Manya Pragathi
Empowering Tribals, Enriching Lives
ఆదివాసి ప్రజల సేవ మరియు అభివృద్ధి ధ్యేయం
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I. A Strategic Advocacy Program on Tribal Rights
Grama Darshini 1.0
(2021-2025)
Guided by Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy that 'the soul of India lives in its villages,' Manya Pragathi undertook the Grama Darshini 1.0 initiative (21.06.2021). Over more than 400 days of grassroots engagement, we walked alongside our communities to resolve public grievances, revive ancestral traditions, and drive sustainable rural development. This journey was more than a project; it was a mission to strengthen the social fabric and human bonds that define our tribal regions.
II. Youth Empowerment
Manya pragathi organizing 9th Edition Grameena Youth Festival from 15.02.2026 to 19.02.2026 for the unity, and to create a positive atmosphere among the youth, and experiences that active lifestyle brings an important role in a young person’s life.
III. Celebration of International day of Indigenous people
Manya Pragathi organized the International day of Indigenous people on the 9th of August. The cultural and Arts club conducted on the district-level tribal painting competition. This event also recognizes and discussed the achievements and contributions of the indigenous people to society.
IV. Education Programme
Manya Pragathi is dedicated to social upliftment through education, focusing on bridging the gap between dreams and reality for underprivileged students. Career Guidance programme on 03.02. 2026, focus on Career planning, employment, and Higher studies for the 10th, Inter, and graduate tribal students.
Digital Education
Integration meaningful and accessible digital technologies into schools located in remote tribal regions.
V. Protecting our Natural Heritage
"By fostering a deep understanding of biodiversity within our community, Manya Pragathi is building a legacy of conservation to protect the rare and vital wildlife of Andhra Pradesh."
Vi. Culture and Custom Preservation
(e-Tribal museum)
"The Manya Pragathi e-Tribal Museum serves as a living archive of Adivasi heritage. By showcasing authentic tribal dwellings—handcrafted from mud, bamboo, and thatch—we honor a way of life deeply rooted in the natural world. From traditional earthenware to ancestral farming tools, every exhibit celebrates the ingenuity and enduring spirit of our tribal communities.".
