Make most of opportunities to build bright future, Seethakka tells tribal youth
Minister Seethakka urged tribal youth to pursue education and skill development to secure their future while honoring the legacy of Adivasi martyr Kumram Bheem. The government also highlighted significant development investments in the region.
Why it matters
It highlights government efforts to integrate tribal communities into the modern economy while preserving indigenous cultural heritage.
Minister for Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Danasari Anasuya (Seethakka) called upon tribal youth to make the most of educational, skill development and employment opportunities and build a bright future.
She was speaking after unveiling the statue of legendary Adivasi martyr Kumram Bheem at the main junction in Aswaraopeta of Bhadradri Kothagudem district on Sunday to mark the World Tribal Day (International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples).
The Minister said Kumram Bheem had waged a valiant struggle for the rights of Adivasis with the slogan of ‘Jal, Zameen, Jungle’.
She called upon people to uphold his ideals and work towards preserving the rich culture and traditions of the Adivasi community for posterity.
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