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The DRDA is a state project set up to offer free and compulsory education for Intermediate students from rural areas with poor economic status. The first purchase by the body will be worth Rs 2 crore. With the state government and the minister for higher education, Sridhar Babu supporting the academy, another government body, District Rural Development Authority (DRDA) has offered to purchase a part of the academy's stock of textbooks which were not purchased by corporate institutions. Help is flowing in for the fund-starved Telugu Academy after some corporate institutions' alleged piracy of its Intermediate textbooks came out last week.
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