Naidu

Naidu has directed officials to take measures aimed at preventing a drinking water shortage. The directive focuses on addressing potential water supply issues.

Naidu and Pawan rally behind Modi's leadership amid a recent student protest in Delhi. NDA leaders assert that public support is needed for Modi's efforts to counter external and internal forces and achieve the Viksit Bharat vision.

Naidu stated during the ASR Airport inauguration that migration from Uttarandhra will become a thing of the past. The announcement was made at the airport's opening event.

Chief Minister Naidu has directed officials to establish an El Niño Control Room for continuous monitoring and scientific advisories via Rythu Seva Kendras. He mandated that all cultivated crops in A.P. be covered under crop insurance, with Collectors responsible for implementation.

Chief Minister reviews 95 projects worth ₹50,999 crore, sets a minimum monthly progress target of 7.92%, and calls for integrated planning of Amaravati with Vijayawada and Guntur.

Chief Minister Naidu advocates for a campaign to educate farmers about El Niño effects and suitable crop strategies, emphasizing the need for effective crop insurance to mitigate weather-related risks. He also addresses the suicide of a student in Rampachodavaram by directing officials to involve experts for mental health assessments and counseling.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Naidu thanked the Prime Minister for approving new railway lines between Guntakal and Ballari, stating they will strengthen the east-west rail corridor and enhance connectivity.

The state government will prioritize G.O. 3 to create jobs for tribals in Agency areas, as announced by Chief Minister Naidu. A 10% increase in diet charges for welfare hostels and plans to introduce AI tutors in government schools were also revealed. Naidu virtually launched the 'Connect to School' initiative to seek alumni funding for schools.

Naidu criticizes YSRCP for creating controversies and urges Cabinet colleagues to improve public engagement and communication of welfare initiatives.

Naidu launches Mee Bhoomi, a blockchain-based pilot project aimed at securing land records and preventing fraud. The initiative will be tested in one mandal each in seven districts, with officials directed to identify shortcomings and establish a complaint cell for feedback.

Kurnool is preparing for the Chief Minister's visit on July 25, during which Naidu will inaugurate the 'Sanjeevani' healthcare programme and participate in a public meeting and interact with party cadre.

A.P. faces a 48% rainfall deficit, prompting the Chief Minister to call for groundwater recharging. Naidu inaugurated public health and municipal works projects worth ₹15,274 crore during the Swachha Andhra - Swarna Andhra programme in Gudivada.

Chief Minister Naidu seeks Nirmala Sitharaman's support for establishing the Indian School of Agriculture in Andhra Pradesh and requests Central government intervention to stabilize shrimp feed raw material prices due to a steep hike impacting businesses.

Chief Minister directs officials to present the AP Public-Private Partnership–Viability Gap Funding Policy 1.0 to the next Cabinet meeting and to issue detailed implementation guidelines. The policy aims to support infrastructure development in Andhra Pradesh.

Naidu will launch the 'Sanjeevani' healthcare programme in Kurnool on July 25. The initiative aims to improve healthcare access in the region.

CM Naidu has directed officials to form a committee to revise the Business Rules and implement reforms aimed at enhancing governance efficiency and responsiveness through technological advancements.

Sharmila alleges that Naidu is reducing the Polavaram project to a water-storage structure. The claim centers on changes to the project's purpose and structure.

Naidu sets a 15% GSDP growth target and introduces a data-driven governance roadmap featuring Monthly Economic Reports to enhance evidence-based policymaking and accountability. Officials are directed to address grievance backlogs, increase field visits, and fast-track infrastructure and industrial development.

Chief Minister Naidu reviewed the Polavaram project, emphasizing timely completion of the remaining ECRF dam works, expediting rehabilitation and infrastructure, and monitoring progress on 36 priority irrigation projects across Andhra Pradesh.

Naidu visited Pawan at a Mumbai hospital and wished him a speedy recovery. Pawan is recovering from surgery for a rotator cuff injury on his right shoulder.

Andhra Pradesh will distribute 73 lakh Pattadar land ownership passbooks by March, featuring the official State emblem to ensure property authority. The initiative aims to make the state land-dispute free, as stated by the Chief Minister.

Andhra Pradesh has increased hostel and residential school diet charges by 10%, with the Chief Minister advocating for Gurukul expansion. Officials are directed to align ITIs and polytechnic colleges with industry needs and establish medical wings to monitor student health in hostels, Gurukuls, and Ashram schools.

Chief Minister Naidu announced a collaboration between Kuppam Area Development Authority and ITC to advance organized cultivation and marketing of fruits and vegetables. Farmers are encouraged to adopt technology-driven methods and strengthen market connections.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Naidu states that Kuppam is not just a constituency but an emotion, unveiling the 'Swarna Kuppam Vision-2029' initiative. The government plans to focus on welfare, development, good governance, youth employment, higher farmer incomes, and entrepreneurship opportunities for families.

Chief Minister Naidu accuses previous regimes of delaying a steel plant project in Kadapa through deceptive stone-laying events. He notes that after laying the foundation in 2018, Jagan Mohan Reddy repeated the process in 2019 and 2023 with no tangible progress.

The Chief Minister asserts that development should be measured by its impact on people's lives, particularly for the poor, rather than solely by economic indicators like Gross State Domestic Product.

Naidu, Pawan, and Chouhan launched the VB-G Ram G scheme in Tirupati district, focusing on rural employment and farmer welfare. The government also announced procurement of 2.16 lakh tonnes of Totapuri mangoes.

Andhra Pradesh aims to become a national model in digital connectivity, as stated by Naidu. The Chief Minister has directed telecom operators to enhance last-mile connectivity and improve mobile coverage within 100 days.

Naidu calls for comprehensive mineral mapping in Andhra Pradesh. The Chief Minister directs officials to focus on processing minerals within the state to maximize revenue through value addition and scientific utilisation.

Naidu reviews a ₹50,999-crore project for Amaravati, urging contractors to maintain quality and meet timelines. He also invites reputed firms to partner in constructing the greenfield capital.

Naidu will launch welfare and development projects in Tirupati, Chittoor, Kadapa, and SPSR Nellore districts, including a pension distribution programme, Hero MotoCorp facility, VB-G RAMG launch, and JSW Rayalaseema Steel Plant.

Chief Minister Naidu will tour four districts from July 1 to distribute pensions, lay the foundation stone for Hero MotoCorp’s Global Parts Center, launch VB-G RAM G, and inaugurate works for the Rayalaseema Steel Plant.

The State government plans to procure 7.03 lakh tonnes of Totapuri mangoes by offering farmers an additional ₹4 per kg. Chief Minister Naidu has requested ₹280 crore in aid under the Price Deficiency Payment Scheme to support this initiative.

Naidu disbursed ₹300 crore Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R) funds to families displaced by the Veligonda project. The project provides irrigation to 4.47 lakh acres, drinking water to 23 lakh people, and transforms four districts.

Naidu will inaugurate new spillway gates at the Tungabhadra Project on June 25, following a ₹51-crore restoration after the 2024 flood damage. The 33 new gates aim to enhance dam safety and secure irrigation and drinking water supply across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana.

Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh jointly replaced 33 Tungabhadra crest gates within six months after Gate No. 19 was destroyed in last year’s floods. A Karnataka delegation invited Naidu to inaugurate the gates on June 25.

Permanent yoga centers will be established in Andhra Pradesh's Swarna Grama and Ward Secretariats, as announced by CM Naidu. The Chief Minister was joined by Baba Ramdev at a Yoga Day event in Vijayawada and credited Prime Minister Modi for global recognition of yoga.

The Chief Minister commends tenant farmer Nagabhushanam for adopting natural farming methods and purchases cold-pressed groundnut oil after obtaining his wife’s approval.

The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Naidu, promoted the state as a global investment hub during a visit to Singapore. He urged global investors to collaborate with Andhra Pradesh to participate in India's next phase of economic transformation.

In Singapore, Naidu promotes Amaravati as a future-ready global city. The Chief Minister invites international investors, technology leaders, and semiconductor manufacturers to partner with the State government in its ambitious development plans.