Anjiya Naik Jarupalla, an accomplished art faculty member at the Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Institute, has a Master's degree in Applied Art and Visual Communication Design. His work, centered around Divine Expression, is a powerful reflection of eternal love, peace, and spirituality. His preferred medium is mixed media on canvas, allowing for the layering of texture, color, and emotion. Anjiya's work consistently draws admiration for its spiritual depth and vivid portrayal of divine love.

Anjiya is dedicated to fostering creativity and self-expression among his students at the Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Institute. Their work connects audiences to divine themes and reminds us of the deep bond between humanity, nature, and the spiritual world. Their paintings feature a diverse array of ancient Hindu temples, reflecting the rich architectural styles of India.

The Ellora Temple stands out as a significant inspiration for his artwork, with its mesmerizing interplay of light and stone influencing the color palette. The depiction of Nandi, the sacred bull, and groups of cattle symbolize the divine presence and the eternal connection with nature.

Anjiya has received numerous awards and certificates, including the Raja Ravi Varma Bronze Award in 2021, a Visual Art Literacy Camp in 2019, and participation in various art exhibitions and competitions.