The Telangana State Government has launched the Katamayya Rakshaka Kavacham Scheme to provide assistance and upliftment to the Gowda community in the state. This scheme is a successful initiative of the government to protect the cultural heritage of the Gaud community along with promoting social and economic development.
The Katamayya Rakshaka Kavacham is a Telangana government safety-kit scheme for toddy tappers. The scheme also promises to provide land for the cultivation of palm trees across the state. All the interested applicants who want to avail the benefits of the scheme can apply online from the comfort of their homes without going anywhere.
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Katamayya Rakshaka Kavacham Scheme
Katamayya Rakshaka Kavacham Scheme has been launched by Chief Minister Shri Revanth Reddy to provide climbing aids to toddy tappers in Telangana state. With the help of high-quality climbing equipment, the Telangana State Government will prevent the risk of accidents while climbing trees.
The scheme aims to protect toddy tappers from injury by providing kits designed by IIT Hyderabad and distributed through the BC Corporation.
Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant must be a toddy tapper.
- The applicant must be a permanent resident of Telangana state.
Required Documents
- Aadhar Card
- Phone Number
- PAN card
- Email ID
- Electricity bill
- Passport Size Photo
- Residence Certificate
Katamayya Rakshaka Kavacham Scheme Apply Online
Step 1: Visit the official website of the scheme.
Step 2: After visiting the official website of the scheme, you will be redirected to the homepage of the scheme.
Step 3: A new page will appear on your desktop screen, applicants have to enter all the details asked and attach all the required documents on the application form.
Step 4: Fill all the required details being asked.
Step 5: After entering all the details the applicant has to quickly review it and click on the submit option.
Under the scheme, toddy tappers would be given safety kits for their safety and security. This scheme will preserve the culture and tradition of the Gauda community and toddy tappers.