Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said that he is not the leader who confine himself to the Secretariat but would remain amidst the people, living like a common man. During his visit to Aspari in Kurnool district, the CM launched the ‘Sanjeevani’ health program. Speaking on the occasion, he clarified that the NDA government is consistently implementing the ‘Super Six’ schemes—such as ‘Thalliki Vandanam’ ‘Annadatha Sukhibhava’, and the free gas cylinder scheme—in fulfillment of its promises. He emphasized that his government’s primary objective is to eradicate poverty while providing quality education and nutritious food.
Observing that people’s health lies in their own hands, the CM advised that if one turns the kitchen into a pharmacy and food into medicine, there would be no need to frequent hospitals. He announced plans to digitize everyone’s health profiles and introduce ‘AI Doctor’ services by leveraging technology. He also mentioned the use of blockchain technology to ensure the security of land rights. Urging farmers to plan their crops carefully, Naidu directed the District Collector to take immediate action regarding drinking water and road issues in the Alur region.
Once again reaffirming his dedication to turn the Rayalaseema area into a fertile land, Naidu assured about the speedy completion of the Vedavati project along with transporting water through the Handri-Neeva canal. In addition, he set the timeline to complete the Polavaram project by March 2027 and the Rayalaseema Steel Factory by 2028.
