Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu announced that he would start the free bus travel guarantee for women on August 15, Independence Day, saying that he was implementing all the key promises made during the elections. He launched several development works in Kurnool as part of the Swarnandhra-Swachh Andhra program.
He laid the foundation stone for the development of a garden in Dhanalakshmi Nagar in the city and planted a sapling with public representatives in the garden premises. Later, Chandrababu Naidu went to the C-Camp Rythu Bazaar and participated in the Swarnandhra-Swachh Andhra program. He inspected the process of making fertilizer from vegetable waste.
Later, he inspected the Swarnandhra-Swachh Andhra, drones and other equipment stalls set up at the Prajavedika Sabhasthala. He said that farmers will be supported in every way and Rayalaseema will be turned into a horticulture hub. He has called on everyone to work hard to make Andhra Pradesh a clean Andhra Pradesh.
The Chief Minister said that on the third Saturday of every month, houses, offices and surroundings should be dusted. He said that Rythu Bazars will be set up in every constituency in the state and the Rythu Bazar in Kurnool will be made exemplary in the state with a cost of Rs. 6 crores.
CM Chandrababu Naidu said that the International Yoga Day will be organized in Visakhapatnam in a way that the world will appreciate. He explained that yoga programs will be organized for a month from the 21st of this month. The CM said that the responsibility of collecting garbage in rural areas and converting it into fertilizer lies with the Dwakra associations.
He said that 75 centers will be set up in the state to recycle wet and dry garbage. He said that ponds will be cleaned through Palle Pushkarini. Chandrababu Naidu said that the government will support the guides who help the golden families in every way. He interacted with the guides who came forward to provide financial assistance as part of P-4. The guides were honored with shawls.
