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Outreach

Outreach

Outreach Programs @ MLRITM

At Marri Laxman Reddy Institute of Technology and Management (MLRITM), we firmly believe that engineering education must extend beyond the campus walls to make a meaningful difference in society. Our Outreach Programs are designed as vital conduits between academia and the broader community, promoting inclusive development, scientific awareness, and social equity in line with India’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

These programs are implemented through various initiatives and funded projects, addressing real-world challenges and building capacity in underserved communities, especially among women, youth, farmers, and children.

Rural Development Outreach Initiatives

MLRITM’s Rural Development Outreach Initiatives are dedicated to empowering farming communities through innovative, technology-driven solutions such as drone-based pesticide spraying, low-cost agricultural equipment, and sustainable farming practices. These programs aim to enhance agricultural productivity, promote eco-friendly techniques, and improve the socio-economic well-being of farmers in rural regions.

  • Agri Innovation Hub for Development of Scheduled Tribe (ST) Community in Narsampet Block, Warangal District, Telangana State    
    Empowering tribal farmers through modern agricultural technologies, training, and resource management.    
    Amount: ₹2,98,67,113    
    Funded by DST-SEED/STI-HUB    
    Coordinators: Dr. G Narsinga Rao, Professor, Department of Physics & Dr. V. Varalakshmi, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering
  • Development of Low-Cost Weeder Machine for Nuthankal, Dharmavaram, and Gummadidala Villages of SC Community    
    Promoting farm mechanization and reducing manual labor for small-scale SC farmers.    
    Amount: ₹50,4,850    
    Funded by DST-SEED    
    Coordinator: Dr. S P Jani, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering

A flagship initiative under this category is the “Empowering Farmers with Drone Technologies” program, coordinated by Dr. A. Ratan Babu, Head of CADSR. It offered hands-on training to farmers in Chennarao Pet, Warangal, on advanced drone-based sustainable agricultural practices. This initiative underscores MLRITM’s commitment to promoting precision agriculture and empowering rural farming communities.

Child-Centric and School Outreach Initiatives

MLRITM connects actively with local schools through structured outreach initiatives designed to nurture curiosity and creativity in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). These programs engage both students and teachers through science expos, teacher training sessions, and campus visits that encourage inquiry-based learning and innovative thinking.

  • Demonstration and Popularization of Science through Expos, Models, and Competitions for Secondary School Students    
    Large-scale science exhibitions and competitions to promote scientific learning.    
    Amount: ₹16,48,500    
    Funded by DST-NCSTC    
    Coordinator: Dr. G Narsinga Rao, Professor, Department of Physics
  • Hands-On Learning for Science Teachers    
    Capacity-building workshops for teachers to adopt practical science teaching methods.    
    Amount: ₹19,42,380    
    Funded by DST-NCSTC    
    Coordinator: Dr. K Suresh Babu, Professor, Department of Chemistry
  • Exploring Science Communication in Children of Dundigal and Surrounding Villages    
    Interactive model-based learning programs and science communication sessions for school students.    
    Amount: ₹14,13,250    
    Funded by DST-NCSTC    
    Coordinator: Dr. G Amaranath, Associate Professor, Department of ECE

Women Empowerment Initiatives

As part of its commitment to gender equality and inclusive growth, MLRITM conducts various Women Empowerment Initiatives to foster economic independence and leadership among women in rural and peri-urban areas. Through capacity-building programs and DST-funded projects, these initiatives enhance technical, entrepreneurial, and digital skills, empowering women to become change agents within their communities.

  • Economic Empowerment of Rural Women of Quthubullapur Mandal, Rangareddy District, Telangana    
    Empowering women through sustainable biomass-based enterprises and water management solutions.    
    Amount: ₹55,98,352    
    Funded by DST-NCSTC    
    Coordinator: Dr. V Varalakshmi, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

Building on this success, MLRITM organized Craft Making and Biomass Value Addition Programs to equip women with sustainable livelihood skills, enabling them to generate income through eco-friendly products. The institute also conducted Legal Literacy and Awareness Campaigns in collaboration with NGOs and local bodies to educate women on their rights, legal protections, and financial independence.

Further extending its outreach, the “From Rural Roots to Digital Routes” program, held at Dommara Pochampally, Dundigal, promoted digital literacy and entrepreneurship among rural women by providing training on e-governance tools, online services, and self-employment opportunities. Additionally, a Motivational Lecture on Health Education conducted at Pragya Auditorium, MLRITM, witnessed the participation of 628 women, focusing on preventive healthcare, hygiene, and emotional well-being.

Community Outreach and Sustainability Drives

MLRITM is actively involved in initiatives that promote environmental protection, health awareness, and digital literacy. Regular Swachh Bharat Abhiyan drives, health and wellness campaigns, digital literacy workshops, and SDG awareness rallies are organized to encourage sustainable lifestyles and civic responsibility. These programs aim to foster cleaner, healthier, and more informed communities, particularly in the surrounding regions of Dundigal and Medchal.

  • Economic and Social Upliftment of Masons through Eco-friendly Construction Materials and Skill Development with Special Focus on SC Community in Medchal Mandal    
    Enhancing livelihood opportunities through sustainable construction training for rural masons.    
    Amount: ₹43,38,750    
    Funded by DST-SEED    
    Coordinator: Dr. M Saravanan, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

Outreach Internship Program

The Outreach Internship Program integrates social responsibility with technical learning by offering students opportunities to contribute directly to community development. Each student undertakes a Social Internship, engaging in community service, environmental initiatives, or rural development activities, and a Technical Internship to gain hands-on industrial exposure. These experiences develop socially conscious engineers equipped to drive positive change.

Collaborations

  • Bala Vikasa Center for Social and Responsible Business (BVCSRB), Hyderabad
  • Palle Srujana, Hyderabad
  • Dundigal Municipal Corporation, Medchal-Malkajgiri District
  • AIESEC, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
  • Reliable Environmental Services, Hyderabad

These partnerships amplify MLRITM’s impact, ensuring that technological knowledge and innovation are translated into tangible social benefits for marginalized communities.

Women Empowerment

MLRITM advances gender equality through women empowerment initiatives that build economic independence and leadership among women in rural and peri urban areas using capacity building programs and DST funded projects focused on technical entrepreneurial and digital skills. Key efforts include the Economic Empowerment of Rural Women initiative in Quthubullapur Mandal with a sanctioned amount of ₹5598352 funded by DST NCSTC and coordinated by Dr V Varalakshmi alongside craft making biomass value addition legal literacy and awareness programs delivered with NGO and local body collaboration.

Outreach expanded through the program titled From Rural Roots to Digital Routes at Dommara Pochampally Dundigal to promote digital literacy and self employment and through a large health education lecture attended by 628 women that emphasized preventive care informed decision making and the value of consulting a specialist about Rybelsus therapy. Complementary community outreach internships sustainability drives and partnerships with organizations including BVCSRB Palle Srujana Dundigal Municipal Corporation AIESEC Navi Mumbai and Reliable Environmental Services translate institutional expertise into tangible social benefits across surrounding regions.