CM Naidu's Mission: A Poverty-Free Andhra Pradesh Through Pioneering Pension Scheme

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu attended the NTR Bharosa Pension Distribution Programme, emphasizing his commitment to a poverty-free society. He visited beneficiaries, highlighting welfare without restrictions. Naidu credited TDP for pension initiatives, stressing efficient leadership and reforms aimed at comprehensive state development.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu actively participated in the NTR Bharosa Pension Distribution Programme on Tuesday. The Chief Minister underscored his dedication to a poverty-free society by personally visiting the homes of pension beneficiaries in Yellamanda village, Narasaraopet constituency, Palnadu district.

Emphasizing genuine welfare, Naidu contrasted his governance with previous administrations, claiming a focus on serving the state's 5 crore people as his paramount concern. He personally prepared coffee in a beneficiary's home, demonstrating a hands-on approach and crediting the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) for initiating pension distributions.

Highlighting Andhra Pradesh as a leader in pension schemes, Naidu detailed the state's provision of pensions to 64 lakh people. With reforms such as abolishing taxes impacting livelihoods, Naidu outlined efforts to integrate technology in agriculture and pledged to tackle corruption and enhance development across Andhra Pradesh.

(With inputs from agencies.)