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Farm ponds offer income boost to farmers
Giddalur, Prakasam Dist: Prakasamdistrict collector A Thameem Ansariya emphasised that farmers can significantly enhance their income by utilising individual farm ponds constructed under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA). On Tuesday, the collector inspected several farm ponds in Kandulpuram and within Cumbum panchayat limits. She visited ponds built on various farmers' lands, accompanied by officials. During her inspection, the collector engaged with farmers about their crop cultivation and participated in sapling planting alongside the officials. She also interacted with MGNREGA workers regarding their weekly wages and addressed concerns raised by some workers about delayed payments. The collector explained that farm ponds are crucial for conserving rainwater by facilitating its percolation into the ground, preventing wasteful runoff. She highlighted that these structures primarily enable farmers to diversify and develop multiple income sources. She reported that 1,075 individual farm ponds have been completed across the district, with an additional 800 currently under construction. In Cumbum mandal specifically, 50 out of 140 planned ponds are complete, while 78 others are in progress. Markapur Sub-Collector Sahadith Venkat Trivinag, DRDA PD Joseph Kumar, Tahsildar Kiran, APD Bhaskar Rao, and others were present.
Hans India
30-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
State govt aims for poverty-free society by 2029
Giddalur, (Prakasam Dist): Prakasamdistrict collector A Thameem Ansariya stated that the Andhra Pradesh government has launched the P4 (Public, Private, People, Partnership) programme with the ambitious goal of establishing a poverty-free society by 2029. Collector Thameem Ansariya, alongside local MLA Muthumula Ashok Reddy, participated in a constituency-level awareness meeting on P4 in Giddalur on Tuesday. The session, attended by officials, village secretariat staff, and mentors, focused on the programme's objectives. Speaking at the meeting, the collector emphasised that P4 aims to eliminate inequality by fostering connections between economically strong individuals and underprivileged families. She explained that the initiative seeks to create a society where all citizens can live as 'wealthy, healthy, and happy.' The collector elaborated that through a comprehensive survey, the government has identified families requiring economic and social development as 'Bangaru Kutumbalu' while capable individuals are registered as mentors. She announced that 74,911 Golden Families have been identified across the district, with 34,000 already adopted by mentors. She stressed that participation in the programme is entirely voluntary, with no coercion involved. MLA Ashok Reddy highlighted that under the leadership of Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Konidela Pawan Kalyan, the state is committed to comprehensive development through poverty eradication and economic equality. In the Giddaluru constituency, 5,868 out of 10,879 identified Golden Families have been adopted, leaving 5,011 families still requiring mentors. ZP CEO Chiranjeevi provided an overview of the program's objectives, and several mentors shared their experiences. The event saw participation from officials across six mandals within the constituency.
Hans India
23-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Officials told to focus on village sanitation management
Ongole: Prakasamdistrict collector A Thameem Ansariya has directed officials to prioritise sanitation work in villages and warned of strict action against officers who show negligence in hygiene management. On Tuesday morning, Collector Ansariya visited Purimetla, Kellampalli, and Pedda Ullagallu villages in Mundlamuru mandal to inspect sanitation management and the need-based primary survey under the P4 policy. She gathered detailed information from officials about the implementation of these programmes. During her visit to Purimetla village, the Collector emphasised that Deputy MPDOs and Panchayat secretaries must conduct daily field visits to ensure proper sanitation management. She ordered that door-to-door garbage collection should be actively maintained, and collected waste should be properly processed. She made it clear that action will be taken against officials who show negligence in sanitation management. With the onset of the rainy season, she stressed that Panchayat Raj department officials are responsible for ensuring safe drinking water supply to residents. The collector issued directives to ensure that water pipeline systems remain leak-free, to chlorinate overhead tanks following government guidelines regularly, and to provide quality drinking water through taps. She instructed MPDOs to coordinate with panchayat secretaries, ANMs, and medical health staff to prevent disease outbreaks during the monsoon season. She ordered systematic cleaning of overhead tanks, prevention of open defecation near pump sets and borewells, and necessary repairs to prevent sewage water from mixing with drinking water pipelines. The Collector interacted with villagers to assess sanitation management and the performance of government welfare programmes and services. She directed officials to work toward enhancing public satisfaction with government services. As part of the P4 programme, she reviewed the need-based primary survey conducted in the village. Speaking with identified beneficiary families, she explained that Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu introduced the P4 programme to eliminate economic inequalities and create a poverty-free society. At Kellamapalli village, the Collector honoured Nidamanuru Srinivasa Rao with a shawl for adopting 10 families under the P4 programme. She also inspected the waste-to-wealth centre and vermicompost pits at Pedda Ullagallu, gathering details about daily door-to-door garbage collection, staffing, and waste segregation processes. The inspection was accompanied by Ongole RDO Lakshmi Prasanna, District Panchayat CEO Chiranjeevi, DPO Venkat Naidu, Tehsildar Lakshminarayana, MPDO Sridevi, and other mandal officials.
