Naidu Promises GO To Ensure All Jobs In Tribal Areas Are Reserved For Girijans
Naidu visited Gannela in Araku mandal, Alluru district on Saturday. Speaking to the tribals, he said that Sanjeevani app would be a gamechanger. If you get sick, there is no need to got to Visakha or Paderu. Your health is in your phone. You can check your health on your phone. Every Girijan will be provided better medical services. The government has taken up the responsibility of protecting tribals' health, he said
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said the government is committed to the development of tribal areas and welfare of tribals. He said that their government had secured global-recognition to Araku coffee and also to tribal revolutionary Alluri Sitarama Raju by naming the Bhogapuram international airport after him.
Naidu visited Gannela in Araku mandal, Alluru district on Saturday. Speaking to the tribals, he said that Sanjeevani app would be a gamechanger. If you get sick, there is no need to got to Visakha or Paderu. Your health is in your phone. You can check your health on your phone. Every Girijan will be provided better medical services. The government has taken up the responsibility of protecting tribals' health, he said.
The CM said that internet and cell phone connectivity would be improved by installing more cell towers. All problems of tribals would be resolved. In the next three months, all the primary health centres in this region would be improved. Every PHC will be equipped to conduct any medical test. The TDP coalition government has the credit of making Super Six a Super Hit, he said.
He said that the government would also ensure that all the jobs in tribal areas are given to tribals only. He assured the tribals of brining a fresh GO to this effect. Naidu promised to take steps for laying roads to all villages in the tribal region. Agency people are benefiting through Araku coffee and pepper corn sales.
The CM also participated in 'Mukha-Mukhi' with tribals at Gannela and enquired about various government services. He spoke to a pregnant woman and enquired her about the medical services being provided to her. Gannela has 47 households, with a population of 189.
Another woman informed the CM that her daughter was obtaining NEET training. He spoke to 16 people in RK Nagar, Gannela, and enquired if they were getting the benefits of all the government schemes. The women and children of RK Nagar extended a warm reception to Naidu with their Dhimsa dance.
