People's Support Motivates Me To Achieve Toughest Goals: Chandrababu Naidu
Sanjeevani would be implemented in all districts from August 15. He suggested that people should do yoga and meditation for better health. At the same time, he advised parents to keep junk food at bay from children. He also stressed the need for organic farming. People are not ready to buy even if farmers use urea targeting extra produce, he said
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said the TD alliance government was implementing several innovative programmes like Sanjeevani for the well-being of the people. He said people's support drives him to face the biggest challenges in his life.
The CM said that these days, the word Gen Z is gaining more popularity. 'I am the biggest Gen Z. There will be none who can compete with me in thinking innovatively. I view things 40 years down the line."
He said he would support every individual who could think innovatively.
Naidu inaugurated Sanjeevani Digital Nerve Centre at Kishtamsettipalli in Markapuram district. The government fulfilled its promise by carving out Markapuaram as a separate district, he said.
Sanjeevani would be implemented in all districts from August 15. He suggested that people should do yoga and meditation for better health. At the same time, he advised parents to keep junk food at bay from children. He also stressed the need for organic farming. People are not ready to buy even if farmers use urea targeting extra produce, he said.
The CM said that numerous farmers were shifting to organic farming. In AP, there are 20 lakh farmers practicing organic farming.
Naidu also stressed on the need to have big families. In the future, big families will be encouraged and respected. Children are separating from their parents for ration cards and separate houses. There is a need to increase the population as it is on the decline in the country and several foreign nations.
He said that the TD government would complete Polavaram and Veligonda projects as they are lifelines for the state. Stating that the YSRC was still hatching conspiracies against Amaravati, Naidu stressed that Amaravati would be shaped as the No. 1 city in India.
