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Cheyutha Rural Women's Development Society (CRWDS) is a non-profit organization registered under Public Societies Act, established in the year 1987. The society was promoted by seven visionaries hailing from different walks of life, who were actively engaged in public welfare activities in their yesteryears. Right from its inception it has been promoting social components, especially in the specific thematic areas of Women Empowerment, Environment Awareness, Women Farmers Clubs, Agriculture Development, Animal Husbandry Development, Horticulture Development, Farmers Development for the marginalized population living in 10 Mandalas spread across the Warangal and Mahabubabad District respectively in Telangana State. The sole intention of promoting this organization is to full fill the following vision and mission perceived by the promoters.
An integrated approach to build a equitable and empowered society
OUR VISION
Create an impact on poverty by increasing access to financial services for the marginalized.
OUR MISSION
- Promote sustainable community-based institutions to reach unreached with financial service packages suitable to the intended client profile constantly and sustainably. - Impact employable skills to rural and urban communities to enable them to take up income generation activities.
Environmental pollution and global warming are relatively recent challenges, where the introduction of harmful substances disrupts natural balances and poses significant health risks to all living beings, including humans.
We have actively addressed various environmental issues through initiatives such as waste removal, discouraging open defecation, planting and nurturing trees, and distributing 20 plastic dustbins (green and red) to help villagers separate biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. Public awareness has been enhanced through numerous activities, including environmental awareness camps and road rallies in the villages, which aim to educate and encourage communities to maintain clean surroundings.
To foster rural employment opportunities, CRWDS offers a range of courses in various areas, including Computer Education, Skill Development, Vocational Training, Spoken English, Personality Development, Kids' Computer and Spoken English Courses, and Career Development. These programs are designed to assist the younger generation from lower and lower-middle-class families who are striving to find employment to support their livelihoods and care for their families.
Core Carbon Sustainable Rice Production-Alternate wetting and drying (AWD) is a water management technique, practiced to cultivate irrigated lowland rice with much less water than the usual system of maintaining continuous standing water in the crop field. It is a method of controlled and intermittent irrigation. A periodic drying and re-flooding irrigation scheduling approach is followed in which the fields are allowed to dry for few days before re-irrigation, without stressing the plants. This method reduces water demand for irrigation and greenhouse gas emissions without reducing crop yields. This project we are working with farmers of Mahabubabad District Telangana State. Alternate wetting and drying (AWD) is a water-saving technology that lowland (paddy) rice farmers can apply to reduce their water use in irrigated fields. In AWD, irrigation water is applied to flood the field a certain number of days after the disappearance of ponded water. Alternate wetting and drying irrigation practice in rice cultivation can save a significant amount of irrigation water. It involves irrigating rice fields alternately based on an irrigation triggering criterion and possibly influences the soil–plant–water system. 'Alternate wetting and drying' (AWD) is a water management technique, practiced to cultivate irrigated lowland rice with much less water than the usual system of maintaining continuous standing water in the crop field. It is a method of controlled and intermittent irrigation.
Advanced Vocational Training Scheme (AVTS) was launched by Ministry of Labour with an aim to update the skills of serving industrial workers. Under this scheme GANA imparted training through short-term modular courses of one to six weeks’ duration in selected skill areas. Tailor-made courses suiting to the specific requirements of industrial establishments are also offered. By catering to the training requirement of industries / organizations by offering both short and long term courses; GANA ensured employment to its candidates in various Multi National Companies across the country. Under This Scheme We are Working-Vocational online Training on Retail Trade for Selected Physically Challenged Persons.
NABARD, since 2006, has been supporting need-based skill development programmes (MEDPs) for matured SHGs which already have access to finance from Banks. MEDPs are on-location skill development training programmes which attempt to bridge the skill deficits or facilitate optimisation of production activities already pursued by the SHG members. Grant is provided to eligible training institutions and SHPIs to provide skill development training in farm/off-farm/service sector activities leading to establishment of micro enterprises either on individual basis or on group basis. Cumulatively, 5.85 lakh SHG members have received training through 20,174 MEDPs with total grant support of ? 52.39 crore as on March 31, 2023. Under This Programme Cheyutha Working On Tailor Training for Women's on Nighties, Pillow Covers and Bed sheets -We are selected 30 Females -Chinthalapally Village, Thorrur Mandal, Mahabubabad District.
Alternate wetting and drying (AWD) is a water management technique, practiced to cultivate irrigated lowland rice with much less water than the usual system of maintaining continuous standing water in the crop field. It is a method of controlled and intermittent irrigation. A periodic drying and re-flooding irrigation scheduling approach is followed in which the fields are allowed to dry for few days before re-irrigation, without stressing the plants. This method reduces water demand for irrigation and greenhouse gas emissions without reducing crop yields.
KOSHER AG TECHNICAL TEAM VISIT WARANGAL AND MULUGU DISTRICTS REGARDING DISTRIBUTION OF SMART COKKING STIVES OF TRIBAL AREAS.
Vasundhara Mahila Credit Co-Operative Society Ltd Vasundhara Mahila Credit Cooperative Society Ltd..This organisation established on 20th October 2020.Reg.No:AMC/MHBD/DCO/85/2020. A Co-operative Society is an organization that is formed by a group of people whose primary objective is the promotion of the economic interests of its members. Cooperative Society is an organisation formed to provide financial assistance to its members. The members are responsible for raising capital to help those in need. It mainly protects the weaker sections within rural communities from exploitation by wealthy individuals and companies. Economic Advantages- Cooperative societies offer loans for effective functions and economic help to farmers and different decreased profits incomes people. Other Benefits- Cooperative societies are exempted from paying registration expenses and stamp responsibilities in a few states.
Under This Project Cheyutha Working on Selected Five Villages Haripirala, Chikatayapalem-Thorrur Mandal, Sonnur -Rayaparthi Mandal and Bhathulapally, Gopalapuram -Kothaguda Mandal Distribution of Two types of Kits. 1.Needed Material Kit for Poor people this kit consist of 2. School Children Kids Distribution of Student Kit at Haripirala Village, Thorrur Mandal Mahabubabad District. Distribution General Used Kits Gopalapuram-Gudur Mandal
The knowledge in computers has become a necessary qualification during these days. However, getting computer education is a costly affair for the poor students who have completed their college studies. Therefore, during this year 50 youth who have completed their intermediate education were given training in Computer Basics and MS office components, Desk Top Publishing software and inInternet aspects. These candidates were provided with both theoretical and practical sessions during the training program. They were also supplied with printed material to ensure that they can refer the material for their future needs.
The Organization was conducted Mythological drama on Maya Sabha is a popular story in Maha Bharata. What was the real reason that provoked Duryodhana To conspire with sakuni against Pandavas. Is it the humiliation or the jealousy that sprouted upon seeing the wealth of Pandavas why did Yudhishtira participate in the game of dice. Was he a victim of his own weakness. This programme organized in Nekkonda Mandal of Warangal District. More than 350 people were participated in this programme. We are also conducted, other Drama Plays, Folk Dance Programs, Chekka Bajana & Kolattam.
08. Free cloths distribution project of under the paryavaran foundation:
COSMIC COMMUNITY CENTRE & Karickom International Public School Karickom P.O., Kottarakara Kollam, Kerala PIN 691531 REPORT on the E Waster Seminar Organized on 2nd March 2026 Greetings from Global Peace promoting NGO! The E Waste Management Seminar was conducted in sessions for senior and Junior grade students of Karickam International Public School, Kottarakara, Kerala. In the morning session 39 senior students and teachers were participated in the one hour seminar facilitated by Mr. K.G. Mathaikutty, the General Secretary of Cosmic Community Centre, who is a Professional Social Worker in Disaster Management. In order to test the participant’s understanding level on the theme, the resource persons asked whether any of the student participants can facilitate a session on the E Waster Management. Based on the feedback another Seminar Session was conducted in the afternoon for junior sections of the students from the same school. In this session the earlier students’ volunteers have facilitated the session under the guidance of teachers and Chief Resource person. Thus another 1 hour session of the seminar was organized. In both the sessions Power Point Presentations were made on E Waste Management, in which all participants were very attentive. Both the sessions were interactive. The spirit of the theme was well communicated and the participants were reflected the impacts related to the daily lives, electronic devices, such as computers, televisions, tablets, headphones, home appliances, batteries, etc. The solution were well taken note and agreed to follow the 3R principle. 1. Reduce – Avoid buying unnecessary gadgets 2. Reuse – Repair old device and continue using them, or donate them to those in need. 3. Recycle- Dispose of damaged electronic items through authorized recycling centres The participating students and teachers agreed to conduct similar campaigns among other students and their respective home and communities and thereby create a good impact towards environmental protection and saving the earth’s fertility and human health issues. Two of the volunteered student participants were provided with gifts encouraging them to continue such initiatives.
E-waste Management Campaign and roadshow -Kerala State
As desired by the Cheyutha Rural Women’s Development Society (CRWDS) and Hulladek, we have organized the E-waste Management Campaign and roadshow engaging an auto-rickshaw with banners fixing on the right and rear sides of the autorickshaw depicting the matters received from the above partner organizations. The road show started on Saturday 21st March was ended this morning 24th March 2026. The campaign message carrying autorickshaw road show has covered in and around through the junction of Kottarakara, crossing the Main Central Road; Kottayam-Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam-Shencottah National Highway. Based on the feed-back; although the messages were clear to the general public, in order to have better impact of transmitting the message of campaign, matters will be printed in vernacular language also. We would appreciate it very much if the allocated funds to cover the expenses are transferred through phone pay at the earliest. COSMIC COMMUNITY CENTRE Karickom P.O., Kottarakara Kollam, Kerala PIN 691531
E-waste Colletion drive at Kalluru-Andhra pradesh State
We are conducted awareeness on E-waste Colletion drive at Kalluru-Andhra pradesh State-Initiative taken by Cheyutha school level and Community Level People, Collaberation with Helladeck Organisation
Mobile Repair Training of Fourty memebers-Hyderabad-IRDP
We are conducting IRDP-Mobile Repair Training at Hyderabad Fourty Memebers
E-Waste Awareness session at School level-Andhra pradesh State
We conducted awareness programs on e-waste management for girl and boy students across various districts of Andhra Pradesh. In this program, students were educated about e-waste and its impact. In our daily lives, electronic devices such as mobile phones, computers, televisions, tablets, and headphones have become very important. However, when these devices stop working or when new models enter the market and we discard the old ones, they turn into e-waste. Generally, we use a mobile phone for only 2–3 years. After that, we purchase a new one. But what happens to the old phone? Many times, it is thrown into the garbage. From there, harmful chemicals seep into the soil and water, causing environmental pollution. E-waste contains hazardous substances such as Lead, Mercury, and Cadmium. These materials are harmful to human health and can cause respiratory problems, skin diseases, and water contamination. India is one of the largest producers of e-waste in the world. Therefore, we must act responsibly and create strong awareness about proper e-waste management.
E-Waste Awareness session at School level-Kerrala State
COSMIC COMMUNITY CENTRE & Karickom International Public School Karickom P.O., Kottarakara Kollam, Kerala PIN 691531 REPORT on the E Waster Seminar Organized on 2nd March 2026 Greetings from Global Peace promoting NGO! The E Waste Management Seminar was conducted in sessions for senior and Junior grade students of Karickam International Public School, Kottarakara, Kerala. In the morning session 39 senior students and teachers were participated in the one hour seminar facilitated by Mr. K.G. Mathaikutty, the General Secretary of Cosmic Community Centre, who is a Professional Social Worker in Disaster Management. In order to test the participant’s understanding level on the theme, the resource persons asked whether any of the student participants can facilitate a session on the E Waster Management. Based on the feedback another Seminar Session was conducted in the afternoon for junior sections of the students from the same school. In this session the earlier students’ volunteers have facilitated the session under the guidance of teachers and Chief Resource person. Thus another 1 hour session of the seminar was organized. In both the sessions Power Point Presentations were made on E Waste Management, in which all participants were very attentive. Both the sessions were interactive. The spirit of the theme was well communicated and the participants were reflected the impacts related to the daily lives, electronic devices, such as computers, televisions, tablets, headphones, home appliances, batteries, etc. The solution were well taken note and agreed to follow the 3R principle. 1. Reduce – Avoid buying unnecessary gadgets 2. Reuse – Repair old device and continue using them, or donate them to those in need. 3. Recycle- Dispose of damaged electronic items through authorized recycling centres The participating students and teachers agreed to conduct similar campaigns among other students and their respective home and communities and thereby create a good impact towards environmental protection and saving the earth’s fertility and human health issues. Two of the volunteered student participants were provided with gifts encouraging them to continue such initiatives.
Distribution of Cloth Bags at Balasamudram Vegetable Market, Hanamkonda District Telangana State
Reduce of Single usage plastic bags and awareness of plastic usage related issues later distribution of cloth bags at Balasamudram Vegetable Market, Hanamkonda District Telangana State under Paryavaran National Ngos Net work.
Clean cook stove Field study at Tribal community Gutti koyas at Mulugu District
Clean cooking is a critical issue for the world’s poorest communities. Billion people rely on unsafe fuels like kerosene or biomass (wood, charcoal, and animal dung) for cooking. These fuels are both inefficient and harmful, particularly when used indoors without proper ventilation. Open fires and burning kerosene indoors create dangerous air pollution. Inhaling the resulting smoke and fumes causes an increased risk of lung cancer, pneumonia, heart disorders and strokes for household members. It’s estimated that 3.2 million people die prematurely every year because of household air pollution. Gender norms and expectations around domestic responsibilities mean that cooking falls mainly to women and girls. Unfortunately, this means they have less time available to study, carry out paid work and simply relax. They spend more time in the home in general. Cooking and being indoors mean they are particularly exposed to air pollution.
Core Cabon X solutions Sustianable Rice production awareness Programs Mahabubabad District
Interaction with farmers
Core Cabon X solutions Sustianable Rice production awareness Programs Mahabubabad District
Interaction with farmers
Core Cabon X solutions Sustianable Rice production awareness Programs Mahabubabad District
Interaction with farmers
Training on Basic Disaster management at MSHRD- Hyderabad
Participated Three days Training on Basic Disaster Management. Learning the Prevention of Disaster Management Man made and Natural made Disasters-how Protection of high risk groups and rehabilitation of after disasters.
Work Shop on regarding Single usage plastic removal and promote cloth bags
Organizing support and participated for Work Shop on regarding Single usage plastic removal and promote cloth bags-Paryavaran National NGO's Net work.
CCX-Alternate Wetting and Drying Project-Gold Standard Stake Holders Meeting.
In this Meeting Conducted at Haripirala Village, Thorrur Mandal, Mahabubabad District, Telangana State-attend as a Chief guest Mr.S.Karthik,Sir Vice President-CCX amd Mr.M.Ramesh sir, Secretary CRWDS. Local Leaders Surpanch Haripirala, Karkala, Chikataya palem, Cherlapalem, Agriculture officer Thorrur mandal, District Manager Mr.G.Rajesh Kumar, Mrs. G.Sridevi Madam cluster coordinator, and Mahabubabad cluster coordinators. Chief Guest Sir, Given Presentation on Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD), Benefits Practice of AWD, Methane emission, Save water, Save electricity, Increase of Rice Productivity, Explain Use of Pipe and its Indicators Through Presentation Video, Interaction with Guests, Stake holders, Farmers and Print media reporters.
CCX-Stake Holders Consultation meeting at Haripirala Village Thorrur Mandal, Mahabubabad District-TG
Rice cultivation is India's most crucial agricultural operation, not only in terms of food security but also in terms of livelihood. It plays a significant part in the economy and rural employment. Paddy fields are the most dominant anthropogenic sources of methane in the atmosphere (5-20% of the total emission from all anthropogenic sources). Anaerobic decomposition of organic material in flooded rice fields produces methane, which escapes the atmosphere primarily by transport through the rice plants. The annual CH4 emitted from a given rice area is a function of the number and duration of crops grown, water regimes before and during the cultivation period, and organic and inorganic soil amendments. Soil type, temperature, and rice cultivar also affect CH4 emissions. The Program involves implementing an adjusted water management system to mitigate methane emissions from paddy fields in the State of Telangana. The program will lead to a considerable reduction of methane emissions in the paddy fields of India. It will contribute enormously to the sustainable development of rural villages involved in the Project. The program results in a reduction of 30% in water usage and also results in 30% less energy consumption. In this regard, we are organising a Stakeholder Consultation meeting at Seminar Hall, University Auditorium, Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University,Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500030, dated 09th August 2023, as a part of the Gold Standard procedures to register the program of activity under the Gold Standard Foundation. The scheduled details of the stakeholder consultation meeting are provided below.
Core Cabon X solutions Sustianable Rice production awareness Programs Mahabubabad District
Cherlapalem Village, Imporatance of Tube instalation reduce consumption of power and water
Skill Development Tailoring Training Program
Most of the women are illiterate and unemployed. Their financial condition is bad as the number of individuals earning is very minimal, most of the girls and women are dependent on others for their daily expenses. We want to train some women with sewing skills and help them to grow in the market. This initiative helps marginalized and deprived girls by providing them skill development training on tailoring, handicraft, bag making, weaving, knotting, etc. so that the problem of unemployment will end and poor girls of the deprived community will get a sustainable livelihood and hence become independent.
Free Health Checkup Camp
Regular general and specialized health camps are conducted for the project-affected communities to make quality health care accessible to them. Health camps are conducted in the remotest, villages regularly as basic health care facilities are absent in those villages. These camps have become a lifeline for those villages.
CCX-AWD Team, Capacity building Training at Mahabubabad
CRWDS conducted Capacity building training for filed staff at Mahabubabad-District Mahabubabad District, Telangana stateNo Image Available
CASE STUDY-1 1. Name of the Participant : Nagalaboina.Mounika 2. Address : Chinthapally- Village, Thorrur-Mandal, Mahabubabad Di…
Bukya Veeramma
Joint Secretary
G Sridevi
Treasurer
Mohan Varanasi
President
Musipatla Yakaiah
Founder cum General Secretary
Srinivas Rao Malineneni
Vice President
G. RAJESH KUMAR
Program Officer
G. BHASKARA CHARY
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