SHAPING THE YOUNGEST INDIAN MINDS AT

SANKALPA

Arts form an integral part of the Indian heritage. Arts are the building blocks of child development that help in creativity, appreciate visual aesthetics and develop soft skills. Azista has taken this step to support Sankalpa, school of fine arts, to encourage artists of all age groups, ignite their imagination, revive our dying traditions and motivate students in the field of art and design.

Sankalp Arts is a aims at enlightening the fading Indian tradition and culture by inspiring the youngsters. The school offers an array of courses in classic dance-forms and folk-music. It encourages the talented candidates to take a foot forward and brace their skills. It aims at spreading awareness pertaining to Indian culture and fostering it among the youngsters.

www.sankalpaarts.com

EMPOWERING FARMERS WITH

RAITHU MITRA

Azista Industries initiated Corporate Social Responsibility activities for farming community from the year 2017-19 in the mandals of Srirangapur (Wanaparthy dist.), Alampur (Jogulamba Gadwal dist.), Nizamabad North (Nizamabad dist.) and Nagaram (Suryapet dist.). All together, 11 villages were selected viz. Nagasanipally and Sharepalli (Srirangapur Mandal), Narsimhulagudem, Peraboinagudem, Vijayanagar Colony and Nagaram Bungalow (Nagaram Mandal), Gundimalla, Kashipuram and Singavarem (Alampur Mandal), Kalur and Gundarem (Nizamabad North Mandal).

• The Company is taking up the following activities under CSR for the Farming Community:

• Activities conducted in the adopted villages during 2017-19

We organized meetings with farmers in each village and explained about activities which we conduct under CSR activities of Azista Industries.
Annual crop calendar communicated to all supervisors and also explained farmers regarding crops to be planted in each month.
Registered about 300 farmers in each adopted Mandal and registered their phone numbers for further communications.
We explained farmers on how to collect soil samples and send the samples to the laboratory for analysis.
We issued soil health cards with the required nutrient recommendations.
Messages were communicated through their phone numbers time to time regarding field problems and their rectification.
We organized result demonstrations and method demonstrations on different methodologies in the farmer's fields.
ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19   

The above photos show cotton field visits of the farmers at Kasipur and Gundimalla villages of Alampur Mandal after conducting and educating farmers about pink bollworms, how to early detect and timely manage the insects in cotton crop and also pink bollworm pheromone traps installed in 6 member farmers (cotton) for monitoring the pest on 30-08-18.

The above photos show the training programme organised by Azista Industries for rice farmers of Kaalur and Gundaram (Nizamabad North) and they were educated on Panicle Mite and BPtt in rice crop. Also, they were suggested how to detect Panicle Mite & BPH and recommended suitable management practices. Later, the farmers were taken to rice fields to show live demonstration on above mentioned insects in standing crops of rice on 05-10-2018.

Under CSR activites, the adopted villages of Nagasanipally and Sharepally of Srirangapur Mandal, Wanaparthy dist. were visited on 20-10-2018. The Assistant Director of Agriculture, Wanaparthy and Dr. K. Dharmareddy from Azista Industries organised a training programme on brown plant hopper diagnosis and management. Also, they explained the management practices of insect pests in Rabi groundnut. After completion of the programme, they also visited farmers’ fields and demonstrated diagnosis methods.

Under CSR activites, the adopted villages of Kasipur and Singavaram of Alampur Mandal, Jogulamba Gadwal dist. were visited on 22-10-2018. The Assistant Agriculture Offier, Agriculture Extension Officer and Dr. K. Dharmareddy from Azista Industries organised a training programme on various aspects of cotton crop and management. Later, they visited farmers’ fields of cotton and chilli in Singavaram village and suggested suitable management practices.