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Sodhana Yatra

Sodhana Yatra was launched at Borra in Anantagiri mandal on Monday to bring out the knowledge, innovation and new thoughts of the girijans. The yatra, being conducted by the Shristi, HoneybeeAP and Giyan, will cover nearly 100 km and conclude at Peddagaruvu on June 8. Social scientists, intellectuals, educationists, students, foreign research scholars and retired IAS officers are participating in the yatra. Director of HoneybeeAP Anil Gupta flagged off the yatra.

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