Expressing grave concern over the presence of impurities in the Srivari Laddus, Naidu emphasized the government’s commitment to addressing the worries of devotees. He highlighted the forthcoming consultations with the Agama, Vedic, and Dharmika Parishads to ensure the sanctity of Tirumala is preserved before taking necessary actions.

Ministers Anam Ramanaraya Reddy, Nimmala Ramanaidu, Anagani Sathyaprasad, Kollu Ravindra, and Kolusu Parthasarathy urged stringent measures against those responsible, including the implicated company involved in ghee adulteration. Chief Secretary Neerabh Prasad and other senior officials were present during the comprehensive review.

On a related note, Union Minister J.P. Nadda disclosed on Friday that he had approached the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister for a detailed report on the ongoing controversy concerning the Tirupati laddu, which will be scrutinized by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).

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The government, since assuming power on 12th June, has set ambitious targets and rallied all departments toward achieving them within the designated 100 days. As the deadline of 22nd September approaches, the state machinery is in full swing, striving to fulfill the promises made to the people of Andhra Pradesh.

Key initiatives include a sharp focus on the capital city Amaravati’s construction, combatting cannabis and drug abuse, promoting drip irrigation in agriculture, designating Visakhapatnam as the financial hub, and various welfare measures for different sectors. The government’s proactive stance is evident in its efforts to streamline governance and address longstanding issues within a short span.

As the government races against time to meet its 100-day objectives, various departments have submitted proposals for priority programs, ensuring a comprehensive approach to governance and fulfilling electoral promises. The administration’s commitment to swift action and effective governance underscores its determination to bring about tangible changes in the state.

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Furthermore, discussions between Ram Mohan Naidu and the AP Chief Minister also touched upon the transformation of Puttaparti airport into a government entity, as part of Chandrababu Naidu’s vision to position AP as a key logistics hub with new airports playing a pivotal role in this strategic development. Atul Bhatt, the Chairman and Managing Director of RINL overseeing the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant, conveyed his appreciation to Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu for extending the lease of the Garbham Manganese mines in Merakamudidam mandal, Vizianagaram district. This lease extension holds great significance for RINL, ensuring a steady supply of manganese ore crucial for production.

Bhatt also expressed gratitude to Gajuwaka MLA Palla Srinivasa Rao and Lok Sabha member M. Sri Bharat for their unwavering support. The lease area of the Garbham manganese mine spans 654 acres, with RINL utilizing around 6,000 tonnes annually, underscoring the critical role of manganese in hot metal production within blast furnaces. This lease extension underscores the importance of collaboration between industry and government in fostering economic progress.

On a separate note, trade union leader Varasala Srinivasa Rao voiced disappointment among workers regarding Chief Minister Naidu’s silence on the issue of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP) privatization, despite multiple meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Rao emphasized the urgent need for the Chief Minister to prioritize the continuity of VSP in the public sector, ensuring the uninterrupted supply of raw materials essential for production, as the plant faces imminent challenges. He highlighted the visit of Union Steel Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy to the steel plant, where promises were made to streamline raw material supplies for normal production by NMDC, yet no action has been taken. Rao stressed the dwindling stock of raw materials and the critical need for immediate measures to safeguard blast furnaces, with one furnace already halted and reduced production in another, signaling a pressing situation that demands attention.

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Furthermore, Chief Minister Chandra babu Naidu traveled to the national capital on Friday evening to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and other central ministers to advocate for the state’s interests. Upon his arrival in Delhi, Naidu also met with Jalashakti Minister Chandrakanth Raghunath Patil to discuss the progress of the Polavaram project.

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He set a target of establishing a minimum of 100 industrial parks in the state, each spanning 100 acres. Comparing to Maharashtra, which leads in the number of industrial parks, Naidu pointed out that Andhra Pradesh currently has only 53 such parks and called for a comprehensive study on expanding them.

During a presentation, officials outlined the characteristics of existing industrial parks and highlighted the upcoming port locations. Naidu stressed the importance of supporting industrialists interested in establishing units in Andhra Pradesh.

He instructed officials to revitalize the neglected Malavalli Industrial Park in Vijayawada and develop a strategy for integrated ports through Public Private Partnership (PPP). The meeting was attended by Industries Minister T.G. Bharat, MSME and SERP Minister Kondapalli Srinivas, and other senior officials.

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Addressing the ministers, Naidu advocated for inclusive decision-making processes in the development of constituencies, stressing the importance of consulting with the public and aligning decisions with their perspectives. He criticized the YSRC leaders for allegedly mishandling revenue from liquor sales, raising concerns about the quality of products endangering public health. Naidu pointed out the availability of various liquor brands in previous years and announced plans to introduce a comprehensive liquor policy in the state by October 1.

Furthermore, Naidu urged a thorough examination of liquor policies in states such as Uttar Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Rajasthan, and Kerala to inform the formulation of the best practices. He cautioned the ministers against repeating the actions of the previous government and emphasized the importance of upholding the law to hold wrongdoers accountable.

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During a review meeting at the state secretariat in Velagapudi, Amaravati, the Chief Minister assessed the current status of education, medical services, and welfare programs for tribal communities. He criticized the previous YSRC government for derailing initiatives that were in place from 2014 to 2019, such as NTR Vidyonnathi, Ambedkar Overseas Vidya Nidhi, and Best Available Schools aimed at tribal students. Naidu expressed disappointment that the feeder ambulances established for tribal healthcare had been discontinued over the past five years.

Furthermore, Naidu raised concerns about the marketing of Araku coffee, emphasizing his initial focus on promoting this product and other tribal goods. His upcoming event to distribute old-age pensions at Gundumala village in Madakasira mandal, Sri Satya Sai district, on August 1 will have restricted access, permitting only villagers and elected representatives to attend.

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