AP's Free Sand Policy: A Game Changer for Construction Workers
Andhra Pradesh's Mines, Geology and Excise Minister K Ravindra announced a planned free sand policy to be implemented in three months, aiming to support the construction industry and improve the livelihoods of construction workers. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu pushes for these changes to counteract the adverse effects of previous sand policies.
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Andhra Pradesh's Mines, Geology and Excise Minister, K Ravindra, announced on Wednesday that the state government will introduce a free sand policy within three months to bolster the construction industry.
Speaking at a press conference, Ravindra emphasized Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu's commitment to this initiative, aiming to improve livelihood prospects for thousands of construction workers. 'The Chief Minister directed officials to frame the guidelines for a free sand policy in the next three months,' he stated.
Ravindra criticized the previous YSRCP government's sand policy for damaging the construction sector, indirectly affecting 40 allied industries and resulting in considerable hardship for millions of workers. He assured that the new policy would prevent such issues and ensure continuous construction activities across the state.
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