OverView of Erragudur

ERRAGUDUR VILLAGE NOW ON ECO - FRIENDLY

MODEL VILLAGE IN ANDHRA PRADESH

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                        In 1992 started social voluntary organization of P.S.S. Educational Development society (NGO) and inaugurated a eco friendly model Erragudur village of Pamulapadu Mandal Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh that was worked and Heavy blasting by Telugu Ganga Project work in 2006. The village lives in Erragudur Grama Panchayat and has been built under the take Relief and Rehabilitation programme by P.S.S Educational development society (NGO) and Blue cross youth seva sangham Executive Secretary Bathula Sanjeevarayudu erragudur is located beside of Telugu ganga project & Pothureddy padu project of Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh. The Housing and social infrastructure was by P.S.S Educational Development  Society and Blue Cross (NGO) thousands of many verities of plants planted within Erragudur village and surrounding villages also.

                        With the Govt support the rehabilitation and reconstruction activities in Erragudur village Gram Panchayat located in the remotest parts of Nallamalla Forests has little external connectivity�s linkage, electricity, drinking water supply sanitation, special schools of ST Sugali (Banjara), internal roads and is prove to frequent natural disaster. This development was conceptualized, planned and implemented by PSS Educational Development Society and Blue Cross Youth Seva Sangham (NGO) as an Eco � friendly model village with aim to transform the life style of the effected community and narrow the gap between the privileged and under privileged sections of the society. PSS Educational Development society and Blue cross youth seva sangham (NGO) B.Sanjeevarayudu under took a holistic planning approach and use innovative themes and ideas while drawing up this village. Pothureddy padu project widening of work used heavy blasting by contract company. 574 houses fully damaged by heavy blasting. The NGO Team ensured full involvement of the affected communities by beneficiaries during the entire cycle of development & welfare of process. It took consideration the present socio economic profile, people�s sentiments and preference and provided facilities and amenities such as drinking water supply, sanitation, amenity building, cattle sheds, machaans, (raised resting plat forms). Shade net, green house, adequate open areas including children play areas, space for communities participation, besides creating disaster resistant dwelling units, Animal welfare & Development, The NGO team under B.Sanjeevarayudu ensured full involvement of the affected people and beneficiaries during the entire cycle of development process several green and eco efficiency features. Were in corporate in planning, design and construction.

                        Additionally PSS Educational Development Society & Blue Cross Youth Seva Sangham (NGO) ensured extensive usage of locally available materials, skill sets and employed the local work force in this project. Erragudur village most back word and heavy blasting effected village a year ago, now erragudur village today has been completely transformed and boasts of a clean environment good ambience and safe living with all facilities like water supply, sanitation, greenery amenity buildings, lighting, Education, Health, Banking, formation of women self help groups, A.P. Government all programmes implementation, linkage roads with other villages good implementation of MNREGS Programme Animal welfare etc., NGO Executive Secretary Bathula Sanjeevarayudu take special efforts and concentration dedicatedly done.

                        Mr. Bathula Sanjeevarayudu has relentlessly worked in the field of eco development, Animal welfare, wild life protection, villages development programmes for last 32 years, Mr. Sanjeevarayudu has faced many life threatening situations while implementing all welfare and development programmes and Govt. Programmes also. He has played a major role in educating people to give up the ritual of superstitions in rural areas.