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“Mann Ki Baat” Ananta Niru Sanrakshan

Post author By Rupak
Post date January 28, 2026
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Ananta Niru Sanrakshanam Project Happy to share about the mention of our efforts in highest platform “Mann Ki Baat” by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Sir on water conservation, plantation of native flora and community participation through our initiative of “Ananta Niru Sanrakshanam” Project in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh. By reviving surface water […]

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Kadapa Native Forest Restoration Project

Post author By Rupak
Post date May 21, 2025
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Sri Vineet Kumar IFS District Forest Officer, Kadapa Launch of “Kadapa Native Forest Restoration Project” Andhra Pradesh has launched the Kadapa Native Forest Restoration Project, a first-of-its-kind initiative focused on reviving indigenous flora in the ecologically degraded Kadapa district. Unlike traditional afforestation efforts that rely on exotic species, this project emphasises ecological restoration, biodiversity, and […]

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The Vadde community

The Vadde community is a local stone working community. The Workers from Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka have worked to create beautiful stone pitching pattern while providing protection from erosion to the banks of ponds. The community is loosing to the unbeatable bricks and concrete mortar construction industry and the new people are not getting much […]