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- Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu instructed ministers to prioritize winning upcoming municipal and panchayat elections.
- He emphasized the importance of alliance partner unity and effective coordination.
- The government plans to lay the foundation for an agriculture school in Madanapalle on October 2.
- Naidu also issued warnings against political disturbances and threatened strict measures against individuals damaging government property.
What to watch next
- Introduction of new laws regarding damage to government property.
- Foundation stone ceremony for the Indian School of Agriculture on October 2.
- Development in law and order enforcement against identified political disturbances.
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Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy
Nellore Rural MLA
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“the coalition government was pushing ahead with development and welfare programmes, Amaravati, Polavaram, irrigation projects and efforts to attract investments.”
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…programmes being undertaken by the coalition government in Andhra Pradesh would continue without obstacles and that the leaders would remain protected from any “evil eye”. Explaining the gesture, Sridhar Reddy said the coalition government was pushing ahead with development and welfare programmes, Amaravati, Polavaram, irrigation projects and efforts to attract investments. He alleged that YSRC leaders were trying to obstruct the state’s progress through criticism and “curses” and said the ritual was intended to ward off such negativity. He said the government was implementing welfare…
“YSRC leaders were trying to obstruct the state’s progress through criticism and “curses” and said the ritual was intended to ward off such negativity.”
In the article
…the gesture, Sridhar Reddy said the coalition government was pushing ahead with development and welfare programmes, Amaravati, Polavaram, irrigation projects and efforts to attract investments. He alleged that YSRC leaders were trying to obstruct the state’s progress through criticism and “curses” and said the ritual was intended to ward off such negativity. He said the government was implementing welfare schemes, fulfilling election promises and accelerating development works across urban and rural areas. Amaravati was being developed as the state capital, while work on…
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Named India · Narendra Modi · Nellore Municipal Corporation · N. Lokesh · Pawan Kalyan · P. Narayana · Telugu Desam Party · YSRC · Anam Ramanarayana Reddy · Andhra Pradesh · Beeda Ravichandra · Bengaluru · Jagan Mohan Reddy
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