The AP government’s official almanac predicted that the state would get good results though some hurdles are ahead.
The state’s financial condition is also not so bad though debts are going be high compared to the income, but Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s decisions would help rescue the state from crisis.
Noted astrologer Ponnaluri Gargeya explained the almanac and Andhra Pradesh future in Ugadi Panchanga Sravanam programme which was conducted by the state government here on Friday.
According to the almanac, state’s income is 99 and expenditure is 106 for the Durmicnama year. Apart from this, except 139 days, the remaining days in the year are going to be most supportive for the state. Though expenditure is high, it is not going to be a burden on the government, said Gargeya.
Noted Purana pundit Chaganti Koteswara Rao has been appointed as advisor for the government of AP. Besides, the state government honoured several experts with awards. Lord Venus is king and mercury is the minister for the year and it is a positive sign for the state’s progress.
The CM and his government could take combined and fruitful decisions, the almanac opined. Mahati yogam, on the auspicious Karteeka Pournami (full moon day), moon is going to appear very big on November 14 from 5.36 pm to 7.22 pm, said Gargeya, and it would be helpful to the state government.
The black crops are generally lucrative and the second part of the year is suitable for red crops. According to almanac, gold prices would come down between August and September. Totally, the government should perform homams and yagams for getting more positive results, said Gargeya.
On this occasion, CM N. Chandrababu Naidu said that the new capital is named as Amaravati by taking into consideration the Telugu culture and history. Now it has got universal acceptance. The state would be on the top of the world. He said that Ugadi is a festival for building Telugu cultural and pride. Noted Purana pundit Chaganti Koteswara Rao has been appointed as advisor for the government of AP.
Besides, the state government honoured several experts with awards. Ministers Kamineni Srinivas, P. Manikyala Rao, Devineni Umamaheswara Rao, P. Pulla Rao, MP Kesineni Srinivas and several officials were also present. When the state government is implementing various government schemes and capital construction developments, the expenditure is naturally high, he said.
