Naidu Launches Swachhpatham Drive to Keep State Roads Clean
The goal of Swachh Andhra will be possible only if there is a change in society: Naidu
Hyderabad: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday a special drive was taken up to keep the roads clean across the State under the Swachhpatham program.
“We have undertaken the Swarnandhra-Swachhandhra program to keep the entire state clean. This is a program that is very close to my heart. From today, we are undertaking a special drive to keep the roads clean across the state under the Swachhpatham program. We are also very diligent in providing pensions to the eligible and needy people on the first day of every month,” he said, addressing a meeting in Narasannapet.
“We are monitoring carefully whether the welfare provided by the coalition government is properly received by the beneficiaries or not,” Naidu said.
“We are also undertaking a program to clean the land records across the state through the resurvey process. The goal of Swachh Andhra will be possible only if there is a change in society. We have formulated the 2047 Swarna Andhra Vision. Our government's goal is to make AP a $2.4 trillion economy by 2047 and bring in a per capita income of Rs. 54 lakh. We are working to reduce economic inequality in the society and raise the living standards of everyone,” he said.
“We also need funds for welfare and development. Welfare can be achieved only by creating wealth. We have launched the P4 program to help the poor,” he added.
