Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said that plans are being prepared with a goal of 2.4 trillion dollars of growth and steps are being taken to achieve Swarnandhra by realizing the dream of Vikasit Bharat.
In the report submitted to the NITI Aayog Governing Council meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with all the Chief Ministers in the national capital Delhi with the goal of Vikasit Bharat 2047, he explained how they are making good use of the resources available in the state.
On this occasion, Prime Minister Modi has praised the AP Growth Blueprint at the NITI Aayog forum and said various aspects of Chandrababu’s presentation will be useful for Vikasit Bharat. The Prime Minister, who showered praise on the reforms brought by the AP government, has asked all states to examine and study the AP reforms. Chandrababu’s presentation was widely praised at the meeting.
CM Chandrababu explained that plans are being made to establish four zones to give Visakhapatnam a global dimension. On this occasion, he sought the cooperation of the Center to expand the Visakhapatnam model to Amaravati, Tirupati, Godavari and Kurnool. Quantum Valley agreement in Amaravati and Drone city plans in Kurnool were specially explained in the presentation. He said that technologies like Google AI are being used as part of digital governance.
The CM revealed in his presentation that the family benefit digital passbook system will be introduced for the family and maternity leave has been increased to 180 days. He said that Vision Action Plan units have been set up in the district and constituency and explained that policies are being formulated to bring an entrepreneur from each family.
He said that he is working towards the goal of eradicating poverty by 2029 and is helping golden families through mentors through the P4 model. He said that the state will develop in the urban, rural and synergy models. Chandrababu asked to form 3 committees to accelerate progress towards Vikasit Bharat-2047.
The central government and NITI Aayog have suggested setting up 3 committees with CMs in collaboration. A committee has been proposed on central viability gap funding for PPP projects. Similarly, a committee has been suggested to study challenges like aging and low fertility and to focus on technology-driven governance.
