Vijayawada: On May 2, Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu called on Telugu members, MPs, MLAs and grassroots workers to gather in large gatherings for the event shortly before the restoration of the Amaravati Capital project.
He also urged all Jana Sena and BJP leaders across the state to participate in the restart event.
Naidu addressed Worth Island via a conference call and said the Prime Minister would lay the foundation for the work worth Rs 49,040. Modi will lay stones for certain works and open some other projects with a total value of Rs 57,962, related to DRDO, DPIIT, NHAI and railways.
CM acknowledged voters have given TD-led record missions to the TD-led coalition with a strike rate of 93%, because it is because of a commitment to voters that the state will rebuild the state. “The Center and the Associated Press are moving forward in close coordination. Despite the economic tightening, the current government has adopted welfare and development plans on a large scale.”
He said the Polavaram project will be completed in 2027 and the establishment of TCS in Visakhapatnam will generate large-scale jobs. He said the engineering development of Bhogapuram Airport was rapid, and he said LG would invest Rs 50,000 crore in Sri city.
He said Andhra Pradesh is getting the highest investment. “Swarnandhra Vision-2047 was formulated for the comprehensive development of the country, as our goal is to develop development. Although the land in Visakhapatnam has been allocated to Ursa Company, at a price of Rs 15 crore per acre, some people have been mis-spread only allocated 99 paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise, although the land in Visakhapatnam has been allocated to Ursa Company at a price of Rs 15 crore per acre, some people have been mis-spreaded words only allocated 99 paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise paise.
He asserted that TD is important in Hyderabad’s development, noting that Telangana’s main revenue share comes from Hyderabad. He said that likewise, more development projects and welfare plans can be achieved through the revenue generated by Amaravati.
Naidu asserted: “The capital is a self-sustaining project and will provide all basic facilities to the city over the next three years.”
“Let’s organize Mahanadu in Kadapa on a large scale. Only our alliance can win all elections,” he said.
The Chief Minister announced that the promised Anna Data and Talliki Vandanam plans will be implemented from next month.
“It’s so painful to die of the walls,” Naidu said on Simhachalam, “He looked back at the situation in Amalawati. “I didn’t go there because the local leaders said my visit would cause inconvenience to the pilgrims.”
