Sarkari Yojana » YSR Kanti Velugu Scheme 2025 – Easy Guide & Official Portal Login
Learn all about YSR Kanti Velugu Scheme 2025 - free eye check-ups and treatments in Andhra Pradesh. Easy steps to register, login, and check beneficiary status.
The YSR Kanti Velugu Scheme 2025 is a free eye screening program by the Andhra Pradesh government. This scheme aims to provide free eye check-ups and treatments to all residents of Andhra Pradesh. If you want to know more about the scheme, how to register, or check the beneficiary list for phase 3, this guide will help you.
This scheme started on 10th October during World Sight Day in Anantapur district. Its main goal is to offer free eye care services to everyone. This includes eye check-ups, providing glasses, and eye surgeries. It helps many by detecting eye problems early and offering treatment at no cost.
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Name YSR Kanti Velugu Scheme
Launched by Government of Andhra Pradesh
Beneficiaries All residents of Andhra Pradesh
Objective Free eye check-ups and treatments
Official Portal http://drysrkv.ap.gov.in
Event Date or Duration
Launch Date
10th October
Phase-I
10th to 16th October (6 days)
Data Upload Completion
17th October
Phase-II
1st November
Phase-III
Tentative dates or date not announced
Phase-IV
Tentative dates or date not announced
Phase-V
Extended period covering multiple years
Over 62,459 schools with 7,041,988 children will be screened.
Screening is done at schools by teams of public health staff and ASHA workers.
Urban and rural areas have different team setups.
Teams screen between 200 to 250 students every day.
Teams get training and screening materials to get accurate results.
After screening, data is given to respective health workers (ANMs) for upload.
ANMs upload the screening data to Primary Health Centres (PHCs).
PHC is the unit that prepares detailed plans to use resources well.
Screening teams are formed and schools assigned based on student numbers.
A medical officer monitors and makes sure screening quality is good.
Deputy health officers and district officials supervise screening activities.
These officers can ask for re-screening if quality is poor.
Support such as transportation is provided for smooth monitoring.
Special training sessions for health officials and screening staff are held.
A dedicated website helps upload screening data easily and safely.
Login credentials are given to health workers and medical staff for managing data.
Data upload is required and done as soon as screening ends.
Complete eye screening for all residents.
Free eye care services including basic to advanced treatments.
Strengthens government health centers.
Improves skills of healthcare workers through training.
Includes private health providers for treatments and surgeries.
Uses technology for better management of services.
Coordinates efforts between various government departments.
Offers free glasses immediately after detecting eye problems.
Provides surgeries for cataract, glaucoma, and other eye diseases.
Makes sure quality through regular monitoring and checking.
Number Screened
1,412,687
Normal Vision
580,331
Prescribed Glasses
731,360
Referred Cases
100,996
Cataract Cases
94,984
Cataract Surgeries Done
6,012
Phase Activity
Phase-I
Basic screening of school children
Phase-II
Secondary screening and glasses prescription
Phase-III
Mass eye screening of the community
Phase-V
Secondary mass screening and glasses prescription
Phase-VI
Cataract surgeries and advanced eye care at hospitals
Visit the official website: http://drysrkv.ap.gov.in
Click on the “ANM LOGIN” button on the homepage.
Enter your Aadhaar number, password, and mobile number.
Click the login button.
Fill in the required screening details and submit.
You will see your submitted data on screen.
500 screening teams appointed by Andhra Pradesh government.
Screening expected to finish by July 31, 2020.
In phase two, 134,252 children with vision problems were found.
56,767 pairs of spectacles were distributed.
During phase one, over 6.6 million children were screened with 436,979 found having eye issues.
Visit the official Andhra Pradesh Health Department website.
Click on the “Phase 3 New Login” option on homepage.
Enter username, password and captcha code.
Click login to access.
Visit the official Health Department website.
Click “SDC Login” on homepage.
Enter username, password and captcha code, then login.
Visit Health Department website.
Click “Surgeries Login”.
Enter credentials and login.
Go to official Health Department website.
Click “Vendors Login”.
Enter username, password and captcha code, then login.
Visit the official YSR Kanti Velugu scheme website.
Click on “Check MEK Status” on the homepage.
Enter your Aadhaar number and click search.
Your status details will be shown on the screen.
Go to the official YSR Kanti Velugu website.
Click on login.
Enter username, password, and captcha code and then login.
Visit the official website.
Click on “Phase 3 Surgeon Login”.
Enter login details and captcha code.
Click login to continue.
If you have questions or issues related to the scheme, you can email: kvnodalofficerap@gmail.com. This is the official contact for support.
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