Naidu met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, presenting the Swarnandhra Vision 2047 document, which outlines ambitious plans for the state’s future. He also engaged with prominent ministers, including H.D. Kumaraswamy, Nitin Gadkari, Hardeep Singh Puri, and Piyush Goyal, discussing the need for their collaboration in redeveloping Andhra Pradesh.

Addressing the media, Naidu highlighted the difficult financial situation the state is facing, urging the Prime Minister to expedite the release of World Bank funds for Amaravati. “The constructions in Amaravati are set to restart in December,” he assured, expressing optimism for the capital city’s development.

Additionally, Naidu announced that the foundation stone for the Visakha railway zone works would be laid soon, underscoring the importance of completing pending National Highway projects in the state.

In a related initiative, Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan directed district collectors and officials from various departments to organize “Palle Panduga – Panchayat Week Celebrations” from October 14 to October 20. This celebration will take place across all 13,326 gram panchayats, creating a festive atmosphere as they launch works approved during the gram sabhas.

With these efforts, the Andhra Pradesh government aims to foster greater development and ensure the welfare of its citizens, as it seeks to strengthen ties with the central government.

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The event unfolded between 5:45 PM and 6:00 PM, with a scientific flag hoisting ceremony taking place at Meenalagnam. CM Chandrababu Naidu, along with his wife, offered the silk cloths to the deity, marking the 14th time he has made this offering on behalf of the state government. Following the ceremony, the Chief Minister arrived at the Bedi Anjaneyaswamy temple at 7:55 PM, continuing the age-old tradition of honoring the deity.

After presenting the silk garments, a grand procession featuring mangala instruments made its way from the Bedi Anjaneyaswamy temple to the Srivari temple. At the temple’s main gate, Chandrababu Naidu was welcomed by TTD Executive Officer J. Shyamala Rao and Additional EO C.H. Venkaiah Chaudhary, who accompanied him throughout the visit.

The Chief Minister and his entourage paid their respects at various sacred sites within the temple complex, including Vakulamatha, Vimana Venkateswaraswamy, and Bhashyakarla Sannidhi, concluding their visit at Yoga Narasimhaswamy. Following the temple rituals, Vedic scholars performed blessings through the chanting of Vedic mantras in the Ranganayakula Mandapam.

The EO also presented the teerthaprasadas of Srivari to the CM, further solidifying the spiritual significance of the event. CM Naidu was accompanied by the State Debt and Charities Minister Anam Ram Narayana Reddy, along with numerous officials and MLAs, underscoring the importance of the occasion for the state and its cultural heritage.

This event not only highlights the deep-rooted religious traditions of Andhra Pradesh but also reflects the government’s commitment to preserving and promoting these customs.

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Recognizing the danger, officials and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) members quickly alerted the train driver, who managed to slow down the train in time. Naidu, who is among the most heavily protected Chief Ministers and benefits from the central government’s Z+ security due to previous Maoist threats, typically has his safety monitored by the National Security Guard (NSG) and other high-level security forces.

Officials reported that Naidu was standing on the Madhuranagar railway track to get a better view of the water flow when a train, traveling at significant speed, approached. Thanks to the prompt actions of the officials, the train slowed down and passed by safely. Naidu and his security team quickly moved away from the track, narrowly avoiding the train.

An eyewitness noted that the distance between Naidu and the train was just three feet, calling it a “close shave.” Security personnel promptly surrounded Naidu to ensure his safety and provide reassurance.

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NVVN, a subsidiary of NTPC Ltd., has engaged with the state authorities to implement solar rooftop systems in government buildings. A memorandum of understanding was formalized between NVVN and NREDCAP in the presence of the Chief Minister and Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar, along with other key officials.

The plan outlines the installation of 300 MW solar rooftop systems in government buildings as an initial phase. NVVN will be responsible for setting up these systems and providing electricity at a consistent tariff for 25 years. Additionally, NVVN will manage and maintain the systems at no cost during this period. This move is projected to result in significant savings for government departments on energy expenses.

The anticipated annual savings from implementing 300 MW solar rooftop systems in government buildings is estimated at 118.27 crore rupees. Over a span of 25 years, the total savings are projected to reach ₹2,957 crore. Furthermore, the installation of a 300 MW solar rooftop system is expected to reduce carbon emissions by 3.41 lakh metric tonnes annually or 85.25 lakh metric tonnes over the 25-year period.

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Naidu highlighted the release of seven white papers by the alliance government detailing issues such as law enforcement and land disputes over the past five years. He criticized YSRC leaders for alleged manipulation in cases like Viveka’s murder and the Madanapalle land scams. Naidu emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in governance.

Regarding social welfare initiatives, Naidu pledged to continue operating Anna canteens inspired by the successful Annadanam program in Tirumala. He emphasized the government’s commitment to supporting farmers affected by recent rains and implementing poverty alleviation measures through the P4 policy.

Looking ahead, Naidu discussed plans for Janmabhoomi-2, aiming to implement development and welfare programs with renewed vigor. He stressed the importance of recognizing the dedication of party members and ensuring transparency in filling nominated positions. Naidu encouraged ministers to engage with the party’s central office to promote grassroots involvement.

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