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Nuclear Fuel Complex employees to adopt village
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Employees of Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC), who started the Pay Back to Society initiative, donated books, school bags, sports kits to students of Kishtapur Mandal Parishad School in Chinnakodur mandal on Monday.
Siddipet: Employees of Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC), who started the Pay Back to Society initiative, donated books, school bags, sports kits to students of Kishtapur Mandal Parishad School in Chinnakodur mandal on Monday.
Raji Reddy, an employee of NFC, who happens to be a native of Kishtapur had in the past given away three guntas of land to the school for construction of new classrooms. The society is also planning to adopt the village and take-up various development activities with special focus on the 400 plus Dalits living in the village.
It is also known that some Dalit families were given pattas for three acres of land by the State government as part of the first phase of Land Distribution Scheme a couple of years ago.
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