**Executive Summary**
This document answers a starred question in the Lok Sabha regarding Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Hubs. It outlines the number of STI Hubs established across India and specifically in Andhra Pradesh over the last five years (2020-2025), along with details on their objectives, beneficiaries, and funding. The document also announces the timeline for inviting applications for setting up new STI Hubs.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Establishment of STI Hubs:**
* A total of 56 STI Hubs have been established across the country in the last five years (2020-2025).
* Andhra Pradesh has 8 STI Hubs established in the same period.
* **STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh:**
* The hubs are located in the districts of West Godavari, Guntur, Chittoor, Alluri Sitharama Raju and Dr B R Ambedkar Konaseema.
* Implementing institutions include Shri Vishnu Engineering College, Vignan's Foundation, Sree Vidyanikethan Engineering College, Aditya Engineering College and Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam.
* Objectives vary by hub, including coconut oil product development, herbal product development, health data collection, agricultural improvements, and socio-economic upliftment of Scheduled Caste and Tribe communities.
* **Beneficiaries:**
* The document provides the number of SC/ST beneficiaries (male and female) supported through STI Hubs across various states and districts.
* **Funding for STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh:**
* Details of funds sanctioned, released, and utilized for STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh are provided for each year, project, and district.
* **New STI Hubs:**
* The government plans to invite applications for setting up new STI Hubs during the current financial year.
* Calls for proposals are scheduled to be issued in March and April 2026.
* Evaluation and finalization of selections will take three to four months after the closure of the call.
**Impact Analysis**
**Ministry of Science and Technology**
* **Impact**: Responsible for overseeing the implementation of STI Hubs and managing the application process for new hubs.
* **Action Required**: Prepare and release calls for proposals for new STI Hubs in March/April 2026, conduct evaluations, and finalize selections within 3-4 months of the call closure.
**Implementing Institutions of STI Hubs**
* **Impact**: Responsible for executing the objectives of established STI Hubs and managing funded initiatives.
* **Action Required**: Continue implementing STI Hub programs, utilize allocated funds effectively, and prepare Utilization Certificates (UC) for FY25-26.
**Scheduled Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribe (ST) Communities:**
* **Impact**: Potential beneficiaries of the STI Hub initiatives, with opportunities for socio-economic upliftment, improved livelihoods, and skill development.
* **Action Required**: Participate in STI Hub programs, engage in skill development initiatives, and leverage available technologies for improving livelihoods.
**Researchers / Scientists:**
* **Impact**: Potentially involved in research, development, and adaptation of technologies for STI Hubs.
* **Action Required**: Develop proposals for STI Hubs, create programs that align with STI Hub objectives, and promote effective practices for implementation.
Key Entities Referenced
Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Hubs: A program to establish hubs across the country to promote science, technology, and innovation, with a focus on SC/ST communities.
Ministry of Science and Technology: The primary ministry responsible for establishing and overseeing the Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Hubs program.
Andhra Pradesh: A state in India where STI Hubs have been established and where detailed data is provided in the document.
Lok Sabha: The lower house of the Indian Parliament, where the question regarding STI Hubs was raised.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
LOK SABHA
STARRED QUESTION No. *166
ANSWERED ON 11/02/2026
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION HUBS
*166. SHRI G M HARISH BALAYOGI:
Will the Minister of SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY be pleased to state:
(a) the number of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Hubs established
across the country during the last five years, year and State-wise;
(b) the number of such STI Hubs established in Andhra Pradesh during the
same period, district-wise;
(c) the details of these STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh, including their
objectives, key focus areas, implementing institutions and the target SC/ST
beneficiary groups, district-wise;
(d) the number of beneficiaries (male, female, SC/ST) supported through STI
Hubs across the country during the last five years, year, State and district-
wise in Andhra Pradesh;
(e) the details of the amount of funds sanctioned, released and utilised for
STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh during the last five years, year, project and
district-wise; and
(f) whether the Government plans to invite applications for setting up new
STI Hubs during the current financial year and if so, the details of the expected
timeline for issuing calls for proposals and finalising selections?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) OF THE
MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AND EARTH SCIENCES
(DR. JITENDRA SINGH)
(a) to (f): A statement is laid on the Table of the House.
Page 1 of 17STATEMENT AS REFERRED IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) TO (f) OF LOK SABHA
STARRED QUESTION NO. 166 FOR 11/02/2026 REGARDING “SCIENCE &
TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION HUBS”
(a) The number of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Hubs
established across the country during the last five years, Year and state-wise
are as follows:
NUMBER OF STI HUBS
S.
STATE 2020- 2021- 2022- 2023- 2024- Current
No. TOTAL
21 22 23 24 25 FY(till date)
Andaman &
1 - 1 - - - - 1
Nicobar
2 Andhra Pradesh 1 2 1 2 - 2 8
3 Assam - - 3 1 - - 4
4 Goa - - 1 - - - 1
5 Gujarat - - 1 - 1 - 2
6 Haryana - - - - - 1 1
Himachal
7 - - 1 - - - 1
Pradesh
8 Jharkhand - 1 - - - - 1
9 Karnataka - - 1 1 1 - 3
10 Kerala - - 2 - - 1 3
11 Ladakh 1 - - - - - 1
12 Madhya Pradesh - 1 - - - - 1
13 Meghalaya - 1 - - - - 1
14 Mizoram - - - 1 - - 1
15 Odisha - 1 2 - 1 - 4
16 Puducherry - - 1 - - - 1
17 Punjab 1 - - - - - 1
18 Rajasthan 1 - 1 1 - - 3
19 Sikkim - - - - 1 1 2
20 Tamil Nadu 1 2 2 1 - - 6
21 Telangana 2 2 - - - - 4
22 Uttarakhand - - - - - 1 1
23 Uttar Pradesh 1 - 1 - - - 2
24 West Bengal 1 - - 1 - 1 3
TOTAL 9 11 17 8 4 7 56
Page 2 of 17(b) The STI Hubs established in Andhra Pradesh during the same period,
district-wise is as follows:
YEAR STATE NUMBER OF STI HUBS DISTRICT
2020-21 Andhra Pradesh 1 West Godavari
2021-22 Andhra Pradesh 2 Guntur
Chitoor
2022-23 Andhra Pradesh 1 Guntur
2023-24 Andhra Pradesh 2 Alluri Sitharama Raju
Dr B R Ambedkar
Konaseema
2025-26 Andhra Pradesh 2 Sri Alluri Sitharama
Raju
West Godavari
(c) The details of STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh, including their objectives, key
focus areas, implementing institutions, and the target SC/ST beneficiary
groups, district-wise are as follows:
Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
Science 1) To make use of 1) Coconut oil West Mala, -
Technology and coconut oil for the product Godavari Madiga,
Innovation Hub preparation of development, Kolupu-
in Shri Vishnu ordinary soaps soap lavandlu
Engineering formulation &
2) To make use of
College for and Pambada
virgin coconut oil
Women, processing
for the preparation
Bhimavaram
of herbal soaps.
Block, West 2) Herbal
Godavari 3) To develop a data product
District, Andhra base of general development,
Pradesh State health of target virgin oil
population and take utilization
Shri Vishnu appropriate
Engineering measures for 3) Health data
College for sustenance of collection,
Woman, health based on regression
Bhimavaram- regression analysis analysis,
534202, West public health
4)To manufacture
Godavari monitoring
Activated charcoal
District,Andhra
from coconut shell
Pradesh 4) Activated
5) To make rope
charcoal
Page 3 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
from coconut fiber. production,
coconut shell
6) To establish utilization
packing and
preparation of 5) Coconut
coconut water fiber product
development,
7) To produce rope making
moisture free copra
using solar dryers 6) Coconut
and validate the water
same using processing
computer vision and
based auxiliary Packaging
system.
7)Solar drying,
computer
vision quality
control, copra
processing
STI hub for 1. Cultivation and Agriculture, Guntur Mala, Yerulula,
income conservation of high bio fertilizer Madiga & Sugali and
generation and value medicinal and and bio Gosangi Lambadi
livelihood aromatic plants for energy
improvement of enhancing
Scheduled Caste livelihood of
community of targeted
Guntur district, community.
Andhra Pradesh
2.Improved
Vignan's Found- technology for
ation for bioinoculant based
Science, fertilizer production
Technology and towards
Research, enhancement of
Guntur- Tenali paddy and
High Way, vegetable crops
Vadlamudi,
Andhra Pradesh- 3. Sustainable
522 213 biogas production
by anaerobic
digestion of farm
wastes and cattle
manure
Page 4 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
Science 1.To improve the Food Chittor Adi -
Technology and socio- economic processing, Andhra,
Innovation STI conditions of Jaggery Mala,
Hub in Scheduled Caste preparation, Madiga &
Chandragiri Population in Mango pulp Arundh-
Mandal, Chittoor Chandragiri Mandal Processing atiya
District, Andhra of Chittoor District
Pradesh State through Skill
for the Interventions in Development
Socioeconomic food processing and and capacity
Development of post- harvest building for
Scheduled Caste technologies SC/ST youth
SC and (promote research,
Scheduled Tribe development & Bio fertilizer
ST Communities adaptation of Production
appropriate and
relevant Ethno
Sree technologies for medicinal
Vidyanikethan socioeconomic practices and
Engineering development of documentation
College, Sree target population)
Sainath Nagar,
A. Rangampet, 2. Promotion,
Tirupati - replication and
517102, Andhra scaling up of
Pradesh successful
technologies
leading to socio
Economic
empowerment and
Capacity building
3. Skill Development
and Technical
Capacity building of
SC/ST Youth in
advanced trades of
Postharvest
processing, Food
processing, Dryland
agriculture, mineral
industry etc.
(upgrade the skills,
building on
Local requirements)
Page 5 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
4. Creation of social
enterprises in food
processing/post-
harvest processing
5.Identification,
scientific validation
and documentation
of the
ethnomedicinal
practices of
Scheduled Tribes of
Yerpedu Mandal
(scientific validation
of traditional &
indigenous
knowledge)
Science 1.To strengthen 1.Yield Kantheru Madiga -
Technology and and improve the improvement
Innovation Hub existing livelihoods in jasmine and
in Guntur of selected SC turmeric crops
District, Andhra communities
Pradesh through agri-based 2. Enhancement
STI interventions. in Turmeric
Koneru Interventions in Curcumin
Lakshmaiah Spice and Content (2-2.5
Education Floriculture %/wt)
Foundation
2. Creation of
Green Fields, 3.Essential oil
location specific
Vaddeswaram, production
alternative
Guntur, Andhra from Turmeric
agriculture/horticult
Pradesh – and Jasmine
ure production
522502 Flower
systems
3. Skill development 4.Floral
and technical biomass
capacity building of management –
SC community in making of
value addition/Post value added
harvest processing products
of agriculture/
horticulture produce
4. Development of
small-scale
micro/social
Page 6 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
enterprises based
on existing
resources/strengths/
skills of SC
population in the
targeted area
Science 1. To improve the 1. Socio- Alluri - Bagata,
Technology and socio-economic Economic Sitharama Kotiya,
Innovation Hub conditions of Upliftment of Raju Valmiki,
in Paderu selected Scheduled ST District Khond,
Division Paderu Tribe population in Communities Gadhaba,
Mandal and selected villages of Nookadora
Araku Valley Araku Valley and 2. Value Chain &
Mandal, Alluri Paderu Mandals of niger seed Kondadora
Sitharama Raju through Science and honey
District, Andhra and Technology
Pradesh State. Interventions. 3. Health &
Nutrition
Gandhi 2. Value chain Improvement
Instutute of development
Technology and through Science 4. Capacity
Management and Technology Building in
(GITAM), Interventions and Science and
Visakhapatnam, creation of social Technology
Andhra Prasesh- enterprises (based
530045 on strengths in 5. Improved
livelihood capitals). varieties,
cropping
3. To improve the system,
physical and human agronomic
capitals of selected management,
beneficiaries plant
• Improve the health protection,
and nutrition status. harvesting,
• STI Capacity post harvest
Building handling,
• Design and value addition
development of new and bee
tools and keeping
technologies
for various 6. Community
livelihood Engagement &
applications. dissemination
Page 7 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
Science 1. Development of 1. Design and Dr. B R Mala and -
Technology And agricultural Development Ambedkar Madiga
Innovation Hub machinery for SC of Community Konaseema
For Development Community for Level Mango
Of Scheduled producing value Pulp Extractor
Caste added products in
Communities In agricultural sector. 2. Mushroom
Amalapuram cultivation
Mandal, Dr B R 2. Set up STI Hub with Banana
Ambedkar for training the SC pseudo stem
Konaseema population in the
District, Andhra target region. 3. Byproducts
Pradesh State by processing
3. Imparting training of Coconut
Aditya to the target Waste
Engineering beneficiaries. (a) Design and
College, Development
Surampalem, 4. Improve the socio of low-cost
East Godavari, economic status pyrolysis kiln
Andhra Pradesh, and health of SC for production
533437 Population in the of Activated
target area Charcoal
(b)Development
of mini semi-
automatic
fiber extractor
and
grader
(c) Bio potash
(d) Production
of Mushroom
from Coir pith
4. Design and
Development
of Adjustable
Hydraulic
Harvester
for Oil Palm
Production of
bio-potash
To Set up 1. To improve the Capacity Alluri Kondadora
science socio-economic building in Sitharama Bhagatha
Technology and conditions and new scientific Raju Kotiya
Innovation Hub quality of life of interventions District Valmiki
Page 8 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
in IIM tribal communities during pre- Kamara
Visakhapatnam, of Araku farming and Gowdu
Araku Valley/ Valley/Hukumpeta/P post-farming Kodhu
Hukumpeta/Pad aderu mandals of methods, Porja
eru mandals of Sri Alluri including new Ghadabal
Sri Alluri Sitharamaraju (ASR) food Kummara
Sitharamaraju District processing Mali
District, of (a) By strengthening machines to
Andhra Pradesh agri-horticultural create new
value chains value added
Indian Institute through S&T agro products
of Management interventions from Ginger,
Visakhapatnam (b) By up-gradation Turmeric, and
Andhra bank of infrastructural Black Pepper
School of facilities coupled
Business with market
Building, linkages
Andhra
University 2. Deployment of
Campus Location Specific
Visakhapatnam Appropriate
(530003), Technologies for
Andhra Pradesh doubling the income
of tribal farmers
3. Creating
sustainable
livelihood
opportunities
through local
resource
management and
S&T led
entrepreneurship
4. Science and
Technology
Capacity Building of
Local Communities
for Sustainable
Livelihoods
Science 1. Improvement of 1.Mechanization West Mala and
Technology and the socio-economic and automation Godavari Madiga
Innovation conditions of of aquaculture
Driven Inland selected Scheduled
Page 9 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
Aquaculture Hub Caste population of 2. Enhancing
for Bhimavaram Kalla Mandal, West nutrition of
Suburbs Godavari District Livestock with
through Science duckweed
Sagi and Technology products
Ramakrishnam Interventions based
Raju Engineering on weakest links in 3. Value
College, China predominant addition to
Amiram, livelihoods. aqua products
Bhimavaram, Design and and by
Andhra Pradesh development of new products
– 534204 technologies and
modification of
existing
technologies for
various livelihood
applications for the
upliftment of SC
population with
respect to
aquaculture.
2. Strengthening the
existing
aquaculture
practices,
livelihoods and
post-harvest
processes through
infusion of
advanced
technologies.
Creation of
alternate
livelihoods/new
livelihoods using
byproducts of
aquatic system.
3. Value chain
development and
creation of
entrepreneur/enterp
rise ecosystem
based on the
Page 10 of 17Details of STI Objectives Key focus District Target SC/ST
Hub Title and areas beneficiary
implementing groups
institutions SC ST
strengths in
livelihoods.
Creation of rural
enterprises in
aquaculture and
post-harvest
technologies.
4. To improve the
physical and human
capital of selected
beneficiaries.
STI Capacity
building and skill
development of
target beneficiaries
in relevant STI
solutions.
(d) The number of beneficiaries (male, female, SC/ST) supported through STI
Hubs across the country during the last five years, year, State and district-
wise in Andhra Pradesh are as follows:-
STATE DISTRICT NO. OF SC/ST BENEFICIARY
DISTRICT-WISE
FEMALE MALE
2020-21
ANDHRA PRADESH West Godavari 418 95
LADAKH Leh 1350 1500
PUNJAB Patiala 1066 1194
RAJASTHAN Jaipur 1442 1141
TAMIL NADU Virudhunagar 718 282
TELANGANA Medchal - Malkaggiri 673 1338
UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur Dehat 42 108
UTTARAKHAND Chamoli 172 180
HIMACHAL PRADESH Bilaspur 695 704
Cooch Behar 702 793
WEST BENGAL Alipurduar 482 630
Jalpaiguri 321 426
Page 11 of 17STATE DISTRICT NO. OF SC/ST BENEFICIARY
DISTRICT-WISE
FEMALE MALE
2021-22
ANDAMAN AND Nicobar district, Car 148 467
NICOBAR Nicobar
Guntur 30 210
ANDHRA PRADESH
Chittor 493 458
JHARKHAND Ranchi 19 81
MADHYA PRADESH Vidisha 200 200
MEGHALAYA RiBhoi and East Khasi Hills 3729
ODISHA Koraput 431 1453
Chengalpattu 847 639
TAMIL NADU
Vellore 773 697
Chevella Region, 177 255
TELANGANA Rangareddy
Warangal 671 329
2022-23
ANDHRA PRADESH Guntur 180 181
ASSAM Dhemaji 480 0
Cachar 36 38
Jorhat 3 7
Kamrup Rural 204 187
GOA South Goa 500 300
GUJARAT Narmada District 205 252
HIMACHAL PRADESH S olan 86 61
KARNATAKA Chitradurga 68 427
Wayanad 168 193
Malappuram 194 208
Palakkad 141 173
Idukki 139 140
Pathanamthitta 178 193
Ernakulam 116 113
KERALA
Trissur 21 21
Kollam 8 10
Alappuzha 21 21
Kottayam 24 18
Kannur 6 6
Kozhikode 11 18
Khurda 234 273
ODISHA
Balangir 415 606
Page 12 of 17STATE DISTRICT NO. OF SC/ST BENEFICIARY
DISTRICT-WISE
FEMALE MALE
PUDUCHERRY Karaikal (Puducherry U.T) 110 12
Jodhpur 423 239
Nagaur 289 83
RAJASTHAN Jaisalmer 200 112
Bikaner 52 311
Barmer 201 129
Cuddalore 157 54
TAMIL NADU
Salem 600 400
Prayagraj 180 247
UTTAR PRADESH
Varanasi 33 40
2023-24
Alluri Sitharama Raju 416 619
ANDHRA PRADESH Dr. B R Ambedkar 400 600
Konaseema
ASSAM Kokrajhar 727 1429
KARNATAKA Chikkaballapura 1187 669
MIZORAM Aizawl, Serchhip 2967 2006
RAJASTHAN Baran 893 269
TAMIL NADU Tiruvannamalai 547 459
WEST BENGAL South 24 Parganas 330 1037
2024-25
GUJARAT Gir Somnath 46 54
Chikmagalur 187 697
KARNATAKA Kodagu 149 602
Chamrajnagar 178 311
Kalahandi 25 22
Mayurbhanj 42 30
ODISHA
Kandhamal 18 27
Kendhujhar 35 24
SIKKIM Mangan 152 134
(e) The details of the amount of funds sanctioned, released, and utilised for
STI Hubs in Andhra Pradesh during the last five years, year, project and
district-wise are as follows:-
Page 13 of 17STI Hub Title and Fund Status (Rs.) District
Institute Address
Sanctioned Released Utilized
2020-21
ANDHRA PRADESH
Science Technology 3,15,38,570 2,51,82,570 2,51,82,570 West
and Innovation Hub Godavari
in Shri Vishnu
Engineering College
for Women,
Bhimavaram Block,
West Godavari
District, Andhra
Pradesh State
Shri Vishnu
Engineering College
for Woman,
Bhimavaram-534202,
West Godavari
District, Andhra
Pradesh
2021-22
ANDHRA PRADESH
STI hub for income 1,60,73,660 1,56,25,768 1,56,25,768 Guntur
generation and
livelihood
improvement of
Scheduled Caste
community of
Guntur district,
Andhra Pradesh
Vignan's Foundation
for Science,
Technology and
Research,
Guntur- Tenali High
Way,
Vadlamudi, Andhra
Pradesh- 522 213
Science Technology 3,07,30,086 2,59,01,876 2,59,01,876 Chittor
and Innovation STI
Page 14 of 17STI Hub Title and Fund Status (Rs.) District
Institute Address
Sanctioned Released Utilized
Hub in Chandragiri
Mandal, Chittoor
District, Andhra
Pradesh State for the
Socioeconomic
Development of
Scheduled Caste SC
and Scheduled Tribe
ST Communities
Sree Vidyanikethan
Engineering College,
Sree Sainath Nagar,
A. Rangampet,
Tirupati - 517102,
Andhra Pradesh
2022-23
ANDHRA PRADESH
Science Technology 2,59,36,092 1,80,80,412 1,80,80,412 Guntur
and Innovation Hub
in Guntur District,
Andhra Pradesh
Koneru Lakshmaiah
Education
Foundation
Green Fields,
Vaddeswaram,
Guntur, Andhra
Pradesh – 522502
2023-24
ANDHRA PRADESH
Science Technology 3,64,60,601 3,06,46,346 2,60,39,251 Alluri
and Innovation Hub *To be Sitharama
in Paderu Division utilized Raju
Paderu Mandal and
Araku Valley Mandal,
Alluri Sitharama Raju
District, Andhra
Pradesh State.
Page 15 of 17STI Hub Title and Fund Status (Rs.) District
Institute Address
Sanctioned Released Utilized
Gandhi Instutute of
Technology and
Management
(GITAM),
Visakhapatnam,
Andhra Prasesh-
530045
Science Technology 2,26,69,408 1,08,90,403 89,53,628 Dr. B R
And Innovation Hub *To be Ambedkar
For Development Of utilized Konaseema
Scheduled Caste
Communities In
Amalapuram Mandal,
Dr B R Ambedkar
Konaseema District,
Andhra Pradesh
State
Aditya Engineering
College,
Surampalem, East
Godavari, Andhra
Pradesh, 533437
2025-26 (till date)
Science Technology 96,00,713 63,68,805 *To be West
and Innovation utilized Godavari
Driven Inland
Aquaculture Hub for
Bhimavaram Suburbs
Sagi Ramakrishnam
Raju Engineering
College, China
Amiram,
Bhimavaram, Andhra
Pradesh – 534204
To Set up science 3,34,75,121 1,38,15,441 *To be Alluri
Technology and utilized Sitharama
Raju
Innovation Hub in IIM
Visakhapatnam,
Araku Valley/
Page 16 of 17STI Hub Title and Fund Status (Rs.) District
Institute Address
Sanctioned Released Utilized
Hukumpeta/Paderu
mandals of Sri Alluri
Sitharamaraju
District, of Andhra
Pradesh
Indian Institute of
Management
Visakhapatnam
Andhra bank School
of Business Building,
Andhra University
Campus
Visakhapatnam
(530003), Andhra
Pradesh
* To be utilized (UC for FY25-26 awaited)
(f) The issuance of calls for proposals is scheduled during March and
April 2026. The subsequent evaluation and finalization of selections will be
completed within a period of three to four months after closure of call.
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