The document summarizes details from a rural immersion visit by students to Kosuvaripalli village. It describes the village's school with 151 students, a sub-center hospital and ambulance, a power station supplying electricity to 55 villages, a bank and ATM, temples including one to Lord Venkateswara, and the gram panchayat office. It also discusses agriculture including silk worm rearing, and the village's weekly fair and water supply.

1. Rural Immersion Program on
Kosuvaripalli
VISITED ON 12-9-2015
UNDER THE
GUIDANCE OF:
Dr. THULASI KRISHNA. K

3. TEAM MEMBERS VISITED TO VILLAGE
14691E0054 - JYOTHI. R
14691E0002 - AYESHA.S
14691E0003 - AMARNATH.R
14691E0048 - INDIRA.B
14691E0032 – DIVYA.V
14691E0029 - DEEPAK METHA .V
ON 12/9/2015,AT
9:40 A.M

4. ROUTE DETAILS
KOSUVARIPALLE GRAM
THAMBALLA PALLE MANDAL
DISTANCE FROM MADANAPALLE: 35KMS
TRASPORT FACLITIES : BUS AT 9.15 AM, 12:00
AND EVE AT 3PM AND 6 PM SINGLE RTC BUS IS
ALLOTED , OTHER 3WHELLERS .
TELE PHONR EXCHANGE- 517354

5. Rural Immersion
• Rural growth in India has developed rapidly. The
rural consumer is now spending more. This is the
market of tomorrow and the students need to be
sensitized to the dynamics of doing business in rural
India.

6. • Rural Immersion Program helps students to
understand rural markets, supply chains, rural
consumers and potential models through field
trips over a period of one week. This initiative
uses the experiential learning model to create a
complete manager who can stand up to the
pressures of modern world.

7. CONTENTS IN RURAL IMMERSION
Regarding to the school
• Both upper and primary education
• Total students get education
• Regarding food facility introduced by government
About the health care centre
• sub centre hospital
• Government hospital
power station plant
• For houses
• Supply to different departments

8. Financial Institution in village
• government schemes
•Service provider (ATM)
Devotional Issues
• Temple lord venkateswara swami
• construction works going on ammawari temple
village gram panchayati office
• Water supply

9. ABOUT SCHOOL
• In our village we have both
upper and primary classes
• In higher classes they are
151 student including the 10th
class boys 78 in number and
girls 73 .
• The students come from
various in and around the
village like vaddi palle, chinna
reddy gari palle, diguva mutra
vari palle etc ……
• They provide Madyahana
Bojana Patakam scheme to
children with nutrious food
with egg on Friday and
Tuesday.

10. ABOUT HOSPITAL
• This was has both sub
centre and government
hospital that treatment
and including medicines to
public and render service.
• The village also has an
ambulance that comes
from Madanapalli in any
emergency causes
• The availability of sub
centre to treat the
pregnant ladies and also to
the babies to provide
vaccine.

11. POWER SUPPLY STATION
 This power station was supply
electricity to 55 villages in and
around Kosuvaripalli .
 They has 30-35 street lights in
total village .
 The supply electricity to
agriculture for 7 hours , and to
houses 24 hours .
 This power station is been
running since from 4 years .
 Per day the consumption by
agriculture is 5000 volts
• In the case of domestic 6000
volts per day.
• they have one lain man and
shift workers the enter supply
is monitored in the control
room.

12. ABOUT BANK
• The village has bank at the
centre of the village and
also convent to reach and
near by it an ATM centre is
also available.
• The number of works in the
banks are.
• It provides the services like
fixed deposit, loans, ATM
cards etc.
• with the new government
form the a few people in
agriculture has excused in
the scheme of runa mafi by
C.M Chandra Babu Naidu
garu.
• And the bank is Indian bank.

13. ABOUT TEMPLE
OF LORD VENKATESWARA SWAMY
• As there was established in
11th century by Vijaysamrat
Krishna Deva period by Achuta
Devarayalu ,
• Later decades it was taken by
the endowment department
“habbini Narayana Chari garu
at present Venu Gopal Chari
garu is hosting the god with all
pooja and punaskaralu.
• At Ashada Sudda Navami to
Palguna Sudda Chavithi
Bhramostavam will be hosted .

14. ABOUT PANCHAYAT OFFICE
• The total population in
the village is around
3200
• The panchayati
secretary is Ramesh
belong to Tirupati and
recently appointed since
3 months before
• Sarpanch is
C. Venkataramana Reddy
• MPTC member is
M. Kadar Basha.

15. ABOUT AGRICULTURE
 The agriculture is the
back bone to the village
people and most of them
dependents on farming.
 The farmers cultivate like
silk worm plants , tomato
, ground nut and others
plants .
 They have domestic
breading like cows , goats
,oxen in the house.
 The government provides
fertilizers to the farmers
to the high yielding.

16. Village Games
They will play games in free times in Sunday because they don’t have any sought of
work since they do not play for fun they do beat and attempt the game with risk
and get the return unless they are dedicated in reaching the target. That creates the
enthusiasm to the player and the viewer .

17. SILK WORMS
• In this village some members are
doing silk worm production.
• The culture of silkworms is called sericulture.
• The silkworm is the larva or caterpillar of the
domesticated silk moth, Bombyx mori.
• They are purchasing caterpillars at shaki
centre in Molakala Cheruvu or Kokkanti cross
or Chinthamani.

18. Lifecycle of a Silkworm

19. Lifecycle of a Silkworm
• The silkworm life cycle goes through several
stages, from egg to adult moth. These stages
are explained in detail in the following
• Egg
Egg is the first stage of a silkworm's life cycle.
The female moth lays an egg about the size of
an ink dot during summer or the early fall. The
egg remains in dormant stage until spring
arrives. The warmth of the spring stimulates
the egg to hatch.

20. • Larvae
The silkworm, upon hatching, is about 1/8th of an inch
and extremely hairy. Young silkworms can only feed on
tender mulberry leaves. However, during the growth
phase they can eat tougher mulberry leaves as well.
• Cocoon
Cocoon is the stage in which the larva spins silk threads
around it, to protect itself from its predators. The larva
traps itself inside the cocoon in order to pupate. The
colour of the cocoon varies, depending upon what the
silkworm eats. It can range from white to golden yellow.
The second moulting occurs inside the cocoon, when the
larva turns into a brown pupa. It takes about 2 - 3 weeks
for the pupa to metamorphose into an adult moth.

21. • Adult Moth
Once the adult moth comes out of its cocoon, its
only purpose is to find a member of the opposite sex,
and mate. Males are larger than females and more
active. They flap their wings rapidly to attract the
females. Within 24 hours of mating, the male moth
dies, while the female lays abundant eggs, after
which she dies as well. There on, a new life cycle
begins.

22. • The fair is held in village on Wednesday every
week .
• And the water supply is provided by sarpanch per
day 4 through water tankers and if any additional
water is need they purchase at 390-430/- RS
• They have also appealed regarding safe drinking
water to whole village, govt but not yet responded .
• In summer season they would of short age supply
of water, power to the villagers.
• The village is like a joint family and help each other
in all the cases that shows they bond between the
people.
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