Multiple visits were done by the respective teams. Five villages were visited on scheduled days. Around 500 students and 5 Faculty from different departments were selected to be a part of this noble venture. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) Irinjalakuda has adopted five nearby villages: Aloor, Kaduppassery, Anandapuram, Irinjalakuda and Pullur. UBA can be proud of the small accomplishment of leading small villages to the path of development through the educational institutions. Grasping knowledge from the villages about their socio-economic issues and implementing an ecofriendly output to the people was the mission carried out for a better tomorrow. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) is a program inspired by the vision of transformational change in a rural area. Unemployment, lack of sufficient toilet facilities, drinking water scarcity, old age problems, lack of moral and ethical values, l ack of women empowerment were the major problems traced out. The villages have their own indigenous socio- economic nature. Five villages had unique atmospheric nature. The outcome of the survey was quite surprising. After the survey, the final report was screened by the District administrator and the natives of the respective villages.
Assigned teachers with a team of students have conducted the survey in the villages. Collection of data and conducting of the survey were done under the guidance of the local governing bodies. Around 500 students and 5 Faculty from different departments have visited the villages for the socio-economic survey. St Joseph’s College (Autonomous) Irinjalakuda has adopted five nearby villages as part of Unnat Bharath Abhiyan (Aloor, Kaduppassery, Anandapuram, Irinjalakuda (Part) and Pullur).
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