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Penamakuru is a village located in Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, India (Thotlavalluru Mandal). Nearest Domestic Airport: Gannavaram Nearest International Airports: Hyderabad and Chennai Nearest Town: Vuyyuru Nearest City: Vijayawada ==Bharatha Yuvajana Sangham== Bharatha Yuvajana Sangham, a youth welfare organisation, conducted the 27th Games Meet (2013) from January 9 to 15 in Penamakuru village, to mark Sankranti and to prevent illegal activities such as moodu mukkalata (rummy) and cock fights. The games were district-level chedugudu and shuttle badminton competitions. The Assistant Commissioner of Police V. Geeta Devi distributed the prizes. Some youngsters participate in the games and cultural events and other take responsibility in organising those activities. During the 28th games, all the villagers, students and youngsters will take an oath not to take part in or encourage gambling and cockfights during Sankranti. The pledge will be administered to general public, students and youth during Sankranti this year by village elders and educationists. Penamakuru, a village in Krishna delta, is part of the social studies textbook-VI prescribed by the State Council of Educational Research and Training. One of the invisible developments registered here was stunning growth in the population density in recent years. S. Srija, a class VI student of ZP High School, Penamakuru village in Krishna district, mostly loves to read the chapter four of social studies textbook, both at home and at school. “I can read what I see with my naked eyes in the everyday life in my village,” Ms. Srija told The Hindu with eagerness to display the pages of her favourite lesson – ‘Penamakuru – A village in Krishna Delta’ – in the social studies textbook-VI. The State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT-AP), has included the story of Penamakuru village in the series of ‘Diversity on the Earth’. It narrates the changes witnessed in the agrarian village on several fronts – agriculture, rural economy, modes of ownership of land, livelihood options and diversification of crops on the deltaic land. The SCERT syllabus with the village story was prescribed from the academic year 2012-13 both for Telugu and English medium, and is being distributed across the state. “I earned recognition in the school as my grandfather and grandmother, bamboo craft artisans, appeared in the lesson in the category of professions existing in our village,” says a class VI student J. Siva Nagaraju. “A drastic change in our lives over the years has made our village one of the ideal villages in the Krishna delta. There was unpredictable changes in crop pattern and growth in agriculture-allied sectors and food production,” Penamakuru Sarpanch (1995-2002) Mareedu Nageswara Rao told The Hindu. The lesson compiled with 14 pictures of the village on various aspects of life and geographical conditions including village map tells a complete tale of all round development of an agrarian pocket in Andhra Pradesh. One of the invisible developments registered here was stunning growth in the population density in recent years. The NCERT had incorporated several questions meant for students to learn from their parents and this method of learning drew interest from the students of the village, where they can have a lively account. 〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Students thrilled seeing ‘Penamakuru’ in lesson )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Penamakuru」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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