A.P. government

The A.P. government has proposed draft regulations for private AYUSH facilities, classifying them into seven categories based on bed strength and services. The regulations include mandatory registration for these facilities, ranging from single-doctor clinics to hospitals with over 200 beds.

The A.P. government has released the third instalment of ₹10 crore for Guntur Channel land compensation. The funds are allocated to address compensation for land acquisition related to the Guntur Channel project.

The A.P. government has formed a high-power committee to enhance tiger conservation efforts. This decision follows the recent suspicious death of a tigress in the Nallamala forest.

Talks with Odisha and Chhattisgarh on land acquisition for Polavaram have resumed. The former Chief Minister notes that the process will be easier with BJP in power in both states.

The A.P. government has sanctioned ₹32 crore to enhance healthcare infrastructure in Rayachoti constituency.

Jagan accuses the A.P. government of harassing YSRCP leaders through false police cases. The allegations involve misuse of legal actions against political opponents.

The A.P. government has launched a comprehensive health screening drive for children, covering 38 health issues including congenital defects, nutritional deficiencies, lifestyle diseases, mental health, and sleep disorders.

The A.P. government aims for holistic student development, as stated by the MA&UD Minister, who urges teachers to take special responsibility in education. Parent-teacher meetings are emphasized to understand student interests and provide encouragement.

The A.P. government has launched an action plan to address fodder shortages linked to El Nino concerns. The initiative encourages silage and total mixed ration manufacturing by offering industrial incentives at the district level, as stated by the Animal Husbandry Director.

The A.P. government has unveiled a ₹35,555-crore White Paper to complete 36 irrigation projects by 2028. It has already spent ₹24,611 crore over the past two years, including ₹12,484 crore in Rayalaseema, according to the Minister.

YSRCP urges the A.P. government to implement the Thalliki Vandanam scheme for all eligible students by removing 'restrictive eligibility norms'.

The A.P. government has notified the Amaravati Economic Region Implementation Committee, which is responsible for coordinating the implementation of the AER Plan across participating districts, ULBs, UDAs, and departments, as well as preparing and updating a comprehensive implementation roadmap.

The A.P. government has removed Pulladigunta lands from the prohibited list, enabling 201 families to claim full ownership rights after nearly a century. The decision excludes vacant government land and public institution sites, which remain under state control.

The A.P. government has approved ₹1,638.52 crore for the second phase of expansion of Ramayapatnam, Mulapeta, and Machilipatnam ports, including administrative sanctions for land acquisition.

CPI plans statewide protests, accusing the A.P. government of misusing UAPA to target dissent rather than addressing governance issues. The party will conduct padayatras, protests, and public meetings across the state.

The A.P. government has given an in-principle approval for a ₹750-crore Tirupati climate resilience project. The Principal Secretary of MA&UD clarified that implementation will proceed only after statutory clearances and detailed project reports are finalized.

The A.P. government has notified vending zones in 51 Urban Local Bodies, categorizing areas into vending, regulated vending, and no-vending zones to provide clarity and prevent arbitrary displacement of vendors, according to the MA&UD Minister.

The A.P. government is upgrading secondary hospitals, including district and area hospitals, CHCs, and mother and childcare hospitals, to provide quality healthcare closer to patients' homes, as stated by Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav.

Jagan Mohan Reddy alleges that relentless police harassment led to taxi driver Kranthi Kumar's suicide and demands an impartial probe. He accuses the A.P. government of allowing 'police terror'.

The A.P. government will release Action Taken Reports on white papers starting June 22, detailing the coalition government's progress over the past two years. All ATRs and progress reports will be compiled into a book by July 18.

Mango farmers in Andhra Pradesh submitted a memorandum to the Collector, urging the government to ensure transparency, monitoring, and prompt payments. They expressed gratitude to Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu for announcing a subsidy and government intervention to support mango growers affected by price fluctuations.

The A.P. government plans a ₹20,000-crore investment in the rare earth mineral processing sector. The Jonnagiri project in Anantapur district, with 13 tonnes of gold reserves, will soon enter commercial production, as stated by Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra.

The A.P. government is implementing initiatives to empower poor communities through education, according to the Social Welfare Minister. The focus is on leveraging educational programs to uplift economically disadvantaged groups.

The government has deployed blockchain technology to ensure data accuracy in pattadar passbooks, with all care taken to protect land records data from tampering. All land records will be digitized, as stated by A.P. Chief Minister Naidu.