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Place: Kurnool (Telugu: కర్నూలు Urdu: کرنول) is a city in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh state in southern India, about 212 kilometres (132 mi) south of state capital, Hyderabad. It is the administrative seat of the district. Kurnool is the gateway to Rayalaseema and the largest city in the area, with a population around 329122. From 1 October 1953 to 31 October 1956, Kurnool was the capital of Andhra State. It has many educational institutions and is also a major hub for banking and insurance companies. Name: There are many theories about the origin of the name Kurnool. According to A Manual of the Kurnool District in the Presidency of Madras, (Narahari Gopalakristnamah Chetty, 1886), the name Kurnool is derived from Kandenavolu or Kandanavolu (a Telugu name by which it is referred to in the inscriptions and literature of the past), pronounced as karnooluu. According to the legend, in the time of the Western Chalukyas of Badami in the 11th century AD, the Vadderas who carted stones for the construction of the temples at Alampur (also known as Dakshina Kasi in Mahaboobnagar District), used the site on which the city now stands as a resting place before crossing the Tungabhadra. Here, they greased their cart-wheels with oil, which was supplied by some of the local oil mongers. They called the place Kandenametta. History: The strategic position led to the formation of a small settlement on the spot which subsequently came to be known as Kandenapalli, Kandenolu and Kandenavolu, the city of Kandena or grease. The site which was used as a halting place by the Vadderas in those days is still known as Bandla Metta (Bandla means carts and Metta means headquarters or halting place). Today this is a street in the Old Kurnool city. Now this place name has become to "Bandimetta". In some of the inscriptions, Kurnool is referred to as Kannadu or Karu Nadu with Karu meaning black and Nadu meaning territory. Other scholars argue that Kurnool derived its name from Kallu which means stone and Nadu which means territory. Yet others say the name Kurnool has been derived from Skandanavolu, the city of Skanda or Kumaraswamy. The worship of Skanda in Andhra Pradesh dates back to ancient times. The cities were also named after Skanda, the chief God of War of the Devas. Surroundings: Villages have existed at this site for more than 2,000 years. The Chinese traveller Xuanzang, on his way to Kanchi, came through Kurnool. Aurangazeb, the last Mogul King to rule India, conquered the Deccan in 1687 and left his governors, the Nizams, to rule the Andhra centres of Hyderabad and Kurnool. Both the Nizam of Hyderabad and Nawab of Kurnool declared independence and became sole rulers of their territories. Nawab Alaf Khan Bahadur was the first ruler of Kurnool and his descendants ruled it for over 200 years. In the early 18th century, the Nawabs merged with the sultan of Mysore and fought the British Empire. There is a bastian named Konda Reddy Buruju, constructed as a strategic watch tower by the rulers of the Vijayanagara Empire. There is an underground passage (tunnel) from this buruju to Gadwal which is 52 km away. The speciality of this tunnel is it crosses under the river Tungabhadra. Stories tell that the ruler of Gadwal Kingdom utilised this tunnel to escape from the Muslim conquerors in 17th century. The government of Andhra Pradesh closed the tunnel somewhere around the 1950s. It is the headquarters of the mandal, the revenue division and the district of the same name. From 1 October 1953 to 31 October 1956, Kurnool was also the capital of Andhra State (not Andhra Pradesh), which was carved out of Madras State in 1953. Tangutoori Prakasam Pantulu was the chief minister of Andhra State during this time. The present day District court buildings were the premisses of state Assemblym. Geography: Kurnool is located at 15.8333°N 78.05°E.[1] It has an average elevation of 273 metres (898 feet). Kurnool lies on the banks of the Tungabhadra River. The Handry and Neeva rivers also flow through the city. The K.C. Canal (Kurnool–Kadapa) was built by the Dutch for trasportation, and later sold and converted to irrigational purpose. Kurnool is the largest of the 4 districts of Rayalaseema the backward region of Andhra Pradesh. The other 3 are Anantapur, Kadapa and Chittore. This region flourished in the past under the Hindu King Sri Krishnadevaraya. Hence the name Rayalaseema. These 4 districts, when under Nizams rule, were ceded to British by Nizam as a tribute. Therefore they are also known as ceded districts. Kurnool was the erstwhile capital of Andhra When the Nizams princely state was merged to form Andhra Pradesh State the capital was shifted to Hyderabad. The climate is tropical with temperatures ranging from 26°C to 45°C in the summer and 12°C to 31°C in the winter. The average annual rainfall is about 30 inches (762 mm). [edit] Education Kurnool town is a very good educational center. It has : Medical College (Kurnool Medical College) Thirteen Engg. Colleges Two Polytechnics One Dental College One Physiotherapy College Six B.Ed Colleges One Law College Four Colleges of Nursing Rayalaseema University Ten Degree Colleges for Men and Women Twenty Junior Colleges One College of Physical Education Three schools for blind and physically challenged Many Computer Coaching Centers When Andhra State was formed in October 1953, the Government of Andhra decided to start a medical college in the Rayalaseema region of the state. In Government Order Ms. No. 1835, Health, dated 29 November 1955, the government of Andhra passed orders to establish a medical college, the third one in the state at Kurnool. As the building was not ready for the college the government decided to admit 50 students intended for Kurnool Medical College at Kurnool City in July 1956. When Andhra Pradesh was formed and the capital was shifted to Hyderabad from Kurnool the erstwhile secretariat building were handed over to the medical college. The college was opened on 21 July 1956 by Sri T.T. Krishnamachari, the then Finance Minister of India. Fifty students were admitted to the M.B.B.S. Course. Laboratories for subjects of the non-clinical course were established in due course. The construction of a "clinical lecture h[2] all-cum-clinical pathology laboratory" in the hospital and the construction of an air-conditioned mortuary for 24 dead bodies were undertaken latter and these buildings were ready by the summer of 1958. New out-patient block of the Government General Hospital, Kurnool which is the associated teaching hospital was constructed at a cost of Rs 9,00,000 and the inauguration of this and the clinical courses was performed on 28 January 1958 by Sri. D. K. Karmankar, the Health Minister of India. The first batch of second M.B.B.S. students from the batch of 50 students originally admitted to Guntur Medical college in July 1956 now joined this college for their clinical course. The first units in the major subjects of Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery were created in July 1957. The Kurnool Medical College was first affiliated to Sri Venkateswara University, from January 1957 and permanently affiliated from January 1959. The NCC unit attached to the college was started in January, 1958. Laboratory technician's courses and laboratory attender's courses were started in October 1959. In the same year, the Government also established at this college, a Regional Laboratory to serve the needs of Raayalaseema districts. A well-planned Animal House with separate units for different laboratory animals was built and commissioned for use in 1961. A Central Work Shop started functioning from 1964. The legislators' hostel, which was very close to, the college was given for locating the men's hostel during 1958 and it accommodated 175 students. Further expansion of this hostel was made to accommodate 350 students in all. The then state guest house was also handed over by the government during 1958, and it is used as women's hostel. Additional accommodation is shown in the hospital premises in improved sheds as sub hostel for women. A new extension at

Jammu & Kashmir Democratic Youth Federation (JKDYF) is a Political and Social Youth Organisation. We PROTEST against every INJUSTICE, EXPLOITATION, and work TOGETHER for the welfare and betterment of YOUTH, Society. PREAMBLE & CONSTITUTION OF JKDYF Preamble to the constitution Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Youth Federation (JKDYF) undertakes the task of organising the youth of the villages and towns in Jammu & Kashmir State into a well-knit all-State youth organisation, and build a powerful youth movement to fight for a democratic, just, and a rational society in Jammu & Kashmir and for the upliftment and betterment of the lot of the youth as a whole. It shall strive to revive and strengthen the Kashmiri ethos, based on harmony, fellow feeling, tolerance and liberal thinking. Young men and women are an integral part of our society and their upliftment and betterment, in the final analysis are dependent upon and determined by all round development of our State: industrial, agricultural and educational, and the material and cultural progress of the workers, peasants, middle classes and all other progressive people which constitute 90% of our population. Since many of the difficulties and problems that confront youth are directly connected with and dependent upon the prevailing socio-economic conditions and since the young men and women share all the sufferings, oppression and exploitation, their families are subjected to, they can not but evince keen interest in the socio-economic condition of the State and its radical all round development and progress. The JKDYF is aware of the fact that the State was subjected to a foreign and dynastic rule and ruthless exploitation by native feudals, it produced nothing but mass scale poverty, hunger, misery, squalor for the vast majority of our people, forcing them to lead a sub-human existence. More than half a century of class rule and political uncertainty prevailing in the State, have done very little to alter their degrading and inhuman condition and it helped the growth of the domination of a handful of wealthy vested interests, which gave rise to divisive tendencies and obscurantism, hitherto unknown to the State. Earlier the Younger generation had played their proud and glorious part in fighting for the achievement of political independence, now it is the bounden duty of our Younger generation to actively engage themselves in the struggle for the liquidation of the evil legacies of dependence, backwardness and poverty, and for the laying of the foundation for a really free, prosperous and progressive future for our State and peaceful resolution of all contentions issues through reconciliation and dialogue. Experience in post independent India, as well as the lessons from several other countries in the world, demonstrates the truth that the evil legacies of colonialism and backwardness cannot be liquidated and the State cannot be lifted out of its present morass unless the last vestiges of foreign and native exploitation are put an end to, unless feudal and semi-feudal landlordism is uprooted, unless social and economic injustice is eliminated and unless political uncertainty in the State is addressed through a process of reconciliation and mutual dialogue. The JKDYF as a forward looking and progressive youth organisation shall make common cause with most of the political parties, groups, class and mass organisation which pledge themselves to the cause of down-trodden people of the State, democracy, accountability and transparency, brotherhood, harmony, progress and peace, and support our aims and objectives, notwithstanding the fact that there are different and divergent views among them as to what they have come to consider the meaning of democracy and progress and the means and methods of achieving the same. Our Youth is confronted with the spectre of unemployment in its most ominous proportion due to the bankrupt socio-economic policies pursued by the ruling classes. Against the background of this stark reality they are sought to be lulled with such shameless, demagogic slogans as poverty and unemployment will be eliminated and progress will be established by the ruling classes. The JKDYF is of the considered view that there are politics behind such deceptive slogans and platitudes and the youth community has no other alternative but to advance more and more united struggles against unemployment and poverty. The JKDYF realises the fact that students constitute an important section of the youth and is aware of the urgent necessity of overhauling the present educational system and developing a scientific and democratic education suited to social needs and capable of developing all the abilities and creative faculties of students. Education can not achieve these aims unless the medium of instruction is the mother tongue and all private educational institutions are nationalised. Education should be freed of its pro-rich and elitist shackles. The JKDYF shall also encourage a free and frank discussion on how to rid the State of continuing violence and achieve progress and prosperity for the youth and the correct means and methods of achieving it. At the same time, the JKDYF is alive to the need of launching mass literacy campaigns, which should be state financed and should involve both official and non- official organisations participating fully to fight backward ideas and ignorance in our society. Backward and decadent culture is polluting the minds of youth in the narrow interest of the ruling classes and there is the need for a progressive cultural policy, involving a balanced development of the mind and body, which should be propagated widely among the people and be easily accessible to them. The youth movement is an integral part of the wider democratic movement of the common masses, the workers, peasants and other progressive forces. It can neither achieve its immediate demands nor realise its general aims and objectives except by a combined and united effort of all the progressive, democratic and forward looking forces in our State. As such, it seeks the co-operation and support of the democratic movements of workers, peasants and masses in general. It extends sympathy, co-operation and solidarity to all these movements and their aspirations. It raises its voice against all the exploitation and oppression and seeks the advancement of youth on a rational basis. The JKDYF is aware of the divisive and disruptive trends that seek to divide the youth in the name of community, caste and place of birth, notes with grave concern the growing aggressiveness on the part of communal and obscurantist organisations which can only damage the basic interests of the youth. Their policies, based on narrow divisive outlook, not only undermine the unity of the youth and the masses at large but pose a grave danger to the integrity of our State. The JKDYF is committed to fight all such disruptive forces. The JKDYF also rejects the slogan of trifurcation or any other division of the State on narrow considerations. Youth cannot be prevented from uniting in struggle for a better future. The JKDYF also can not remain indifferent to the distortion of the slogan Youth power. It is of the firm opinion that youth are an integral part of the society and only by linking with the democratic movement the youth can advance their cause. The JKDYF is deeply conscious of the fact that our society is based on great values of Noor-ud-Din Noorani and Lal Ded, which envisage a just and humane outlook. The recent efforts to undermine these values need to be fought back to achieve peace with dignity in the State. Narrow divisive approach and outmoded outlook of life, are not only hindering the progress and cohesion of the democratic and progressive movements, but they also threaten the unity and integrity of the State. The JKDYF pledges to uncompromisingly fight against every such outmoded and parochial manifestations. Life and events in Jammu & Kashmir bear out the truth that parliamentary democracy is not safe in the hands of the ruling classes it’s tampering of adult franchise resulted in imposition of unpopular regimes in

The campus stretching an area of 2.25 acres contains three buildings standing alongside as high as double storied. The two identically stand abreast with the third one newly constructed in the most sophisticated design well-equipped with AC's in all classes fronting a remarkably big bus parking zone hugging a court of basket ball enclosed by the main iron gate between the campus wall. Behind the building lies a prodigious play ground likely to entertain all kind of sports activities. The whole academic infrastructure provides manifold labs of computer, science, maths and social science with a library hall abounding with thousand of books on various topics. It has a fleet of substantial number of busses as a transport facility. Besides, it has a facility of ground water supply with hygienic point of view. The whole campus is encompassed with the bush green trees and flower hedges.

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